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A great evergreen shrub with purple, wavy leaves and dark stems. Certainly a striking plant for the border or grown as a specimen owing to its dense, rounded habit. Pittosporums generally are best planted in a slightly sheltered aspect to prevent damage from cold, drying winds.

Lipstick pink petals with a bright centre of saffron yellow petaloids. The dark glossy leaves are distinctly ribbed. This is a fine and late flowering growing to 90cms. A wonderful garden plant with some of the best foliage of any peony.

(D.L.Reath 2000) A stunning P.rockii/P.lutea hybrid tree peony which was registered just 22 years ago. This remarkable hybrid has foliage which is much more finely cut than most other P.lutea hybrids, and is a darker green, with the leaves being maintained until first frosts.  The flowers are outstanding. Large single to semi double blooms which open cream then quickly fade to pure white. They have a very eye-catching symmetrical centre, with long maroon flares exquisitely marked on the petals, detail so fine it looks as if they were applied with a paintbrush. The flowers even have a light sweet fragrance. This wonderful peony will grow strongly forming a dense multistemmed shrub approximately 120cm high by the same wide, although regular pruning can keep it smaller if required. Much easier to grow, and definitely more robust than the famous P. rockii. Very limited stock.    

A clump-forming perennial with erect, purple-red stems and bearing umbels of tiny white flowers from summer into autumn above attractive, lacy foliage.

Vivid, rose-purple flowers on long stalks above silvery-grey, felted foliage in summer.

A clump-forming herbaceous perennial with upright stems bearing hairy, lobed, aromatic foliage with violet-blue flowers with dark veining in summer.

A bushy perennial with aromatic foliage producing stunning bright lipstick-red and white flowers throughout the summer and into autumn.

An upright evergreen shrub with slender, arching branches and stiff, narrow leaves. In spring and summer it bears bright red bottlebrush-like flowers. Best grown in a sheltered position or in a container in frost-prone areas so it can be overwintered in a cool greenhouse.

Bright yellow, semi-double flowers on arching stems from late spring to midsummer above rosettes of scalloped, green leaves.

Levington® Tomorite® Peat Free Organic Deep Planter is perfect for fruit and vegetable gardening. It is peat free, organic and enriched with Tomorite® Plant Food with added seaweed for full flavoured tomatoes and is a deeper thicker planter for optimum root growth.

Much like Choisya ternata but with golden yellow foliage and bearing the small, fragrant white flowers in late spring into summer and again later in the season. Prune after flowering in spring to maintain a good, dense shape and keep it to the size required.

A clump-forming perennial with rounded, heart-shaped leaves, edged white and bearing lavender-blue flowers on long stems in summer.

An ever popular rose growing to 5m in height with plentiful white flowers opening a soft lilac-pink with a strong, musky fragrance. Flowers quite late in the season.

Herbaceous perennial with poppy-like, hairy foliage and bearing wiry stems of pink, pincushion-like flowers in summer.

A striking fern with semi-evergreen, golden-green fronds turning bright green as they mature, forming a shuttlecock shape up to 4ft in height. A really versatile fern suitable for nearly every aspect.

Self-clinging climber for exposed, shady walls or trees.  White lace-cap flowers in summer.  Yellow autumn colour.

Spikes of lavender blue flowers throughout the summer above silvery aromatic leaves, makes this an attractive and robust catmint for the garden.

A graceful, arching, evergreen shrub bearing pale pink flowers from midsummer to autumn. Best planted in a sheltered position whether against a wall or with other shrubs that will provide shelter from cold, drying winds.

Mme Isaac Pereire represents all the strengths of late 19th century shrub roses. It is capable of producing some of the most opulent of flowers, with one of the best scents of all roses. The flowers are substantial and weighty. Can be susceptible to black spot, so good air circulation around the plant is essential and use of a black spot treatment such as Rose Clear would be beneficial.

A clump-forming herbaceous perennial with tall stems bearing golden yellow flowers with black centres in summer and into autumn.

Impressive single blooms of brightest scarlet red, with glowing bright golden centres. The flowers are held on strong stems and sway gently in the slightest breeze. Mid season flowering this charming garden peony will grow to around 90cm. The foliage is unusually bright green without the usual red tints that peonies usually have. This is due to this peony being a hybrid of Paeonia peregrina, which has no red pigmentation in its leaves. This great peony is easily grown but does best in full sun in a drier well drained soil.

A lovely, evergreen shrub with pale green foliage edged in cream and pink and in early summer it often bears small, purple flowers which are slightly fragrant.

A fabulous plant with masses of bright rose-pink flowers in summer with deeper pink undersides.

A short-lived perennial with upright habit that given the right conditions will happily self-seed. Wonderful statuesque spires of white, tubular flowers in summer above rosettes of large, hairy, dark green foliage.