Conical groups of creamy yellow flowers in april/may, followed by glossy, red fruits and deeply cut, bronze young foliage, turning golden yellow.
This compact, bushy, evergreen shrub is ideal for a sunny, shrub border or for growing as an informal, flowering hedge.
This variegated leaves of this compact, bushy, evergreen shrub looks particularly attractive in the winter garden.
A deciduous, spring-flowering, ornamental shrub with pendent groups of deep crimson, tubular flowers, followed by bulbous, blue-black fruit.
Large, apple blossom-like pinkish-white flowers from March to May, followed by aromatic, green-yellow fruit, and glossy, oval, dark green foliage.
Unusual spikes of sizable blue flowerheads topped with milky flags throughout spring and summer, and aromatic silvery-grey foliage.
Looks particularly good planted in a deep blue glazed terracotta container, or in a sheltered, well-drained, sunny spot in the border.
This fast-growing, variegated, evergreen shrub is attractive groundcover for sizable expanses of ground.
This deciduous, summer-flowering shrub makes an attractive groundcover plant for a sunny, well-drained border.
Hibiscus (Hibiscus syriacus Blue Bird)
This deciduous shrub has an exotic feel to it but is just at home in a herbaceous border as it is in a tropical-style garden.
This upright, deciduous hydrangea is an excellent specimen plant for a sunny or partially shady spot where the purple flushed leaves will add colour.
In fall, creamy white flowers are produced in sizable panicles, which are often followed by round, black fruit.
Japanese hydrangea vine is ideal for covering a sizable wall or fence or for training through a robust tree.
This resilient evergreen shrub is perfect for inhospitable, shady places of the garden where little else will grow.
Masses of tiny, red, spring flowers contrasting beautifully against wonderful orange-green foliage.
Dark red flower buds are produced in fall and these last all through the winter until the flowers open in spring.
Wonderful, white, lacecap-like flowers in late-spring, maturing to pink, and toothed, deeply veined, dark green foliage, turning red-purple in fall.
This upright shrub produces a mass of sizable, single, buttercup like, golden yellow flowers on graceful arching stems in March and April.
This deciduous, spring-flowering viburnum is excellent for a partially shady site with damp, good draining soil.
This sizable, bushy, evergreen shrub or small tree makes a great feature for a sunny, well-drained border.
It makes an excellent hedging plant, and can cope with deep shade under trees was well as full sun.
This lovely, long-flowering laurustinus is perfect for brightening partly shady places when little else is in flower.
Possibly the best English lavender for edging path and borders, when brushed against the aromatic leaves perfumes the air.
This is a small, pretty lilac that it's perfect for the smaller garden or where space is limited.
Clusters of white spring flowers resembling lily-of-the-valley, and glossy, bright red young foliage turning pink, creamy white then dark green.
