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Winter cherry blossom prunus subhirtella autumnalis, up to 7m high, has small, semi double, pale pink flowers from as early as November till March.

Top plants for winter flowers; top tips WITH RICHARD EVANS OF SNOWDONIA NURSERIES

THE Rosebud Cherry, Prunus subhirtella Pendula, makes a dainty tree with dropping branches that are loaded with tiny pink blossom in spring.

TREET YOUR MUM; Blossom trees with their soft, beautiful blooms make a perfect present if you are still looking for something special for Mother's Day today..

To give you a flavour, the November list has one tree, Prunus subhirtella 'autumnalis' and seven shrubs , including mahonias, viburnums, Erica, jasmine and lonicera.

Guide to a gardener's what, where and when; GARDENING

For a focal point, you cannot beat Prunus Subhirtella Autumnalis, a small and very elegant tree which flowers throughout the winter.

MELLOW yellow

Query's favorite, the weeping cherry (Prunus subhirtella `Pendula'), with its graceful branches laden with pink blossoms, is actually sturdier than its fragile-looking limbs appear.

Branches and blossoms; Flowering trees delight the senses

A lovely shrub is prunus subhirtella autumnalis, which is a sort of cherry tree that flowers in winter, so you have this beautiful pink blossom in deepest winter."

WEEKEND: GARDENING: Create a winter wonderland

Prunus subhirtella 'Autumnalis'--'Autumnalis' Higan Cherry

Appendix 1 Nonconiferous trees requiring only moderate pruning to develop strong structure

FOR sheer versatility, it's hard to fault the winter flowering cherry, Prunus subhirtella autumnalis.

HOMES & GARDENING; How to change your winter blues into winter hues

Q I planted a Prunus subhirtella autumnalis in my garden last July 99.

Seven Days - Gardening; PROBLEMS

If you want something a bit bigger then there is the winter flowering cherry, Prunus subhirtella Autumnalis - the rosebud cherry.

Gardening: Plan now for some colour through the winter; Roger Clarke does a little forward planning for the dark months ahead

If you choose Prunus Subhirtella Autumnalis, however, it will produce a pretty display of white or pale pink flowers in autumn and intermittently in the winter.

Your Garden: Pippa Greenwood's gardening column