Forestiera angustifolia 'Weeping' Medicinal Williams at Caerhays in Cornwall

Williams at Caerhays in Cornwall

calls "small

The Far East holds far more

By the 1930s it had reached gardens in Europe and North America and earned an Award of Merit from the Royal Horticultural Society

in full sun to part shade and moist

Forestiera angustifolia 'Weeping' Medicinal Williams at Caerhays in CornwallForestiera angustifolia 'Weeping' is a distinctive pendulous form of the Texas desert olive, an intricately branched native shrub whose cascading, weeping branches make it a living piece of sculpture. Fine and twiggy, clothed in small narrow leaves, the plant drapes and tumbles in a way the wild shrub never does, and reveals a fine tracery of branches in winter once the leaves have fallen. Tough as the Texas brush country that bore it, this is a plant