POT PRICE SIZE Medium-size bearing terminal sprays of fragrant, pink-tinged white, funnel-shaped flowers over a long period; summer to autumn. Abelia chinensis £7.50 Spreading habit - ideally suited for training against a well/fence in full sun sheltered from cold winds. Well drained soil. 1.5x2.5m. A small semi-evergreen shrub with arching branches. Scented, Abelia 'Edward funnel-shaped, lilac-pink flowers are freely produced from late £7.30 Goucher' (AGM) summer through autumn. The glossy green are tinted bronze when young. For a fertile, well drained soil in sun.1.6m x1.6m. Low growing, arching evergreen with the glossy green leaves, edged creamy-white, more yellow on the new growth in spring. Clusters of Abelia x grandiflora £7.75 narrowly tubular white flowers with a faint pink tinge during late 'Lucky Lots' summer & autumn. Good tumbling out of pots. Sheltered, well drained spot in sun. (7-9) 60x90cm. Small, bushy, compact semi-evergreen with arching stems clothed in elliptic, glossy green leaves. Clusters of bell-shaped mid-pink flowers, Abelia 'Raspberry £7.30 held in persistent raspberry-red bracts, during late summer into Profusion' autumn. Well scented. Retentive, well drained soil in sun or part shade. (7-9) 90x90cm. Fragrant, almond-scented, white, tinged pink flowers are produced on Abeliophyllum £7.50 purplish, leafless stems in February. Very hardy, small, slow growing distichum shrub for a hot, sunny position. A. megapotamicum hybrid forming a compact, multistemmed . A profusion of orange bells, net-veined in red, held in a prominent brick- Abutilon Orange Hot £7.75 red calyx, over a long period from July until frosts. Hardy with the Lava' shelter of a warm wall. Light free draining soil in sun. (7-10) 1.0x1.0mtrs. A vigorous hybrid potentially reaching about 3m on a sheltered wall. Attractive green foliage provides a good backing to the dangling, party Abutilon 'Patrick £7.75 dress shaped glowing red-orange with a deep purple-red interior, Synge' backed by a soft, matt, red-brown calyx. hardy in a sheltered spot on a sunny Wall. Ht to 3.0mtrs. Beautiful saucer-shaped blue flowers May-July. Large, handsome Abutilon vitifolium £11.30 shrub needing sunny sheltered site or conservatory. Fast growing, upright large deciduous shrub or small tree with grey Abutilon vitifolium felted, mallow like leaves. Profuse clear mauve flowers, silky, cup- £9.70 'Victoria Tennant' shaped flowers throughout summer. Best in a warm, sheltered, well drained spot, out of cold winds. (5-8) 4.0x2.5mtrs. One of the slower growing Acacias with very finely cut, intensely Acacia baileyana chalky grey leaves with wine purple new growth. Small spherical £19.95 'Purpurea' (AGM) heads of soft cream flowers during winter & spring. Needs a warm, sheltered, not too chalky spot in sun. Dislikes pruning. 4.0x3.0m Evergreen for a warm site. Large, dark red flowers, edged white, Acca sellowiana £9.45 followed by fruits. Sheltered site in sun. 2.3x2.0m. Flowers: July- August A large shrub or small tree with a low, rounded head. Leaves 5 or 7- Acer palmatum lobed are a beautiful bronzy-crimson throughout summer turning £16.95 'Atropurpureum' brilliant-red in autumn. Best in retentive yet drained loam sheltered from wind. Ht: to 4m Large, bushy headed shrub with palmate, deeply lobed leaves of deep Acer palmatum reddish purple colouring red in autumn. Protect young foliage from £24.75 'Bloodgood' (AGM) early spring frosts. Fertile, well drained site out of winds in sun or part shade. 3.5mx2.om. syn. 'Little Princess'. Neat, compact, bushy slow growing deciduous shrub with palmate apple-green leaves, edged in red & cherry red on Acer palmatum £49.50 the new growth. By autumn the leaves turn a burnished golden- Chiyo-hime' orange. Retentive soil in part or full shade, out of cold winds & frost pockets. Ht to 1.5mtrs. Possibly more dissectum type, this forms a small, mushroom headed tree with arching branches clothed in very finely palmate, deeply Acer palmatum £25.10 dissected leaves, rich burgundy-red in spring, more bronze-purple by 'Crimson Princess' summer & fiery scarlet autumn colour. Sheltered, retentive soil in dappled shade. 2.5x2.5mtrs. 7 Delightful small shrub forming a mound of very finely divided purple- Acer palmatum red leaves with brilliant autumn colours. Slow growing. Requires a dissectum 'Garnet' £49.50 very sheltered site out of cold winds. Ideal for containers. Drained soil (AGM) in sun or part shade. Avoid chalk. 1.2x1.5m Beautiful, slow growing, narrowly upright deciduous tree with the new Acer palmatum growth a warm orange, suffused red at the edges of the leaves. £16.95 'Orange Dream' Greener by midsummer with spectacular red autumn colour. Rich soil in light shade out of cold winds & frost pockets. Ht to 4mtr Star-like, palmate leaves a stunning red in spring mellowing to a Acer palmatum gentle fushion of green, bronze and pink before a final burst of bright £49.50 'Phoenix' red & orange in autumn. Upright habit. Fertile, retentive soil in sun or part shade out of cold winds and late frosts. 6.0x4.0m. Large shrub with deeply cut, palmate leaves with margins rolled Acer palmatum under; deep purplish-red maturing to green then red in autumn. Mulch 'Trompenburg' £16.95 roots in winter & protect young foliage from cold spring winds & late (AGM) frosts. Fertile, moist, yet drained soil in sun or part shade. Small, bushy, upright, evergreen shrub, closely related to Choisya but from Tasmania. SMall, trifoliate, aromatic leaves. Flat clusters of white Acradenia frankliniae £11.30 flowers during May. Seems reliably hardy in a sheltered spot in sun. Rare as very hard to propagate. 1.2x1.2m. (syn. Eupatorium micranthum) A showy, Mexican, evergreen shrub, ligustrina surprisingly hardy in this area given a sheltered site. Large, flat heads £7.50 (AGM) of scented, small white flowers late summer. Narrow, glossy, dark green leaves. Sheltered site in full sun. 1.7x1.4m. Handsome, large, deciduous shrub with lobed, glossy green leaves. Alangium Umbels of white flowers with prominent yellow anthers - rather like a £9.95 platanifolium miniature lily; June & July. Easy in any retentive soil in sun. Native to China & Korea. 2.5x2.5m A small, spreading, graceful, tree with finely cut dark mid-green Albizia julibrissin mimosa-like foliage. Almost metallic pink fluffy flower heads are freely £11.30 rosea (AGM) produced in late summer & early autumn. Sheltered, well drained sunny site. Good example in Camb. Bot Gdn. 4m x 2.5m. Aloysia £8.75 chamaedrifolia Medium-size shrub with upright stems forming a tight, narrow vase- Amelanchier alnifolia shape. Short spikes of single, star-like, white flowers on bare stems in £12.20 'Obelisk' Spring. Leaves elliptic, matt, rich moss-green with good autumn colour. Lime-free, fertile soil in sun. 2.0x1.0m. Slender, large, deciduous shrub or small tree looking spectacular in Amelanchier laevis early May when the profuse, nodding clusters of white flowers emerge £7.30 'Snowflakes' with the new, pink flushed leaves. Good autumn colour. Retentive yet well drained soil in sun or part shade. 3.0x2.0m. Large, dense, aromatic, evergreen shrub with glossy, small, rounded, dark green leaves held on red stems. New growth a striking copper. Amomyrtus luma £9.00 Clusters of fragrant white flowers followed by black, edible fruit. Sheltered site in sun. 2.5x2.0m. Small, bun forming evergreen with woody stems clothed in narrow, Andromeda polifolia needle like, chalky-blue leaves. Nodding umbels of heath-like, palest £6.85 'Blue Ice' pinky-white flowers in spring & early summer. Needs a moist or wet soil in sun or shade but MUST BE ACID. (3-5) 40x60cm. Choice, slow growing evergreen shrub bearing pendant clusters of Arbutus unedo waxy, ivory-white bell-shaped flowers together with the ripening £11.30 (AGM) strawberry-like fruit from the previous season; Oct-Nov. Fertile, well drained soil in sun or part shade. 2.5x1.5m

A choice, slow growing, evergreen shrub. Drooping panicles of pink- Arbutus unedo rubra flushed 'bell heather' flowers at the same time as the ripening orange- £8.90 (AGM) red strawberry-like fruit from previous season. Any reasonably drained soil in sun or part shade. 2.5x1.5m. Flowers: October-November.

Dense, mat forming evergreen ground cover, rooting as it runs. Heath like, bell-shaped soft pink flowers during late spring, followed by good Arctostaphylos uva- £9.45 crops of scarlet berries. Foliage turns rich bronze-red in winter. Good ursi 'Vancouver Jade' ground cover for a neutral to acid soil in sun or part shade. (5-6) 15x90cm. Large evergreen spreading shrub with large oval glossy deep green Aristotelia chilensis leaves margined creamy white. Inconspicicous tiny star shaped £7.00 'Variegata' flowers in summer followed by large black fruits. Fertile well drained sheltered site but tolerates strong winds 2.5x2m. Medium-size, upright shrub bearing flat heads of white flowers in Aronia melanocarpa spring followed by reddish-black berries. Glossy, oval, mid-green £6.45 'Autumn Magic' leaves with superb autumn colour. Moist, yet drained soil in sun or part shade; avoid shallow chalk. 2x2m (syn A.arbutifolia 'Brilliant') Upright shrub the ovate, dark green leaves Aronia x prunifolia turning bright red in autumn. Flattened heads of white, sometimes £8.90 'Brilliant' pink-tinged flowers in late spring then purple-black berries. Fertile soil, except chalky, in sun or part shade. 3x2.5m. Compact, deciduous shrub the dark, glossy leaves assuming fantastic Aronia x prunifolia autumn colours. Large flat heads of hawthorn-like flowers followed by £7.30 'Viking' clusters of large, lustrous, black, edible fruit. Fertile, drained soil in sun/part shade. 1.5x1.2m. Flowers: May-June. 3 Slow growing, small deciduous tree. This hardy paw paw has rather large, tropical, rounded light green leaves. The six petalled sombre Asimina triloba £10.25 purple flowers appear before the leaves in spring. Large, cylindrical, edible green fruit in autumn. Prefers a retentive soil in a sheltered, shady spot. (3-4) 4.0x3.0mtrs. Dense, rounded shrub with large, elliptic, evergreen leaves narrower Aucuba japonica £11.95 than the type. Any reasonable soil in part or deep shade. Slow longifolia 'Salicifolia' growing. 1.5x1.2m. (Female) Disitinct form of this adaptable shrub the evergreen leaves Aucuba japonica having a suffused, irregular, pale yellow margin. Red fruit in autumn if 'Sulphurea £9.35 pollinated by a male clone. Slow growing, medium size shrub for any Marginata' reasonable soil in sun (for best colour) or shade. Erect deciduous shrub with rather large, un scented, widely flared, Azalea 'Arneson large trumpet shaped apricot-orange flowers with a brighter orange £10.25 Gem' (AGM) edge. Flowers May & June. hairy rich green leaves. Retentive Acid soil in part shade. (5-6) 90x100cm. (Ghent Hybrid) Upright, twiggy, deciduous shrub bearing clusters of Azalea 'Daviesii' (G) long-tubed, honeysuckle-like white, fragrant flowers with a yellow flare, £10.25 (AGM) May-June. LIME-FREE SOIL ESSENTIAL. Sun or part shade. 1.8 x 1.2m Upright, deciduous Azalea with heavy trusses of very large, soft golden-orange flowers, stained deep orange on the upper petals, held Azalea 'Golden Flare' £10.25 on the bare stems before the new leaves, during May & June. A strong grower for a neutral to acid soil in sun or part shade. (5-6) 2.0x1.5mtrs. (Knap Hill-Exbury Hyb) Upright, deciduous shrub with clusters of Azalea 'Hotspur Red' £10.25 trumpet-shaped, rich reddish-orange blooms with orange blotch, May- (K) (AGM) June. LIME-FREE SOIL ESSENTIAL. Sun or part shade. 1.8 x 1.2m

Compact, deciduous shrub with small, widely flared, trumpet-shaped white flowers from pink tinged buds, during May & June. Sweet scent. Azalea 'Snowbird' £10.25 They appear with the new glaucous flushed leaves in late spring. Retentive, neutral to acid soil in sun or shade. (5-6) 1.2x1.2mtrs.

