Sambucus Racemosa 'Plumosa Aurea' - Red Berried Elder.

If only I could find a gap big enough Lol!

Dig out some more grass Annella lol :O) I am having the same problem here, had a good look around this weekend to see if there is somewhere else which needs a good grass chop out but sadly could not find any. lol :O)

Looks great Karen, so much colour in those borders, it all helps pass on the gloomy months. :O)

I must tell my niece about this one as she is looking for a small tree.

My best small tree Linda....Cornus Mas. Lovely goblet shape, bright red berries, acid yellow flowers in late winter/spring and warm coloured flaking bark to boot. The Sambucus is also good. Remember I did that blog some time ago about all my small trees....she might get some other ideas from that if you send her the link.

...and, makes a lovely gin to sip...whilst relaxing on Hobbit Hill...on Hallowe'en! :)

LOL! Too late Karen, the blackbirds have almost stripped the lot off...but good point though!

We have Sutherland Gold, I noticed though, it has gone green now, wondering is that normal? yours is still a pretty yellow......

I've no idea A. I wonder....mine is in shade for the greater part of the day. Could that be the difference?

Ours is in semi-shade.....