Category Archives: Plants & Seeds
Holly triflora var. kanehirae
Holly triflora var. kanehirae makes an unbeatable, evergreen hedge. Even in cold or costal conditions, the hardy shrub has a dense, branching habit that ensures both privacy and security. Ilex ‘Impala’ also looks attractive in borders, particularly when its pure white flowers appear in the spring. These blooms are succeeded by black berries, which attract
Itea virginica
It’s easy to see why Itea virginica is also named Sweet Spire: from July to September, panicles of sweet-smelling flowers hang from its mound-forming foliage. These white blooms open slowly, beginning at the base and rising to the tip, creating a unique and ever-changing summer display. This shrub is far from a one-trick pony, for
Hydrangea serrata ‘Intermedia’ (Acuminata)
The compact size of Hydrangea serrata ‘Intermedia’ makes it the perfect plant for a large container. Also happy in the border in sun or part shade, this lacecap Hydrangea is covered in an abundance of very pretty flowers, each with a tight centre surrounded by pale pink florets. The leaves are dark green, turning to
Hydrangea paniculata ‘Kyushu’
Elegant, conical creamy-white flowers are held on the strong upright stems of this hardy deciduous shrub. Consisting of large sterile florets and tiny fertile flowers, the blooms have a pretty, tiered appearance. Hydrangea paniculata ‘Kyushu’ blooms from late summer through to autumn for a beautiful burst of late season colour. Happy in sun or part