Strong growing large evergreen shrub, possibly forming a small tree. Azara microphylla Slightly weeping branches with small, rounded, glossy darkest green £10.25 (AGM) leaves. Tufts of highly scented creamy-yellow flowers in the axils in spring. Shletered spot in sun. 4.0x3.0mtrs. Bushy, medium sized evergreen shrub, ideal for coastal spots as it tolerates salt laden wind. The leaves are rich gold on the new growth, Baccharis halimifolia £8.65 more lime as they mature. Wide heads of small white daisies during 'Baccador' late summer & autumn. Best in a poor, sheltered spot in sun. (7-9) 2.0x2.0m. A small, dense, deciduous shrub of semi-erect habit. Sprays of yellow Berberis x carminea flowers April-May. Superb in the autumn with colourful foliage & £6.75 'Pirate King' panicles of fiery orange-red berries. Any reasonable soil. Best colour in sun. 2.5 x1.5m Excellent, all-round, bushy, semi-formal shrub with small, very dark Berberis darwinii green, glossy, 3 pointed evergreen leaves. Superb display from £7.30 (AGM) clusters of bright orange, tinted crimson, flowers. Any reasonable soil in sun or part shade. 2.0x1.5m+ (April-May) A new compact form of this popular shrub. Well covered in neat, holly- Berberis darwinii like leaves which emerge with a red tint turning rich green with age. £7.95 'Compacta' Clusters of orange flowers in spring. Ideal hedging or front of border shrub for reasonably drained soil. 90cms. Strong growing, upright deciduous shrub with reddish-brown shoots covered in a white bloom. Small spiny leaves, white beneath, turning Berberis dictyophylla £10.45 red in autumn. Pale yellow, bell shaped flowers in May followed by (AGM) showy, bloomy red fruit. Well drained soil in sun or part shade. Very hardy. 2.0x1.5mtrs. Medium sized evergreen shrub with small, holly like, glossy green Berberis gagnepainii leaves, turning rich red in winter. Long spines make it a good lanceifolia £6.45 deterrent. Cup-shaped creamy yellow flowers followed red bloomy 'Fernspray' fruit. Any soil in sun or shade. (5-6) 1.5x1.5mtrs. (B.darwinii x B.valdiviana) Much stronger than both parents, this handsome evergreen shrub has arching stems crowded in glossy Berberis 'Goldilocks' £9.10 green leaves. Hanging panicles of rich golden-yellow flowers held on red stalks along the stems; late spring. Any reasonable, retentive soil in sun or part shade. 3.0x3.0m An improved French selection with glossy, evergreen leaves, grey Berberis 'Jytte' £6.50 beneath. Sprays of pale yellow flowers in spring. Any reasonable soil in sun or shade. 1.0 x 1.0m. A striking upright shrub the arching branches clothed in rounded, Berberis x ottawensis reddish-purple leaves. Sprays of red-tinged yellow flowers in late purpurea 'Superba' £7.30 spring followed by red fruits in autumn. Any reasonable soil. Best (AGM) colour in sun. 2.5 x 2.5m Dense, spreading evergreen shrub with arching stems clothed in extremely spiny, narrow grey green leaves, flushed orange on the new Berberis panlanensis £10.15 growth. Clusters of small bell-shaped pink flowers with pink sepals 'Cally Rose' during late spring, followed by oblong black fruit. Retentive soil in sun or shade. 1.5x2.0mtrs. aggregata x wilsoniae. Smaller form of rubrostilla, rare in cultivation. Semi evergreen leaves, heavily bronze flushed in autumn & spring on Berberis x rubrostilla £8.10 spiny stems. Small, bellshaped soft yellow flowers in may, followed by 'Wisley' clusters of white fruit, ageing coral. Retentive, well drained soil in sun or shade. (5-6) 100x100cm. Medium-large, evergreen shrub the arching branches clothed in rich Berberis x orange flowers flushed red on the outside; mid to late spring. Black- stenophylla 'Claret £7.85 red fruit in autumn. Slender, spiny leaves are blue-grey beneath. Any Cascade' reasonable soil in sun or part shade. 2.5x2.5m. Berberis thunbergii Dwarf form making a dense 'bun' of rich bronze foliage turning fiery- atropurpurea red in autumn. Clusters of straw-yellow flowers;late April-May. Very £7.85 'Atropurpurea Nana' effective in groups. Any reasonable soil - best colour in sun. To: (AGM) 60x60cms. A very narrow, upright form the rich red, glossy leaves turing a fiery Berberis thunbergii red & orange in autumn. Clusters of straw-yellow flowers in spring atropurpurea 'Red £7.75 followed by blue black autumn berries. Any reasonable soil with best Rocket' colour in spring. 150x40cms. Upright but not fastigiate deciduous shrub forming a column of small, Berberis thunbergii burnished golden-yellow leaves, slightly more lime by midsummer. £7.75 'Golden Rocket' Small, bell-shaped cream flowers in spring followed by red fruit. Retentive, never too dry soil in sun or part shade. (4-5) 1.5x0.6mtrs. Tidy, upright deciduous form of erect habit with rich golden-yellow Berberis thunbergii leaves having a faint purple flush. Small, bell-shaped yellow flowers in £10.25 'Golden Torch' late spring followed by blue-black fruit. Retentive soil in sun or part shade. 90x45cm. (6-7) Tidily upright, although not columnar deciduous shrub. The spring growth is a rich coppery-orange, greener by summer & flame red in Berberis thunbergii £7.75 autumn. Small cream flowers during late spring. Colours best with 'Orange Rocket' some sun. Retentive,w ell drained soil in sun or light shade. 95-6) 100x60cm. Small, bushy compact deciduous shrub with a spreading habit. in spring when growing quickly the green leaves are mottled creamy- Berberis thunbergii £7.25 white & pink, turning rich crimson in autumn. Sparse bell shaped 'Starburst' creamy-yellow flowers in late spring followed by crimson fruit. easy in any reasonable soil in sun or shade. (5-6) 60x60cm. Medium-size evergreen shrub of erect habit. Clusters of striking rich- Berberis trigona £15.95 orange flowers darkening to red in early spring. Narrow, glossy, dark 'Orange King' (AGM) green leaves. Any reasonable soil in sun or shade. 1.5x1.5m. Erect, almost columnar shrub with large, smooth, holly-like leaves and large spines. Long, drooping racemes of saffron-yellow flowers Berberis valdiviana £12.75 followed by black berries. Any reasonable soil in sun or part shade. 2.5x2.5m Flowers: Spring. Sturdy, prickly evergreen shrub bearing short sprays of golden-yellow Berberis verruculosa flowers; April-May. Drooping stems well clothed with tough, dark £7.75 (AGM) green leaves silvered beneath. Any reasonable soil in sun or shade. 1.5x2.0m. Characterful small shrub for the rockery, found in the cold parts of Eastern Europe into Asia. Small, slow growing gnarled shrub with Betula humilis £8.75 brownish smooth stems. Oval warty green leaves turn rich yellow in autumn. Retentive, well drained soil in sun or shade. 60x60cm. Small, slow growing, gnarled birch found in cold parts of Eastern Canada. The stems carry small, rounded, leathery, deeply toothed Betula michauxii £14.25 dark green leaves, adpressed to the stems. Small catkins at the tips. In exposed spots can be prostrate. Needs a retentive or moist soil in sun or shade. 1.0x1.0mtrs. Compact, small, evergreen shrub the silver, felted leaves have white Brachyglottis edge. Clustered heads of golden-yellow, daisy-like flowers throughout (Dunedin Grp) £7.30 summer into autumn. Light, poor soil in a sunny, sheltered position. 'Drysdale' 60x60cms. 15 Rare, deciduous, fully hardy shrub, with oval, toothed leaves, glaucous Broussonetia on emergence. Spherical clusters of white flowers, with long stamens; £37.60 kazinoki e summer. Male forms have long, drooping catkins; spring. Sheltered, well drained spot in sun (6-7) 3.5x3.0m Large shrub or small tree the long, slender, arching branches bearing Buddleja alternifolia masses of very fragrant, dense sprays of lavender-blue flowers on the £9.10 (AGM) old wood; June. Lance-shaped green-grey leaves. Fertile, well drained soil in full sun. 4.0x4.0m. Medium sized hardy shrub with narrow sliver-grey foliage. Panicles of scented mauve-purple flowers in spring. An unusual hybrid between Buddleja 'Bel Argent' £7.95 the spring flowering B. farreri and the summer flowering B. davidii, best left unpruned. Sheltered spot in sun. (3-6) 2.5x2.5mtrs. New, dwarf series of Buddleja, ideal for the smaller garden. Large, Buddleja (Buzz lightly scented plumes of lavender blue in profusion from midsummer, Series) 'Buzz £7.85 much loved by . Grey leaves. prune hard in spring. Easy in Lavender' any soil in sun or shade. (6-9) 1.2x1.0mtrs Dwarf series of Buddleja, ideal for the smaller garden. Lightly scented, Buddleja (Buzz arching plumes of rich magenta purple flowers with an orange eye ;- Series) 'Buzz £7.85 late summer & autumn. Grey green leaves. Prune hard in spring. Any Magenta' rweasonable soil in sun or shade.(6-10) 1.2x1.0mtrs syn. sterniana. Medium size, upright, deciduous shrub bearing long racemes of fragrant, lilac-pink flowers; mid to late summer. 'Woolly' Buddleja crispa £9.70 shoots and grey-green, oval leaves. Best against a sheltered wall in free draining soil in full sun. 2.0x2.0m. Long racemes of deep purple flowers; late summer. Attractive grey- Buddleja davidii £7.30 green foliage. Flowers are attractive to butterflies. Stiff, upright habit. 'Black Knight' (AGM) Prune hard late February. Any well drained soil in full sun. 2.0+x1.6m. Large, deciduous shrub bearing long sprays of rich violet-purple Buddleja davidii flowers over a long period; July - September. Attractive to butterflies. £6.75 'Empire Blue' (AGM) Ovate, grey-green leaves. Prune hard to 45cms late February. Any reasonably drained soil in sun. 2.5x2.0m. Medium-large, deciduous, upright shrub bearing large, purple-red Buddleja davidii spikes; July-August. Attractive to butterflies. Ovate, grey-green leaves. £7.30 'Royal Red' (AGM) Prune hard to 45cms in late February. Free draining soil in full sun. 2.0x1.5m. Buddleja davidii Vigorous shrub bearing pure white, scented panicles; July-October. 'White Profusion' £7.30 Attractive to butterflies. Prune hard to 45cms in late February. Any (AGM) well drained soil in full sun. 2.0x1.5m. Medium-size, arching shrub with long, slender, very attractive, curved Buddleja lindleyana £7.85 racemes of purple-violet flowers; July-September. Ovate, dark green leaves. Any reasonably drained soil in full sun. 2x2m. Lovely form of bushy, compact habit. Dense, conical panicles of Buddleja 'Lochinch' scented violet-blue flowers with a deep orange eye; July-August. £7.30 (AGM) Young leaves felted silvery-grey becoming greener later. Prefers dry soil in sun. 2.0x1.8m. Dense, bushy, deciduous shrub with narrow, elliptic matt green leaves. Clustered heads of honey scented, pale cream flowers with an orange Buddleja loricata £8.80 eye held at the stem tips; mid summer on. Grows on mountain slopes above 1800m in S.Africa so very hardy. Free draining soil in sun. 4.0x2.0m At the recent Wisley trial this won hands down as the best variety. Rather fat spikes of the most intense, vivid pink flowers, the closest to Buddleja 'Miss Ruby' £7.75 red to red to date. Flowers through summer into autumn. Intensely (AGM) silver leaves. Ideal as it sets no seed. Any reasonable soil in sun or shade. (6-9) 2.0x2.0mtrs. syn.`Silver Anniversary'. Very dwarf, compact semi-evergreen with Buddleja 'Morning densely white felted leaves & stems. Short, fat spikes of white flowers £6.90 Mist' with a cream eye;- mid to late summer. loricata x crispa. Needs a warm, sheltered spot in sun. (7-9) 1.5x1.5m. Medium sized evergreen shrub from W.China & Burma. Woody stems with grey-green leaves with yellow-beige hairy undersides. Short, Buddleja myriantha £9.70 erect panicles of purple-blue scented flowers from March to May. Easy in any reasonable soil in sun or part shade. 2.0x2.0mtrs. Large, strong growing more or less evergreen shrub with large, heavily white felted leaves. Impressive, arching panicles of sweetly Buddleja nivea £11.30 scented purple flowers from July to September. Best in a sheltered spot in sun or shade. (7-9) 3.5x3.0mtrs. Buddleja 'Pink Large sprays of bright mid-pink flowers; July-Aug. Ht: 3.0m(10ft) £7.75 Delight' (AGM) Spread: 2.0m(6ft) Any reasonable, drained soil in sun. Racemes of white or pale lilac flowers with an orange eye; summer. Buddleja salviifolia £7.95 Medium-size, semi-hardy shrub with sage-like leaves. Free draining soil in a sunny, protected site - may require winter protection. 2.0m. The rarely seen white form of this medium sized evergreen shrub, Buddleja salviifolia best grown with the shelter of a warm wall. Woody stems with pinted £8.00 white-flowered pale silver leaves. Spikes of highly scented creamy-white flowers in late autumn & winter. Rather dry soil in sun. (9-12) 3.0x3.0mtrs. collected Tibet. Superficially similar to B. alternifolia, this forms a twiggy round headed tree to 5m if left unpruned. Pale grey, narrow, Buddleja wardii KR £9.75 toothed foliage on wiry branches. Wispy clusters of white, fragrant 4881 flowers with soft orange tubes in April. Hardy & easy. (4-5) 4.0x3.0mtrs. Large, upright, deciduous shrub, only hardy in the most sheltered of spots. Upright stems armed with long spines. Dainty, pinnate leaflets. Caesalpina gilliesii £10.55 Long, erect spikes of up to 30 rich yellow, pea-like flowers with scarlet stamens;- midsummer. Best grown against a hot, sunny wall in sun. (7-8) 5.0x2.5mtrs. Unusual, medium-size shrub. Tiny star-like, rose flowers in early Callicarpa bodinieri summer followed by striking, dense clusters of violet fruit along with giraldii 'Profusion' £7.50 deep rose-purple foliage in autumn. Young foliage bronze-purple. (AGM) Fertile, well drained soil in sun or part shade. 1.8x1.8m. Dense, upright, deciduous shrub, with narrow, oval, tapering, long Callicarpa japonica pale-green leaves. Clusters of white flowers in the leaf axils in late £7.50 'Leucocarpa' summer followed by clusters of white fruit. Like long hot summers in well drained soil for good berrying. 1.5x1.5m (7-8) Woody based evergreen shrub with lemon scented, narrow, grey- Callistemon citrinus green leaves. Whorls of bottlebrush like crimson-scarlet flowers at the £8.30 'Splendens' (AGM) tips in late spring into summer. Best in a sheltered, NEUTRAL to ACID SOIl in sun or part shade with shelter from cold. 2.0x2.0m. Medium sized evergreen from Victoria, Australia. Willowy, woody stems with fine, needle like, glossy green leaves with silver flushed Callistemon sieberi £8.20 new growth. Bottlebrush like soft creamy-primrose flowers during early summer. Needs a sharply drained soil in a sunny, very sheltered spot. (6-7) 2.5x1.8mtrs. A bushy, deciduous shrub with aromatic stems, leaves & flowers. Brownish-red flowers with masses of strap-like, spreading petals; early Calycanthus floridus £7.75 to mid-summer. Oval, dark green leaves are woolly beneath. Fertile, deep, retentive soil in full sun. 2.5x3.0m. Medium to large, spreading deciduous shrub with large, oval rough Calycanthus green leaves, turning yellow in autumn. Aromatic, spice scented small £5.95 occidentalis waterlily like dark red flowers in summer. Fertile, moist rich soil in part shade. (6-8) 3x4mtrs Lovely blooms with soft yellow outer and darker, anemone-like, inner Camellia japonica £9.90 petals; early spring. Medium size, evergreen shrub for a humus-rich, `Brushfield's Yellow' ACID soil in a sheltered site avoiding early morning sun. Large evergreen shrub, idealy grown in pots in this area. Paeony- Camellia japonica flowered form, with the white flowers streaked rose-red & edged £9.90 `Margaret Davis' vermilion. A sport of `Aspasia McArthur'. Moist, well drained rich soil in a sheltered spot with no early morning sun. 5mx 5m. Large, formal, double, clear pink blooms; early spring. Vigorous, yet Camellia japonica compact, upright, evergreen shrub with oval, glossy leaves. Requires £8.95 `Mathotiana Rosea' a sheltered site in humus-rich, neutral to acid soil in sun or dappled shade - avoid early morning sun. Vigorous, strong, upright growing evergreen with good sized fully double white flowers with the bases of the central petals stained Camellia japonica £8.30 cream. Flowers over a very long period through late winter & spring. 'Nobilissima' (AGM) Glossy leathery leaves. Requires morning shade & afternoon sun. ACID SOIL in sun or shade. (2-5) 4.0x3.0mtrs. Medium sized, slow growing evergreen shrub with large, cup-shaped Carpenteria pure white flowers with a large boss of golden stamens;- summer. £14.25 californica 'Bodnant' Distinct from other clones with it's smaller, dark green, narrower leaves. Warm, sheltered spot in sun. 2x2mtrs. Compact, deciduous shrub with woody stesm clothed in silver-grey Caryopteris x leaves. Whorls of intense purple-blue flowers in the upper leaf axils; clandonensis 'Dark £7.30 late summer and autumn. Retentive, well drained soil in sun or light Knight' shade. (7-9) 1x1m. Very attractive, small shrub with aromatic, grey-green leaves and large Caryopteris x heads of intense, deep blue flowers in late summer into autumn. clandonensis 'Grand £7.30 Prune lightly if required in late spring. Requires a free draining soil in Bleu' full sun. (8-10) 1x1m. A lovely, compact, low-branching, rounded bush with aromatic grey- Caryopteris x green foliage & spikes of dark blue flowers late summer - the darkest clandonensis 'Kew £8.55 Caryopteris. Likes a sunny, well drained site. 75x75cms. Flowers: Blue' September-October. This, dwarfer deciduous shrub combines the most striking, silver Caryopteris x aromatic foliage with whorled spikes of narrow tubular, rich violet-blue clandonensis £7.40 flowers during late summer & autumn. Clip hard in spring to maintain 'Sterling Silver' shape. Retentive, well drained soil in sun or part shade. (7-9) 60x90cm. A great improvement on `Worcester Gold'. Compact, deciduous Caryopteris incana shrub, with burnished gold toothed leaves. Whorls of spidery rich blue £7.65 'Sunshine Blue' flowers during early autumn. Colours best in sun but tolerates part shade. (7-9) 1.0x1.0m. Small bushy heath like shrub with small white leaves flushed green Cassinia leptophylla with a yellow down beneath & sticky. Small heads of white daisies in £8.20 vauvilliersii june & july. Usually unharmed even in hard winters. Well drained soil in full sun. 1.5x1.5m. Lovely shrub for late summer colour with phlox-like flowers of deep blue; August onwards. Leaves turn conspicuously red in late autumn Ceratostigma griffithii £8.30 often hanging into December. Stems may die back in winter. Well drained, sheltered site in sun. 60x60cms. A small semi-herbaceous plant for the front of the border with clusters Ceratostigma of brilliant blue flowers on reddish stems in late summer & autumn. plumbaginoides £6.75 Oval leaves turn rich red in autumn. Requires well drained soil in full (AGM) sun. 45cm x 45cm. Small Mexican evergreen shrub for a very warm, sheltered garden or cold conservatory in winter. Almost continuous, upward facing Cestrum elegans £7.65 clusters of dark cherry red flowers all summer to the frosts. Light, free draining soil in sun. (4-9) 1.6x1.6m. More or less evergreen, medium size shrub with hairy, bronze flushed, Cestrum 'Newellii' velvet textures leaves. Terminal, dense clusters of tubular, crimson- £8.30 (AGM) red flowers; late summer & autumn. For a very warm, sheltered garden or conservatory. Best in full sun. 2.5x2.0m. Upright shrub bearing large heads (to13cm) of night-gragrant, tubular, Cestrum parqui bright yellow-green flowers over a long period; summer to autumn. £7.50 (AGM) Violet-brown berries. Elliptic, mid-green leaves. Fertile, well drained soil in sun or part shade 2x2m. Strong growing, sparsely branched deciduous shrub with formidable Chaenomeles spines. Narrow, glossy leaves. Clusters of white flws, flushed salmon- £9.10 cathayensis pink in spring, followed by huge oval fruit. Rare in cultivation. Easy in any reasonable soil in sun or shade. (3-5) 3.5x3.0mtrs Choice form bearing clusters of cup-shaped, palest baby-pink flowers Chaenomeles steaked white; on the bare stems February-April. Large yellow fruit in £8.00 'Madame ' autumn. 2m when wall trained or 1m as spreading shrub. Easy for any reasonable soil and aspect. Popular variety bearing clusters of cup-shaped, white flowers held on Chaenomeles £7.50 the bare stems; late winter - early spring. Use either as a wall or free speciosa 'Nivalis' standing shrub. Any reasonable soil in sun or shade. 2.0x2.0m. Beautiful, double folwered form with soft peachy-pink flowers and Chaenomeles x cream anthers; on the bare stems in late winter to early spring. Large £8.00 superba 'Cameo' fruit in autumn. May be used as a wall or freestanding shrub in any reasonable soil in sun or shade. 2.5x2.0m. Chaenomeles x Deep crimson cup-shaped flowers with gold anthers, March-April. Any superba 'Crimson & £7.50 reasonable soil in sun or part shade. Makes a hummocky bush or can Gold' (AGM) be grown against a wall if required. Ht.3-4ft. Spread 4-5ft. Unusual, eventually large evergreen from Australia. Fine, needle like, Chamelaucium waxy leaves. Heads of cup-shaped white flowers with s striking red uncinatum £9.70 eye through spring & early summer. Hardy to -5c for short periods. 'Snowflake' Ideal overwintered in a cold greenhouse or very sheltered, town garden. (2-6) 3.0x3.0m. Beautifully scented pale, waxy-yellow stained purple flowers on the Chimonanthus bare stems during mild spells in winter - but not on young . Well £9.70 praecox drained, fertile soil; best against a sunny wall. 2.5x2.5m. Flowers: Winter A medium sized, evergreen shrub of rounded habit. The leaves shine Choisya ternata dark green & are aromatic when crushed. Sweetly scented white £7.30 (AGM) flowers are held in clusters throughout most of the summer & autumn. Sun or shade in reasonably drained soil. 2.0x 1.6m. A choice evergreen, slow growing shrub for a sheltered site with the Choisya ternata rich golden leaves held in whorls. Large clusters of fragrant white £7.50 'Sundance' (AGM) flowers are produced throughout summer. Best in sun or dappled shade in reasonably drained soil. Give protection in winter. 90x90cm.

Busy, medium sized evergreen with dark green, coarse leaves. Large, Cistus x aguilarii £7.50 cup shaped white flowers with a rich maroon eye, during May & June. 'Maculatus' (AGM) Likes a light, rather poor, free draining soil in sun. (5-6) 1.2x1.2mtrs.

One of the larger forms of this popular shrub & always sought after. Cistus x cyprius Large, slightly sticky, dark green leaves. Very large, papery white £7.50 (AGM) flowers with a maroon blotch during May & June. needs a more sheltered, well drained spot in sun. (5-6) 120x90cm. Vigorous, small, upright shrub with dark-green, sticky, wavy edged Cistus x dansereaui leaves. Large, flat white flowers with cherry red splashes in the throat £7.50 'Jenkyn Place' in late spring, often continuing throughout summer. Best in a poor, well drained soil in full sun. (5-7) 90x60cm. Low growing evergreen with wavy edged, green leaves & covered in Cistus monspeliensis £7.50 an abundance of silky, small but profuse pure white flowers midsummer. Hot, dry, open soil in sun. 70x150cms.

Curious almost herbaceuous shrub that emerges from the ground Clerodendrum each spring. Wandering roots throw up stems with large heart-shaped £8.20 bungei leaves and heads of rich magenta flowers in late summer and autumn. very frgrant. Rich well drained soild in sun or part shade 2x2m.

Medium sized deciduous shrub, initially slow but strong with age. The Clerodendrum green leave sare splashed blue-green with a broad gold margin, trichotomum £9.75 cream by summer. Fragrant white flowers held in marron calyces 'Carnival' followed by bright blue berries. Warm, sheltered spot in sun. 2x2mtrs Upright decduous shrub, with opposite, dark-green, toothed lvs, Clerodendron flushed bronze when young. Well scented, starry green-white flowers trichotomum fargesii £10.85 with protruding stamens followed clusters of brilliant-blue berries. (AGM) Fertile, rich, well drained soil in full sun. 3.5x3.5m (8-9) Large deciduous shrub with the new growth heavily flushed chocolate- Clerodendrum brown. Sweetly scented white flowers from bright red bracts in trichotomum fargesii £8.20 August, followed by striking metallic blue berries. Possibly the hardiest 'Purple Blaze' of all clones available. Sheltered, well drained spot in sun or part shade. (8-9) 4.0x3.0mtrs

Improved form of the Japanese Clethra. Forms a large shrub with Clethra barbinervis reddish-brown exfoliating bark. Simple leaves with rich bronze autumn £10.60 'White Star' colour. Spikes of sweetly scented white flowers at the tips during late summer. Never too dry, acid soil in sun or shade. (7-9) 3.0x2.0mtrs

Strong growing, upright deciduous shrub with arching shoots. Lance shaped rich blue-green leaves. 10' panicles of cup-shaped white Clethra delavayi £9.70 flowers from pink buds like a superb lily of the valley;- midsummer. Rich, moist,acid soil in part shade. (6-7) 4x4mtrs. Large, upright shrub or small deciduous tree with gently suckering stems clothed in narrow, glossy green leaves, turning rich colours in Clethra monostachya £9.70 autumn. Very long, narrow, wispy, sweetly scented spikes of palest pink flowers at the tips during late summer & autumn. Needs a retentive, acid soil in part shade. (7-9) 4.0x3.0mtrs.

N.E Mexican forming a large deciduous shrub, or a small tree. The leaves emerge reddy-bronze and turn to deep green with age. Clethra pringlei £9.60 Long racemes of strongly cinnamon scented white flowers in summer. Seems hardy in a retentive, ACID soil in a sheltered spot. 5.0x4.0mtrs.

Clethra sp. B&SWJ £9.60 6882 Slow growing, medium sized evergreen shrub, densely leaves of strongly rigid horizontal stems. Leathery, shiny dark green leaves, Cleyera japonica £9.95 turning red in winter. Small white flowers, profuse are held in spring. japonica Intolerant of shallow chalk so best in a retentive soil in a sheltered spot. (4-5) 2.0x2.0mtrs. A botanical oddity from Chile forming a very slow growing, viciously armed shrub. It has no leaves but spined, flattened stems which form Colletia paradoxa £9.35 a tangled mound. Clusters of small, tubular white flowers, usually in winter. Seems in the winter garden at Cambridge Bot Gdn. Sheltered spot in sun. (1-3) 2.0x2.0mtrs. (syn C.mollis) A showy semi-evergreen shrub with aromatic large Colquhounia downy woolly leaves. Whorls of bright orange hooded flowers appear £8.20 coccinea vestita in autumn. May be cut back by hard frosts but re-shoots. Sheltered sunny site in well drained soil. 2m x 1.8m. Strange deciduous shrub from central United States with suckering reddish-brown stems. Alternate, strangely pinnate, light-green leaves Comptonia peregrina £13.70 are aromatic when crushed, turning rusty-red in autumn. Insignificant flowers followed by bristly green fruit. Best in a poor, acid soil in sun or part shade. 75x90cm. Improvement on 'Sibirica' with striking, glowing red bare winter stems. The larger leaves turn a fantastic deep burgundy-red in autumn. Cornus alba 'Baton £8.20 Heads of white flowers in May followed by porcelain blue berries. Rouge' Prune hard in spring for best stem colour. Retentive soil in sun or shade. 2.0x2.0mtrs. Attractive medium-size shrub clothed in lovely pale-green & white Cornus alba leaves. Red stems from new growth in winter. Prune hard in late 'Elegantissima' £7.50 March for wood of good colour the following winter. Moisture-retentive (AGM) soil sun or shade. 1.5x1.2m Interesting form with purple-brown stems. Flat heads of white flowers. Cornus alba £6.75 Prune hard in late March for best stem colour in winter. Any moisture 'Kesselringii' retentive soil in sun or shade. 1.8x1.4m Deciduous upright shrub with superb clusters of vivid red stems in Cornus alba 'Sibirica' winter. Mid-green foliage and small heads of white flowers followed by £7.65 (AGM) blue tinted berries. Prune hard in late March. Moisture retentive soil sun or shade. 1.5x1.5m. (6) Attractive silvery-white variegated foliage & bright red winter stems. Cornus alba 'Sibirica Small heads of white flowers. Prune hard late March for best stem £8.55 Variegata' colour in winter.\nAdaptable plant for any reasonable site with moisture holding soil. 1.5x1.5m 10 syn. elliptica. One of the most impressive of the flowering dogwoods. Rather gappy but profuse,white bracted flowers during June & July, Cornus angustata £16.40 followed by red fruit. The elliptic leaves turn burgundy red in autumn. Retentive soil in sun or shade. (6-7) 4.0x3.0mtrs. 10 Conical, large deciduous shrub, with twisted or curled mid-green Cornus florida 'Cloud leaves taking on wonderful autumnal colour. Extremely large, £17.95 Nine' overlapping white bracts smother even young plants on this cultivar. Fertile, well drained not too chalky soil in sun or part shade (5-6) 4m. 10 Narrowly upright, evergreen large shrub or small tree with narrow, Cornus leaves, hanging vertically in winter. Narrow petalled white bracts hongkongensis £11.15 during midsummer followed by red fruit. They age with a pink flush. melanotricha From a remote area of the China/Vietnam border. Needs a sheltered spot in retentive soil. (6-7) 5.0x2.5mtrs. 7 Smaller, slower growing form with broad petalled, pure-white flowers, Cornus kousa ageing deep pink at the tips ;- late summer, followed by rich red fruit. chinensis 'Wisley £18.25 Glowing crimson red autumn colour. Best in a retentive, not too chalky Queen' (AGM) soil in sun or part shade. (7-8) 3.0x2.0mtrs 7 Large, rounded, densely branched shrub studded with an abundance of small yellow flowers, in tufts, in February. Clusters of edible, bright- Cornus mas £14.45 red fruits. Leaves turn reddish-purple in autumn. Any reasonable soil in sun or part shade. 3.0x2.5m. Lovely, large shrub with studs of yellow flowers on the bare branches Cornus mas in February. Leaves variegated yellow with a pink flush. Good

'Aureoelegantissima' autumnal colour. Abundance of edible, bright red fruit. Fertile, well drained soil - best shaded from strong sunlight. To: 3.5x3.5m. ex;- Sich collection. From a Kew collection. Large evergreen shrub or small tree with narrowly oval leaves held in ranked pairs. They are dull Cornus oblonga £11.40 green, white downy beneath. Pyramidal panicles of scented, small starry white flowers during early summer. Rare in cultivation. Sichuan & Yunnan, China. (5-6) 5.0x3.0mtrs. Lovely dwarfer form with very attractive yellow and orange-red stems Cornus sanguinea £8.20 in winter. Bushy, compact habit.\nLong lasting autumn foliage. Very 'Midwinter Fire' effective in groups. Moisture holding soil in sun or shade. 90x90cms. One of the most popular forms in the USA. The new stems are a fantastic cherry-red during autumn & winter, especially on fresh Cornus sericea £7.50 pruned plants. Heads of white flowers in May are followed by bright 'Cardinal' white berries. Prune hard each spring. Retentive soil in sun or shade. (5-6) 3.0x3.0mtrs unpruned. Excellent variety for winter colour when the young stems turn yellow. Cornus sericea Very effective when planted in groups or with red stemmed forms. £6.75 'Flaviramea' (AGM) Heads of white flowers. Prune hard in March for stem colour. Retentive soils in sun or shade. 1.8x2.5m Bred in Oregon, this deciduous upright shrub has crimson-red stems Cornus sericea in winter. The glossy green leaves have a broad, irregular gold edge. £7.65 'Hedgerow Gold' Coppice hard for the best stem colour. Retentive or moist soil in sun or shade. 2.0x2.0mtrs if not coppiced. Medium size, evergreen shrub with slender stems and long, narrow, leathery leaves silver-white beneath Small, star-like, yellow flowers in Corokia buddlejoides £8.75 the leaf axils followed by dark red fruit. Sheltered, well drained soil in sun. 2.2x1.7m Rounded, medium-size shrub the slender, grey to black stems heavily contorted and intertwined. Maroon-green to bronze, rounded leaves. Corokia cotoneaster £8.20 Small, star-like, yellow flowers. Fertile, well drained soil in a sunny, sheltered site. To: 2.5x2.5m. Well branched, upright, evergreen shrub with clusters of small, Corokia x virgata fragrant, yellow flowers held in the leaf axils; late spring. Ovoid yellow- £8.30 'Frosted Chocolate' orange fruit. Glossy, chocolate-brown leaves are white beneath. Well drained soil in sun - avoid cold winds TO3x3m. Small, dense, upright, evergreen shrub the ziz-zagging, almost bonsai- like stems, clothed in small, leathery, sage-green leaves irregulary Corokia x virgata £8.75 splashed gold. New growth has a pink flush. Small, star-like, yellow 'Sunsplash' flowers in summer then bright orange fruits. Sheltered, free draining site in sun. 1.0x0.7m. Dense, evergreen, bushy shrub with blue grey compound leaves with Coronilla valentina a distinctive cream margin. Clusters of fragrant, pea like, bright yellow £9.70 glauca 'Variegata' flowers smelling of peaches; May to August. Shelter of a wall in a well drained, sunny position. 1.3x1.3m.

