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A tall perennial forming a clump of lance-shaped, pointed and toothed, dark green leaves with sturdy, branching stems producing stiff panicles of violet-blue flowers from early summer into autumn.

If you want one of the best of all white peonies for cutting then this is one to plant! The buds are slow to open, teasing you with the promise of the wonderful display to come. They start off showing a pale pink blush but quickly turn to pure white. These large and beautiful flowers are both sweetly scented and long lasting making them really good for cutting. Although a taller growing peony often to around 95cm or so, it is a good one for the back of the border, and its strong dark stems mean that staking is rarely necessary. (Van der Valk 1952).

A compact herbaceous perennial with small, dark green, hairy leaves and branched clusters of blue flowers with purple bracts.

An evergreen shrub with small, oval green leaves with silvery undersides. It bears clusters of small white flowers in early summer and in autumn and winter, bears masses of orange-red berries.

Attractive plant with green foliage flushed red when young then red and reddish brown in autumn. Bears crimson and pale yellow flowers in spring.

A miniature hosta with mounds of blue-grey leaves producing lavender-coloured flowers in summer.

A slender, evergreen grass with hairy leaves, forming loose clumps, making a great ground cover plant throughout the year. In midsummer, it bears elegant clusters of small, white flowers which can self-seed freely, so to keep it in check, prompt deadheading is recommended.

Miracle-Gro® Premium Azalea, Camellia & Rhododendron Continuous Release Plant Food is for ericaceous, acid-loving or lime-hating plants. It includes a temperature controlled coating which regulates the release of nutrients when the conditions are right for feeding. One application feeds plants for up to 6 months, removing the need for regular feeding.

A dense, evergreen shrub with smaller leaves and orange-red younf growth, turning green as they mature. Trusses of white flowers in spring followed by red berries in autumn.

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.

A tall perennial with bristly green foliage producing daisy-like, orange-red flowers tipped yellow in summer and into autumn.

A twining, evergreen climber with woody stems with oval, glossy dark green leaves producing clusters of scented, light pink flowers in summer.

Rather like a highly refined version of the endearing Cottage Garden Peony, this fantastic hybrid between P.lactiflora and P.officinalis has produced a sturdy plant with magnificent deep blood red double flowers. No noticable scent but a peony to make a statement with!  Early flowering from the end of May which gives a marvellous opportunity to extend the peony season. Grows to around 80cm in height and rarely needs staking. 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.  

A small, deciduous tree or shrub of compact, upright habit bearing deeply-divided, palmate red leaves in spring turning maroon in summer then dark red in autumn.

A large deciduous shrub or small tree with white, star-shaped flowers in spring with bronze leaves maturing to dark green before turning orange-red in autumn.

An upright, evergreen shrub with leathery, dark green foliage which has bronze-red hues when young and produces dense racemes of small, dark red flowers in winter.

A low-growing, dwarf, evergreen shrub with silvery-grey leaves and white flowers in late spring and early summer.

An unnusual variety with dark-green, elongated, heavily rippled leaves, with shiny undersides and a narrow, creamy margin, producing pale-lavender, bell-shaped flowers in summer.

A strong-growing, conical, evergreen shrub with glossy, dark-green leaves which are not a spiky as most hollies. Produces inconspicuous greenish-white flowers in spring followed by an abundance of glossy, red berries in autumn and winter.

A deciduous shrub of small tree producing lightly-fragrant, pure-pink flowers in late spring.

A vigorous, spreading, semi-evergreen perennial with attractive, purplish-green leaves and bearing rounded clusters of small, white flowers in summer and autumn.

A clump-forming, evergreen perennial with arching, strap-like leaves of golden yellow margined green.

Glossy, red young leaves turning pink then cream before green and in spring bearing creamy-white, bell-shaped flowers in large panicles.

A dark red acid cherry, excellent for preserves and tarts. Self-fertile. Regular, good crops and very attractive blossom.