Metasequoia glyptostroboides 'Hamlet's Broom' 1/4 std Clear Stem - 90-120cm, 15lt Other Varieties but prefers nutrient-rich

but prefers nutrient-rich

grey and hairy underneath

It blooms abundantly for several weeks in May and June

It doesn’t have major pest or disease problems

it gets pyramidal form

Metasequoia glyptostroboides 'Hamlet's Broom' 1/4 std Clear Stem - 90-120cm, 15lt Other Varieties but prefers nutrient-richMetasequoia glyptostroboides 'Hamlet 's Broom' is a compact form of Dawn Redwood, a prehistoric tree which was thought to be extinct until the middle of 20th century. Its a small, coniferous, dense, deciduous tree of columnar, upright habit, with exfoliating, orange brown bark, and variegated, needle like leaves creamy white in spring, bright green in summer, and golden yellow to amber in autumn. Unusual of conifer, its foliage drops in autumn.