Weigela ‘Black and White’
A compact weigela with dark green leaves that have a purple tinged tip and as autumn approaches the whole leaf turns a plum colour. In late spring white trumpet-shaped flowers with a deep pink throat covers the bush and attracts
Viburnum opulus ‘Nanum’
Viburnum opulus ‘Nanum’ is a compact, dwarf cultivar of the common snowball viburnum (Viburnum opulus). This particular variety is prized for its ornamental value and compact size, making it an excellent choice for smaller gardens, borders, or containers. Producing clusters
Thuja plicata ‘4Ever Goldy’
This conifer is a type of Western Red Cedar and is one of the newest Thujas. The foliage is held in upright sprays, giving a pyramidal shaped plant with a beautiful bright golden color. The garden is lifted in the
Thuja occidentalis ‘Miky’
Thuja occidentalis ‘Miky’ is a dwarf White Cedar variety with remarkable upright, conical, lush green leaves that grow slowly. A totally hardy, evergreen coniferous shrub that can be used in window boxes, containers, or borders. This plant requires little to
Taxus media ‘Groenland’
A bushy evergreen Yew that is ideal for dense hedges. Taxus media ‘Groenland’ retains its gleaming green foliage throughout the year. It’s used not only for hedges, but also as a stand-alone plant. The foliage, like the majority of Yews,
Taxus cuspidata ‘Dwarf Bright Gold’
Taxus cuspidata ‘Dwarf Bright Gold’ is an upright to spreading evergreen Japanese Yew with gold-variegated, green, needle-like leaves. In the autumn, crimson, velvety spherical fruits on female plants will begin to ripen. Topiary, screens, hedges, mass planting, and stand-alone garden
Symphoricarpos ‘Magical Galaxy’
A compact plant which produces a mass of small white flowers in summer which go on to produce white fleshy berries in autumn (harmful if eaten). A non fussy shrub, Symphoricarpos ‘Magical Galaxy’ will thrive on most soils and although
Symphoricarpos ‘Magical Candy’
A compact plant that produces a swarm of small pink flowers in the summer, followed by pink fleshy berries in the autumn. Symphoricarpos ‘Magical Candy,’ a non-picky shrub, will thrive in most soils and, while it prefers full sun, will
Symphoricarpos x doorenbosii ‘Amethyst’
A particularly tough plant that will withstand most weather conditions and provide interest when most other shrubs have past their best. Symphoricarpos x doorenbosii ‘Amethyst’ really comes to life in autumn when its stems are laden with pink-flushed berries, which
Symphoricarpos x chenaultii ‘Brain de Soleil’
A deciduous shrub that has golden leaves and creamy-green flowers in mid-late summer. It has a suckering habit and will tolerate dry shade which makes it ideal for growing under tall trees. Height 301cm+.
Stephanandra tanakae
A deciduous shrub that spreads by suckers and produces tiny creamy-white flowers in summer as well as attractive lobed leaves that change from green to golden-yellow and sometimes purple in autumn. Stephanandra tanakae’s orange-brown stems make it an excellent choice
Spiraea x vanhouttei ‘Gold Fountain’
Spiraea x vanhouttei is a fantastic choice of deciduous shrub for planting out on banks and slopes where the spreading habit foliage will be on full show. Thrives in almost any soil conditions and loves the sun, so Spiraea x
Spiraea nipponica ‘Snowmound’
An upright specimen with small dark green leaves and arching branches. An abundance of white flowers are borne along the branches in mid summer. Height 90-100cm.
Spiraea japonica ‘Neon Flash’
Spiraea japonica ‘Neon Flash’ is a fabulous neon-red blooming variety that features colour changing foliage. May to October is when the real flowering happens, meanwhile the foliage starts off rich green, moving into burgundy in autumn. Thriving in full sun
Spiraea japonica ‘Little Princess’
Spiraea ‘Little Princess’ is an official RHS plant for pollinators, meaning it attracts bees at a very high rate, filling your garden with wildlife in the peak of summer. They will be all over the small pink blooms that burst
Spiraea japonica ‘Golden Princess’
Spiraea japonica ‘Golden Princess’ is an RHS AGM variety that is highly sought after, for its RHS recognised plants for pollinators status. The rosy-pink flower clusters open up in late summer, attracting bees and butterflies. Foliage has a bushy habit
Spiraea japonica ‘Firelight’
This bushy, deciduous shrub lives up to its name, with dull red to bronze foliage that turns green in the summer and reddish-purple in the autumn. In the summer, small rosy-pink flowers open in clusters, making this Japanese Spirea a
Spiraea japonica ‘Candlelight’
With two prestigious awards to its name, an RHS AGM and RHS plants for pollinators, you can’t go far wrong with this Spiraea. Sometimes known as the Japanese Spirea, this particular shrub is bushy and deciduous and bears rosy-pink flowers
Spiraea cinerea ‘Graciosa’
This resilient shrub is easy to grow and makes a wonderful addition to sunny borders and wildlife gardens. Spiraea cinerea ‘Graciosa’ is smothered in a profusion of small white blooms from mid to late summer which stand out against a
Spiraea betulifolia ‘Island’
Spiraea betulifolia ‘Island’ is very easy to grow, low forming and compact making this suited well for borders and beds where it will mix in with other varieties. May and June sees full, bright green foliage and fluffy white blooms
Sarcococca Ruscifolia
Sarcococca Ruscifolia Sarcococca Ruscifolia has a strong scent of sweet vanilla in January and February. Small scarlet berries appear after flowering providing even more interest in the winter garden. Once established, requires little maintenance and will grow where other plants
Salix exigua
The Coyote Willow is a sturdy deciduous shrub with long, narrow leaves that look almost silvery in the spring because they are covered with fine downy hair that feels velvety to the touch when they first appear. Salix exigue’s leaves
