Category Archives: Patio Plants
Camellia reticulata ‘Mary Williams’
Camellia ?Mary Williams? is a compact variety with impressive, large blooms, making it an ideal choice for a large patio container or as a striking feature in a shrub border with acidic soil. Its delicate rose-pink petals encircle vibrant lemon-yellow
Camellia sasanqua ‘Red’
A flurry of deep cerise to crimson flowers with a boss of golden stamens smothers a cloak of lush, evergreen foliage. Camellia sasanqua bears smaller blooms than spring-flowering camellias but they are produced in striking profusion.Flowering from autumn to winter,
Deutzia ‘Pink Carpet’
Deutzia ?Pink Carpet? is a beautiful, compact shrub that comes alive in late spring, offering an abundance of delicate, star-shaped pale pink flowers. Its low-growing, spreading nature makes it an excellent choice for ground cover, borders, or containers, creating a
Camellia sasanqua ‘White’
Thriving in the dappled shade of a woodland-style border or nestled in a large container in a shaded patio corner, Camellia sasanqua ‘White’ offers a subtle and elegant presence throughout the summer, complementing brighter bedding plants with its glossy, evergreen
Camellia ‘High Fragrance’
The most powerfully fragrant Camellia of all!Ideal size for small gardens or mixed shrubberiesIdeal solution for shady cornersDespite their dazzling early season display, most camellias are lacking when it comes to scent, so Camellia ?High Fragrance? marks a major breeding
Camellia japonica ‘Matterhorn’
Camellia japonica ‘Matterhorn’ is a spectacular variety with pure white, formal flowers held on pendant branches from March to May. This mid to late season camellia usefully bridges the gap between spring and summer and after flowering its glossy, evergreen
Camellia japonica ‘Volunteer’
Camellia japonica ‘Volunteer’ is a very showy, large-flowered, double camellia with two-tone pink and white flowers that shift in colour intensity as they age. Plump buds open in mid to late winter revealing soft pink flowers frosted with white petal
Acer palmatum ‘Livy’
Acer palmatum ‘Livy’ is a very dwarf Acer that makes an excellent choice for container growing in small spaces, offering varied rich red tones that are at their best in partial shade. The deeply lobed, palmate leaves emerge bright red in spring
Acer palmatum ‘Redwine’
Acer palmatum ‘Redwine’ is a compact and deciduous cultivar of Japanese maple, celebrated for its stunning seasonal foliage and its adaptability to small gardens and container arrangements. This particular variety is an excellent option for those with limited space, as
Acer palmatum ‘Ryusen’
The extreme weeping habit of Acer ‘Ryusen’ makes it a brilliant choice for small, narrow spaces. The branches sweep down almost vertically from the main stem and can be trained to create a horizontal canopy before being allowed to cascade.
Acer palmatum ‘Cascade Citrine’
A stunning display of golden yellow foliage drapes gracefully from the weeping branches of Acer palmatum Cascade Citrine. This tree creates a glowing effect in partially shaded areas, perfect for north or east-facing borders and corners of your patio. Its
Acer palmatum ‘Festival’
Stuck for which Acer to choose amongst so many wonderful varieties? Acer ‘Festival’ brings three breathtaking Acer varieties together in one pot, creating a mesmerising display of ever-changing colour. Watch as bronze, green, and yellow leaves emerge in spring, evolve
Acer palmatum ‘Fireglow’
Acer palmatum ‘Fireglow’ is one of the best red Acers – successfully holding its red colouration through the summer months. This medium-sized, upright Acer unfurls red leaves in spring that deepen through summer with dark green undertones. In autumn, the
Hydrangea ‘Living Little Apple’
With its fresh, green blooms that evolve throughout the season, Hydrangea Living Little Apple brings over 100 days of stunning colour to shady borders! The large, conical flower-heads begin as a crisp apple-green in July, gradually shifting to softer, lighter
Hydrangea macrophylla ‘Midnight Pearl’
Introducing Hydrangea macrophylla ‘Midnight Pearl’, a striking new variety that combines the drama of dark purple-green foliage with the elegance of creamy-white blooms, each delicately accented by a dark pink edge. The stunning foliage provides a long-lasting display of colour,
Hydrangea ‘Living Colourful Cocktail’
Discover over 100 days of stunning, colour-changing blooms with Hydrangea Living Colourful Cocktail! This compact, deciduous shrub features large, conical flower-heads that evolve throughout the season. Starting as creamy white in July, the blooms transition to soft pink in August
Hydrangea ‘Living Infinity’
Introducing Hydrangea Living Infinity, a remarkable variety known for its extraordinary flowering period?offering over 150 days of stunning, colour-shifting blooms! This compact, deciduous shrub produces large, conical flower-heads that start as shimmering white in June, gradually turning blush pink throughout
Hydrangea ‘Living Little Rosy’
Enjoy over 100 days of breathtaking, colour-shifting blooms with Hydrangea Living Little Rosy! This compact, deciduous shrub produces large, conical flower heads that begin with a soft creamy-white in July, transition to a gentle pink blush through August, and eventually
Hydrangea ‘Living Milk & Honey’
Enjoy over 100 days of stunning, colour-shifting blooms with Hydrangea Living Milk & Honey. This compact, deciduous shrub produces large, conical flower heads that start off a fresh light green in July, transition to a soft cream in August, and
Hydrangea ‘Teller Green Dream Pink’
A head-turning Hydrangea! Hydrangea ‘Teller Green Dream Pink’ features a ring of zingy lime-green outer florets, each with a tiny contrasting heart, that dazzle against a lacy centre of inner pink florets. The colour varies from pink to mauve-pink depending
Hydrangea ‘Teller Green Dream Blue’
A head-turning Hydrangea! Hydrangea ‘Teller Green Dream Blue’ features a ring of zingy lime-green outer florets, each with a tiny contrasting heart, that dazzle against a lacy centre of inner deep blue florets. The colour varies from deep blue to
Anemone coronaria ‘Mr Fokker’ (De Caen Group)
A traditional variety, popular for its jewel-like, rich blue flowers with dark hearts above low-growing, ferny foliage. Blue is not the most common colour in the garden, making Anemone coronaria ‘Mr Fokker’ a valuable addition to the spring/early summer scene.