Category Archives: New Flower Plants
Tree Peony ‘Lu He Hong’
Tree peonies are the epitome of garden glamour and the Tree Peony ‘Lu He Hong’ is no exception! A stunning variety that will captivate with its vibrant, deep red flowers. The rich crimson petals are broad and overlapping, creating a
Clematis montana ‘Red Velvet Truffle’
Clematis montana ‘Red Velvet Truffle’ stands out with its darker foliage, which makes its vibrant blooms truly shine. This variety produces an abundance of single cerise-red flowers with striking golden stamens, creating a stunning contrast against the bronze-green leaves. A
Quercus x turneri ‘Pseudoturneri’
Quercus × turneri ‘Pseudoturneri’ is a handsome hybrid oak that brings timeless structure and evergreen interest to any garden. A cross between the English oak and the Holm oak, it combines the classic shape and stature of native oaks with
Heptacodium miconioides ‘Temple of Bloom’
Heptacodium miconioides ‘Temple of Bloom’ is a remarkable ornamental shrub that captivates gardeners with its late-season blooms and unique exfoliating bark, ensuring year-round visual appeal. This shrub is particularly celebrated for its profusion of fragrant, creamy-white flowers that emerge in
Cryptomeria japonica ‘Little Champion’
Cryptomeria japonica ‘Little Champion’ is a charming, compact evergreen conifer that stands out for its neat, dome-like shape and appealing foliage, making it an excellent choice for smaller gardens or container arrangements. This slow-growing dwarf variety of Japanese cedar boasts
Chionanthus virginicus
Chionanthus virginicus, widely recognized as the fringe tree, is a charming deciduous shrub or small tree that captivates onlookers with its stunning, fragrant flowers that bloom in spring. These blossoms, which appear in late spring, are characterized by their delicate,
Quercus rubra (Mature Tree)
The Red Oak makes a majestic landscape tree! Smooth grey bark, deeply lobed leaves and dark brown acorns provide plenty of seasonal interest. The foliage of Quercus rubra is particularly striking with each leaf growing up to 22cm in length,
Amelanchier ‘Rainbow Pillar’ (Mature Tree)
Boasting an upright, columnar form, Amelanchier ‘Rainbow Pillar’ is an excellent tree for small gardens and tight spaces such as courtyards and patios. Its erect habit also makes it useful as a feature tree planted at the back of borders,
Ulmus x hollandica ‘Wredei’ (Mature Tree)
Ulmus x hollandica ‘Wredei’ is a cross between Ulmus minor and Ulmus glabra. The result is a deciduous, hardy, medium-sized tree, covered with crinkled edged, bright yellow leaves. The foliage deepens in intensity as the summer progresses, turning a rich-gold
Liriodendron tulipifera (Mature Tree)
Grown for its magnificent large, glossy foliage, Liriodendron tulipifera makes a remarkably eye catching tree for the larger garden. The distinctly shaped leaves turn from green to a buttery shade of gold in a spectacular autumn display. With maturity, the
Prunus ‘Royal Burgundy’ (Mature Tree)
Aptly named for its bronze foliage that rapidly darkens to deep purple. The dark foliage of Prunus ‘Royal Burgundy’ makes a superb backdrop for its double pink flowers in April. As autumn approaches the deciduous canopy turns to fiery crimson,
Pyrus salicifolia ‘Pendula’ (Mature Tree)
A bushy, dense, deciduous spreading small tree. The weeping branches are cloaked in silvery-grey leaves with downy undersides, which resemble a willow in shape. As the tree matures it forms a more attractive domed canopy. In April and May the
Quercus robur (Mature Tree)
The English Oak is an iconic sight across the landscape of Britain. Instantly recognisable for its distinctive lobed foliage, deeply furrowed bark, and of course, its acorns. Quercus robur is an important wildlife tree in the UK, supporting hundreds of
Golden Weeping Willow (Mature Tree)
An excellent choice for a hedge on boggy or often waterlogged ground, The Golden Weeping Willow will soon settle in and make an attractive boundary. The dense form of Salix chrysocoma make it an effective screen and in the winter
Sorbus aria ‘Lutescens’ (Mature Tree)
A majestic Whitebeam with downy green leaves that glint silver in the spring sunshine. Sorbus aria ‘Lutescens’ develops a profusion of white flower clusters in late spring attracting bees and other pollinators to the garden. The blooms are followed by
Rowan (Mature Tree)
Rowan are usually a familiar sight in gardens or growing in hedgerows and quite rightly so. The Mountain Ash is fast growing once established and will tolerate being clipped back regularly as this will encourage it to branch out and
Sorbus ‘Joseph Rock’ (Mature Tree)
Sorbus ‘Joseph Rock’ is a charming deciduous tree that captivates with its graceful stature and seasonal transformations. Reaching a height of up to 800 cm (26 ft) and a spread of 600 cm (20 ft), this tree exhibits an upright
Prunus serrulata ‘Tai Haku’ (Mature Tree)
Also known as The Great White Cherry, Prunus serrulata ‘Tai Haku’ is regarded as one of the most beautiful of the white flowering cherries. It forms a medium sized, vase-shaped tree, with a broad, spreading crown. Mid-green leaves, up to
Prunus ‘Kiku-shidare-zakura’ (Mature Tree)
Commonly known as Cheal?s Weeping Cherry, this eye-catching cultivar makes a superb stand-alone specimen plant. Pendulous branches drape from a central trunk to create a cascade of double pink Cherry blossom from late April. The new foliage of Prunus ‘Kiku-shidare-zakura’
Prunus x subhirtella ‘Autumnalis Rosea’ (Mature Tree)
Often grown as a shrub to provide winter flowers in beds and borders, Prunus subhirtella ‘Autumnalis Rosea’, the Winter Flowering Cherry, is actually a small deciduous tree . As the leaves start to turn yellow and fall, delicate, pale pink
Prunus ‘The Bride’ (Mature Tree)
A striking variety with pink buds that open to pure white, single flowers with contrasting bright red anthers. This spectacular Fuji Cherry has a neat compact habit, forming an attractive, bushy crown. Like most Ornamental Cherries, Prunus ‘The Bride’ produces
Prunus ‘Kanzan’ (Mature Tree)
A hardy, deciduous tree of upright habit when young, maturing to a more spreading habit in later years. Prunus ‘Kanzan’ provides a stunning display of large, vivid pink-purple, double flowers in spring, upon bare branches. The leaves that follow are