Dense spreading evergreen shrub or can be trained as a conservatory Correa climber. Rusty haired stems with oval leaves, hairy beneath. Clusters backhouseana £9.70 of tubular green-cream flowers with protruding stamens in late autumn (AGM) to late spring. Only hardy in the most sheltered spot.

Selection of this large, deciduous shrub, made at Hilliers. Oval, leaves, Corylopsis sinensis hairy beneath are plum purple on emergence. Hanging clusters of sinensis 'Spring £9.70 catkin like, lemon-yellow flowers on the bare stems in spring. Neutral Purple' or acid soil light shade. 3.0x3.0m. 7 Densly branched, vigorous shrub with bristle-toothed leaves flushed pink when young. Panicles of tubular, cowslip-scented, primrose Corylopsis pauciflora £10.75 yellow flowers. Benefits from additions of lime-free compost when (AGM) planting - though this species will survive on chalk soils. Moist, but drained soil in semi-shade. 1.6x1.6m (4-5) Drooping racemes lemon-yellow flowers\nearly spring. Large Corylopsis sinensis £9.25 shrub/small tree to\n4.5m(15ft). ACID OR NEUTRAL SOIL. Curiously contorted form of our native Hazel carrying typical male Corylus avellana catkins and small female flowers in February followed by nuts in the £10.70 'Contorta' (AGM) autumn. Especially effective as an architectural winter feature. Any aspect; thrives on chalky clay. To 1.5x1.0m. A large shrub with large, rounded leaves of rich purple rivalling the Corylus maxima purple beech for colour. Lovely clusters of purple 'lamb's tail' catkins £10.25 'Purpurea' in spring before the leaves open. Very hardy plant for any reasonable soil; best colour in sun. 3.0x3.0m (2) Bred in Hampshire, this medium sized deciduous shrub has Cotinus coggygria undulating, dark smokey brown leaves taking on fiery orange and red £7.75 'Dusky Maiden' autumn colour. Clouds of tiny pink-purple flowers; late summer. Retentive well drained soil, colouring best in sun (6-7) 2.5x2.2m. Smaller, more compact deciduous shrub with soft green leaves Cotinus coggygria turning rich colours in autumn. Arching sprays of very tint rich reddish £9.90 'Green Fountain' pink flowers in a frothy haze through late summer. Any reasonable soil in sun or part shade. 1.8x2.0mtrs. Large, vigorous, bushy shrub or small tree the large, oval, purple leaves turning a brilliant translucent red in autumn - spectacular with Cotinus 'Grace' £9.90 sun shining through. Feathery panicles of pink flowers; summer. Any reasonably drained soil - best colour in sun. To: 5x5m. Excellent, prostrate, evergreen shrub with long, trailing shoots Cotoneaster studded with clusters of white flowers in May followed by red berries £6.75 dammeri (AGM) in autumn. Ideal for covering banks or underplanting . Any reasonable soil in sun or shade. 15cms.x3.0m+ Graceful, semi-evergeen with sage-green leaves, white beneath. Cotoneaster £6.75 Clusters of white flowers then orange-red berries. Virtually any soil or franchetii position. 3x1.5m. (6) Superb, tall, hardy, semi-evergreen shrub the arching branches Cotoneaster frigidus clothed in heads of white flowers in May then huge bunches of bright £7.30 'Cornubia' (AGM) red berries in autumn. Abundance of long, rich-green leaves. Any reasonable soil in sun or shade. 3.0x3.0m. A dwarf, stiffly branched, spreading shrub forming a low mound. Small Cotoneaster rounded glossy leaves . White flowers in April & May with persistent £7.30 microphyllus reddish-pink fruits in winter. Any ordinary soil in sun or shade. 75cm x 2.0m. Collected by Mikinori Ogisu in Sichuan, this superb, newly described species can form a small tree with time. Large, glossy green leaves, a Cotoneaster ogisui £14.75 beautiful red on the undersides. Heads of white flowers during early Og95105 summer. Heavy crops of very large red fruit weigh down the branches in autumn. Any soil in sun or shade. (4-5) 5.0x3.5mtrs. A very useful large shrub or small tree almost completely evergreen. Cotoneaster Heads of white flowers are produced in April & May followed by 'Rothschildianus' £7.30 clusters of creamy-yellow fruits. Arching habit with age. Any ordinary (AGM) soil in sun or part shade. 5m x 5m. Semi-evergreen of stiff, upright habit. Clusters of white flowers then Cotoneaster simonsii £6.55 persistent red berries through autumn. Good specimen shrub or (AGM) hedge.\nAny reasonable soil; any aspect. 2.5x1.8m. Flowers: June. Low growing, dense, evergreen shrub with arching branches. Clusters Cotoneaster x of small white flowers in May then bright orange-red fruit in autumn. suecicus 'Coral £6.25 Excellent, hardy ground cover for any reasonable soil in sun or shade. Beauty' 1.0x2.0m.

Superb, large, dense, evergreen shrub with lantern-like, long stalked, Crinodendron £8.90 crimson flowers hanging thickly along the branches in May. Needs hookerianum (AGM) careful siting in milder areas in a lime free soil in part shade. 3.0x2.5m.

Handsome evergreen for a fertile well drained soil that is not too Crinodendron chalky. Good as a wall shrub. Narrow dark green leaves & lots of pure £9.10 patagua white lanterns in early summer. Spectacular plant for the keen plantsperson. 4mx2m. Covered in highly scented, rich yellow, pea-like flowers; April-May. A Cytisus x praecox small arching almost leafless shrub that with slender stems Prune £6.25 'Allgold' (AGM) after flowering to maintain habit. Well drained soil in a sunny site. 90x90cm. Low, spreading Broom the wiry stems clothed in lilac-purple, pea like Cytisus purpureus £7.20 flowers; May. Bright green, ovate, small leaves. Free draining soil in a sunny position. Ht: to 45 cms. scoparius hybrid with the almost bare, willowy, arching branches clothed in a profusion of scented, pea-like, pure-white flowers from Cytisus 'White Lion' £7.40 mid spring into early summer. Loved by bees. Tiny leaves. Best in a rather poor, light, free draining soil in sun. (5-7) 120x120cm. Fast growing, rounded shrub the wiry, green stems clothed in fragrant, Cytisus 'Zeelandia' £7.40 pea like,lilac & cream-pink flowers;; May & June. Requires a free (AGM) draining soil in sun - avoid shallow chalk. To: 1.0x1.0m+ A small, clump-forming evergreen with arching sprays of narrow, Danae racemosa polished green leaves. Orange-red fruits appear after hot summers. £19.95 (AGM) Much admired for floral arrangements. Prefers moist soils in full or part shade. 0.6x0.6m Rounded, evergreen shrub with shining, dark green leaves narrowly Daphne odora edged yellow. Clusters of very fragrant, deep purplish-pink & white 'Aureomarginata' £12.90 flowers from mid-winter to early spring. Requires full sun in fertile, (AGM) reasonably drained, humus-rich soil. Bushy, small evergreen shrub of very slow growth. Elliptic, leathery, Daphne tangutica glossy green leaves on thick stems. Terminal clusters of pinkish-white £13.70 (AGM) flowers from purple buds during spring, followed by red berries. Moist, yet free draining soil in sun or light shade. (4-5) 1.0x1.0mtrs. China, Korea & Japan. Dense, slow growing, rounded evergreen Daphniphyllum shrub with narrow, leathery dark-green lvs. Clusters of petalless £11.25 macropodum purple-pink flws in late spring & early summer. Moist, rich, free draining soil out of cold winds. 5mx5m (ultimately) Dense, bushy evergreen shrub, with spiny, glossy, dark-green, holly- Desfontainia spinosa £7.15 like leaves. Pendent, tubular, yellow tipped red flowers from the leaf (AGM) axils. Cool, moist, peaty, not too dry soil in a sheltered spot. 2m x 2m. Upright sub-shrub well covered in terminal panicles (to 20cm long) of Desmodium elegans pea-like, lilac to deep pink flowers; late summer to autumn. Leaves, £9.70 (AGM) dark green above & grey beneath, held in 3's. Well drained soil in full sun - best given wall protection. To: 1.5x1.5m. Small, rounded, compact deciduous shrub. Good sized clusters of Deutzia x slightly bell-shaped white flowers, with the merest hint of pink, elegantissima £6.75 emerging from deep pink buds during May & June. Best in a retentive Fasciculata soil in sun or part shade. (5-6) 1.5x1.5m. Deutzia x hybrida Beautiful sprays of rich-red flowers the centres flared white-pink; early 'Strawberry Fields' £7.50 summer. Medium-size, bushy shrub of spreading habit. Not too dry, (AGM) fertile soil in sun. 1.2x1.0m. Medium-size, arching shrub bearing upright panicles of star-shaped, deep pink flowers, paler within (to 2cm across); early summer. Deutzia x kalmiiflora £6.95 Narrowly oval, mid-green leaves. Reasonably fertile, retentive soil in sun or part shade. To 1.5x1.5m. From Sichuan, China, collected by Mikinori Ogisu. Low growing evergreen shrub. Small, star shaped white flowers with golden anthers Deutzia multiradiata £9.25 are borne in loose corymbs in June. Most remarkable for its evergreen foliage, glossy green above and white-glaucous beneath. Needs a sheltered spot. (6-7) 1.0x1.5mtrs Upright, deciduous shrub with arching branches & striking, peeling brown-orange bark. Narrow, lance-shaped leaves. Clusters of star Deutzia pulchra £7.85 shaped white flowers, tinged pink, held in slender panicles;- late spring & early summer. Retentive or moist soil in sun or part shade. (5-6) 1.8x1.5mtrs. Medium size, slow growing, deciduous shrub smothered in dense, Deutzia heavy heads of starry white flowers; early and midsummer. Pale setchuenensis £9.70 brown, peeling bark. Long, pointed, grey-green leaves. Fertile, not corymbiflora (AGM) too dry soil, preferably in sun (6-7) 2x2m. Superficially much like a Hydrangea from Nepal & China. Fleshhy stems tropped by flattened heads of starry violet-blue flowers over a Dichroa febrifuga £8.20 long period through summer to the frosts. Needs a retentive, warm, heltered spot in part shade. Ht to 3m. Compact deciduous foliage plant with the leaves having a broad Diervilla sessilifolia creamy-white edge, turning rusty brown in autumn. Heads of small £9.00 'Cool Splash' tubular soft creamy yellow flowers through summer & autumn. Colours best in light shade. Any reasonable soil. (6-9) 1.0x1.0mtrs. Graceful, arching, deciduous shrub with pretty, two-lipped, sulphur- Diervilla x splendens £8.10 yellow flowers, June-September. Leaves softly tinged bronze. Best in rich, moist soil & part shade. 80x100cms. Tall, slow growing, upright shrub, related to Weigela with large, tubular creamy-white flowers with a striking orange throat;- mid to late Dipelta yunnanensis £12.90 summer Showy winged fruit & brown, exfoliating bark. Any reasonable soil in sun or part shade (6-8) 3.x2m. Lime tolerant member of the Hamamelis family, forming a spreading, Distylium evergreen shrub with narrow, glossy, leathery leaves. Upright spikes £9.35 racemosum of clusters of purple stamens, held in red calyces, during late spring. S.Japan. Retentive, rich soil in part shade.(4-5) 3m. A medium-size shrub with wonderful, evergreen, the long, firm leaves Dodonaea viscosa are heavily flushed copper-purple. Clusters of small reddish seed £9.45 'Purpurea' capsules late summer. Half-hardy to frost tender - best overwintered under cover. Well drained soil in sun 2.0m. 5 Large shrub or small evergreen tree of conical habit with long, glossy leaves usually white beneath. Clusters of fragrant, star-shaped white Drimys winteri (AGM) £9.10 flowers early summer. Sunny or semi-shaded, reasonably protected site in fertile, moist yet well drained soil. 10 Very slow growing, tricky to grow deciduous shrub, hardy to -7c. Very Edgeworthia flexible shoots with clusters of sweetly scented narrowly tubular yellow £39.95 chrysantha flowers, white hairy on the outside;- late winter. Humus rich yet well drained soil in a sheltered spot. 1.5x1.2m. Upright evergreen well clothed in leathery, grey-green foliage. Very fragrant, inconspicuous flowers in Autumn on mature plants. Effective Elaeagnus x ebbingei £7.50 specimen shrub or screen. Sun or part shade in any reasonable soil. 3.0x2.0m. Flowers: Autumn. Excellent, specimen, upright, evergreen shrub with large golden- Elaeagnus x ebbingei yellow leaves irregularly margined green; silvery reverse. Clusters of £9.10 'Coastal Gold' small, very fragrant white flowers. Fertile, well drained soil in sun or part shade. 3.0x2.0m. Flowers: Autumn A large, fast growing, evergreen shrub, the large green leaves open Elaeagnus x ebbingei covered with silvery scales then develop a broad central blotch of £8.20 'Limelight' deep yellow & pale green; silver below. Small, white fragrant flowers. Any reasonable soil in sun or part shade. 3.0x2.0m (10-11) Small, slower growing, evergreen form, with narrow, pale creamy- Elaeagnus pungens yellow leaves with a narrow, bright-green margin. Small creamy, £9.70 'Frederici' fragrant flowers in autumn. Retentive, well drained soil in sun or part shade (8-10) 1.2x1.2m.

A very compact Japanese selection of this evergreen shrub with Elaeagnus pungens smaller, dark green, glossy leaves with a regular creamy-white margin. £9.70 'Hosuba-fukurin' Small, but highly fragrant, creamy-white flowers amongst the upper leaf axils; autumn. Any reasonable soil in sun or shade. 2.0x2.0m

Elaeagnus pungens Flowers: Abundant,small, Autumn. Fragrant\nHt.5ft.Spread 6ft. £9.70 'Maculata' (AGM) Evergreen\nSun/part.shade.Remove all-green shoots (syn. E.angustifilia caspica) Fast growing, open shrub with silver stems Elaeagnus and elliptic, silvery leaves. Clusters of small, very fragrant, yellow- £8.95 'Quicksilver' (AGM) white flowers; June. Any reasonably drained, fertile soil (not shallow chalk) in sun or part shade. To: 3x2m. (syn. Acanthopanax s.V) Clusters of deciduous 3-5 part leaves edged Eleutherococcus creamy-white which have small, curved prickles at the base. Umbels sieboldianus £8.90 of small white flowerss followed bu clusters of black fruit. Well drained 'Variegatus' soil in full sun. 2.2x2.2m (6-7). Very spiny plant of architectural merit. Medium-size, rounded, sub-shrub bearing spires (to 20cm) of small, purple-pink flowers; late summer into autumn. Long, lance-shaped, Elsholtzia stauntonii £99.70 toothed, mid-green leaves smelling of mint. Marginally hardy - well drained, fertile soil in sun. To: 1.5x1.5m. 7 Despite needing a warm sunny wall and protection of the crown, it is so spectacular to be worth the effort. Deciduous erect shrub with oval Erythrina crista-galli £10.85 leaflets and racemes of pea-like crimson red flowers in summer and autumn. Prickly stems 2.5x1.8m. Medium to large, rounded evergreen shrub from Brazil & Uruguay. Escallonia bifida Whorls of leathery, elliptic, glossy green leaves. Terminal clusters of £9.70 (AGM) five petalled white flowers during mid to late summer. Sheltered, well drained spot in sun or part shade. (6-8) 3.0x3.0mtrs. A large, vigorous, evergreen hybrid with handsome, glossy leaves. Escallonia 'Iveyi' £8.65 Large panicles of white flowers. Not suitable for exposed sites. Fertile, (AGM) well drained soil in sun. 3.0x2.0m+. Flowers: July to Autumn. Clusters of chalice-like flowers of peach-pink. Rounded evergreen Escallonia 'Peach shrub for reasonably drained soil in sun or part shade - avoid frost £7.30 Blossom' (AGM) pockets & cold sites. Also makes a good wall shrub. 1.8x1.5m. June- July. A vigorous, medium-size, compact, semi-evergreen shrub with dark Escallonia 'Red Elf' £7.40 glossy green leaves. Clusters of deep-crimson flowers; JUne on.. Avoid exposed sites. Fertile, free draining soil in sun. 1.0x1.2m. Don't think this is a miniature form of glutinosa as it was received, it is compact but soundly evergreen. Small, leathery leaves & a profusion glutinosa £9.70 of lightly scented, cup-shaped white flowers from July to September. 'Miniature' May be a lucida x. Rich, neutral to acid soil with some shade. (7-9) 1.6x1.2mtrs. Evergreen hybrid of lucida x glutinosa, generally evergreen with Eucryphia x hillieri pinnate leaves on wiry stems. Beautiful-cup shaped creamy-white £9.70 'Winton' flowers during June & July. Possibly the hardiest of all Eucryphia. Best in a not too dry, ACID soil with some shade. (6-7) 3.0x2.0mtrs. Medium to large, more or less evergreen shrub with small, simple Eucryphia lucida leaves. Hanging, fragrant clusters of bowl-shaped blush-pink flowers £9.70 'Ballerina' (AGM) with deep pink margins & red stamens ;- late summer. Sheltered, not too chalky soil in light shade. 4.0x3.0mtrs. A large evergreen shrub or small tree, selected at Marwood Hill Eucryphia lucida gardens in Devon. The whole shrub is covered in sweetly scented, £9.70 Chaplin's Variety good sized white flowers which hang from the branches from July to the frosts. Needs a rich, neutral to acid soil in part shade. 4.0x3.0mtrs. Dwarf form found by Sarah & Julian Sutton of slower, rounded growth. Eucryphia lucida Narrow, elliptic, evergreen leaves. Clusters of Hypericum like white £9.25 'Dumpling' flowers with a large boss of stamens;- June & July. Retentive, neutral to acid soil in sun or part shade. (6-7) 1.0x1.0m. From SE Australia. Small evergreen tree in the UK with particularly attractive foliage, having up to 13 slender leaflets rather like a Sorbus. Eucryphia moorei £9.45 Masses of white flowers smother the plant in late summer. Needs a very sheltered spot in sun or part shade. (7-9) 5.0x4.0mtrs. Columnar, dense, evergreen very large shrub or small tree bearing Eucryphia x beautiful, cup-shaped, white flowers (to 7cm across); late summer to nymansensis £10.75 autumn. Elliptic, dark green, toothed leaves. Fertile, retentive, soil (this 'Nymansay' (AGM) var is lime tolerant) sheltered from cold winds. Compact, bushy shrub the 4-angled shoots having broad, corky Euonymus alatus 'wings'. Ovate, toothed dark green leaves turn a brilliant dark red in £9.00 'Compactus' (AGM) autumn. Rounded, reddish-purple fruit split to expose orange seeds. Reasonably drained soil in sun or part shade. To: 1x1m. Vigorous green stemmed variety grown for its mass of scarlet Euonymus capsules, opening to reveal orange fruit, causing the branches to arch europaeus 'Red £8.65 with their weight late summer. Rich scarlet foliage in autumn. Cascade' (AGM) Reasonably drained soil in sun or part shade. 2.0x1.5m A more upright form of this popular evergreen shrub with the leaves Euonymus fortunei having a very broad, striking white margin, remaining so throughout £8.00 'Dan's Delight' the year. Much whiter than 'Emerald Gaiety'. Dislikes deep shade, colouring best in sun or part shade. 120x90cm. A small, compact, bushy shrub with attractive evergreen leaves of Euonymus fortunei green margined cream, pink tinged during winter. Effective in borders, 'Emerald Gaiety' £6.60 especially in groups or containers. Any reasonable soil in sun or (AGM) shade. 60x90cms Striking, compact, bushy evergreen the green leaves broadly Euonymus fortunei margined bright gold becoming cream flushed pink in winter. Climbs 'Emerald 'n' Gold' £6.15 given support. Effective border shrub, especially in groups, or in (AGM) containers. Any reasonable soil in sun or shade. 45x60cms. Attractive evergreen with white margined dark green leaves becoming Euonymus fortunei pink-tinted in winter. Upright, bushy habit to Ht:2.5m. or 6.0m when 'Silver Queen' £7.65 grown as a climber. Any reasonably retentive soil in sun or part shade (AGM) out of cold winds. Invaluable dwarf evergreen, bushy shrub with tough, deep-green Euonymus fortunei £6.15 leaves marked rich-yellow along the mid-rib. Good in borders or 'Sunspot' containers in any reasonable soil in sun or shade. 45x40cms. Medium-size, semi arching shrub the ovate, green leaves turning a Euonymus brilliant wine-red which with the splitting orange-red fruit make a grandiflorus 'Red £19.40 superb splash of autumn colour. Clusters of small white flowers in Wine' spring. Prefers a well drained soil in sun or part shade. A densely branched, evergreen shrub the oval, rich-green, glossy Euonymus japonicus £7.50 leaves heavily market yellow-green. Inconspicuous flowers. Any 'Duc d'Anjou' reasonable soil in sun or shade. 120x80cm. Small, slow growing, column-like, evergreen shrub the densely Euonymus japonicus packed, ovate, with rich-green leaves. Young shoots and leaves a very £7.50 'Francien' pale creamy yellow. Clusters of inconspicuous flowers in late spring. Any reasonably drained soil in sun or part shade. To: 1.2m Slow growing, evergreen shrub massed with small, ovate, leathery, Euonymus japonicus glossy, mid to dark green leaves. Useful feature plant for containers, £5.75 'Microphyllus' small borders etc. Any reasonable soil in sun or part shade sheltered from cold, drying winds. To: 1.0x1.0m. Attractive, bushy, compact evergreen shrub for a sheltered position. Euonymus japonicus Large, glossy, oval leaves regularly edged cream. Insignificant flowers. £7.75 'President Gauthier' Reasonably sheltered, well drained soil in sun or part shade. 90x90cms. Rarely seen Himalayan species with large, toothed, glossy, leathery green leaves, rich salmon-red on the new growth. Insignificant flowers. Euonymus lucidus £7.25 Slowly forms a large evergreen shrub. Needs the shelter of a very warm wall in a sheltered spot. 3.0x2.5mtrs. A vigorous, spreading, deciduous shrub bearing 4-lobed bright pink- Euonymus red fruit, from orange pods, autumn; flowers inconspicuous. Raised £9.90 phellomanus corky wings along the stems similar to our native E.alatus. Well drained soil in sun or part shade. 3x3m. Handsome, easy, large shrub especially spectacular in autumn when Euonymus planipes the arching branches are covered in large, showy, scarlet fruits £8.20 (AGM) together with brilliant orange-scarlet autumn foliage. Any reasonable soil in sun or part shade. 3x3m. An excellent, upright, arching shrub the long, elliptic leaves pinkish- Exochorda giraldii green when young then pale green with red veins & stalks. Massed £9.90 wilsonii with upright racemes of large, white flowers; late spring. Fertile, moist yet drained soil in sun or lightly dappled shade. 3.0x3.0m. Erect, evergreen, heath-like shrub the shoots packed with small green Fabiana imbricata £9.90 leaves. Stems clothed in narrow, tubular, lilac flowers; early summer. violacea (AGM) Well drained, yet retentive soil in full sun - avoid chalk.. 2.0x1.6m. Large, deciduous shrub clothed in golden yellow flowers; March April. Forsythia x Glossy, ovate leaves. Cut flowering shoots ideal for forcing in intermedia 'Lynwood £8.30 February. Prune if required immediately after flowering. Any Variety' (AGM) reasonable soil in sun or part shade. To: 1.8x1.8m. Medium sized deciduous shrub with arching shoots clothed in scented Forsythia viridissima mid yellow flowers on the bare stems in late winter & early spring. £6.85 koreana 'Kumsom' Most striking are summer leaves covered in a network of white veins. Easy in any soil in sun or shade. 1.6x1.6mtrs. A small, compact, deciduous shrub with bottlebrush-like, fragrant Fothergilla gardenii white flowers, with conspicuous stamens; April & May. Rounded soft- £13.55 'Blue Mist' blue leaves with fantastic autumn colour. Moist, yet drained, humus- rich ACID soil in sun or part shade. 1m x 1m. (syn.F.monticola) A slow growing, medium-sized deciduous shrub with Fothergilla major conspicuous clusters of white flowers produced before the leaves. £13.55 (AGM) Rounded, glaucous leaves give fantastic autumn colour. For a moist, peaty, ACID soil in sun or part shade. 2m x 2m. Challenging, autumn flowering deciduous shrub with large, lustrous green leaves, turning rich crimson in autumn. Cup-shaped white Franklinia alatamaha £14.25 flowers in September after hot summers, like a Stewartia. From SE USA but not seen in the wild for 200 years. Rich, woodland soil in shade & shelter. (9-10) 4.5x3.0mtrs.

