Henry’s Garnet Sweetspire Apple Tree prune only after flowering to

prune only after flowering to preserve next season’s buds while keeping the hedge tidy

corner beds

It can work as a standalone statement in a floor pot or as part of a layered indoor plant grouping with broader or softer-textured foliage around it

That fragrance gives this shrub a strong emotional pull at point of purchase

It blends naturally with hostas

Henry’s Garnet Sweetspire Apple Tree prune only after flowering toA Native Shrub With Season Long Appeal Henrys Garnet Sweetspire is one of those shrubs that earns its place in the landscape over and over again. In late spring to early summer, it produces graceful, bottlebrush like spikes of fragrant white flowers that brighten beds and borders with a soft, natural look. Later in the year, the foliage turns rich shades of garnet red, burgundy, and deep crimson, giving the plant a second major season of interest.