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 Agapetes Ludgvan Cross 3lt
Evergreen Himalayan shrub with glossy green leaves with a bronze tint. Attractive pink lantern flowers with darker stripes running round them. |
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Aralia elata 3lt
Tall prickly stems on this architectural plant topped by crowns of large bipinnate leaves with pricklse and slightly toothed edges.
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Aucuba japonica variegata (female) 3lt
Evergreen leaves with large yellow spotting which is particularly useful for lighting up a dingy spot. Our form is female so good chance of getting fabulous red berries on it in Autumn/Winter.
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 Buddleja glomerata3lt
Evergreen shrub with crinkled silver foliage. Panicles of yellow flowers in Summer. |
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Callicarpa japonica Heavy Berry 3lt
A deciduous shrub with green leaves turn yellow for autumn. Striking purple berries that persist well into winter. More and larger berries that other varieties.
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Chrinodendron Ada Hoffman 3lt
Evergreen shrub with narrow glossy foliage. From Summer attractive pink lantern flowers hang from the branches which cannot fail to catch the eye.
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Colletia armata 3lt
A very unusual shrub with a multitude of spines on its branches with minute leaves.
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Coronilla emerus
A deciduous shrub which is part of the pea family producing a profusion of small yellow pea flowers in spring.
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 Coronilla valentina ssp glauca 'Citrina'
A scandent evergreen shrub with bright green leaves and umbels of fragrant, pale yellow flowers in late winter and again in late summer, followed by slender pods. |
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Cotoneaster rothschildianus 7.5lt
Semi-evergreen shrub of arching habit with narrow lance shaped leaves. Clusters of creamy white flowers in Summer and can be quite prolific and very wild life friendly.
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Crinodendron patagua
An upright evergreen shrub with glossy dark green leaves. Attractive bell-shaped, scented, fringed white flowers. Grow against a sheltered wall.
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Daphne odora aureomarginata 3lt
Very attractive variegated Daphne which can flower from Spring to Autumn. Requires a sunny to semi shade sheltered spot in the garden which can retain moisture in Summer but not be waterlogged especially in Winter.
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Decaisnea fargesii
A decideous shrub/tree also known as Dead mans fingers because of its unusual edible blue sausage like fruits.
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Deutzia nikko 3lt
Low mound making shrub which flowers with clusters of showy white flowers in June.
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Dodonaea viscosa 3lt
Evergreen shrub from NZ that we collected seed of when we visited in 2018. Long paddle like leaves on thin stems and faily insignificant flowers in early Summer.
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Drimys winteri 3lt
Winters Bark. Dense, upright shrub with aromatic bark and leathery leaves, dark green above, blue-white beneath. Large clusters of fragrant ivory white flowers followed by blue/purple berries.
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Elaeagnus umbellata 3lt
Wonderful shrub with dark green leaves with a silver underside. Delicate fragrant silvery yellow white flowers May June followed by red edible fruit.
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Euonymus americanusa v. angustifolius - BSWJ12905 3lt
Unique deciduous member of this family hailing from USA arching branching stems with narrow willow like leaves. Small cream flowers on short stems Spring followed by pinky red seed capsules which pop open to reveal orange seeds.
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 Ficus Brown Turkey 4lt
One of the more successful varieties of fig grown in this country. Our regularly fruits and provides lots of ripe fruit. |
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Ficus Dalmatie 4lt
Fig Tree. Handsome deciduous shrub grown partly of its deeply cut foliage and also for its edible fruit which ripen in the autumn. This particular variety has red flesh and is a heavy cropper.
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Forsythia intermedia Nimbus 4.5lt
For a Forsythia this appears a bit expensive but this particular cultivar has made us look back at this genus with interest. Small and compact in habit with upward facing branches and stems absolutely smothered in yellow flowers.
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Fuchsia boliviana 3lt
Rarely offered Fuchsia with a fast vigorous growth habit. Long arching stems with large felty leaves whose underside has a reddish pink midrib. Long pendant clusters of red flowers.
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 Fuchsia Hawkshead 3lt
Hardy Fuchsia with upright bushy habit and a profusion of small dainty white flowers tinged with pink. |
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 Helwingia chinensis
An unusual shrub with an iridesent sheen on and underlying green. Flowers and fruit appear in the middle of the leaf. Best grown in a sheltered spot in semi shade. |
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 Helwingia narrow leaf form
Unusual evergreen plant from himalayas differing from normal chinensis by having narrow matt leaves but still having the unusual habit of having flowers followed by berries in the middle of the leaf. |
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Hippophea rhamnoides 3lt
Commonly known as Sea buckthorn. Loaded with berries in Early Winter and narrow silvery foliage in Summer.
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 Hydrangea involucrata multiplex 5lt
This has got yo be one of our favourite Hydrangeas. Wonderful large broad lance shaped bristly leaves. Lace cap flowers with semidouble florets staring creamy pink. |
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 Hydrangea mac Ayesha 3lt
A mophead Hydrangea with a difference. The pink bracts are waxy and cupped similar to a lilac (perhaps an identity crisis!) |
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 Hydrangea mac Zorro
Large Macrophylla type with black stems and pink or blue bracts and flower dependant on PH |
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Hydrangea macrophylla Sandra 5lt
A rounded shrub with glossy, dark green leaves. lace-cap with white/pinkish sterile florets edged red on the outside turning red/pink as they age.
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Hydrangea paniculata Pinky Winky 5lt
The large white panicles open in mid to late summer, and as summer turns to Autumn the florets at the base of the panicles turn pink. The flower panicles continue to grow, producing new white florets at the tip. The result is spectacular two-toned flower panicles.
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