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A compact, clump-forming upright perennial with thick, glossy green leaves bearing umbels of tiny white flowers from June to August followed by golden seed heads. It is predominantly found in Northern Europe and the far North of Britain.

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 EverGreen Fast Green Liquid Concentrate guarantees greens lawns in 24 hours. It is easy to apply using a watering can and is children and pet friendly.

A large, evergreen shrub with wavily-margined, bright green foliage and bearing maroon, honey-scented flowers in spring and summer. Can attain a height of 7m in time, but is easily pruned to keep it in check.

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

A medium sized deciduous tree with a broad crown. The foliage emergres bronze-red before turning green later and produces single, pure white flowers in spring.

Light green and crimson, white-fleshed fruits from mid-August to early September. Best grown in a sheltered position.

A compact perennial with attractive blue-grey foliage and bearing spikes of red flowers in summer.

A wonderful shrub with spreading, layered branches of deeply-veined, dark green foliage producing dense, spherical, white flowerheads in late spring, fading to pink as they mature followed by deep red berries turning black. Will often flower again in late summer.

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).

A spreading, deciduous tree with green-and-white striped bark and shallowly-lobed, dark-green foliage, flushed bronze in spring and turning orange in autumn, producing pale yellow flowers in spring.

Tall tree of bushy habit with divided, deep purple leaves, becoming red in autumn with red-purple flowers in spring.

A large, bushy, deciduous shrub with deep red-purple leaves turning red in autumn and bearing small, purple flowers in spring followed by red fruits.

A lovely variety with very finely dissected foligae, red when young, turning bronze in summer and scarlet in autumn.

A small, upright, deciduous tree with very narrow, smooth-edged, wine-red leaves turning bright red in autumn.

A small, weeping, deciduous tree with cascading branches of very finely-dissected leaves opening pale green before darkening in summer then turning bright yellow-orange in autumn.

A dwarf variety with palmate, burgundy leaves, turning bright red in autumn.

A medium-sized, deciduous shrub with deeply-incised, light green foliage with red tinges turning red and orange-yellow in autumn.

An upright, rounded, deciduous shrub with deeply-lobed, pinkish-red leaves in spring turning green in summer then bright red-orange in autumn.

A spreading Japanese maple with deeply dissected green leaves which turn wonderful shades of red, orange and yellow in autumn. Red flowers in spring producing winged fruits.

A slow-growing and very small, deciduous tree or shrub with bright green foliage in spring turning bright red in summer and autumn.

Clusters of cream, chocolate scented flowers in April.  Attractive foliage and violet-grey fruits in Autumn.

A strong-growing, deciduous tree with brilliant white bark. The green ovate leaves, turn yellow in autumn and produces yellow-brown, male catkins in early spring.

Strap-like dark green leaves with creamy yellow margins with erect stems of green buds opening to star-shaped white flowers from late spring into summer.