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Attractive shrubby tree with small silver-grey aromatic foliage which is tinted blue when young. Can be grown as a dense shrub if regularly pruned.

Very large flowers which can range in colour from lavender pink to a quite deep magenta pink, the colour varying from year to year and place to place. This plant will always be a surprise! A free flowering plant with dark green foliage providing a deep foil for the amazing flowers. Forms a beautiful bushy plant up to 75cm high.

A strong-growing form with evergreen bluish tinted leaves which are wrinkled at the edges.

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.

Truly sensational flowers which open from a red bud, soon changing to tones of orange with purple flushed edges. Dark green foliage and a rich spicy scent. Forms a wonderful lush bush up to around 75cm. 

A brand new plant about which we know little other than it originates from Japan. The flowers appear to be single and orange-yellow with some wine markings towards the centre of the flower. No doubt it will be as equally fabulous as all of the other intersectional hybrids!

A great ground cover shrub with needle-like foliage and bearing magenta flowers from midwinter into spring.

A compact perennial, doubling its spread by its second year of growth. Greyish-green, toothed, aromatic leaves clothe the stems and densely-packed blue flowers with dark purple calyces are borne on upright spikes in summer and autumn. This plant may be received cut back but it will soon begin to put on new growth.

A wonderful evergreen shrub of dense and spreading habit with glossy, bright foliage and masses of highly scented creamy white flowers in spring and early summer.

A wide-spreading, evergreen shrub with twisted, glossy, dark green leaves producing semi-double, blush-pink flowers in spring.

An evergreen shrub of open, spreading habit with large, glossy, palmate leaves and bearing clusters of small white flowers in autumn often followed by small black fruits.

A compact, evergreen shrub with small, narrowly eliptic dark green foliage which is reddish-purple when young. Produces spikes of lilac flowers from midsummer into autumn.

A fast-growing, evergreen shrub with toothed foliage and bearing  racemes of fragrant, yellow flowers from late autumn to early spring followed by blue-black berries.

A lovely evergreen shrub with silvery-green foliage edged creamy-white and dark stems. As with many Pittosporums, it can be a little susceptible to cold weather so best planted somewhere with shelter from cold, drying winds. In late spring and early summer, it bears small, purple, lightly fragrant flowers.

Ballerina has one of the simplest and least sophisticated flowers of all shrub roses, and yet is also one of the most popular.  The sheer quantity of its flowers explain all: Ballerina blooms ceaselessly through until early winter, and its flower trusses get larger and larger as it does so. The individual flowers open dark pink and fade away quickly, enlarging and developing their white eye until only a hint of pale pink remains at the edge of the petal.  The stamens are pretty too to start with, fading away fairly quickly though.  The flowers come in perfectly spaced clusters and are followed by small orange hips, useful for decoration.  The plant is tough and healthy, with mid-green leaves and a few large prickles.  It is best allowed to grow to its natural size and shape, which is rounded and mounded, rather than clipped, though it can be trained as a short climber against a hot wall.  It is equally good when grown as a border plant or specimen shrub and when planted as a hedge.  It is also very easy to grow.  In hot climates it will flourish in shade where it keeps its colouring for longer. All the roses we sell are field-grown and lifted when conditions are at their optimum to ensure strong, quality plants and are potted-up as soon as they are received into the nursery. This ensures that the roots do not dry out and gives the plant the best start. Therefore, do not be surprised if the soil falls away from the root when planting, particularly during the winter and early spring months. We use a high quality commercial compost mix when potting our roses and recommend you incorporate this into the planting hole when planting out in the garden.

Soil improving formula Great for dividing perennials Special balance of nutrients for stronger, healthier plants Perfect for plants in pots, containers, beds and borders

A bushy, evergreen shrub with attractive, silvery-grey foliage, occasionally producing sprays of greenish flowers in summer. An ideal plant for coastal or exposed sites.

An evergreen shrub with aromatic, grey-green foliage producing spikes of scented white flowers in summer.

An upright, evergreen shrub with glossy, leathery, dark purple to dark green leaves deeply divided into three, narrowly-toothed leaflets.

A vigorous, herbaceous perennial forming large clumps of dense, light green foliage and bearing tall panicles of astilbe-like, white, fluffy flowers in summer.

A new variety with intense orange younger growth developing a golden margin with age. A fast-growing Polish cultivar with an upright habit.

A repeat-flowering, thornless cultivar with compact habit, producing masses of bright, salmon-orange, double flowers in early spring, repeating again later in June.

A compact, evergreen perennial forming a clump of red-tinted young leaves, becoming green and producing sprays of small orange-and-yellow flowers in spring.

Extraordinary blooms of deep lilac which slowly pale in strong sunlight. A highly rewarding plant which can carry dozens of blooms on a mature specimen. Worth the investment! Ht. 80cms.