Pyrus communis 'Red D'Anjou' ~ Red D'Anjou Pear edible Dense clusters of small fragrant

Dense clusters of small fragrant lavender-pink to lavender flowers bloom from summer well into fall attracting butterflies

(2) chancelier

cornus kousa satomi - Pink Flowering Dogwood tree

Zwerg-Schwertlilie - Iris pumila

History: Dawn Redwood was thought to be extinct until living specimens were discovered in China in the 1940s

Pyrus communis 'Red D'Anjou' ~ Red D'Anjou Pear edible Dense clusters of small fragrantRed D'Anjou Pear is a fast growing deciduous tree with an upright habit and attractive spring flower display but primarily grown for its crop of large late summer fruit. Clusters of fragrant of white flowers bloom in mid spring. The large aromatic fruits have a short neck and russet skin with mild melting flesh. Grows best in full sun and rich, moist well drained soils. Red D'Anjou has improved resistance to fire blight, needs a cross pollinator