Delicate, medium sized evergreen shrub with slender, arching branches with narrow, willow like leaves. Clusters of narrowly tubular, Freylinia lanceolata £8.20 scented, creamy white flowers, ageing gold on pollination;-spring. Loved by insects. Very sheltered spot or cold greenhouse.1.6x1.6mtrs

Considered to be the world’s largest fuchsia. In damp forest it can grow to 12 metres tall and form a trunk over 1 metre in diameter. It is one of New Zealand’s few truly deciduous trees, losing its leaves in Fuchsia excorticata £6.50 winter in all but the warmest areas. Attractive, small flowers appear between August and December. They change from greenish-yellow to purple-red. Upright, bushy, deciduous shrub with ovate, toothed, dark green Fuchsia magellanica leaves. Throughout summer, slender flowers with dark pink tubes. £7.50 'Logan Woods' Single, green-tipped pink sepals with a purple corolla, to the frosts. hardy form for well drained soil in part shade. (6-10) 1.2x1.0mtrs Reliable variety bearing large flowers with carmine sepals and a deep Fuchsia 'Mrs Popple' violet skirts; July until frosts. Arching, bushy habit. May die back to £7.40 (AGM) soil level in winter. Prune hard in late spring. Fertile, moist yet well drained soil in sun. 80x80cms. Lovely double blooms with a frilly white skirt and reflexed pink sepals. Flowers from mid summer until frost. Bushy small shrub for a free Fuchsia 'Snow Cap' £6.25 draining yet retentive soil in a sheltered, sunny position. Protect crowns in winter. To: 1.0x1.0m Sought after hardy Fuchsia. Upright, bushy deciduous shrub with clusters of very thin, hanging softest lilac-pink, almost white tubular Fuchsia £9.00 flowers from midsummer to the frosts. rather small, oval fresh green 'Whiteknights Blush' leaves. Best in a retentive soil in a sheltered spot in part shade. (6-10) 1.0x1.0mtrs. (Male form) Large, evergreen shrub bearing long, silver grey-green Garrya elliptica £10.60 catkins; late winter. Best grown as a wall shrub in part shaded position in reasonably drained soil out of cold winds. To: 3.0 x3.0m. (Male Form) Strong, vigorous evergreen shrub with large, leathery Garrya elliptica leaves. Draped with extra long greyish green catkins to 20cms in £10.25 'James Roof' (AGM) February & March. Best grown as a wall shrub on any aspect protected from winds in well drained soil. 3x2.5m (2-3) Rarely seen, eventually large evergreen shrub, often grown as a wall shrub. The leaves are narrower than the species & better in exposed Garrya x thuretii £29.95 sites. Long, hanging silky green catkins in late winter. Best protected from cold winds. Any reasonable soil in sun or shade. (1-4) 4.0x4.0m. (syn Pernettya m.) Compact, bushy, evergreen shrub well clothed in Gaultheria small, glossy, dark green leaves. Small, white urn-shaped flowers in mucronata 'Mother of £7.65 May then light pink, glossy berries; male pollinator required. Moist, Pearl' peaty ACID OR NEUTRAL soil in dappled shade. 90x90cms. Makes a hummock of wiry, green stems massed with bright yellow Genista lydia (AGM) £7.85 pea-like flowers May-June. Excellent plant for well drained, sunny banks or borders. 60x80cms. Vigorous, robust, strong growing evergreen ground cover with broader, needle like, white felted dark green leaves. Clusters of Grevillea lanigera £8.20 spidery, rich-red flowers at the tips;- autumn to summer. Needs a 'Mount Tamboritha' sheltered spot in neutral to acid soil in sun or light shade in a sheltered spot. Surprisingly tough. (8-3) 40x150cm. Beautiful, medium sized evergreen shrub with narrow, leathery, Grevillea x needle like leaves. Unusual spidery yellow flowers, suffused rose-pink £8.20 semperflorens & tipped green, continuously all summer. Very hardy in a sheltered, well drained neutral soil in sun. (5-8) 1.4x1.4mtrs. SE Australian evergreen shrub from snowy areas so pretty tough. Dense, medium sized bush with long, narrow, needle like dark-green Grevillea victoriae £9.70 leaves, white felted beneath. Clusters of large red flowers from rusty buds;- spring. Neutral to acid soil. 2x2m. Shapely evergreen shrub of upright habit. Large, oval, white Griselinia littoralis variegated, shiny foliage. Attractive foliage plant for a very sheltered, £7.50 'Variegata' sunny position in reasonably drained soil - avoid heavy clay. May need winter protection. 3.0x1.8m Proving surprisingly hardy, this erect evergreen has polished brown stems with erect branches clothed in very fine, needle like grey-green Hakea lissosperma £9.70 leaflets. Very showy, claw like, spidery white flowers during late spring. Dislikes any artificial feed. Best in a warm, sheltered, well drained spot in sun or part shade. (4-5) 3.0x1.8mtrs. x Halimiocistus wint. Attractive dwarf, grey foliaged, evergreen shrub with saucer shaped 'Merrist Wood £7.50 flowers to 5cms of pale creamy-yellow with a chocolate-maroon eye, Cream' (AGM) June-July. Well drained, sheltered, sunny position. 80x80cms.

(syn. H.libanotis) A dwarf, evergreen shrub of semi-erect habit massed with linear, rich-green leaves, silver-green beneath. An abundance of Halimium calycinum £7.55 saucer-shaped, golden-yellow flowers. Very well drained, sheltered, sunny site protected from cold winds. 45x45cms. Flowers: June. Multi-stemmed evergreen shrub or small tree from South Africa with attractive glossy green foliage on arching and drooping branches. The Halleria lucida £8.20 narrowly tubular, orange-red flowers are almost hidden amongst the foliage. Flowers early summer. Relatively untried in the UK for .(5-6) 3.0x2.5mtrs. 10 Large, vase-shaped shrub bearing curious, spidery, large, fragrant, Hamamelis x yellow flowers on the bare stems, mid & late winter. Hazel-like leaves intermedia 'Arnold £47.90 turn yellow in autumn. Moist, yet drained, ACID TO NEUTRAL OR Promise' (AGM) HUMUS-RICH SOIL in sun or part shade. 3.0m. 12 Superb variety with clusters of dark red, fragrant, strap-like flowers on Hamamelis x bare stems; late winter. Ovate, rich green leaves turn yellow, orange intermedia 'Diane' £53.60 and red in autumn. Vase-shaped shrub for a fertile, reasonably (AGM) drained, neutral to acid soil in sun. 4m. 8 A superb clone with large, broad, soft hairy leaves. Large clusters of Hamamelis x soidery yellow, suffused rich copper, flowers giving an orange effect intermedia 'Jelena' £37.60 on the bare branches. Good autumn colour. Prefers acidic, fertile soil (AGM) in sun or part shade. 3.0x3.0m (12-2). Suitable for growing in large containers. Dwarf, compact, mound forming, evergreen shrub with narrow, glossy, dark-green leaves on red flushed stems. Short spikes of densely Hebe 'Celine' £7.40 packed white flowers with protruding stamens;- summer. Good in pots. Well drained soil in sun. 60x60cm.

Small, rounded, bun-forming evergreen with narrow, silver-grey leaves with a wide, irregular creamy white margin. Dainty, wispy spikes of Hebe 'Eyecatcher' £7.40 blush-pink flowers, ageing white during midsummer. needs a warm, sheltered, well drained spot in sun or part shade. (6-8) 60x75cm.

Compact evergreen shrub with narrow dark green leaves edged in cream with a pink tinge. In winter the whole plant turns rich maroon Hebe 'Heartbreaker' £8.55 persisting into summer. Small, sparse purple flowers. Well drained, sheltered spot in sun. (7-8) 60x75cm. Small, mound forming evergreen with rather large, fleshy dark green, Hebe HebeDonna glossy leaves. Fat spikes of rich purple-flowers, held in pairs in the £5.70 'Julia' upper leaf axils during midsummer. Ideal for pots. Best in a sheltered, well drained spot in sun or part shade. (5-8) 60x60cm. A small, compact evergreen with bright green leaves & a profusion of Hebe 'Margret' £7.40 arching, sky-blue flowers on short spikes; May through summer. (AGM) Reasonably hardy in a sheltered, well drained position in sun. Bushy, compact evergreen shrub with grey-green leaves with a broad, irregular, creamy-white margin. The new shoots are heavily flushed Hebe 'Neopolitan' £6.75 purple. Rather fat racemes of deep purple flowers on black stems during late summer into autumn. Sheltered, well drained spot in sun. (7-9) 1.0x1.0mtrs. Compact mound former with narrow, silver-grey leaves, edged white & flushed pink, especially on the new growth. The whole bush turns Hebe 'Sweet £7.40 burgundy in winter. Rather sparse spikes of pinkish-white flowers Dreams' during midsummer. Needs a warm, sheltered, well drained spot in sun. (6-8) 45x50cm. A strange, medium sized glossy evergreen shrub with thick, leathery, Helwingia chinensis glossy green leaves, finely toothed & glossy red on the new growth. £9.70 broad-leaved Small green-purple flowers sit in the middle of each leaf followed by a glossy red fruit. Easy in a rich soil in sun or shade. (6-8) 2.0x2.0mtrs. Erect, compact shrub well covered in large, double, rosy-purple Hibiscus syriacus £10.25 flowers with a maroon blotch; late summer. Reasonably drained soil in 'Ardens' full sun - shelter from cold winds. To: 1.5x1.5m+. Slow growing, deciduous, upright shrub with maple-shaped, light- green leaves. Semi-double, soft lavender-pink flowers, suffused white Hibiscus syriacus £8.20 with a central boss of small, deeper quilled petals, amongst the red 'Eruption'' eye. Flowers late summer into autumn. Retentive, well drained soil in sun or light shade. (8-9) 2.0x1.6mtrs. Beautiful, large, hollyhock-like, single flowers of pale blush with a Hibiscus syriacus £10.25 crimson eye; August-September. Well branched upright habit. Well 'Hamabo' (AGM) drained soil in a protected, sunny position. 1.8 x 1.8m Medium size, upright, bushy shrub bearing large, single, trumpet like Hibiscus syriacus flowers of llilac-mauve with maroon eye from July on. Attractive leaves £11.05 'Meehanii' (AGM) with creamy-white margins. Reasonably sheltered, sunny site in well drained soil. 1.8x1.5m (Jul-Oct) Clusters of semi-double, snow-white flowers with a large, chery red Hibiscus syriacus stain at the centre;- autumn. Palmate, pale green leaves on upright, £8.95 'Monstrosus' slow growing, deciduous stems. Late into growth in spring. well drained soil in sun. (8-10) 2.0x2.0m. Beautiful late flowering, medium size to large shrub bearing a long Hibiscus syriacus succession of large, saucer-shaped, rich blue flowers with a darker £10.25 'Oiseau Bleu' (AGM) eye. Late summer through autumn. Sunny, reasonably protected site in drained soil. 2.0x1.8m Slow growing, upright medium sized deciduous shrub, always late into growth in spring. Cup-shaped, double pristine white flowers with a Hibiscus syriacus £8.95 burgundy red stained stained eye, from July to September. Yellow 'Speciosus' autumn colour yellow. Well drained soil in a sunny spot. (7-9) 150x100cm. Medium sized, upright, slow growing deciduous shrub, covered in a plethora of very large, single white flowers with ruffled edges, lightly Hibiscus syriacus £9.85 stained cream at the eye. Flowers July to September. Green, maple 'Totus Albus' like leaves turning gold in autumn. Likes a warm, sunny spot & well drained soil. (7-9) 2.0x1.2mtrs. Beautiful late season upright shrub massed with single, hollyhock-like Hibiscus syriacus £8.95 rose-pink flowers with a carmine centre. Sunny, reasonably protected 'Woodbridge' (AGM) site in well drained soil. 1.8x1.8m. (Aug-Oct) Large,upright, spiney shrub or small tree with attractive, linear, silver- Hippophae green leaves. Short racemes of tiny yellow-green flowers in spring rhamnoides £9.70 followed by long lasting, bright orange-red fruit. Reasonably drained, COBH2091 (AGM) preferably sandy soil in sun. Wild Turkish collection. To: 6x3m. Large evergreen shrub or small tree forming a narrow column. Thin, rather tangled, cascading stems clothed in tiny, glossy leaves. Hoheria angustifolia £9.00 Profuse sprays of tiny white stars smother the bush all summer. A rather lime tolerant species. Retentive soil in a sheltered spot. 4.0x2.0mtrs. Medium sized evergreen shrub or small tree with small, deeply divided leaves, taking on bronze tones in autumn & winter. A profusion of Hoheria 'Borde Hill' £8.45 white flower from mid to late summer. Retentive neutral to acid soil in light shade. (7-8) 3.5x2.5mtrs Hoheria sexstylosa £10.00 'Crataegifolia' Upright, semi-evergreen large shrub or small tree, with glossy, Hoheria sexstylosa tapered green leaves. Large clusters of starry white flowers are freely £10.65 'Stardust' (AGM) borne from mid to late summer. Fertile, well drained, not too chalky soil in sun or part shade. 4mx4m. (7-9) Fully hardy, fast growing, deciduous shrub. Arching stems with lobed, toothed, dark green leaves. Large, drooping sprays of small, creamy- Holodiscus discolor £9.10 white flowers smother the bush; midsummer. Retentive soil in sun or part shade. 3x3m 7 A spectacular form with huge, rounded heads of white sterile flowers Hydrangea up to 30cms (12') across; July-September. An open shrub of bushy arborescens £10.25 habit with ovate, serrated, mid-green leaves. Humus-rich, fertile, moist 'Annabelle' (AGM) yet drained soil in part shade. 1.2x1.5m. Rare, slow growing, medium sized deciduous shrub. Narrow, bristly Hydrangea aspera leaves, white hairy beneath. Domed, lacecap like heads of lilac & white £9.10 strigosa HWJ653 flowers are very late in autumn, the last of the Hydrangeas to flower. Can be damaged by late spring frosts. Shade. 2x2m. (H.serrata x H.macrophylla?) Compact, deciduous shrub with very Hydrangea 'Glyn showy heads of white. fringed flowers turning red as they age; late £9.70 Church' summer & autumn. Leaves emerge with a rich burgundy edge. Best in retentive soil in sun or part shade. 1.2x1.2m Imposing deciduous shrub, wild collected in Nepal, with rather large, Hydrangea grainy, thick leaves, emerging with a reddish-brown picotee. Large, heteromalla 'Nepal £9.70 lacecap-like, domed heads of creamy white flowers during late Beauty' summer. Best in a cool, moist woodland soil with some shade. (7-9) 3.0x3.0mtrs. syn. 'Teller Blau'. Swiss bred hybrid with attractive rich blue flowers, Hydrangea especially if grown in acid soil, tending towards pink in alkaline ones. macrophylla £11.40 Flowers late summer. Retentive or moist soil in sun or shade. (7-8) 'Blaumeise' 120x120cm. syn. 'Sinderella' Mophead Hydrangea. An old Lemoine hybrid from Hydrangea 1921, this small form has rounded heads of frilled, rose-pink flowers, macrophylla £9.45 almost creamy-white at the centre,Flowers late summer into autumn. 'Cendrillon' Lightly marron flushed new leaves. Retentive or moist soil in sun or shade. (7-9) 1.0x1.0mtrs

Lacecap. Compact, deciduous shrub with large, fleshy leaves, flushed Hydrangea brown on the new growth. Lacecap like heads of fertile white flowers macrophylla £14.80 with a bright lipstick-pink picotee, from midsummer into autumn. Good 'Charme' in pots. Retentive or moist soil in sun or shade. (7-10) 1.0x1.0mtrs.

