Category Archives: Plants & Seeds
Viburnum plicatum Plant – Watanabe
A smaller viburnum producing layers of horizontal branches and lacecap white flowers from mid summer to autumn. Height 200-250cm. Supplied in a 3 litre pot.
Echinacea Purpurea Rubinstern
Echinacea Purpurea Rubinstern Boasts ruby-red florets spreading from brown central cone! ‘Rubinstern’ is an upright perennial to 90cm, with oval leaves and 12cm wide flower-heads opening from late summer to late autumn, the ruby-red ray florets spreading horizontally from the brown central cone. This variety is popular with garden bees and butterflies, so are the
Styrax japonica Plant
A beautiful small tree found growing in woods all over Japan, Styrax japonica develops wide, fan-shaped branches which are covered with cascades of bell-shaped, white flowers in summer. The leaves are small, pale green in spring/summer and turn yellow in a good crisp autumn before falling. Flowers June. Height 301cm+; spread 301cm+. Supplied in a
Sarcococca Ruscifolia 2 Litre Pot x 1
Sarcococca Ruscifolia Sarcococca Ruscifolia has a strong scent of sweet vanilla in January and February. Small scarlet berries appear after flowering providing even more interest in the winter garden. Once established, requires little maintenance and will grow where other plants and shrubs often struggle. Supplied as 1 x 1-litre potted Sarcococca Ruscifolia Plant
Potentilla tridentata Plant – Nuuk
Potentilla Nuuk is an evergreen perennial. The dark glossy leaves create a stunning contrast with the pure white flowers that open from late spring. A small low growing shrub that is ideal in a rockery or to provide ground cover at the front of a border. Height 50-60cm. Supplied in a 3 litre pot.
Potentilla fruticsa Plant – Goldfinger
The golden yellow flowers of Potentilla Goldfinger sit atop the light green foliage from the end of spring throughout summer. A popular favourite, this upright bushy deciduous shrub is hardy, can be grown at the back of a border or as an informal hedge and screening. Height 90-100cm. Supplied in a 3 litre pot.
Chamaecyparis obtusa ‘Fernspray Gold’
Named for its golden swaves of fern-like foliage, Fernspray Gold is an evergreen conifer. Providing year round interest with its golden yellow leaves which become tipped with bronze in autumn. Slow growing and requiring very little maintenance grows to height of 1.5 metres. Supplied in a 2 litre pot.
Potentilla f. ‘Crème Brulée’® FIRST EDITIONS®
Add a pop of white to the landscape with this new double flowering Potentilla. Bright white flowers adorn this rounded shrub throughout the entire summer. Dark green foliage contrasts beautifully with the flowers.
Chaenomeless superba Plant – Fascination
Chaenomeles × superba ‘Fascination’ (Flowering Quince) a shrub that will work to brighten your garden before most other plants are still getting out of bed from their winter sleep. The bowl shaped orange-red flowers will appear on the bare stems. It?ll help attract those pollinating insects to your garden. The flowers are followed by green
Picea glauca Plant – Alberta Globe
A very dwarf and slow growing variety which over time creates a rounded ball shape of densely pact mid green needles, almost like a pin cushion. Height 301cm+. Supplied in a 2 litre pot or 3-5 litre pot.
Lonicera tatarica Plant – Hack’s Red
Lonicera Hack’s Red is an upright honeysuckle producing masses of rose-pink flowers from late spring through to early summer against a backdrop of deep green foliage. Birds will be attracted into the garden by the red berries that form in good numbers once the blooms fade in autumn. perfect for the back of borders. Height
Lonicera caerulea kamtschatica Plant
Commonly known as Honeyberry and grown primarily for its fruits this edible honeysuckle hails from Siberia so is ultra hardy and drought tolerant. The berries are long and purplish-blue and are produced from May onwards. The flavour is similar to blueberry with a touch of honey so sweet that children will love them. Flowers June-July.
Hydrangea m. Plant – King George V
The Hydrangea m. Plant – King George V is a well-loved and popular mophead variety of hydrangea. Easy to grow, this hardy, deciduous shrub has a neat rounded habit that forms an attractive, medium-sized specimen. The deep rose-pink large blooms will last all summer long, finally passing on the baton to the dynamic orange and
Hydrangea m. Plant – Ayesha
Hydrangea m. ‘Ayesha’ The Hydrangea m. ‘Ayesha’ is an elegant and classy mophead hydrangea and will definitely add a touch of class to your borders or patio container. This beautiful mophead hydrangea produces large rounded flowerheads of lilac-pink, cup-shaped blooms with the lightest of perfumes. The lightly perfumed large two-toned flowers are mauve-lilac pink, turning
Hydrangea m. Plant – AB Green Shadow®
Hydrangea macrophylla ‘AB Green Shadow’ the dense smaller more compact form of this shrub makes it ideal for borders and containers and it has a wonderfully interesting colour changing habit with its flowers initially appearing almost lime green. And as the flowers mature a deep reddish pink tinge will start to infuse to the edges
Clematis Plant – Sylvia Denny
Clematis ‘Sylvia Denny’, a moderately fast growing, dwarf, compact, deciduous, fully hardy, climber with semi-double, pure white flowers and mid-green foliage suitable for containers. The semi double flowers appear early summer and a second flush of flowers which are single and smaller appear late in summer. It thrives best in full sun. Height 150-200cm. Supplied
Euonymus fort. Plant – Harlequin
A dwarf form of Euonymus, ‘Harlequin’ with a low spreading habit that makes its white and green leaves (flushed with pink) an ideal ground cover. It is a vine, so can also be trained up a wall. Whilst it can cope with bright shade, like many variegated plants it can be burnt in bright sun.
Hydrangea Anomala Petiolaris
Hydrangea Anomala Petiolaris Stunning climbing hydrangea that loves the shade! Hydrangeas are known across UK gardens for bringing colour and structure in any shape or sized garden. Hydrangea Anomala Petiolaris is a sophisticated climbing variety that loves the shade. It grows well on cold, north-facing walls that don’t see much sun. This kind boasts delicate
Hebe Red Edge
The Hebe Red Edge is characterised by its sculpted grey-green leaves edged with a thin red margin. The flowers are early summer and a delicious shade of pale lilac which fade to a delicate white as the season progresses. Hebe Red Edge is neat and compact and has many uses in the garden. Dot around
