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A narrow, deciduous tree with slightly fragrant, semi-double, pale pink flowers in spring with wonderful autumn colouring of the foliage to shades of orange and red.

A self-fertile cherry with large, sweet, very dark red fruits.

A reliably fruiting, self-fertile, dessert and culinary plum producing dark red fruits in summer.

Medium-sized fruits with orange-red skins which are juicy and sweet. Self-fertile variety. Blossom is relatively frost-resistant. 

A large deciduous tree developing a magnificent, broad crown, the leaves with shallow, rounded lobes, turning reddish-brown in autumn. Inconspicuous yellow-green catkins among the young leaves

A compact, evergreen shrub with glossy green leaves producing plentiful white flowers with yellow markings in spring.

An evergreen shrub  with upright spikes, of dark green, aromatic leaves and topped with lilac-blue flowers in late spring and early summer.

A bushy, evergreen shrub to 75cm tall with aromatic, mid-green foliage. The tubular flowers borne on upright stems from late spring into early autumn have a cream to pale yellow lower lip and a small, pink-tinged upper lip

A vigorous, clump-forming deciduous herbaceous perennial with dark green toothed leaves, and upright long, slim spikes of pink, fluffy, droopy bottlebrush flowers, opening from purple buds, which appear from mid-summer to autumn

A clump-forming, succulent, evergreen perennial with blue-green foliage and producing rounded clusters of pale yellow flowers in summer.

A slow-growing, bushy, deciduous shrub with dark green leaves and upright panicles of fragrant, lavender-pink flowers in spring and summer.

A dense, columnar and slow-growing, evergreen conifer with erect branches, clothed in spreading, yellow leaves. The growth rate of this plant is as little as 2.5cm per year with a ten-year-old plant standing at around 30cm tall.

A large and fast-growing shrub producing a thicket of upright stems topped with extremely large, deeply-lobed, green leaves upto 1m across with sprays of creamy pompom flowers in autumn followed by black fruits.

An evergreen perennial forming a dense mat of soft, velvety, silvery-green, aromatic foliage with clusters of fragrant, lavender-purple flowers from late spring through until early autumn.

This hardy, fresh green, slender, conical conifer which turns an attractive brown in winter, is a reasonably quick grower and very tolerant of clipping.  Give water and feed only if growing in a pot.  Use as a specimen plant, bedding, hedging or containers.

An evergreen palm forming a tree with a stout, fibrous trunk with tufts of deeply-divided, fan-shaped, dark green leaves with arching sprays of small yellow flowers in summer.

A clump-forming perennial with blue-green foliage, producing pointed clusters of dark red-purple fowers in spring and summer.

A bushy, medium-sized, evergreen shrub with dark green, leathery leaves bearing flattened clusters of pink buds from late winter opening into white flowers, followed by blue-black berries.

An evergreen, trailing perennial producing single white flowers from late spring right through until the autumn.

Deciduous shrub with clusters of bell shaped, red-pink flowers in early summer.

A twining climber producing dense pendulous racemes of highly fragrant white flowers in summer.

A strong climber with lavender-blue flower and white flowers in late spring and early summer.

Stunning and very unusual! This wonderful peony in the "japanese" style is an absolute favourite of ours, with large single flowers of purest white without any sign of pink. In the centre of each bloom is a crest of bright yellow much narrower petals, punctuated with bright green carpels which are the potential seed pods. Distinctly this is also one of the very few peonies where the emerging shoots in the spring are bright green, rather than the pinky red  "dear rosy snouts" as described by Gertrude Jekyll the famous 19th centruy garden designer. Attains around 90cm in height and rarely needs staking. (Van Leeuwen 1928). These are premium grade 3-5 eye field grown plants, of which a high proportion will flower in their first year. Smaller 2-3 eye plants frequently offered elsewhere may sometimes take several years to flower.