Magnolia salicifolia ‘Wada’s Memory’
Magnolia ‘Wada’s Memory’ is a stand-out specimen tree that will stop you in your tracks in early spring. Gleaming white, semi-double blooms with a gorgeous orange-blossom fragrance are borne upon the bare branches in profusion. The wide flowers droop gently
Parthenocissus quinquefolia ‘Troki Red Wall’
Parthenocissus quinquefolia ‘Troki Red Wall’ is named after its incredible wall of red it produces, climbing quickly up walls and fences. Great for covering an ugly fence or wall, the large lobed leaves emerge in spring, decorating the self-clinging vines
Parthenocissus quinquefolia ‘Engelmannii’
The Virginia Creeper is one of the most beautiful climbing plants in the fall. Its dark green foliage turns vivid shades of red, orange, and yellow in autumn, transforming any vertical surface into an explosion of color that rivals any
Parrotia persica ‘Persian Spire’
Parrotia persica ‘Persian Spire’ grows neat, dwarved and young foliage develops beautifully from rich purple to bright green and burgundy. Ideal for large patio pots and containers, where the colourful foliage will form neatly and columnar. Autumn sees warm red,
Malus ‘Wintergold’
Pink buds will emerge on the branches of Malus toringo ?Wintergold? in mid-spring, bursting into an abundance of clusters of scented white blooms in April. Pendulant-like clusters of golden fruits will follow which persevere well into winter. Forming a broad,
Magnolia ‘March Till Frost’
Magnolia ?March Till Frost? really lives up to its name! This liliflora type provides an abundance of flowers in March/April and flowers continuously until the first frosts in autumn. The vertical blooms don’t open fully, forming graceful, tulip-like flowers that
Crab Apple ‘Diable Rouge’
Crab Apple ‘Diable Rouge’ is a compact, deciduous tree. It has a rounded, spreading habit. This makes it an attractive focal point in cottage gardens and orchards. This is a lovely, edible crab apple tree with crisp, sharply flavoured, deep-red
Juniperus pfitzeriana ‘White Splash’
Juniperus pfitzeriana ‘White Splash’ is an average-sized conifer with a spreading habit and boasts eye-catching blue-green, needle-like foliage decorated with dashes of cream-white. The dense evergreen foliage makes ‘White Splash’ an excellent shrub for providing interest all year round as
Juniperus pfitzeriana ‘Gold Star’
Juniperus pfitzeriana ‘Gold Star’ is a dwarf, spreading conifer that will swiftly create weed-suppressing ground cover as well as clothing tricky areas such as dry, shaded slopes. The arching branches are covered in scaley, vibrant golden-yellow leaves and during the
Hydrangea macrophylla ‘Endless Summer- Summer Love’
This compact and shady area thriving Hydrangea macrophylla will reward you, handsomely, in early summer to autumn with its vibrant raspberry-purple toned blooms. ?Endless Summer-Summer Love? will bloom for long periods in floods, for a beautiful display in beds, borders
Hibiscus syriacus Summer ‘Ruffle’
?Summer Ruffle? is a gorgeous Hibiscus, that flowers from July until November. It produces bundles of tropical-looking lilac blooms, that perch neatly upon a compact growing form of variegated, cream and green foliage. A magnet for pollinating insects and stunning
Hoheria sexstylosa ‘Stardust’
?Stardust? is a Hoheria, that blooms from July until September. It produces an abundance of star-shaped flowers, that cloak its bushy growing habit of evergreen foliage. Much loved for its pyramidal form, that works well as a large or small
Hibiscus ‘Walberton?s® Rose Moon’
The large, somewhat flatter flowers of this robust, deciduous Rose Mallow variety can reach heights of 18cm (7) across! All through the summer, the spectacular pink blossoms are produced continuously, creating a beautiful focal point at the back of the
Distylium ‘Cinnamon Girl’
?Cinnamon Girl? is a wonderous Distylium, that flowers from March to May. It produces masses of plum leaflets, that later transform to a blue green as the shrub matures. Popular for its compact growing habit and small leaves, this hardy
Fig ‘Little Miss Figgy’
Now you can grow figs, no matter what size garden you have! A dwarf mutation of ‘Violette de Bordeaux’, ‘Little Miss Figgy’ is neat and compact, and perfectly happy planted in a large patio pot. Ornamental, lobed leaves provide cover
Cornus kousa ‘Weisse Fontaine’
?Weisse Fontaine? is a exciting Cornus, that blooms from May until July. It generates masses of pearly white flowers, that are borne upon bundles of panicles, amongst a compact, arching habit of fresh green foliage. As Autumn approaches, its large
Cornus kousa ‘Satomi Compact’
?Satomi Compact? is a exciting Cornus, that blooms from May until July and is a smaller version of the original variety ?Satomi?. It generates masses of tricoloured pink and white flowers, that are borne upon bundles of panicles, amongst a
Crataegus grignonensis
This exciting hardy tree is much loved for its glossy green lobed foliage, it smothers a compact spreading form and blooms from May until July. You will witness a profusion of pale pink flowers, that are later followed by glossy
Cornus mas ‘Kazanlak’
?Kazanlak? is a exciting Cornus, that blooms from February until April. It generates clusters of custard yellow flowers, that are borne upon a small, multi-branching growing habit, of fresh green foliage. As Summer approaches, its flowers will fall and transform
Cornus kousa ‘Schmetterling’
Cornus kousa ‘Schmetterling’ is a perfect choice for a large shrub or small tree because of its summer interest. However, flower performance is dependent on the previous year’s weather conditions. This Japanese dogwood variety is vigorous and upright. It bears
Chamaecyparis thyoides ‘Blue Rock’
?Blue Rock? is a striking Chamaecyparis, that boasts masses of thin blue leaflets. Developing nicely into a dome-like shape, this hardy shrub is slow growing and incredibly textured, with a dwarf form. It would work well in dull borders, rockeries
Chaenomeles ‘Scarlet Storm’
Throughout the spring, fully double, bright scarlet blooms make a striking display, providing pollinating insects with a valuable source of early nectar. The showy deciduous shrub Chaenomeles ‘Scarlet Storm’ has a particularly robust habit. Once established, this tough, resilient shrub