Lacecap Hydrangea. Bushy deciduous shrub with the large leaves Hydrangea heavily flushed rich chocolate-brown, throughout the year. Lacecap macrophylla 'Dark £14.80 like heads of flowers open deep pink ageing rich-red with a cream Angel' eye. Flowers late summer into autumn. Retentive or moist soil in sun or shade. (7-9) 1.2x1.2mtrs. Hydrangea (Hortensia) Large mop-heads of blue and pink flowers in summer but macrophylla colour less intense on non-acid soils. Deciduous shrub with large, rich £6.85 'Gnle.Vicomtesse de dark green leaves and attractive chestnut stems. Well drained, humus Vibraye' (AGM) rich soil with a cool root run in sun or part shade. To: 1.5x1.3m Mophead Hydrangea. (Hovaria Series) This one seems to change Hydrangea from year to year irrespective of the soil type. Large, domed heads of macrophylla £14.80 small, compact flowers, sometimes a rich aubergine, some almost 'Hobergine' dusky pink & all shades inbetween. Flowers late summer & autumn. Retentive soil in sun or shade. (7-9) 1.2x1.2mtrs. Heads of large mop-head rose-pink flowers; July to September. Hydrangea Deciduous shrub with large, glossy, rich green leaves and chestnut macrophylla 'King £23.75 stems. Sun or part shade in a well drained, rich soil; best colour on an George' acid soil. To: 1.8 x 1.8m. Hydrangea (Mop Head) Possibly the best white cultivar bearing large globular macrophylla heads of large white florets with pink or blue eyes; July-September. £11.40 'Madame Emile Prune if required after flowering. Fertile, humus-rich, moist yet drained Mouillère' (AGM) soil in sun or part shade. 1.5x1.8m. (syn. 'Blue Wave') Large mop-heads of pink outer & purple inner Hydrangea florets; July-September. Deciduous shrub with large, glossy, rich macrophylla 'Mariesii £7.45 green leaves and chestnut stems. Sun or part shade in a well drained, Perfecta' (AGM) rich soil; best colour on an acid soil. To: 1.5 x 1.5m. (Mophead Hydrangea) When grown in acid soil, this is possibly one of Hydrangea the most spectacular mopheads with very large, domed heads of macrophylla 'Nikko £7.85 striking gentian-blue flowers during late summer & autumn. Tends Blue' towards purple-pink if alkaline. Retentive, never too dry soil in sun or shade. (7-9) 1.8x1.8mtrs. Mophead Hydrangea. Compact, small to to medium sized deciduous Hydrangea shrub with the potential to have large, domed heads of the most macrophylla 'Renate £11.40 striking electric-blue flowers in profusion during late summer & Steiniger' autumn. This will only occur in acid soils, pinker in local soils. Retentive soil in sun or shade. (8-9) 1.2x1.2mtrs. (Lacecap) Medium-size, rounded shrub the stems topped with Hydrangea £14.80 wonderful, pink, lacecap flowers. Moist, but free-draining, humus-rich macrophylla 'Taube' soil in sun or part shade. 1.8x1.5m. Flowers: Mid-summer on. Mophead. Bushy, compact deciduous shrub with large, fleshy green Hydrangea leaves. Huge, domed heads of inky-blue flowers with each petal macrophylla 'Tivoli £14.80 having a broad white edge, giving a two tone effect. Flowers Blue' midsummer through autumn. Retentive or moist soil in sun or shade. (7-10) 1.0x1.0mtrs. Large, upright shrub bearing large, terminal, cone-like panicles of lime Hydrangea to cream-white flowers; August on. The heads persist for a long paniculata 'Limelight' £8.20 period. Pruned in early Spring if wished. Moist yet drained, humus rich (AGM) soil in sun or dappled shade. Ht: 3m+ Compact, deciduous shrub with pyramidal panicles of lacecap like, Hydrangea soft creamy-green buds which open to white flowers, again turning paniculata 'Magical £8.95 jade-green as they age. Flowers mid to late summer. Distinct red Himalaya' stems. Prune hard in spring. Retentive soil in sun or part shade. (7-8) 1.8x1.5mtrs. Compact, deciduous shrub with huge, pyramidal panicles of densely Hydrangea packed flowers, initially opening soft cream before turning white. paniculata 'Magical £8.95 Flowers mid to late summer. Prune hard in spring. Retentive soil in Mont Blanc' sun or part shade. (7-8) 1.8x1.5mtrs. (Magical Series) Compact, upright deciduous shrub with lacecap like Hydrangea pyramidal panicles of white flowers which age pink from the base paniculata 'Magical £8.95 upwards. Flowers mid to late summer. Best pruned hard in spring. Vesuvio' Retentive soil in sun or part shade. (7-8) 2.0x1.8mtrs. Upright stems topped with impressive large cones of very pale pink Hydrangea florets turning purple-red; August-September. Prune back laterals to paniculata 'Pink £7.75 within 7cms. of last years growth in early spring. Humus-rich, Diamond' (AGM) moisture retentive soil in part shade. 2.5x2.0m. A dwarfer form of this deciduous shrub. Large, conical panicles of Hydrangea sterile white flowers ageing raspberry pink as they age ;- mid to late paniculata 'Sundae £8.00 summer. Best pruned hard in spring for larger flowers. More Fraise' adaptable to drier soil in sun or part shade. (6-8) 1.2x1.2mtrs. Medium sized deciduous shrub with large, pyramidal panicles of Hydrangea lacecap like creamy white flowers in profusion;- mid to late summer. £7.40 paniculata 'Tardiva' Prune hard in spring for larger flowers. Tolerates drier conditions than most Hydrangea in sun or shade. (7-8) 2.0x1.8mtrs (Mophead) A more compact, bushy variety with smaller flower heads Hydrangea of glistening salmon-pink turning to warm red. Young leaves & stems £8.30 'Preziosa' (AGM) are reddish-brown. Well drained, manured soil in a sheltered site with a moist root run. Part shade. 1.2x1.0m (July-September) Open shrub with large, strongly lobed, oak-like leaves which take on Hydrangea magnificnet autumn tints. Conical heads of large, white, sterile flowers; £8.90 quercifolia (AGM) August-September. Humus-rich, retentive yet drained soil in sun or part shade. 1.2x1.0m. Slow growing, gnarled deciduous shrub, much stronger growing & Hydrangea larger than the parent. Flaking stem with large, red oak like, lobed £10.35 quercifolia 'Alice' leaves taking on spectacular red autumn colour. Conical panicles of white flws, ageing pink. Sun or part shade. (7-9) 2.0x2.0 Smaller, rather slowing deciduous shrub with large, rather coarse, Hydrangea grey-green oak-shaped leaves. Conical panicles of white lacecap like £11.20 quercifolia 'Pee Wee' flowers during late summer & autumn. best in a rich, retentive soil in sun or part shade. (7-9) 1.2x1.2m. Attractive gnarled deciduous shrub with peeling brown bark. The large Hydrangea corrugated oak shaped leaves tint burgundy in autumn. Pyramidal quercifolia £11.30 panicles of white flowers with many petals making them look double. 'Snowflake' Any reasonable soil in sun or shade. 2.0x2.0m. Bushy, medium sized deciduous shrub with woody stems with long, Hydrangea scandens narrowly elliptic, glossy green leaves. Large heads of lacecap like £9.70 chinensis 'Big White' white flowers during mid to late summer. Best in a retentive soil in sun or shade. 1.2x1.2mtrs. Small, delicate Japanese selection, rather unusual in being a Hydrangea serrata mophead. Mainly sterile flowers of light blue flowers, more pink on £9.00 'Akishino-Temari' alkaline soils during late summer. A dainty hybrid for a retentive soil with some shade. (7-9) 1.0x1.0mtrs. Compact hybrid, most noticeable for its striking black streaked stems. Hydrangea serrata Rather open, lacecap like heads of soft-blue flowers, sometimes pink £8.95 'Kurohime' on alkaline soils, during late summer & autumn. Best in a retentive, rich soil with some shade. (7-10) 1.0x1.0mtrs. Very small deciduous shrub, only to 60cm with narrow, distinctive leaves. Lacecap like head of soft pink flowers stained cobalt-blue at Hydrangea serrata £8.95 the eye, from late summer into autumn. The name translates as 'Niji' 'Rainbow'. Best in a rich, retentive soil with some shade. (7-10) 60x60cm. Vigorous Japanese cultivar with fairly large bright blue lacecap heads, mauve-blue or pink depending on soil and unusually, there is one very Hydrangea serrata £8.95 large fertile flower in each head. The foliage tints well in good light, 'Shojo' (AGM) turning red-purple in autumn. Retentive soil in part shade. (8-10) 120x120cm. Compoact, erect, deciduous shrub the narrow leaves flushed bronze Hydrangea serrata £8.10 when young. Flattened heads of lace-cap, soft pink flowers; late 'Tiara' (AGM) summer. Fertile, retentive soil in part shade or sun. 1.8x1.5m Creeping, evergreen sub-shrub massed with large, saucer-shaped, Hypericum golden-yellow flowers with pronounced stamens: June-September. £8.30 calycinum Excellent ground cover - in the right place! Thrives almost anywhere. 30cms x indefinite. (syn. H.patulum 'Sungold') A small, compact, evergreen shrub of rounded habit. Very large, golden-yellow flowers, with prominent Hypericum £7.65 stamens, then red seed capsules which are good for cutting. Any kouytchense (AGM) reasonable soil in sun or part shade. 60x60cms. Flowers: June- October Miracle Series. Small, deciduous shrub bred specifically for its spectacular show of pearly white berries, held from autumn into winter Hypericum 'Miracle £7.40 & coveted by flower arrangers. Offers a continuous show of small Blizz' golden-yellow flowers all summer. retentive soil in sun or shade. (6-8) 40x40cm. Bred specifically for the cut flower trade, this has clusters of small, Hypericum 'Miracle golden-yellow flowers with a bold boss of stamens, followed by heads £8.90 Spirit' of pearly white berries. Flowers & fruits all summer & the frosts.Retentive, well drained soil in sun or shade. (5-10) 75x75cm. Large deciduous shrub or small tree with long stalked, large leaves, glaucous beneath. Large panicles of yellow flowers on mature plants Idesia polycarpa £9.70 during summer followed by bunches of bright red berries. From Japan & China. Easy in any soil in a sheltered spot. (7-8) 8.0x4.6mtrs. (Female) Shiny, non-prickly, evergreen, leathery green leaves with a Ilex x altaclerensis bright golden-yellow margin. Red berries if pollinated by a male £9.45 'Golden King' (AGM) variety. Excellent form for any reasonably drained soil in sun or part shade. 2.5x1.8m+. Common, robust evergreen with dark green, spiny leaves. 80% Ilex aquifolium £8.55 chance of being female & bearing berries. Any reasonably drained (AGM) soil; any aspect. 5x3m. (Female) A handsome holly with glossy, evergreen leaves and heavy Ilex aquifolium £8.55 crops of yellow berries. Will eventually form a small tree. Moist yet 'Bacciflava' Well drained soil in sun or shade. 1.8 x 1.2m (Self fertile) Excellent 'sport' from 'J.C.Van Tol' the almost spineless, Ilex aquifolium dark green leaves margined gold; evergreen. Red berries in winter. £8.30 'Golden van Tol' Fertile, humus-rich, reasonably drained soil in sun or part shade. 4x3m. (Female) An attractive, purple-stemmed, evergreen variety the deep Ilex aquifolium green leaves having a broad, creamy margin & mottled grey. Red 'Handsworth New £8.30 berries freely produced in winter - if pollinated. Fertile, reasonably Silver' (AGM) drained soil in sun or shade. 3.0x2.5m+. (Self-fertile) Excellent form regularly producing an abundant crop of Ilex aquifolium red berries in the autumn-winter. Shiny, leathery, almost spineless £9.45 'J.C.van Tol' (AGM) evergreen leaves. Fertile, reasonably drained soil in sun or shade. 6.0x4.0m (Female) Large, spiny, evergreen leaves mottled & margined dark Ilex aquifolium yellow. Attractive purple stems. Red berries in winter if pollinated by a 'Madame Briot' £9.45 male form. Bushy, pyramidal habit. Reasonably drained soil in sun or (AGM) shade. 3.0x1.8m+. New Dutch variety, slowly forming a large evergreen shrub. The leaves are dark bottle-green with a wide, suffused gold margin. Ilex aquifolium 'Red £8.30 Named for the new growths, which occur 3-4 times a year which are a Tips' rich ruby-red. Have yet to find out if it is a male or female. Retentive soil in sun or shade. 4.0x3.0mtrs. (Female) Small, compact, evergreen shrub the small, golden-yellow Ilex crenata 'Golden leaves particularly attractive in winter & spring. Sometimes produces £8.55 Gem' (AGM) small black berries. Slow growing. Fertile, humus-rich soil in sun or part shade. 60x90cms+.

I can find out nothing about this most attractive aquifolium type holly which originated in Germany. Rich burgundy stems with small, convex Ilex 'Leonardo' £11.30 green leaves with a wide creamy margin. Can't say if it's a male or female. Beautiful however. Rich soil in sun or shade. 4.5x3.0mtrs.

(Female) Slow growing, dense, compact evergreen shrub of pyramidal Ilex x meserveae habit with dark purple stems & dark blue-green leaves. Clusters of £7.20 'Blue Angel' glossy, red berries - if pollinated. Humus-rich, moist yet drained soil in sun. 4.0x2.0m (Male form) Slow growing, tidily erect evergreen shrub with intensely Ilex x meserveae glossy, finely spined darkest green leaves, held on dark purple stems. £7.20 'Heckenpracht' Ideal pollinator for female forms. Easily grown in any soil in sun or shade. 2.5x2.0mtrs after 10 years. 10 (Female form) A large, deciduous shrub well covered in small, long lasting, bright red fruit autumn / winter - requires pollination from a Ilex verticillata £11.95 male holly. Leaves turn yellow in autumn. Free draining soil in sun or part shade. Avoid chalky soils. Medium to large, evergreen shrub with bright green branchlets having rounded, pointed glossy deep-green leaves, the new growth flushed Ilex yunnanensis £10.85 brownish-red when young. Insignificant flowers are followed by small, solitary red fruit. From W.China & Upper Burma. 3.0x3.0mtrs. Slow growing, medium sized evergreen shrub with oval, thick textured, glossy leaves. Creamy-white flowers like small stellata Illicium anisatum £10.25 Magnolias in spring even when young. Any soil except excessively chalky in sun & shelter. (3-5) 2.0x1.6mtrs. Slow growing, medium sized evergreen shrub with large, leathery Illicium henryi £11.30 mid-green leaves. Clusters of bright rose flowers in May & June. Rich, not too chalky soil in sun or part shade. 2.0x2.0m. Spreading, small deciduous shrub from Sichuan & Yunnan with broad, trifoliate fresh green leaves. Compressed heads of good sized, Indigofera hancockii £9.70 bicoloured rose-pink & purple flowers during late summer & autumn. Likes a retentive even moist soil in sun or part shade. (7-9) 80x120cm. Bushy, small to medium deciduous shrub with attractive, finely pinnate, round lobed leaves. Very long, narrow spikes of rich pink, Indigofera howellii £8.95 pea-like flowers during mid to late summer. Best in a free draining soil in sun or part shade. From China. (7-9) 1.8x1.5mtrs

Medium sized, arching deciduous shrub with very finely pinnate, pale green leaves with rounded leaflets. Arching stems with very long, Indigofera pendula £9.70 drooping panicles of pink-purple, pea-like flowers during mid to late summer. Free draining soil in sun, out of cold winds. (7-8) 3.0x3.0mtrs. Tender, free-flowering, spreading, semi-evergreen shrub with downy stems, silvery-grey, corky bark and hairy, lance-shaped, dark green Iochroma australe £9.70 leaves. Funnel shaped violet-blue flowers in early summer are (AGM) followed by spherical berries that turn yellow-green. Good in pots with winter protection. (5-7) 2.5x1.8mtrs. Upright, yet arching shrub with upright, dense racemes (to 15cm long) Itea virginica 'Henry's of fragrant, creamy-white flowers; July. Elliptic, heavily veined, mid- £9.90 Garnet' green leaves turn red & purple in autumn. Moisture retentive soil in a reasonably sheltered site in sun. 2.0x1.5m.

Upright, dense, usuaully evergreen shrub bearing terminal clusters of Jasminum fruticans £10.25 vase-shaped, slightly fragrant, yellow flowers; summer. Dark green, lance-shaped leaflets. Fertile, well drained soil in full sun. To: 1.5x1.5m

