Category Archives: Plants & Seeds
Juniperus procumbens Plant – Nana
Needing very little maintenance; Juniperus Procumbens Nana will flourish in a wide range of conditions. If given ample space, this Decumbent Juniper will spread prostrate, and provide fantastic ground cover. If space is more limited, this Bonin Island Juniper will take a mounded form, but either way is a win-win! The thin, evergreen foliage emerges
Leucothoe fontanesiana Plant – ‘Makijaz’
Leucothoe are known for their colourful foliage, but this one really stands out from the crowd! In spring the new shoots of Leucothoe fontanesiana ‘Makijaz’ emerge in shades of bronze and pink, before maturing to green with fabulous white marbling. The autumn foliage is just as dazzling, turning to burgundy red throughout winter. Flowers April-May.
Deutzia purp. Plant – Kalmiiflora
Decaisnea fargesii Plant
Decaisnea fargesii is a very large, relatively slow growing, upright, multi-stemmed, open, deciduous shrub with bold, divided leaves up to 90cm long which are tinged with blue in spring, and turn clear yellow in autumn. Long sprays of insignificant, green or yellow-green flowers in early summer are followed in autumn by metallic-looking, deep blue fruit
Cytisus Zeelandia Plant
Abundant pink and cream flowers cover Cytisus ‘Zeelandia’ in late spring and early summer, making this Broom an attractive addition to any garden! This variety of Cytisus is easy to look after and will grow in almost any soil type. Its dark green foliage also makes it a useful backdrop plant once the blooms have
Cytisus ‘Luna’
Delicately pale yellow flowers cover this Broom in early summer making it attractive to bees and humans alike. Known for their hardiness, Cytisus ‘Luna’ is easy to grow in most gardens and will tolerate a position in full sun. Useful as a backdrop in borders or as part of a shrubbery, this variety can also
Juniperus pfitzeriana Plant – ‘Gold Coast’
This elegant Juniper will certainly bring a splash of colour to the garden. Juniperus x pfitzeriana ‘Gold Coast’ has stunning golden foliage that retains its colour nicely throughout winter. With a neat mounding habit it is easily accommodated in borders and rockeries and makes a fine specimen shrub too. Height 91-100cm; spread 91-100cm.
Juniperus communis Plant – Hibernica
Juniperus communis ‘Hibernica’ is a dense, drought tolerant, evergreen conifer forming a large, columnar shrub with erect branches bearing needle-like foliage. Its dull, blue-green young foliage turns dark green with a dot of white near the apex. It is a tall, thin growing variety that will grow 3-4m high and 40-50cm wide. Height 50-60cm. Supplied
Ilex crenata Plant – Stokes
Ilex crenata ‘Stokes’ is an elegant shrub that will add good structure to a formal planting scheme with its small-growing habit and evergreen, dark to mid-green, glossy foliage. Its white flowers are followed by black fruits in winter. Its compact growing habit and small leaves makes it ideal for topiary shaping and also for hedging.
Hydrangea macrophylla Plant – Nikko Blue
Hydrangea paniculata Plant – Kyushu
Hydrangea paniculata ‘Kyushu’ is a large deciduous shrub with dark green toothed foliage and large loose flowerheads with a few large sterile florets and many tiny fertile florets, giving it the classic ‘lacecap’ appearance. It flowers early, starting in mid-July, and is attractive to bees and butterflies. Height 150-200cm.
Hydrangea macropylla Plant – Madame Emile Mouillère
Hydrangea macrophylla ‘Mme Emile Moulliere’ is a deciduous shrub with dark green oval leaves and large round mophead-style white flowerheads in mid and late summer. The flowerheads sometimes take on a pink tinge if grown in full sun. It needs an acidic or neutral soil. A lovely plant for a mixed border. Height 150-200cm. Supplied
Hydrangea serrata Plant – Preziosa
Hydrangea ‘Preziosa’ is a deciduous shrub with large, purple-flushed green leaves and quantities of round mophead-style flowerheads in late summer and early autumn. Flowers start out deep pink and gradually mature to reddish-purple. Hydrangeas need a soil that does not dry out in summer, and do best in partial shade. RHS Award of Garden Merit
Chaenomeless superba Plant – Clementine
Chaenomeles × superba ‘Clementine’ (Japanese quince ‘Clementine’) is a deciduous shrub with arching branches. Its foliage is dark green in colour, ovate and glossy. The flowers are double, red and red-orange appearing on the bare stems in spring which are followed by aromatic, edible fruit. Flowers March-April. Height 100-150cm. Supplied in a 3-4 litre pot.
Berberis thunbergii Plant – Golden Rocket
Berberis thunbergii ‘Golden Rocket’ is a prickly, narrow, upright, low, deciduous shrub with outstanding bright yellow foliage, pale yellow inconspicuous flowers in spring and bright red berries in autumn. Ingestion of these berries may cause mild stomach upset. It is tolerant of most soils and aspects but performs best in full sun and well drained
Choisya Goldfingers
Choisya ternata ‘Goldfingers’ – Choisya ternata ‘Goldfingers’ is a hardy shrub full of colour. Choisya ternata delicately spreads around 200cm and reaches a height of around also 200cm. For first-time gardeners, this beauty requires barely any maintenance and the Mexican orange blossom is at its show-stopping best when grown in full sun, tolerating most growing
Cytisus Plant – Boskoop Ruby
Cryptomeria japonica Plant – Vilmorin Gold
A dwarf conifer with a dense rounded growth habit, Vilmorin Gold is equally happy growing in rockeries, containers and borders requiring little attention to keep its neat compact shape. The evergreen foliage changes to vibrant shades of red throughout winter to provide year round interest. Height 50-60cm. Supplied in a 3 litre pot.
Cotoneaster franchetii Plant
Cotoneaster franchetii is a semi-evergreen woody shrub, with oval to oblong grey-green leaves about 4cm in length, and small, white flowers blushed with pink in the summer months, followed by round, orange-red berries. A versatile garden and municipal plant that can be used for hedging – its arching stems, flowers and fruit making an all