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Aralia spinosa | Devils Walking StickDevil's Walking Stick Also known as the angelica tree, deciduous Aralia spinosa gets its unusual common name from the gnarled, spiny appearance of the stems when it is not in leaf. Originally from North America, it is fast growing and umbrella like in habit. Its tall, spreading stems bear huge, prickly, heavily divided leaves, up to 3ft (90cm) long, at their tips, giving an exotic, palm like appearance. The leaves colour well in autumn, turning

After flowering the strappy Daffodil leaves provide nourishment for the bulb

Excellent for cooking

making this one of the best maples for colour throughout the year

deciduous shrub of open

or can be used to make pectin for other jams

open from pink buds in May

light crimson blooms of all the English Roses

Keep: Excellent keeper

Halesia carolina is a small

it gives a beautiful

slow-growing deciduous tree with a pyramidal crown and attractive grey

the flesh is savoury