Clusters of salver-shaped, deep yellow, fragrant flowers to 2.5cm. Jasminum humile £9.30 across; summer. Semi-evergreen shrub with stout shoots and pinnate 'Revolutum' leaves. Well drained, fertile soil in sun. To: 2.5x3.0m. A small deciduous shrub from the foothills of the Himalayas with spreading stems having sparse dark-green glossy leaves. Small Jasminum parkeri £6.25 clusters of yellow pea-like flws stud the plant intermittently all summer. retentive, well drained soil in sun. (5-8) 45x45cm. Vigorous, graceful shrub bearing large, double, orange-yellow flowers Kerria japonica £6.85 in April-May. Any reasonable soil in sun or part shade. Prune 'Pleniflora' (AGM) immediately after flowering. Ht.8-10ft Spread 6ft. A lovely graceful, hardy, medium-sized shrub of dense, twiggy habit. Kolkwitzia amabilis £8.60 In May & June the branches are clothed in bell-shaped pink flowers 'Pink Cloud' (AGM) with yellow throats. Any reasonable soil in sun. 2mx1.5m. Medium sized, evergreen heath like shrub from Australia, related to Leptospermum. Arching shoots with dark green, needle like leaves. Kunzea ambigua £8.20 Small white flowers with a red centre along the shoots mid to late summer. Any not too chalky soil in a sheltered spot. 2x2m. Eventually forming a sizeable sized tree in Chile, this has showy, exfoliating bark & leathery, evergreen, aromatic, saw toothed leaves. Laureliopsis £10.85 Clusters of greenish-white flowers with a bright red eye during philippiana summer. hardy in the southwest, experimental in East anglia. (7-8) Ht to 10mtrs. Aromatic evergreen with dark, glossy green leaves with wavy edges Laurus nobilis much used for flavouring. Erect, well branched stems form a natural £11.30 (AGM) pyramid. Trim to shape in April & August. Plant in sheltered site in a well drained sunny position. 2.5x1.5m One of the best dwarf lavenders forming a compact mound of narrow Lavandula grey green leaves. Violet flowers are producedi in dense spikes from angustifolia 'Hidcote' £3.95 July. Prune after flowering. For a well drained sunny site in sun. (AGM) 45x45cms. (July-September) Bushy, medium sized lavender with slender spikes of tubular, rich Lavandula purple flowers from June to the frosts. Woody based shrub with angustifolia 'Twickel £3.95 narrow, silver-grey aromatic leaves. Good form for informal hedging. Purple' Best in a light, free draining soil in sun. (6-10) 60cm. 1 Despite it's name this is selected in Canada for it's essential oils. Lavandula x Woody based evergreen shrub with greener than normal, needle like, intermedia £3.95 highly aromatic leaves. Narrow spikes of dusky pale-purple flowers 'Provence' throughout summer. Gritty, free draining soil in sun. (5-9) 100x60cm. A dwarf form of the ever popular `Barnsley' with all the flower power Lavatera x clementii but hlf the height. Spikes of silky, cup-shaped white flowers with a red £7.30 'Barnsley Baby' stained eye, less prone to mature pink than it's parent. Prune hard in spring. Light soil in sun. (6-10) 90x90cm. Fast growing shrub covered in conspicuous soft grey leaves & large, Lavatera x clementii hollyhock-like light purple flowers from June on. Prune hard in late 'Burgundy Wine' £7.50 March. Best on well drained soil in full sun. More compact form. (AGM) 1.4x1.4m (June-October) Vigorous, semi-evergreen sub-shrub with grey green foliage & an Lavatera x clementii abundance of rose-pink flowers from June on. Prune if required in £6.45 'Rosea' (AGM) early spring. Best in poor, well drained soil in a sheltered, sunny position. 3.0x3.0m (6-10) Compact, upright form bearing single, striking deep magenta-pink Lavatera 'Magenta flowers with a silvery sheen over a long period from June to £7.50 Magic' September. Palmate, soft green almost felted leaves. Requires a free draining soil in full sun. Ht: 1m x 60cms.. Medium sized, woody stemmed shrub with rather distinct, maple- shaped downy grey-green leaves. Spikes of smaller, cup-shaped Lavatera thuringiaca £7.75 darkest silky-pink flowers over a long period through summer into 'Red Rum' autumn. Prune hard in spring. Light, free draining soil in sun. (6-10) 1.2x1.0mtrs. Closely allied to a small Rhododendron, this bun like, compact Ledum evergreen shrub has narrow, leathery leaves, rusty beneath. Heads of groenlandicum £10.25 small white flowers with long protruding filaments, during early to mid 'Helma' spring. Very tough shrub for a retentive, ACID soil in light shade. (3-5) 45x45cm. Fast growing evergreen shrub with soft needle like leaves. The stems Leptospermum are covered in the palest blush pink flowers with a deeper centre & scoparium £9.70 olive eye ;-spring & summer. Likes a retentive, not too chalky soil in a 'Lambethii' sunny, sheltered spot. (4-7) 3.0x2.0mtrs. An important medicinal shrub from China & Japan, rare in cultivation. Willowy stems with elliptic leaves, yellowing in autumn. Short, condensed spikes of pea-like rich burgundy reddish-purple flowers at Lespedeza formosa £9.45 the tips in September & October. Root very hardy but top growth can be damaged in cold winters. Sheltered spot in sun or part shade. (9- 10) 2.0x2.0mtrs. (syn. Desmodium pendulifolium). One of the most attractive autumn Lespedeza flowering shrubs. Thin, arching stems clothed in huge panicles of £7.75 thunbergii (AGM) rose-purple pea flowers. Pretty trifoliate leaves. Easy to grow in fertile, well drained soil in sun. 1.5x1.5m (9-10) (AGM) Low, arching evergreen shrub with the stems clothed in long, very narrow, glossy leaves, heavily flushed burgundy red on the new Leucothoe keiskei £8.00 growth. held on scarlet stalks. Rich burgundy autumn colour. Small 'Halloween' white flowers in April & May. Tolerates chalk, but best in acid soil in sun or shade. (4-5) 45x90cm. Medium sized, spreading evergreen shrub with leathery leaves heavily Leucothoe mottled cream, flushed pink & burgundy red when growing quickly. fontanesiana £8.55 Short catkin like spikes of creamy-white flowers in the leaf axils during 'Rainbow' spring. Bush turns rich burgundy in autumn. Retentive, neutral to acid soil in part shade is best. (5-6) 1.5x2.0mtrs. Upright, thicket forming, evergreen, upright, bamboo like shrub with Leycesteria formosa tapered, golden leaves on blue-green stems. Hanging clusters of £7.50 'Golden Lanterns' tubular white flowers, held in purple bracts;- summer & early autumn. Fertile, well drained soil in sun/pt.sh. (6-9) 1.8x1.5m. A deciduous shrub with showy mauve grape-like bracts that contain white flowers throughout summer.The flowers are followed by plump Leycesteria formosa £8.00 purple, shiny berries that turn black in autumn. Glaucous blue-green 'Purple Rain' stems also provide winter interest. Prune hard in spring. Any reasonable soil in sun or shade. (6-8) 2.5x2.5mtrs. Slow growing evergreen form of the waxleaf . Erect stems with Ligustrum japonicum leathery, glossy green leaves. Airy panicles of scented white flowers, £8.55 'Texanum' loved by bees, during early summer followed by glistening black berries. Ideal for a screen or even in dryish shade. (5-6) 2.7x2.2mtrs. One of the best deciduous species forming a medium sized shrub with Ligustrum quihoui large, smooth green leaves, turning yellow in autumn. Large scented £9.30 (AGM) panicles of white flowers in August & September. From China. Any reasonable soil in sun or shade. 3.0x2.6mtrs. Showy large evergreen shrub, a protea relative from Australia but surprisingly hardy in a sheltered spot. Grey-brown peeling bark & Lomatia fraseri £10.45 long, divided leaves, hairy beneath. Spikes of recurving white flowers in early summer. Poor soil or cold greenhouse. 4x3m. Slow growing, evergreen shrub of the protea family, proving very hardy in a sheltered spot. Spreading branches with long, narrow, Lomatia myricoides £9.35 widely toothed leaves. Grevillea like, very fragrant white flowers; midsummer. Any soil except shallow chalk in pt.sh. (5-6)1.8x2.0m. syn.infundibuliformis rockii. Very rare, deciduous Chinese species with the soft, apricot-pink flowers on the bare stems during late winter. In Lonicera elisae £9.25 spring the new shoots are flushed wine purple. Any reasonmable soil in sun or part shade. 3.0x2.0mtrs The Twinberry honeysuckle is a medium sized deciduous from from N.W N.America, Pairs of narrowly tubular, golden-yellow flowers hang Lonicera involucrata £7.50 from swollen, persistent burgundy-red bracts from late spring into summer. They are followed by glossy black fruit. Good autumn colour. Retentive soil in sun or part shade. (5-7) 2.5x2.5mtrs. Dense, bushy, evergreen shrub massed with small, glossy leaves - Lonicera nitida yellow in summer, turning yellow-green in autumn. Effective structure 'Baggesen's Gold' £5.95 plant, especially in small groups, or clips well for hedging. Any (AGM) reasonable soil in a sunny position. 1.5x1.5m A small shrub of dense, spreading habit, the shiny, evergreen leaves Lonicera nitida pale greenwhen young contrasting well against the dark green older £5.70 'Maigrün' foliage. Responds well to clipping. Quick growing. Prefers a fertile soil in sun. 80x120cms. Lonicera tatarica Flws:Abund.rose-pink May-Jn.Red berries\nHt.6- £9.70 'Hack's Red' 8ft.Vigorous.Deciduous\nPrefer good soils.Sunny position Strong growing medium sized evergreen shrub with dark stems & Lophomyrtus x very small, dark green puckered leaves variably suffused & mottled £10.25 ralphii 'Multicolor' red & also white in spring. insignificant flowers. Needs the shelter of a warm wall in a sunny spot. 2.0x2.0mtrs. Smaller, dwarf slow growing evergreen shrub with congested Lophomyrtus x branches smothered in very small, puckered bronze-green leaves £8.00 ralphii 'Pixie' which turn a wonderful dark maroon in winter. Insignificant flowers. Needs a warm sheltered spot in sun. 1.2 x 80cm. Evergreen Hamamelis relative from China with arching shoots forming Loropetalum a medium sized shrub. The deep green leaves are flushed copper-red chinense 'Tang £9.35 on the new growth. Clusters of spidery, dusky-pink flowers in the leaf Dynasty' axils throughout spring. hardy in a warm, sheltered, partly shaded spot in a neutral to acid soil. (3-6) 2.0x2.0mtrs. Strong growing myrtle like evergreen shrub with lovely cinnamon brown flaking bark. Clusters of scented small white flowers;- mid to Luma apiculata £8.90 late summer. Aromatic wall shrub for fertile sunny site in well drained soil. 4.0x2.5m.(7-9) Vigorous, bushy, semi-evergreen shrub with silky, palmate, grey-green Lupinus arboreus leaflets. Dense upright spikes of fragrant, pea-like, pale yellow flowers £8.90 (AGM) to 30cms long. Light, well drained, preferably sandy soil in sun or light shade. 2x2m. Flowers: May-July. cylindrica x veitchii. Eventually forming a medium sized tree, this fast growing hybrid has very large, pure white flowers from distinct, Magnolia 'Albatross' £19.95 fattened buds in April & May. Best planted in a sheltered spot to avoid late frosts. Likes a rich, not too chalky soil in dappled shade. (4-5) 6.0x4.0mtrs. Small to medium, deciduous tree, bred in New Zealand with slightly Magnolia 'Black smaller, tulip-shaped, rich purple, almost black flowers during May & £19.95 Tulip' June. Needs a cool, not too chalky, humus rich soil out of frost pockets in sun or light shade. 5.0x4.5mtrs. Possibly the largest leaved evergreen shrub growable outside. Huge, paddle shaped matt green leaves, glaucous beneath. White flowers to Magnolia delavayi £19.95 20cm across are brief but awesome. Grows well on chalk but needs a very sheltered spot. (6-7) Slow to 10.0x10.0mtrs. Hybrid between M. campbellii mollicomata and M. sargentiana robusta & is very floriferous. The large sugar pink flowers with paler interiors Magnolia 'Delia £19.95 have the very full form of the second parent but with a touch of the Williams' cup and saucer effect from the first. Sheltered spot in dappled shade. (5-6) 12.0x18.0mtrs. (syn. Michelia figo) Rounded, evergreen shrub with smooth, dark green leaves and downy stems. Cip-shaped, banana scented, ivory- Magnolia figo £12.95 white flowers with dark red petal margins; spring & summer from rusty-brown bracts. Ferttile neutral to acid soil. Not frost hardy. 6m. Flowers are held down both sides of the shoots, They are to 10cm & rich yellow. They have a with a faint green flush at their bases, over a Magnolia 'Golden £19.95 month long period in late spring. Described as a semi-dwarf, this is Gift' more of a shrub than a tree. Rich soil in a sheltered spot. (5-6) 4.0x3.0mtrs. Statuesque large evergreen shrub or small tree with large, elathery, glossy green leaves, rusty felted beneath. Hu8ge, highly fragrant, Magnolia grandiflora £21.75 goblet shaped flowers on mature plants during summer. Rich, not too chalky soil in sun & shelter. (6-8) 6.0x4.0mtrs. A campbellii hybrid, named at Chyverton. Abundant rose-purple flowers during March with broad petals, before the new leaves in Magnolia 'Hawk' £19.95 spring.. The flowers are said to look rather hawk like. Large, oval, pale green leaves. Best in a sheltered, well drained spot in sun or part shade. (3-5) 4.0x3.0mtrs. A magnificent large shrub or small tree with heavily scented, narrowly Magnolia 'Heaven cup-shaped pale pink flowers heavily flushed deep pink at the base £20.40 Scent' (AGM) and a distinct magenta-pink stripe on the back. Fertile, humus-rich soil avoiding windy sites & frost pockets. Flowers: April-May. The main parent of this hybrid is wilsonii. Offers large, lampshade shaped, nodding white flowers with prominent red stamens during Magnolia x £19.95 early to midsummer. Very sweetly scented. Forms a medium to large highdownensis deciduous shrub with age. Retentive, well drained soil in part shade & a sheltered spot. (5-7) 3.0x2.5mtrs. Large semi-evergreen shrub or small tree with very long, large oblong leaves, flushed burgundy-red on the new growth. Cup-shaped white Magnolia insignis £20.40 flowers flushed pink on the exterior during May but only after a few seasons. Needs a very warm, sheltered spot or cold greenhouse. Spectacular. 7.0x5.0mtrs. was Michelia yunnanensis. Probably the hardiest Michelia forming a slow growing, handsome evergreen. Large, leathery leaves. Red Magnolia laevifolia £10.25 stained buds open to large, sweetkly scented pure white flowersa in late spring. Rich, woodland not too chalky soil. 4x2m. Compact Korean hybrid with tulip shaped rich purple-pink flowers, paler pink inside, & strangely has a delicious lemon scent. Flowers Magnolia liliiflora £19.95 with the new leaves during late spring. Narrow, glossy green leaves. 'Raven' Best in a rich soil in a sheltered spot, avoiding frost pockets. (4-5) 1.5x1.2mtrs. Erect, elongated, tulip-shaped flowers, creamy-yellow at the tip, becoming deeper lower down. The whole flower is suffused with a Magnolia 'Limelight' £19.95 subtle green wash, especially towards the base. Forms a large multistemmed shrub or small tree. Best in a rich soil , sheltered in dappled shade. (4-5) 5.0x4.0mtrs. Magnificent shrub or small tree bearing numerous fragrant, lilac-pink Magnolia x loebneri flowers with strap-like petals from deep pink buds, April. Any 'Leonard Messel' £34.20 reasonable soil, including chalk, in sun or part shade avoiding early (AGM) morning sun. Protect flowers from night frosts. Magnolia 'Petite £19.95 Chinon' sargentiana var. robusta x campbellii. Eventually forming a medium Magnolia 'Phillip tree, this bears purplish-pink flowers that open to show pale purplish- £19.95 Tregunna' pink interiors, on the bare branches in mid spring. Best in a sheltered spot in rich soil, in dappled shade. (4-5) 7.0x5.0mtrs. (salicifolia x stellata) Large, conical, deciduous shrub with oval, Magnolia x aromatic leaves. Starry, white flowers with narrow, strap-shaped £11.30 proctoriana petals; mid spring. Retentive, humus-rich, neautral to acid soil in sun or part shade. To: 8x4m. Very narrow, upright form with aniseed scented, narrow, willow like Magnolia salicifolia leaves. Lemon scented bark. Sweetly scented, narrow petalled white 'Garden House £19.95 flowers on bare stems in April. Can be semi evergreen in a sheltered Upright' spot in light shade. (4-5) 5.0x2.0mtrs. Truly stunning, more upright form of sargentiana with open, rich-pink, Magnolia sargentiana many petalled flowers, held on bare stems before the large leaves ;- var. robusta 'Blood £19.95 early to mid spring. Forms a small tree with age. Best in a rich soil, Moon' avoiding frost pockets in sun or part shade. (3-5) 3.0x2.0mtrs. Large, white, goblet-shaped flowers tinged purple pink on the outside; Magnolia x £20.40 April-May. Large shrub or small, spreading tree to 6x5m. Humus-rich, soulangeana retentive yet drained, not too chalky soil. Avoid frost pockets. Selected seedling with much more globular, tulip-shaped flowers, Magnolia x almost white at the centre, lightly flushed rich-pink on the exterior, soulangeana 'Just £19.95 appearing just before the leaves during mid spring. More upright form Jean' with larger leaves. Best in a rich soil in sun or part shade, avoiding frost pockets. (3-4) 3.0x2.0mtrs. A splendid rare form making a small tree or large shrub. Very highly scented, saucer-shaped, up facing, creamy-white flowers to 13cms, Magnolia x wieseneri £19.95 with rosy-crimson anthers and pink sepals; June & July. Leathery, obovate leaves. Fertile, humus-rich, retentive soil in sun or part shade. Excellent form bearing large, dense clusters of bright yellow, fragrant flowers; early spring. Blue-black berries. Evergreen, polished leaves Mahonia aquifolium £8.00 sometimes turn red in winter. Vigorous grower making a dense, low 'Apollo' (AGM) growing, spreading shrub. Reasonably drained, humus-rich soil in part or full shade. 1.0x1.5m. Bred in Japan & voted plant of the year at the 2013 Chelsea Flower Mahonia Show. Slow growing evergreen with pinnate, soft unspined leaves with eurybracteata £17.95 long, narrow leaflets. Erectly held racemes of golden yellow flowers, ganpinensis 'Soft lightly scented during autumn. Best in a retentive, well drained Caress' sheltered spot in sun or shade. (8-10) 100x100cm. One of the most popular ornamental evergreens for the winter with Mahonia japonica large, serrated, glossy leaves in whorls. Drooping panicles of heavily £8.00 (AGM) scented lemon-yellow flowers are produced in winter & early spring. Ordinary soil in sun or shade. 2.0x2.0m (Nov-March) Very close to russellii, this wild collected Mexican species may represent a hybrid between the two. Woody stems with glaucous blue flushed, spiny pinnate leaves. Long, open panicles of unscented Mahonia lanceolata £12.95 cream, flowers with pink sepals, followed by small black fruit. Needs the shelter of a very warm wall. VERY RARE. (2-3 & 10-11) 2.0x2.0mtrs. Striking, evergreen architectural shrub with rosettes of glossy pinnate Mahonia x media foliage. Large, semi-erect, terminal spikes of highly fragrant, lemon- £8.00 'Charity' yellow flowers from late January. Prefers moisture retentive soil in full or part shade. 1.8x1.5m. (Jan-March) Compact, evergreen shrub bearing erect, densely packed, fragrant Mahonia x media yellow racemes; late autumn & winter. Ruffs of handsome, large, £8.00 'Winter Sun' (AGM) pinnate leaves. Well drained, fertile soil - prefers part shade but will grow in sun. 1.5x1.2m.. Small Mexican species, often considered a subspecies of pinnata. Whorls of soft spined sea-green leaves, attractively mottled copper- Mahonia moranensis £11.25 red on the new growth. Arching whorls of soft yellow flowers, usually during late winter & spring. Light scent. Needs a warm, sheltered spot in sun or part shade. (2-4) 2.0x2.0mtrs. Small, compact evergreen shrub from Western China. Crowded whorls of pinnate, toothed leathery green leaves. Compact spikes of Mahonia nitens £11.25 golden yellow flowers nestle in the crown during spring, followed by blue-purple fruit. Best in a retentive, rich soil with some shade. (2-5) 1.0x1.0mtrs. A lovely, new compact form the upright racemes of orange-red flowers buds opening to rich yellow; late August-November then Mahonia nitens £11.40 masses of blue-grey berries to follow. Leathery, pinnate, glossy rich 'Cabaret' green leaves emerge with bronze tinting. Fertile, free draining soil in sun or part shade. To: 100x80cms. This native of Southern Chile seems hardy in the UK at present. Slow growing, eventually large shrub with small, leathery, evergreen Maytenus £11.30 toothed leaves. Dense clusters of small crimson flowers on the new magellanica growth smell of orange peel. Flowers spring. Retentive, well drained soil in sun or part shade. (4-5) 3,0x2.5mtrs. Very hardy, strange New Zealand shrub with woody stems clothed in needle like, thick leaves. They have pointed tips. Small yellow-green Melicytus crassifolius £9.95 flowers in late spring followed by showy white & blue berries in autumn. Any reasonable soil in sun or part shade. 1.5x1.5mtrs. Rarely seen large shrub or small tree from W.China & Tibet with handsome, deeply veined leaves with good autumn colour. Airy, open Meliosma cuneifolia £11.40 panicles of small, yellowish white flowers during late summer & autumn followed by black seed like fruit. Important for medicine & timber. Best in a rich soil in part shade. (7-9) 6.0x4.0mtrs. Upright, evergreen, bushy shrub with aromatic, elliptic, glossy, dark Myrtus communis green leaves. 5-petalled, white flowers with conspicuous tufts of white £7.85 (AGM) stamens, mid summer to autumn, then purple-black fruit. Retentive soil in full sun out of cold winds A more compact form of the common Myrtle making a rounded, bushy, evergreen shrub with aromatic, glossy leaves. Pink-tinted, Myrtus communis £10.25 cream flowers with prominent yellow stamens folowed by white tarentina (AGM) berries. Sheltered, well drained site in sun. 1.5m. Flowers: Late summer. Myrtus communis Flowers: White. June-August\nHt 8-10ft Spread 8-10ft £9.45 'Variegata' Evergreen\nSunny, sheltered site, against wall Rather small form of this attractive evergreen shrub with cane like stems having soft green leaves, the new growth being coral pink. Rich Nandina domestica £10.25 pink & copper autumn colour. rather shy flowering with its spikes of 'Blush Pink' white flowers & small red fruit. Best in a sheltered, retentive soil in part shade. 60x60cm. A decorative bamboo-like shrub with long unbranched stems. The Nandina domestica large leaves are tinged purple red in spring & develop wonderful £6.82 'Fire Power' (AGM) cream orange & red tints. Small white flowers in panicles during summer. Sheltered well drained soil in full sun. 1m syn. 'Obsession'. Small, slow growing evergreen for some shade with whorls of leathery, pinnate leaves, flushed rich burgundy red on the Nandina domestica £9.00 new growth. Conical panicles of starry white flowers in autumn 'Seika' followed by small red fruit. Retentive soil out of cold winds. 1.0x1.0mtrs. Narrowly upright, bamboo like shrub with whorls of very narrow, three lobed leaves, striking burgundy red on the new growth in spring , Nandina domestica £8.95 green through summer with excellent autumn colour. Spikes of small, 'Summer Sunset' starry cream flowers followed by glossy red fruit. Best in a sheltered spot in retentive soil in part shade. 1.5mx75cm. Attractive, medium-size shrub bearing pink, cup-shaped flowers held on long, terminal racemes; May & June. Branching, zig-zagging stems Neilla affinis £9.10 with lobed, dark green, glossy leaves. Fertile, well drained soil in sun or part shade. Small, spreading shrub with arching stems. Three-lobed maple-like leaves. Tapering panicles of small white flowers on branching Neillia thyrsiflora £7.50 racemes during summer. Collected on Shillong Peak, India. used locally as the fruit are edible. Retentive soil in sun or part shade. (7-8) 1.5x1.5mtrs. Small evergreen shrub from New Zealand, much like a condensed form of the species. Mounds of soft, holly like, grey flushed leaves. Olearia macrodonta £7.50 The stem has an exfoliating bark. Heads of starry white daisies during 'Minor' throughout summer. Easy in any soil in sun or light shade. (6-8) 80x80cm. Excellent very hardy, slow-growing evergreen making a rounded, Osmanthus x dense shrub. Dark green, glossy foliage sets off a profusion of £7.50 burkwoodii (AGM) exquisitely fragrant, small, tubular white flowers in spring. Any reasonable soil in sun or part shade. 1.8x1.2m (April-May) (syn.Phillyrea decorus) Large, rounded, evergreen shrub. Clusters of small, tubular, fragrant flowers in spring followed by purple-black Osmanthus decorus £8.20 fruits. Oval, leathery, glossy, dark green leaves to 12cms. Tough, hardy shrub for a fertile, drained soil in sun or part shade. Ht: to 3m. Choice, slow growing, evergreen shrub with a profusion of very Osmanthus delavayi fragrant, tubular, white flowers; mid to late spring. Bushy, rounded £7.50 (AGM) habit with small, glossy, dark green leaves. Any reasonable soil in sun or part shade. 2.0x2.0m. Medium sized, upright, evergreen shrub with hollylike, leathery, dark- green leaves. They have spiny margins & rounded tips. Clusters of Osmanthus x fortunei £8.20 tubular, fragrant white flowers in late summer & autumn. Fertile, well drained soil in sun or light shade. (8-10) 2.0x2.0mtrs. Dense, rounded, evergreen shrub well clothed in holly-like leaves a Osmanthus rich butter-yellow when young fading to a creamy-yellow. Clusters of heterophyllus £8.55 small, fragrant, tubular flowers; late summer. Fertile, well drained soil 'Allgold' in sun or part shade. Slow to 4m. Striking evergreen the shining, holly-like leaves are mottled yellow & Osmanthus tinged bronze when young. Clusters of fragrant, small white flowers in heterophyllus £7.50 Sept-Oct. Slow growing, rounded, dense bush. Any reasonable soil in 'Goshiki' sun or part shade. 1.5x1.2m Slow growwing, compact evergreen with Holly like dark green leaves, Osmanthus flushed black with the new growth strongly suffused deep purple. heterophyllus £8.90 Small clusters of sweetly scented white flowers in autumn. Good for 'Purpureus' hedging. Sun or part shade. 1.0x1.0m. Striking, large, evergreen shrub or small tree with olive-green, Osmanthus leathery, coarsely toothed leaves. Intensely fragrant, ivory-white £11.30 yunnanensis (AGM) flowers in late winter. Needs a warm, sheltered, well drained site in sun or part shade. 4.0x3.0m Rarely encountered deciduous Chilean shrub with pairs of pinnate, light-green leaves on woody stems. Congested spikes of lupin-like Otholobium £9.70 white flowers with a blue marked throat during mid to late summer. glandulosum Reputedly hardy & seems OK in a cold greenhouse to date. (7-8) 2.0x2.0mtrs. Large deciduous shrub or small tree grown chiefly for it's exquisite Oxydendrum autumn crimson & yellow colouration. Slender, drooping panicles of £8.65 arboreum white flowers at the tips. Leaves have a pleasant acid flavour. Lime free soil in sun or shade. (7-8) 4.0x4.0m. Showy Tasmanian evergreen shrub the stiff stems clothed in narrow, silver-speckled, intensely silver rigid leaves. Small heads of creamy- Ozothamnus hookeri £8.20 white flowers in midsummer. Needs a sheltered, well drained site in full sun. 75x75cm. Small slow growing evergreen shrub, often called the Kerosene bush, from Tasmania. Erect stems with small, linear, thick textured, glossy Ozothamnus £8.20 green leaves, yellowish on the new growth. Clusters of small white ledifolius (AGM) flowers, honey scented, from pink buds during midsummer. Best in a sheltered, well drained spot in sun. (7-8) 1.0x1.0mtrs. Upright, heath like shrub with upswept stems clothed in narrow, Ozothamnus needle like, thick textured silver leaves. Heads of small white daisies £9.35 'Threave Seedling' opening from bright red buds;- midsummer. Needs a sheltered, well drained spot in sun. (6-7) 2.0x2.0mtrs. A beautiful, small, Himalayan, aromatic shrub of erect habit with Perovskia 'Blue deeply cut grey foliage & whitish stems. Long panicles of lavender- £6.75 Spire' (AGM) blue flowers late summer. Light, well drained soil in full sun. 90x90cms. Shorter form of this deciduous shrub with toothed, more entire, Perovskia intensely silver-white leaves. Spikes of small, two-lipped, mid-blue atriplicifolia 'Little £7.30 flowers in late summer & autumn, held in persistent violet bracts. Spire' Prune hard in spring. light soil in sun. 60x60cm. Excellent variety making a medium-size shrub covered in very Philadelphus £7.95 fragrant, large, single white flowers with a light-cerise centre; June- 'Beauclerk' (AGM) July. Any reasonable soil in sun or part shade. 1.8x1.8m. An unusual form the fragrant, double flowers composed of about 30 Philadelphus £8.55 quill-like petals; early to mid summer. Ovate, dark green leaves. 'Buckley's Quill' Fertile, reasonabky drained soil in sun or part shade. 2.0x1.2m. Medium-size, strong growing easy shrub with clusters of richly Philadelphus scented, 4-petalled, creamy-white flowers: June - July Leaves bright coronarius 'Aureus' £8.20 yellow when young maturing to greenish-yellow. Well suited to very (AGM) dry soils; protect from full sun. 2.0x1.0m. (Lemoine group) Clusters of medium-size, very fragrant, single, white Philadelphus £8.20 flowers very freely produced; June-July. A small shrub of erect habit & 'Erectus' small leaves. Any reasonable soil in sun or part shade. 150x80cms. Philadelphus £9.70 longiflora Arching stems with small leaves. Simple, bowl shaped white flowers, Philadelphus stained red at the centre, having an intensely sweet bubblegum maculatus 'Mexican £9.70 scent;- June & July. Hardy in a warm, sheltered spot in full sun. (6-8) Jewel' 1.8x1.5mtrs. Philadelphus Dense shrub the twiggy stems laden with vanilla-scented, double, 'Manteau d'Hermine' £8.20 creamy-white flowers. Well clothed in small, fresh-green leaves. Any (AGM) reasonable soil in sun or part shade. 90x90cms. Chance seedling from Nick Macer, forming a small deciduous shrub with narrow, linear leaves. Clusters of small, cup-shaped white flowers Philadelphus £9.25 with a crimson stained throat, over a long period through early mexicanus x palmeri summer. Sweetly scented. Best in a retentive, well drained soil in sun or part shade. (6-8) 1.5x1.2mtrs. Medium sized, upright deciduous shrub with bright-green leaves. The whole plant is covered in very highly scented, simple, four petalled Philadelphus palmeri £9.70 white flowers with a bold boss of gold stamens, during early to midsummer. Retentive, well drained soil in sun or part shade. (6-7) 3.0x2.0mtrs. Beautiful medium sized deciduous shrub with horizontal to arching Philadelphus branches having scented white flowers held in persistent purple £9.10 purpurascens calyces;- summer. Initially slow but worth the effort. Retentive, well drained soil in sun. (7-8) 2.0x2.5mtrs. Very bushy form massed with very fragrant, semi-double clear white Philadelphus £6.95 flowers; June-July. Medium sized, deciduous shrub for any reasonable 'Silberregen' soil / aspect. To: 1.2x1.2m. A compact, rounded, medium-size, evergreen, olive-like shrub heavily clothed in narrow, glabrous, dark green leaves. Clusters of small, Phillyrea angustifolia £9.70 fragrant, creamy-yellow flowers held in the leaf axils; late spring. Any fertile soil in sun or part shade - prefers a site protected from frost winds. To: 2mx2m. Collected by Mark Fillan in S.France, this is probably the true rosmarinifolia. rather open, whippy evergreen shrub with red flushed Phillyrea angustifolia £9.70 stems with dainty, needle like glaucous leaves. Clusters of scented rosm. 'French Fries' cream flowers along the stems in May & June. Very drought tolerant. Light, rather poor soil in sun. (5-6) 3.0x2.5mtrs. An elegant, evergreen, olive-like, large shrub or small tree the branches bowed by the weight of luxuriant, small, elliptic, glossy, dark Phillyrea latifolia £12.95 green leaves. Clusters of small, fragrant, white-green flowers held in the leaf axils; late spring. All fertile soils in sun or part shade - prefers a sheltered site. To: 9mx9m. rare sub-shrub, intermediate between the herbaceous fruticosa & shrubby russelliana. Large, hoary, heart-shaped leaves are mainly Phlomis 'Edward £8.20 basal. Whorls of sulphur-yellow hooded flowers with a prominent pale Bowles' lip;- summer into autumn. light, free draining soil in sun. (5-10) 60x60cm. Rarely seen, woody based species from Turkey. Erect stems with narrow, heavily white felted leaves. Whorls of high hooded golden- Phlomis grandiflora £9.70 yellow flowers in open spikes throughout summer. Best in a light, sharply drained soil in sun. (5-7) 75x75cm. Small palm tree usually with a trunk of no more than 1.5mtrs. Shiny Phoenix roebelenii green, very finely divided leaves with the old leaves usually held at the £8.25 (AGM) base. Panicles of creamy white flowers during midsummer followed by black fruit. Keep frost free. 2.5x1.5mtrs. Phormium A smaller form with thinner, more flexible, lax leaves with a broad, cookianum hookeri cream central band and narrower stripes of cream towards the £11.75 'Cream Delight' margins. Seen to advantage in containers in well drained soil in a (AGM) sheltered, sunny position. Protect in winter. 1.0m Vigorous, tidily upright clump former with pleated, rich maroon-red Phormium 'Dusky leaves, covered in a waxy white bloom on the undersides. Can have £10.25 Chief' spikes of red flowers on maturer plants. Architectural plant for borders & pots. Well drained, sheltered spot in sun. 2.0x1.5mtrs. (syn.P.'Rainbow Maiden') A bold, imposing evergreen with fans of Phormium 'Maori sword-like leaves almost entirely apricot-red with striping & edging of £11.75 Maiden' dark green-bronze. Excellent structure plant for well drained, sunny position. May need winter protection. 90x90cms. (syn.P.`Rainbow Queen') A bold, imposing evergreen with fans of Phormium 'Maori sword like, evergreen leaves almost entirely apricot red with striping & £11.75 Queen' edging of dark green-bronze. Excellent structure plant for well drained, sunny position. Protect in winter. 90x90cms. Small, compact evergreen shrub, a seedling from 'Red Robin' but with some serrata in it as the leaves are finely toothed. The new growths in Photinia 'Corallina' £6.80 spring are a glowing scarlet-red, more burgundy in autumn. Can have white flowers if unpruned. Any soil in sun or shade colouring best in sun. 75x80cm. A more compact form of the popular 'Red Robin'. The evergreen, glossy leaves are brilliant red when young maturing to green. Prune Photinia x fraseri £9.45 hard to induce new colour during summer. Small clusters of white 'Little Red Robin' flowers in spring followed by red berries. Sun or part shade in ordinary soil. To: 1.5x1.5m. A spectacular evergreen raised in New Zealand. The glossy leaves are brilliant red when young maturing to green. Prune hard to induce new Photinia x fraseri £8.00 colour during summer. Becomes vigorous with age. Small clusters of 'Red Robin' (AGM) white flowers in spring followed by red berries. Sun or part shade in ordinary soil. 2.5x2.0m Medium sized evergreen shrub the leathery leaves marbled grey with Photinia glabra a broad cream edge. The new growth is copper pink, pale pink at the £6.55 'Parfait' margin. Domed heads of white flowers followed by black fruit. Any soil in sun or shade. 2.0x2.0mtrs. Possibly the finest deciduous shrub for autumn colour. Clusters of hawthorn scented white flowers in May followed by glistening red fruit. Photinia villosa laevis £9.70 Fantastic flame-orange & red autumn colour, not really surpassed by anything. Easy in anything but shallow chalk in sun or part shade. 4.0x3.0mtrs. An Abutilon relative from Mexico of uncertain hardiness. Woody stems with vine like, pale yellow-green leaves. Very large, funnel-shaped, Phymosia umbellata £9.70 deep liver-red silky flowers, held in two rows of green bracts, continuously through summer & autumn. Likely to need a cold greenhouse at least. (6-9) 2.0x2.0mtrs. A dwarf, compact form of this deciduous shrub, bred in Holland. Physocarpus Woody stems with small, maple-shaped, golden-yellow leaves, softer opulifolius 'Anny's £7.45 greenish-yellow through summer. Flattened heads of white flowers Gold' from soft pink tinged buds, followed by small red fruit. Retentive soil, colouring best in sun. (5-6) 1.5x1.5mtrs. Vigorous, medium-size, deciduous shrub with handsome, three-lobed, Physocarpus dark purple leaves. Dense clusters of white, tinged pink, flowers along opulifolius 'Diabolo' £8.95 the stems. Effective contrast shrub. Any reasonable soil in sun or part (AGM) shade but colour best in sun. To: 1.5x1.5m. Upright, medium sized, deciduous shrub with maple like like brown- Physocarpus red leaves, much softer than 'Diabolo'. Flattened heads of pinky-white opulifolius 'Lady in £8.45 flowers in late spring & fiery red autumn colour. Retentive soil in sun Red' or part shade. (5-6) 2.0x2.0m. Large evergreen shrub combining the hardiness of P.japonica with the Pieris 'Forest Flame' striking young red/pink/cream foliage of P.'Wakehurst'. Large, £13.55 (AGM) drooping panicles of white flowers in spring. Lime-free soil essential. 1.5x1.5m Medium sized, spreading evergreen shrub with arching spikes of heath like rich crimson-burgundy, bell-shaped flowers with a white Pieris japonica £8.55 rimmed mouth ;- early to midspring. Whorls of narrow, glossy green 'Passion' leaves. Needs an ACID SOIL, preferably retentive with some shade. (2-5) 2.0x2.0mtrs. (syn.P.laburnifolius) Attractive, nearly evergreen large shrub with Piptanthus shiny, dark green, trifoliate leaves. Erect racemes of large, bright £10.25 nepalensis yellow, pea like flowers; May-June. Benefits from the shelter of warm walls. Fertile, well drained soil in sun. 4.0x3.0m. A widespread Chinese tree, but not often seen in cultivation. Often a small multi stemmed tree this has finely pinnate, glossy green leaves Pistacia chinensis £11.30 flushed burgundy red on the new growth. Panicles of green flowers at the tips during midsummer. Hardy but best in a sheltered spot. 6.0x3.5mtrs. Surprisingly hardy Chinese species with narrow, glossy green leaves Pittosporum with a fine silvery white margin. Heads of highly fragrant small creamy heterophyllum £8.80 yellow flowers during summer. Good evergreen for a sheltered, well 'Variegata' drained spot in sun. (7-8) 2.5x2.5mtrs. A collection by Harry van de Lar on Emei Shan, Sichuan, China. This evergreen shrub has dark shiny green oblanceolate foliage clustered Pittosporum £9.70 towards the ends of the branchlets. Terminal clusters of sweetly omeiense vdl80626 scented yellow flowers are seen in summer. Needs a warm, sheltered garden in sun. (6-8) 3.0x2.5mtrs. Attractive large, evergreen shrub of columnar habit. Makes a dense Pittosporum mass of twiggy, black shoots with shining pale green leaves waved at £9.35 tenuifolium (AGM) the edges. Small, honey-scented, dark purple flowers in May. Sheltered site in well drained soil in sun. Compact, vigorous evergreen shrub of upright habit. Leathery, smooth Pittosporum green leaves have a large, rather subtle splash of golden-green in the tenuifolium £8.55 centre. Small, heavily scented, chocolate-brown flowers in late spring. 'Limelight' Well drained spot out of cold winds. 2.5x2.0. Pittosporum Neat, handsome specimen shrub with silver-grey evergreen leaves tenuifolium 'Silver £9.35 margined white. Small honey-scented flowers in spring. protected, Queen' (AGM) well drained site. 2.0m Choice, medium-large, evergreen shrub the ovate, leathery, mid- Pittosporum tobira green leaves irregularly margined white. Umbel-like heads of very £9.35 'Variegatum' (AGM) fragrant, creamy white, bell shaped flowers; early summer. Fertile, reasonably drained soil in sun sheltered from cold winds. Dainty little deciduous woodland shrub from Japan & China. Long, slim willow leaves on arching stems. Clusters of white flowers with a Platycrater arguta £9.70 boss of yellow stamens throughout summer. Best in a retentive soil in part shade. (6-8) 1.0x1.0mtrs. (syn. Gordonia). Striking, upright evergreen shrub closely allied to Camellia. Big, leathery, glossy, dark green leaves. Large, bowl shaped, Polyspora axillaris £9.10 upwardfacing white flowers with a yellow centre;- November to May. Best treated as a Camellia in acid soil. 4x3mtrs. One of the most floriferous varieties with arching branches clothed in Potentilla fruticosa narrow, deciduous green leaves & large white flowers. Clip hard in £7.30 'Abbotswood' (AGM) Spring to retain shape. Ordinary soil in sun or shade. 90x150cm. Flowers June onwards. Rather distinct colour break on this small, rounded deciduous shrub. Potentilla fruticosa Bowl-shaped rich salmon-pink flowers are held continuously all £7.30 'Bo-Peep' summer, usually with a second flush late into autumn. Easily grown in any reasonable soil in sun or light shade. (6-10) 60x75cm. Easy, popular shrub massed with primrose-yellow flowers, like small Potentilla fruticosa £7.30 single roses, from May to September. Trim 15cms. all over in early 'Katherine Dykes' April. Any reasonable soil in sun or part shade. 1.5x1.5m. Small, bushy shrub well covered in soft yellow-lime, buttercup like Potentilla fruticosa flowers for a long period from early summer. Any reasonably drained, £7.40 'Limelight' fertile soil in sun or dappled shade. Shear off previous years growth in early April. Popular deciduous shrub with a dense ground covering habit. The Potentilla fruticosa canary yellow flowers are continuously produced from may to 'Medicine Wheel £7.50 september. Clip hard in spring to maintain shape. Fertile soil in sun or Mountain' part shade. 30x90cm. Compact, bushy shrub massed with large, buttercup-like, primrose- Potentilla fruticosa yellow flowers against attractive feathery grey-green foliage over a 'Primrose Beauty' £7.30 long period from June on. Trim all over in early April. Any reasonable (AGM) soil in sun or part shade. 90x120cms. Easy, dense, compact, bushy shrub with rich-green foliage & large, Potentilla fruticosa rose-like creamy-white flowers from late May onwards. Cut back £7.65 'Tilford Cream' previous years growth by half in April. Any reasonable soil in sun or part shade. 45x60cms. (May-September) One of the hardier hybrids forming a medium sized evergreen shrub Prostanthera 'Badja with woody stems & strongly aromatic, small green leaves. Diascia like £9.32 Peak' white flowers with purple marked throats in profusion;- summer. light, free draining soil in sheltered sun. 90x120cms. Wonderfully aromatic, relatively hardy dwarf spreading evergreen Prostanthera cuneata shrub. White flowers flushed lilac & purple in May. Prune, if required, £6.75 (AGM) immediately after flowering. Sheltered, well drained, sunny site; avoid shallow chalk. 60x45cms. Small, very floriferous evergreen shrub with small, mint scented dark Prostanthera green leaves. The whole bush is smothered in Diascia like, palest lilac- £9.35 'Poorinda 'Ballerina' almost white flowers during late spring & early summer. Needs a very warm, sheltered spot in full sun. 1.5x1.2mtrs. An attractive medium-size shrub with ovate, red-purple leaves. Prunus x cistena £7.50 Clusters of single, white flowers; April. Any reasonable soil - best (AGM) colour in sun. 1.2x1.2m. Small, bushy shrub of neat habit the slender shoots covered with Prunus glandulosa £7.95 small, double whiteflowers in spring. Any reasonable soil; growsbest in 'Alba Plena' (AGM a warm, sunny position. Flowers: April.

