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A clump-forming, evergreen perennial with arching, sword-like leaves, striped green and creamy-yellow with a thin red margin.

A conical, evergreen shrub with slender, dark brown stems clothed in silvery, light green foliage, producing small, fragrant purple flowers in late spring and early summer.

Perfectly formed buds opening out into silvery pink blooms with a slight fragrance.

An always popular, deciduous shrub with toothed, bright green leaves and bearing huge arching sprays of white flowers in late spring. To ensure a good floral display, prune back every year after flowering.

Domed clusters of white to blush pink flowers in summer on tall, branching stems above aromatic foliage.

A bushy shrub with yellow-green, lobed leaves in spring flushed salmon pink turning shades of yellow and orange in autumn. Rich, golden-yellow and orange coloured stems.

Elegant sprays of pure white flowers in early spring above dark green, heart-shaped foliage. Best grown in partial shade though will happily tolerate full sun so long as there is a good supply of moisture in the soil. Perfect for path edges and the front of the border as the foliage is in itself particularly attractive.

A compact, deciduous shrub bearing semi-double, salmon pink flowers in spring often followed by fragrant yellow fruits which when cooked can be eaten.

A fairly new cultivar with brown-maroon striped leaves with creamy yellow margins. This variety tends to form side shoots rather than purely a single clear stem.

FungusClear® Ultra 2 fights infections of powdery mildew, blackspot and rust (useful reductions), protects against new infestation and prevents defoliation caused by diseases.

A relatively slow-growing, evergreen shrub or tree with deep green, glossy, spiny foliage and bearing small, inconspicuous white flowers in summer and red berries from autumn until spring.

Levington® Fish, Blood & Bone Multi Purpose Plant Food encourages strong and healthy growth. It is a slow release and long lasting feed, boosts soil fertility and produces more flowers, fruit and vegetables.

Levington® Natural Sulphate of Potash is used for bigger, healthier fruit and flowers. It is an organic, fast acting source of potassium and protects against disease and drought.

An absolutely stunning cultivar producing lightly scented, rich maroon tulip-shaped flowers in late spring. It has taken 15 years of breeding between M. x soulangeana and M. liliiflora to produce a plant that produces these astounding flowers that retain their colour well. It often produces a second flush of flowers later in the summer. Perfect for smaller gardens owing to its compact habit, this deciduous small tree is a welcome addition to any garden, creating some real elegance in late spring.

A white-flowering crab apple producing a mass of spring blossom with small, berry-like, red fruits in autumn. A slow-growing variety, suitable for smaller gardens and can even be grown in a large pot.

Miracle-Gro Water Soluble Lawn Food guarantees a richer, greener lawn in 5 days, It is easy to apply using the Miracle-Gro Feeder or mixing in a watering can.

A self-fertile peach with ornamental, double, deep pink to red flowers in spring followed by pink and yellow fruits in early August.

A compact, evergreen shrub with small, green leaves, edged white, turning pink in winter and spawning bright red new growth in spring followed by ivory white flowers. Pieris require acidic soil, but can also be grown in containers in ericaceous compost.

An evergreen shrub with rounded leaves opening white becoming green, speckled with white, often tinged pink in winter. Sparsely produced, fragrant dark purple flowers in late spring.

An evergreen shrub with attractive foliage set against dark stems and bearing fragrant maroon flowers in spring and summer.

This rose is grown primarily for its unusual and beautiful prickles which are large, flat and broad and a brilliant blood red in colour when young.  This variety is best planted where the early morning or late afternoon sun can shine through the prickles, illuminating them.  In cooler climates, this is oftenn the first of all roses to flower.

Absolute belter of a climber, a real aristocrat. Dark evergreen leaves with reddish stems are a delight throughout the year. The white blooms, produced from May onwards will smother the plant in a cloud of heady scent. The foliage turns red in winter. A thoroughly recommended plant.

A deciduous perennial with ovate leaves with white flowers in spring, speckled with violet.

One of the most enigmatic of peonies with large double white flowers that have random crimson flecking a bit like raspberry ripple ice cream. Every flower is unique and the amount of red flecking will vary from season to season so you never quite know what to expect! One of the very old and very famous french fragrant peonies, excellent for cutting with its strong stems and dark green lustrous foliage. A thoroughly excellent and reliable peony. Can be quite tall to 95cm so may need staking in a windy garden. (Miellez 1851).