Osteospermum ‘Akila Berries and Cream Mix’
Osteospermum ?Akila Berries and Cream Mix? offers a stunning combination of pink, purple, mauve, and white hues that complement any garden palette. This variety is naturally compact and branching, requiring no pinching to form tidy mounds adorned with cheerful, daisy-like
Bonsai Ficus In Ceramic Saucer
Add a touch of Japanese serenity to your home with this charming Bonsai Ficus. Ficus are popular amongst beginners due to being easier to look after than many other Bonsai varieties. Bonsai Ficus produces a tidy canopy of luscious green,
Magnolia grandiflora
This magnificent and easily distinguished evergreen magnolia is very different from the spring-flowering types. Magnolia grandiflora boasts massive, leather-like, deep glossy foliage with velvety, copper undersides which will provide interest in your garden all year round. A slow-growing variety that
Magnolia ‘Aphrodite’
Nothing can compare to the incredible spring display a magnolia creates when in full bloom! If you have an exposed garden or live in a northerly location, you have probably been unable to grow one yourself. Magnolia ?Aphrodite? is a
Magnolia ‘Antje Zandee’
A vigorous, hardy tree boasting sumptuous, dark purple, goblet-like flowers on bare stems in April and May. Over time, Magnolia ‘Antje Zandee’ will form a small tree or multi-stemmed shrub with a round crown smothered in deep green oval foliage.
Maclura pomifera
An interesting small deciduous tree or shrub, better known as the Osage Orange. Although Maclura pomifera produces orange-like fruits, it’s not related to the citrus but is in fact from the Mulberry family. Native to North America, this hardy tree
Hydrangea quercifolia ‘Burgundy’
The best oak-leaved hydrangea for exceptional autumn foliage colour! Hydrangea quercifolia ‘Burgundy’ is a spreading deciduous shrub that produces large conical panicles of white flowers from midsummer to autumn. The attractive oak-like foliage takes on red-purple tones in the autumn.
Hydrangea quercifolia ‘Amethyst’
A rarely seen variety that is a striking twist on the usual white-bloomed type of Hydrangea quercifolia. From mid summer to autumn, Hydrangea quercifolia ‘Amethyst’ produces conical panicles of cream-white flowers that gradually change to a deep shade of plum
Hydrangea macrophylla ‘Sweet Cupcake’
Hydrangea ?Sweet Cupcake? boasts perfect-pink, mophead blooms which will flower continuously on both old wood from June all the way through to October! This low maintenance dwarf variety is ideal for smaller growing spaces and patio pots. Please note that
Hydrangea aspera ‘Sargentiana’
This award-winning deciduous shrub is a hardy variety that copes well with drought better than mophead types. It swiftly develops into a spreading shrub with an open habit, smothered in large, deep green, velvet-like foliage. Hydrangea aspera ?Sargentiana? is a
Hydrangea arborescens ‘Sweet Annabelle’
Hydrangea arborescens ?Sweet Annabelle? is the newest addition to the Incrediball series, boasting massive, silver-pink flowerheads on sturdy stems from midsummer. The deep raspberry pink buds will open to reveal light pink flowers before taking on a greenish tone. The
Hydrangea anomala petiolaris ‘Semiola’
Hydrangea anomala ?Semiola? is an evergreen to semi-evergreen climber that is perfect for a semi-shaded trellis, fence or wall in north or east-facing position. Not as vigorous as the common deciduous climbing hydrangea, ?Semiola? is perfect for small gardens where
Griselinia littoralis ‘Green Horizon’
?Green Horizon? is a hardy shrub that blooms from March until May. It generates bundles of small white flowers, that top its bushy habit of deep green leaflets. Fabulous for creating privacy hedging or screening, be sure to incorporate your
Kiwi ‘Ken’s Red’
?Ken?s Red? is a exciting Kiwi, that is self-fertile and ideal for those smaller sized gardens. Ready to harvest from August to October, your hardy perennial will produce bundles of glossy red fruits, that are similar in size to a
Eucalyptus gunnii ‘France Bleu’
?France Bleu? is a stunning Dwarf Cider Gum, that flowers from July until November. It generates masses of silver-blue leaflets, that form in neat circles, amongst a compact, petite habit. Fabulous for creating some texture and vibrancy, you could easily
Erica carnea
?Carnea? is a showy Erica, that flowers from early Spring to mid-Autumn. It generates bundles of small pink blooms, that smother a low growing habit of green, needle-like foliage. Great for planting in cottage, urban and low maintenance themed gardens,
Elaeagnus ebbingei ‘Limelight’
?Limelight? is a showy Elaeagnus, that produces small white fragrant flowers from August to October. It generates masses of fresh green leaflets, that form neatly into a tough evergreen hedge. Ideal for using as hedging, privacy and incorporating into cottage
Distylium ‘Vintage Jade’
?Vintage Jade? is a superb Distylium, that flowers from March to May. It produces masses of deep green leaflets, that contrast beautifully against its ruby red blooms. Popular for its graceful yet mounded habit and small leaves, this hardy shrub
Diervilla ‘Kodiak Red’
This gorgeous Bush Honeysuckle, blooms from June until September and generates bundles of small yellow flowers. A deciduous forming shrub that is much loved for its glossy burgundy leaflets, that later transform to a lime green, then a fiery red
Deutzia pulchra
This elegant Deutzia blooms from May until July and generates an abundance of pendant-shaped panicles in a shade of pearly white, each delicately spotted with deep pink. An upright shrub that develops in a bushy manner, you can count on
Deutzia monbeigii
This stunning hardy shrub is just what you need to create a striking focal point in your garden this season. Blooming from late Spring to mid-Summer, you will witness a profusion of star-shaped, white flowers, that perch neatly upon a