Small, almost bonsai like deciduous shrub with zigzagging, congested Prunus incisa 'Kojo- bare stems, clothed in single, palest pink flowers, quickly fading white, £8.00 no-mai' during spring. Small green leaves with some purple & orange autumn colour. Retentive, well drained soil in sun or part shade. 1.2x1.2mtrs.

Deciduous small, bush shrub. Pale pink & white suffused double flowers in early spring. Toothed dark green leaves, reddish in spring, Prunus incisa £8.90 and maturing to orange red in autumn. Excellent in the border, and 'Oshidori' (AGM) makes a good container specimen. Any reasonable soil in sun or part shade. (3-5) 2.5x2.0mtrs. Large, evergreen shrub with dark green leaves held on red stalks. Prunus lusitanica Long, slender spikes of 'hawthorn-scented' white flowers, June, £8.55 (AGM) followed by red-purple fruit. Excellent screening/background plant for any reasonable soil in sun or shade. 1.8x1.5m. Magnificent large, hardy evergreen with large, thick leaves of bright Prunus lusitanica green; reddish when young. Long racemes of small, white, hawthorn- £9.90 azorica scented flowers followed by red then purple fruits. Also makes excellent hedge plant. Any reasonable soil in sun or shade. 3.0x3.0m. Large, rounded, bushy evergreen shrub with ovate, dark-green, shiny Prunus lusitanica leaves attractively edged white & sometimes pink-flushed in winter. £9.45 'Variegata' Long racemes of scented, white flowers in June. Happy on most soils, including shallow chalk, in sun or shade. A highly sought after, slow growing medium shrub, possibly a small tree, always scarce as it is very difficult to propagate. the bare stems Prunus 'The Bride' £18.15 are wreathed in very large, single white flowers with contrasting red (AGM) stamens during February & March. Rich bronze autumn colour. Easy in any reasonable soil in sun or part shade. (2-4) 4.0x2.5mtrs. Small to medium sized deciduous shrub with erect branches with the undersides of the leaves downy. The stems are clothed in palest-pink, Prunus tomentosa £8.75 almost white flowers in March and early April. From NW China. Any reasonable soil in sun or pt.sh. 2.0x1.2m. Very dark green, lustrous, unusually shaped, 3 lobed tough leathery Pseudopanax leaves give the plant an overall tropical appearance but is surprisingly (Adiantifolius Group) £10.25 tough. A slow growing evergreen shrub from New Zealand. Needs a 'Adiantifolius' very sheltered spot in a sunny, well drained spot. 2.0x2.0mtrs. Slow growing evergreen multi-stemmed shrub originates from New Pseudopanax Zealand and has tough leathery leaves which have 3 / 5 fingers, £10.25 'Purpureus' (AGM) turning rich purple in Winter . Small cream flowers. Best in a very sheltered, well drained spot in sun. 2.0x1.6mtrs. Upright growing. slow evergreen with long, single pointed leaves which are dark green with a yellow central vein. Leaves have a slightly Pseudopanax 'Sabre' £10.25 saw-toothed margin & are glossy & held in whorls. Small cream flowers. hardy in a sheltered, well drained spot in sun. 2.5x2.0mtrs. Small, deciduous tree from China with very distinct, oval green leaves with three forward pointing lobes. Hanging clusters of white, narrow Pterostyrax £20.40 petalled, almost pompom like flowers in branched heads during mid to psilophyllus trilobed late summer. Retentive, neutral to acid soil in light shade. (6-8) 8.0x6.0mtrs. A very small, condensed, slow growing shrubby form of the pin oak Quercus palustris that can be grown in the border. Deeply cut, pointed lobed glossy £16.55 'Swamp Pygmy' green leaves with flaming rich scarlet autumn colour. Easily grown in a retentive or moist soil in sun or part shade, 2.0x2.0mtrs. An excellent, evergreen, fast-growing, large shrub the glossy, green Rhamnus alaternus leaves marbled grey with a creamy-white margin. Clusters of small 'Argenteovariegata' £8.65 yellowish-green flowers April then red-black fruit. Requires a sheltered (AGM) site in any reasonable soil in full sun. Small, compact, slow growing, evergreen shrub of rounded habit. Rhaphiolepis x Clusters of cup-shaped, rose-crimson flowers over a long period in delacourii 'Coates' £9.80 late spring & summer. Leathery, ovate, glossy leaves. Choice form for Crimson' a sheltered, well drained site in sun. Beautiful, medium sized, evergreen shrub for a warm, sunny wall. Rhaphithamnus Myrtle-like, glossy, toothed leaves with clusters of small, tubular, soft £9.10 spinosus blue flowers in April, followed by deep-blue berries. Rare Chilean native, worth a try. 2.5x2.5m. Medium-size, arching shrub bearing large (to 4cm) 4-petalled, flattish, Rhodotypos white flowers at the shoot tips; late spring & early summer. Glossy, £8.65 scandens black berries. Ovate, mid-green, deeply veined, toothed leaves. Fertile soil in sun or part shade. 1.5x1.5m. Excellent, dwarf, evergreen freely bearing drooping clusters of palest creamy-green flowers; late winter to early spring. Large, smooth, Ribes laurifolium £7.50 leathery, dull-green leaves. Fruit edible. Fertile, well drained soil in a sheltered, sunny site. 1.0x1.5m. syn. R.aureum. Erect shrub bearing pendent clusters, to 2cm long, of tubular, fragrant, yellow flowers; mid-late spring. Small, rounded black Ribes odoratum £8.90 fruit. 3-5 lobed, toothed, bright green leaves. Leaves have good autumn colour. Any reasonable, drained soil in sun or shade. To: 2.0x2.0m. Medium-size, upright shrub bearing pendant clusters of pale pink Ribes sanguineum flowers; early-mid spring. 3-5 lobed, bright yellow leaves fading paler £8.90 'Brocklebankii' in summer. Slower growing than the type. Well drained, fertile soil in sun. To 1.5x1.5m. Free flowering deciduous, upright shrub, with hanging panicles of rich Ribes sanguineum red flowers with a small white throat; early spring. Deep-green £8.90 'Koja' blackcurrant scented leaves. Any reasonable soil in sun or shade. 1.5x1.0m. 1 Very aromatic evergreen shrub with narrow, dark green leaves, white Rosmarinus £3.40 on the underside. Small, blue, hooded flowers. Leaves used in officinalis cooking. Well drained soil in a sunny position. 1.8x1.50m (5) Rosmarinus Very aromatic, bushy, evergreen shrub of stiff, upright habit & narrow officinalis 'Miss dark green leaves with white undersides. Small, blue hooded flowers £7.30 Jessop's Upright' in May. Leaves are used for flavouring. Well drained soil in a sunny (AGM) position. 1.8x1.2m (5) Low, spreading form, not prostrate but a good edger. Low, spreading Rosmarinus woody stems with needle like, aromatic, dark green leaves. Whorls of officinalis 'Roman £7.50 hooded, bright violet-blue flowers during spring. Has many culinary Beauty' uses. Light, free draining soil in sun. (3-5) 40x75cm. Obscure deciduous shrub from Yunnan, China. Arching stems with very long, narrow, coarse green leaves. Very long, 60cm drooping Rostrinucula £9.70 narrow panicles of pink flowers from autumn to the frosts. Spectacular dependens if a little scruffy. Any reasonable soil, preferably in part shade. 1.4x1.4mtrs. Prostrate evergreen shrub with arching shoots covered in dense red Rubus 'Betty bristles. Heart-shaped, wavy margined glossy, mid-green leaves, £5.00 Ashburner' glaucous beneath. Racemes of saucer-shaped white flowers in summer. Any reasonable soil in sun or part shade. 30x120cm A bold, arching, shrub with golden branches covered in a white Rubus bloom. Finely cut, fern-like foliage starts & ends the season a glowing cockburnianus £9.35 gold mellowing to lime-yellow in midsummer. Small, purple flowers in 'Goldenvale' (AGM) June. Any reasonable soil in part shade. 2.0x1.8m.

The double flowered form of the US West coast native. Strong Rubus spectabilis growing, medium sized deciduous shrub with glossy, deeply veined, £7.50 'Olympic Double' toothed leaves. Good sized bright magenta-pink, pom pom like flowers from April to June. Easy in any soil in sun or shade. (4-6) 2.5x2.5mtrs.

Virtually unknown in cultivation, this very attractive willow from C. Asia was introduced by John Whitehead and makes a large shrub with very Salix capusii £9.70 pretty grey-blue narrow foliage. Purple flushed stems. Hanging spring cream catkins in spring. Responds well to pruning. Retentive soil in sun or shade. 5.0x3.0mtrs (unpruned) Strong growing willow, collected on Mt. Asao in Japan. At it's best in Salix mid spring when the bare branches are clothed in rich pink, silver chaenomeloides £10.25 haired catkins, ageing silver. Narrow leaves have a glaucous blue hue. 'Mount Aso' Best in a retentive soil in sun or shade. (2-4) 3.0x2.5mtrs. Medium to large, deciduous, thicket forming shrub, native to much of North America. The stems are clothed in very narrow, silvery-grey Salix exigua (AGM) £9.70 leaves covered in white downy hair. Small grey-yellow catkins with the new leaves in spring. Retentive soil in sun. (3-4) 3.0x4.0mtrs. Upright, medium-size shrub bearing stunning black catkins with brick- Salix gracilistyla £8.55 red anthers; early spring. Oval, silky-hairy, grey-green leaves. Deep, 'Melanostachys' moist soil in sun or shade. To: 3.0x3.0m. A very slow growing small shrub of spreading habit which in spring is Salix hastata £8.65 covered in lovely silvery-grey catkins eventually turn yellow. Elliptic 'Wehrhahnii' (AGM) sea green leaves. Retentive soil in sun or part shade. 45x60cm. A real improvement on 'Hakuro-nishiki' with elliptic, apple green leaves, heavily splashed cream & a rich flamingo-pink, especially on Salix integra £7.40 the new growth. The colour is more noticeable if pruned hard & the 'Flamingo' whole plant is best coppiced in spring. Insignificant catkins. Retentive soil in sun or part shade. 4.0x3.0mtrs unpruned. Small, prostrate, very slow growing deciduous willow from the Alpine slopes of Hokkaido. Polished mahogany stems with shaggy, white Salix nakamurana £8.90 haired, grey-green leaves. Erect, candle-like, silky white catkins in yezoalpina spring. Lovely tumbling over rocks. Easy in any not too dry soil. (3-5) 20x150cm.

