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Stachyurus praecox

Seldom found in UK gardens this stunning deciduous shrub makes a superb specimen for late winter borders. Pendants of tiny, bell shaped flowers dangle from naked, bronze coloured stems, providing valuable nectar for early pollinating insects.

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