Forsythia koreana ‘Flying Machine’

Forsythia koreana ‘Flying Machine’ is a striking deciduous shrub celebrated for its abundant, pale-yellow blossoms that grace the landscape in early spring, preceding the emergence of its lush foliage. This Korean cultivar presents a sophisticated alternative to conventional forsythias, showcasing

Green Beech ‘Mercedes’

Fagus sylvatica ‘Mercedes’ is a charming cultivar of green beech that stands out for its compact growth and slow development. This variety features finely textured, deeply cut foliage that creates a soft, fern-like appearance, making it an excellent choice for

Distylium ‘Swing Low’

Distylium ‘Swing Low’ is an exquisite evergreen shrub that captivates with its compact, low-spreading form and stunning blue-green foliage. Designed primarily for groundcover, this resilient plant is drought-tolerant and resistant to diseases, making it an ideal choice for various garden

Distylium ‘Coppertone’

Distylium ‘Coppertone’ is an exquisite evergreen shrub, renowned for its striking coppery-orange new growth that gracefully transitions to a lush green. Its compact and upright form makes it an eye-catching choice for mixed borders or as a standout architectural element

Arbutus unedo ‘Peace & Love’

Arbutus unedo ?Peace & Love? is a delightful, compact evergreen strawberry tree that is perfectly suited for small gardens, patios, or container arrangements. This charming plant showcases rounded leaves that emerge in vibrant shades of pink, gradually maturing into glossy,

Humulus lupulus ‘Aureus’

Humulus lupulus ‘Aureus’ is a remarkable climbing plant known for its striking golden-yellow leaves and rapid growth. This herbaceous perennial is particularly sought after in ornamental gardens, where it adds vertical interest and a vibrant splash of color to summer

Wisteria floribunda ‘Lipstick’

Slightly different to the traditional Japanese Wisteria in that the blooms are mauve-pink with dark purple tips, an alternative to the usual violet colour pallet we expect from them. ?Lipstick? and its beautiful blooms perfectly compliments the pale green foliage

Garden Gear – Copper Slug Tape

Copper Slug Tape is a copper tape that forms a natural barrier around containers. It repels slugs and snails and keeps them away from prized pot plants. Each pack contains 3m of tape.

Humulus lupulus

Best known around the world for being the main ingredient of beer and ale-making, hops can also be grown as ornamental decoration in gardens. The bright green leaves densely cover the twining stems as the scramble over walls and fences

Clematis ‘Shirayukihime’

Clematis ?Shirayukihime? – Clematis plant This elegant Old man?s beard bears large pearly velvet flowers from May till June and September to October, perfect for adding garden interest through to the Autumn months. It spreads to a delicate 1m and

Clematis ‘Rasputin’

Clematis ?Rasputin? – Clematis plant This stunning variety of Clematis is one of the darkest of them all! It produces masses of large plum coloured flowers from July until September, it?s petals are velvety in appearance with deeply furrowed sepals.

Parrotia persica ‘Vanessa’

This award-winning multi-season tree forms a small to medium branching tree with a vertical, pyramidal habit and is favoured for its striking autumn foliage and unique blooms in February-March. Parrotia persica ?Vanessa? produces large, deeply veined leaves which are tinted

Catalpa x erubescens ‘Purpurea’

Catalpa x erubescens ‘Purpurea’ blooms in upright panicles with delicate orange and purple markings. Shiny purple-black foliage emerges in the spring and gradually matures to a bright green colour. The leaves are large and showy, creating an exotic appearance. The

Cornus kousa ‘Venus’

Possibly one of the best flowering dogwoods, this deciduous small tree is extremely tough, very undemanding, has good drought tolerance and an exceptional disease resistance. The large, striking flowers of Cornus kousa ‘Venus’ are creamy-white and appear for several weeks

Exochorda ‘Blushing Pearl’

Aptly named ?Blushing Pearl? due to its pearly white buds tinged with pink. This exochorda is a much-loved compact, deciduous shrub which produces an abundance of dazzling white, 5-petalled blooms from May to June born from arching racemes. Exochorda ?Blushing

Camellia japonica ‘Roger Hall’

Camellia japonica ‘Roger Hall’ is a bushy, evergreen shrub that creates a stunning formal display. In spring, its glossy green leaves provide the perfect backdrop for vibrant red flowers, offering a bold contrast. The blooms are strikingly beautiful, with perfectly

Green Beech (Hedging)

Fagus Sylvatica Admired for its magnificent foliage, the ever-popular beech hedging (Fagus sylvatica) is bursting with fluttery leaves that have a delicate golden-green colour that gradually brightens before turning a rich copper colour in autumn. Ideal for hedging or privacy

Magnolia ‘Daybreak’

Thoroughly deserving of its RHS AGM, this deciduous Magnolia boasts scented pink blooms from April to May. Unlike some varieties, Magnolia ?Daybreak? will flower from an early age, making this a treasured shrub in spring gardens. This well branched variety

Lagerstroemia ‘Pink Velour’

An eye-catching shrub which is favoured for its showy panicles of striking blooms that create a spectacular display all summer long. Lagerstroemia ?Pink Velour? is fully hardy, although in the UK it will need a sunny, sheltered spot to thrive

Camellia japonica

This elegant Camellia, blooms from March until June and generates rare, white to pink flowers. Each bloom delicately decorates its fresh green foliage and instantly creates a striking focal point. Ideal for growing in woodland gardens and patio pots, be

Heuchera ‘Dark Secret’

This intriguing Heuchera boasts dark purple, almost black leaves with ruffled edges and a silvery sheen. This hardy perennial forms a tidy dome of semi-evergreen foliage and from June to August, pale pink flowers will decorate the plant, held on

Hydrangea paniculata ‘Skyfall’

Hydrangea paniculata ?Skyfall? is a lavish variety boasting massive conical flowerheads densely packed with elegant, star-like flowers that make the flowerheads look like a large hyacinth. The cream-white panicles will mature to white and take on a pink tinge as