Tiny, self rooting, creeping, slow growing deciduous shrub with small, Salix reticulata oval, glossy green leaves covered in a fine white felted wool on both £4.80 (AGM) sides. In spring, has slender yellow catkins, tipped pink. A widespread semi-arctic species for a retentive soil in sun or shade. (2-4) 10x30cm. syn. sachalinensis. A real splash of colour even for the wettest of soils. Very strong growing, upright deciduous shrub with the new leaves Salix udensis 'Golden £8.55 emerging in spring a vivid chrome-yellow, holding well all summer. Sunshine' Small silvery catkins before the leaves in spring. Can be coppiced hard. (2-3) 3,0x2.5mtrs. Medium sized, slow growing deciduous shrub found across N.America & Mexico. Finely divided pinnate leaves with a furrowed, reddish- Sambucus nigra £9.70 brown bark. Dense clusters of small creamy-yellow, scented flowers in caerulea May & June followed by edible blue berries covered in a white bloom. Retentive soil in sun or shade. (5-6) 2.0x2.0mtrs An attractive form of our native elder with finely divided, fern-like Sambucus nigra leaves. Flattened heads of white flowers, June, followed by clusters of £9.10 laciniata (AGM) edible, black berries. Fast growing shrub for any reasonable soil in sun or part shade. 2.5x1.5m+. Fast growing, upright shrub the large, pinnate leaves colouring a deep Sambucus nigra rich purple-black. Flat heads of musk-scented, white flowers in early porphyrophylla £12.55 summer followed by clusters of shiny, black fruit. Fertile soil in sun. To: 'Black Beauty' 3x3m+. Very attractive, quick growing, deciduous shrub the leaves emerging Sambucus nigra blackish-purple remaining smokey until turning red in autumn. Large porphyrophylla £8.20 heads of white flowers, June, followed by edible black berries. 'Guincho Purple' Ordinary soil in sun or part shade. 2.5x2.5m A medium sized deciduous shrub of upright habit with large, finely-cut, Sambucus racemosa rich-golden foliage. Conical heads of white flowers, April, followed by 'Sutherland Gold' £9.90 red berries in autumn. Less likely to scorch in sun than 'Plumosa (AGM) Aurea'. Ordinary soil in sun or part shade. 2.5x2.0m. April. Very small, compact evergreen shrub with fine, aromatic, needle like Santolina acid gold leaves. Comparatively large, button like, creamy-lemon rosmarinifolia 'Lemon £7.50 flowers on wiry stems all summer. Prune hard. Light, free draining, Fizz' rather poor soil in sun. (6-9) 30x40cm. A lovely hardy, evergreen shrub with elliptic, pointed, glossy, dark Sarcococca confusa green leaves and a dense, spreading habit. Clusters of very fragrant, £7.30 (AGM) feathery, white flowers during late winter & early spring followed by black berries. Part or full shade in fertile soil. 1.2x1m. Slow-growing, medium-size, thicket-forming shrub with slender, Sarcococca tapered, evergreen leaves. Clusters of highly fragrant, small, white hookeriana digyna £8.30 flowers in winter followed by blue-black fruit. Humus-rich, moist yet 'Purple Stem' drained, soil in full or part shade - avoid cold, windy sites. 90cms. Introduced to the UK in 1980 by Roy Lancaster this small evergreen Sarcococca has oval, taper pointed smooth green leaves. The flowers are just £9.10 orientalis pink-red tinged anthers in small tufts in winter. Excellent ground cover for rich soil in part shade. 90x90cm. Handsome, evergreen Camellia relative, capable of making a small tree but not in the UK. Handsome, glossy, Camellia like leaves. Large, Schima khasiana £10.75 bowl shaped white flowers with a big boss of gold stamens during PAB3447 autumn. Not shallow chalk. Only hardy in the most sheltered of gardens. (8-10) 4.5x3.0mtrs possibly. An Asian shrub, closely related to the tea family. Although only hardy in the most sheltered of spots this has spectacular, very large, Schima wallichii £11.15 leathery, smooth green leaves. Bowl shaped white flowers with a big noronhae 'Superba' boss of gold stamens during late summer. Best in a rich soil in part shade. (7-8) 4.0x3.0mtrs syn. obtusa. Golden Cassia is a small to medium sized evergreen shrub from Chile, only on the borderlines of hardiness, to -5c. Very Senna candolleana £8.65 woody stems with oval, pinnate pea like foliage. Heavy, hanging clusters of large, rich golden-orange flowers, often from late winter into summer. Warm sunny spot. (1-7) 1.5x1.2mtrs. (Male form) Slow growing, evergreen, rounded shrub with aromatic, Skimmia x confusa glossy leaves. Prominent 'cones' of flower buds from October opening £11.65 'Kew Green' (AGM) into large clusters of creamy-white, fragrant flowers in spring. Sun or shade in humus-rich soil. (Female) Slow growing, domed, evergreen shrub with leathery, shiny, dark green leaves. Dense cones of white-green flower buds from Skimmia japonica £8.90 autumn open to heads of very fragrant white flowers in April. Clusters 'Kew White' of red berries if pollinated. Humus-rich, moist yet drained soil in dappled shade. 1.0x1.0m. (Male) A very compact, rounded shrub the narrowly elliptic, sage Skimmia japonica green leaves edged soft cream. Large heads of white flowers buds in £8.90 `Magic Marlot' Sept. change to red-pink opening to fragrant, white flowers in spring. Best in a fertile, lime-free soil in sun or shade. (Male) A small dome-shaped evergreen shrub of dense habit with Skimmia japonica leathery, elliptic leaves. Cones of large red flower buds persist through £8.55 'Rubella' (AGM) winter opening as panicles of fragrant white flowers in spring. Humus- rich, moist yet drained soil in dappled shade. Small, bushy evergreen shrub with Dark olive green leaves & Skimmia japonica burgundy almost black stems & stalks. Smokey cream buds open to £10.25 'Thereza' sweetly scented pure white flowers in Spring. Ideal for pots or neutral to acid soil in part or full shade. 1.0 x 1.2mtrs. (Female form) Compact, bushy evergreen with whorls of leathery Skimmia japonica dark-green leaves. Pyramidal heads of white starry flowers from £8.65 'Winifred Crook' bronze-red flushed buds, followed by heads of red berries if pollinated by a male. Not shallow chalk in sun or shade. 90x90cm. Medium sized, upright, more or less evergreen upright growing shrub with finely pinnate, green leaves with rusty brown stems & new shoots. Sophora fulvida £11.30 Hanging clusters of claw like golden-yellow flowers smother the plant in late spring. Best grown as a wall shrub in a warm, sunny, sheltered garden. (4-5) 4.0x2.5mtrs The 'Cook Strait Kowhai' is a medium sized evergreen shrub for a very warm, sheltered spot. Downy stems with very finely pinnate, soft grey- Sophora molloyi £11.30 green, delicate leaflets. Clusters of claw like golden-yellow flowers 'Dragon's Gold' from late winter, through spring. Protect in cold areas. Well drained soil in sun. (1-5) 2.0x1.7mtrs. A smaller form, selected in France, of this late flowering deciduous shrub. erect stems with the leaves very finely pinnate, emerging in Sorbaria sorbifolia £9.70 spring a ghostly yellow-green with coppery orange overtones. Airy, 'Sem' frothy panicles of white flowers in autumn. Retentive, well drained soil in sun or part shade. (8-10) 1.2x1.2mtrs. Elegant large shrub the long, spreading, brownish-red \nbranches well Sorbaria tomentosa clothed in large, dark green, ash-like leaves. Large, conical panicles of £8.45 angustifolia (AGM) white\nflowers; July to September. Any reasonable soil in sun or part shade. 6x6m. 4 Large shrub or small deciduous tree. Whitebeam relative from China, remarkable for its conspicuous cream flowers opening before the Sorbus megalocarpa £14.95 leaves in spring. Small green streaked fruit.. New leaves emerge red in spring and often assume similar colouring in autumn. Any soil in sun or part shade. (3-4) 4.0x3.0mtrs. 2 The most tiniest of shrublets, found mainly in China. Mounds of very Sorbus poteriifolia finely pinnate, glossy green leaves. Heads of scented creamy-white £6.50 (AGM) flowers in May followed by white berries. Superb autumn colour. Not easy. Retentive, well drained soil in sun or part shade. (4-5) 10cm. 4 Rare in cultivation, a medium size, deciduous shrub with tough, rich green, serrated pinnate leaves. Heads of white-pink flowers in May Sorbus sambucifolia £12.75 followed by persistent, edible, red-orange fruit to 1 cm across. Native to northern Europe it is very hardy. Prefers a reasonably drained soil in sun or part shade. To: 3.0m Upright shrub the slender, rich dark green shoots topped with Spartium junceum abundant clusters of pea-like, golden-yellow, fragrant flowers; June- £6.55 (AGM) August. A scattering of lance-shaped, oval leaves. Sunny, well drained site. To: 3x3m. Medium sized, spreading deciduous shrub with arching branches. the stems are wreathed in small, delicate white flowers all along the length Spiraea x cinerea £6.75 during April & May. Narrow, small green leaves. Can be pruned hard 'Grefsheim' (AGM) after flowering. Easy in any reasonable soil in sun or shade. (4-5) 1.5x2.0mtrs. Spiraea japonica Large, flat clusters of small carmine flowers over a long period. Dense, 'Anthony Waterer' £7.50 bushy plant of upright habit. Deep fertile soil, sunny situation. (AGM) 90x90cms. Flowers: July-September Very bushy, dwarf shrub massed with red-orange young foliage Spiraea japonica turning fiery-red later. Terminal, flat heads of pink flowers in summer. £7.50 'Firelight' Adaptable plant for any reasonable soil in sun or part shade. 60x60cms. Spiraea japonica Flws:Pink July-Sept.Golden foliage\nHt.10ins. Spread 10ins. £6.75 'Gold Mound' (AGM) Deciduous\nAny reas.soil. Best colour sun/pt.shade Attractive small, very bushy, deciduous shrub well coved withflattened Spiraea japonica heads of rose-crimson flowers; July-September. Neat, mid-green £6.20 'Little Princess' foliage. Any reasonable, fertile soil in sun or part shade. To 60 x 75cms. Spreading shrub with arching branches & small, dark green leaves. Spiraea nipponica £7.50 Covered in dense clusters of white flowers early summer. Any 'Snowmound' (AGM) reasonably fertile soil in sun or shade. 1.8x1.8m (6)

Excellent winter flowering shrub from China. This is an arching semi- Stachyurus evergreen with pairs of elliptic, narrow green leaves. The branches are £11.30 salicifolius adorned with creamy-yellow bell-shaped flowers during February & March. Best in a sheltered spot in a rich soil in sun. (2-3) 2.0x2.5mtrs.

Medium to large, deciduous shrub from Eastern USA. Trifoliate leaves, downy beneath, with good autumn colour. Panicles of drooping Staphylea trifolia £8.45 creamy-white flowers during May, followed by large, inflated bladder like fruit. easy in any fertile soil in sun or part shade. ((5-6) 3.0x2.0mtrs. From the mountains of Taiwan, this forms an upright, deciduous large shrub or small tree. Pendant, white, bell-like flowers exquisitely Styrax formosanus £11.75 scented, like Jasminum polyanthum all along the branches during formosanus summer. Retentive or moist, lime free soil in dappled shade. 3.5x2.5mtrs. A lovely large, deciduous, wide-spreading shrub or small tree. Styrax japonicus Pendant, bell-shaped, fragrant white flowers, with a yellow beak, along £9.70 (AGM) the fan-like branches; May & June. May also be grown as a wall shrub. Moist, neutral to acid soil in sun or part shade. 10x8m. Medium shrub or very small tree with stiffly weeping branches. The Styrax japonicus undersides of the branches are covered in small, bell like white £14.95 'Pendulus' flowers with a yellow beak during midsummer. Stuuning & choice shrub for a sheltered spot in a moist, acid soil. (7-8) 3.0x2.5mtrs Medium sized, evergreen shrub closely related to Hamamelis but evergreen & tolerant of some chalk. Drooping, smooth green, leathery Sycopsis sinensis £10.35 leaves with clusters of spidery yellow flowers with prominent red anthers, emerging from rusty brown buds;- late winter. Rich, retentive soil in light shade. 3.0x2.0mtrs. An outstanding form making a dense shrub of dwarf, wide-spreading Symphoricarpus x habit. Clusters or spikes of purplish-red to pinkish-white berries. chenaultii 'Hancock' £5.95 Excellent ground cover for difficult sites, particularly beneath trees. (AGM) Any reasonable soil in sun or shade. 0.6x1.5m Symphoricarpus x Berry:Abund.small lilac-carmine Oct.on\nHt.4ft(1.2m)Spread 4ft. doorenbosii 'Magic £5.95 Deciduous\nAlmost anywhere inc.shade.Non-suckering Berry' Large, deciduous shrub from Central Europe with erect ly held panicles of scented, deep violet-mauve flowers in May. Small, , glossy, Syringa josikaea £8.75 dark green leaves, paler beneath. Retentive, well drained soil in sun or part shade. 3.0 x 2.0m. Medium-size shrub bearing upright panicles of fragrant, violet-rose Syringa 'Jossee' £8.55 flowers; spring. Glossy, dar k green leaves, paler beneath. Any reasonable soil; best in sun. Pretty, small-leaved bushy shrub bearing abundant panicles (to 12cm Syringa microphylla £12.00 long) of very fragrant, rosy-pink, tubular flowers in May then irregularly 'Superba' (AGM) until autumn. Any reasonably drained soil in sun. 1.5x0.9m Attractive deciduous shrub with arching branches clothed in long, narrow, lightly scented panicles of narrowly tubular soft-pink flowers in Syringa 'Miss Japan' £10.85 May & June. Differs from the English lilac in its much more graceful habit. Bred in Canada for it's hardiness. retentive, well drained soil in sun or part shade. (5-6) 150x175cm. Rarely seen species from NC China with unusual. stumpy pinnate, bronze tinged leaves, gold in autumn. Unusual nodding panicles of Syringa pinnatifolia £11.30 lilac tinted white flowers In May. So different from any other lilac. Any reasonable soil in sun or part shade. 2.5x3.0mtrs. Medium sized deciduous shrub from S.W China of upright habit. Oval leaves with yellow autumn colour. Well branched spikes of rich pink, Syringa tomentella £9.45 narrowly tubular flowers during May & June with a pleasing scent. easily grown in any reasonable soil in sun or light shade. (5-6) 3.0x2.0mtrs. The Chengtu lilac forms a large graceful deciduous shrub or small tree. The arching branched are tipped in narrow panicled pale-mauve Syringa tomentella £7.30 flowers, more rosy-pink on the exterior, during late spring. They have sweginzowii a heady, spicy scent. Narrow, slightly downy leaves. Retentive, well drained soil in sun or part shade. (5-6) 3.0x2.5mtrs, syn.'Souvenir de Louis Spaeth'. Slender spikes of deep wine red Syringa vulgaris flowers, during May & June. They have a very sweet scent. Strong 'Andenken an £17.10 growing deciduous shrub with smooth green, heart-shaped leaves. Ludwig Spath' (AGM) Ideally suited to local soils. Sun or light shade. (5-6) 3.0x2.5mtrs. Vigorous, well branched upright shrub with large, heart-shaped leaves. Large, conical panicles of double, light iliac mauve-blue Syringa vulgaris £8.00 flowers with a strong scent, during May & June. Occasionally capable 'Carpe Diem' of flowering twice a year. Retentive, well drained soil in sun or light shade. (5-6) 4.0x3.0mtrs. 8 Large, upright, deciduous shrub the woody, well branched stems Syringa vulgaris topped with conical heads of very fragrant, pure white blooms; May. 'Madame Lemoine' £32.95 Ovate, mid green, glossy foliage. Well suited to chalky, loam clay soils. (AGM) Thrives in sun or part shade. To: 2.5x1.5m+. Very large, arching deciduous shrub or small tree, widespread across S.Europe & Asia. Very fine, almost needle like leaves. Huge. airy, Tamarix ramosissima £7.30 frothy plumes of rich pink flowers, creating a haze, from midsummer into autumn. Light, free draining soil in sun. (7-8) 4.5x4.0mtrs. An excellent large shrub or small tree for windy exposed sites. The Tamarix ramosissima long arching branches are clothed in an airy froth of soft-pink flowers £10.25 'Pink Cascade' which mingle amongst the tiny heath-like leaves over a long period. Any reasonaly drained soil in a sunny site. 3x2m. (May & June) Tamarix tetrandra Flws:Pink racemes May on prev.years wood\nHt.12-15ft.Spread 7- £7.50 (AGM) 8ft.Fast grwg.Decid.\nWell drained,sunny pos.Avoid wet clays Slow growing, large spreading evergreen shrub with glossy, dark Trochodendron green leaves. Long racemes of petalless bright green 'flowers' with aralioides numerous stamens; May-June. Fertile, neutral to slightly acid soil in sun or dappled shade sheltered from cold wind. To: 10x8m. (syn Myrtus ugni) Upright, evergreen shrub the nodding, fragrant, bowl-shaped, pink tinged white flowers produced in the leaf axils; late Ugni molinae £9.10 spring. Elliptic, glossy, dark green leaves to 3.5cms. Fertile, retentive yet drained soil in sun protected from cold wind. 1.5m. syn. Myrtus. Small, slow growing, rounded deciduous shrub with small, leathery glossy leaves, flushed pale golden yellow on the new Ugni molinae £9.10 growth. Umbels of small pale pink flowers in May followed by 'Butterball' burgundy red fruit smelling of candy floss. Needs a very warm, sheltered spot in sun. 100x100cm. Small, slow growing evergreen shrub for a warm, sheltered spot. Ugni molinae Small leathery dark green leaves are variegated pink & white. Nodding £9.10 'Flambeau' waxy pink bells followed by edible, mahogany-red fruit. Needs a very warm, sheltered spot in sun. 75x75cm. Ulmus x hollandica £11.85 'Jacqueline Hillier' rather beautiful, hardy, small evergreen shrub from the Azores. Showy clusters of hanging, bell-shaped rosy-pink tinged yellow flowers Vaccinium £9.35 during late summer, followed by a profusion of small black, very edible cylindraceum (AGM) sweet fruit. Best in a retentive ACID SOIL in light shade. (5-6) 1.4x1.2mtrs. Small evergreen shrub with surprisingly large oval leaves, chalky Vaccinium white beneath, held on red stalks. Spikes of heath like rosy-pink £9.35 glaucoalbum (AGM) flowers from silver bracts in May, followed by bloomy black berries. Best in a moist, acid soil with some shade. (5-6) 1.2x1.2mtrs. Small, upright, evergreen shrub bearing a profusion of nodding, tubular, pale yellow flowers held in the upper leaf axils; April-July. Vestia foetida (AGM) £9.35 Small, yellow fruits. Plant foetid when bruised. Very sheltered, warm wall in sun in a well drained soil. 2x1.5m. Introduced by Ernest Wilson from China, this is spectacular in autumn Viburnum when the branches are laden in bunches of redcurrant like, red fruit. £7.50 betulifolium Dense heads of white flowers in spring. A large shrub, needing time to settle. Well drained soil in sun. 4.0x3.0m. Selected from one of Wilson's earliest introductions, this large, Viburnum deciduous shrub has small heads of white flowers in May. At it's best betulifolium - £9.25 in autumn with long, hanging strings of orange-red fruit like a Wilson's form redcurrant. Quite outstanding. Rich soil in sun or shade. 4.0x3.0mtrs. Viburnum x A selected form of this hybrid bearing dense clusters of very fragrant, bodnantense tubular, bright pink flowers on the bare stems; late autumn to spring. £8.00 'Charles Lamont' Upright shrub with oblong, heavily veined leaves, bronze when young. (AGM) Any reasonable soil in sun or part shade. 2.5x2.5m. A large, erect, deciduous shrub with clusters of waxy, sweetly Viburnum x scented soft-pink flowers on the bare stems over a long period bodnantense 'Dawn' £7.50 throughout winter. Ribbed leaves have a reddish tinge in autumn. (AGM) Fertile, not too dry soil in sun. 2.5 x 2.0m Medium sized, more or less evergreen shrub with large, 20cm, lance- Viburnum shaped, softly hairy, pale-green leaves, grey felted beneath. Large £7.45 buddlejifolium clusters of white flowers;- midsummer. Red fruit ageing black. Any reasonable soil in sun or part shade. (6-7) 2.5x2.5mtrs. Rounded, evergreen shrub of open habit with glossy, dark green Viburnum x leaves. Terminal heads of fragrant, white, tubular flowers followed by £10.75 burkwoodii flattened fruit, red turning to black. Moist, yet drained, soil in sun or part shade. 2.5x2.5m. Flowers: Mid-late spring. Compact, rounded, deciduous shrub bearing wonderfully fragrant, Viburnum x rounded heads of white flowers from pink buds; mid to late spring. burkwoodii 'Anne £11.65 Clusters of red fruits maturing to black in late autumn. Moist, yet Russell' (AGM) drained soil in sun or part shade. 2.0x1.5m. Bushy, rounded shrub bearing very large (to 15cms), fragrant, Viburnum x terminal heads of trumpet-shaped, white flowers from pink buds. £12.55 carlcephalum (AGM) Heart-shaped, dark green leaves. Fertile, moist, yet drained, soil in sun or part shade. 3.0x3.0m. Flowers: Late spring. Beautiful, slow, medium-sized deciduous shrub with rounded dull- Viburnum carlesii green leaves colouring in autumn. Red flower buds open into pink, £12.55 'Aurora' (AGM) wonderfully fragrant flowerheads in April & May. Jet black fruits. Ordinary fertile soil in sun or part shade. 2m x 2m. Makes dense, low mound of attractive, glossy, heavily veined Viburnum davidii evergreen leaves. Terminal clusters of small white flowers June then £9.00 (AGM) bright blue berries on female plants if cross pollinated by male forms. Any reasonable soil in part or full shade. Mound forming, compact, semi-evergreen shrub bearing snowball-like heads of tubular, WHITE flowers from pink, tinged cream buds; mid to Viburnum 'Eskimo' £14.45 late spring. Ovate, leathery, glossy, dark green leaves to 10cms long. Reasonable soil in sun or part shade. 1.5x1.5m syn. fragrans. Beautiful winter flowering, upright shrub bearing Viburnum farreri clusters of highly fragrant white flowers from pale pink buds. Oval £7.50 (AGM) leaves conspicuously veined are bronze when young. Any reasonable soil, including chalk, in sun. 2.5x1.2m. (Nov-Feb) (syn.V.f.'Album') Upright, medium to large shrub bearing clusters of sweetly-scented, tubular, white flowers on bare stems during mild Viburnum farreri £10.05 spells late autumn to early spring. Pale green, oval leaves turn red- 'Candidissimum' purple in autumn. Retentive, yet drained soil in sun or part shade. 2.5x1.5m (V.davidii x V.calvum) A selected clone of dense, rounded habit. Viburnum x Evergreen, leathery leaves are bronze when young. Small white globosum 'Jermyn's £9.70 flowers are produced in flat-topped clusters in late spring followed by Globe' black fruits. Fertile soil in sun or part shade. 1m x 1m. Semi-evergreen shrub with narrowly-oval leaves copper-tinted when Viburnum x hillieri young then suffused bronze-red in winter. Profusion of creamy-white £10.35 'Winton' (AGM) flower panicles in June; fruits red then black. Spreading & ascending branches. Sun or part shade in any reasonable soil. 1.5x1.5m. Japanese evergreen species with leathery, alternate, rounded, glossy leaves. Flattened heads of small white tubular flowers in summer Viburnum japonicum £7.50 followed by bright red fruit. Never too dry soil in a sheltered spot out of cold winds in sun or shade. (6-8) 4.0x4.0m. Compact, mound forming evergreen with leathery leaves turning a Viburnum 'Le Bois vibrant burgundy red in autumn, with the clusters of jewel like ref fruit. £10.60 Marquis' Flattened heads fo white flowers in May. A Franch hybrid for any reasonable soil in sun or shade. (5-6) 2.0x2.0mtrs. Medium sized, upright deciduous shrub with the large leathery leaves Viburnum nudum initially bronze, atking on excellent autumn colour. Flat heads of white £8.55 'Pink Beauty' flowers tinged pink in June, followed by red-pink fruit ageing black. Any reasonable soil in sun or part shade. 3x2mt. Large, evergreen shrub bearing conical panicles of fragrant, white Viburnum flowers; late summer. Striking, large, glossy green, ovate, leathery £8.55 odoratissimum leaves often colouring richly in winter & early spring. Requires a protected site in fertile soil in sun or part shade. To: 5x5m. A striking, more compact form the maple-like leaves bright yellow then Viburnum opulus colouring richly in autumn. Flattened heads of lace-cap white flowers £8.55 'Aureum' followed by clusters of translucent, glistening, persistent red fruit. Best in moist soil in light shade. Flowers: June-July. 2.0x2.0m. A small shrub of dense, compact habit with maple-like leaves Viburnum opulus colouring richly in autumn. Flattened heads of showy 'lacecap' white £8.00 'Compactum' (AGM) flowers followed by long lasting, glistening red, translucent fruits. Prefers moist soil in sun or part shade. 90x90cms. Unusual form of a native shrub the spring foliage a lovely soft gold Viburnum opulus maturing to lime-green with good autumn tints. Flat heads of lace-cap, £9.35 'Park Harvest' white flowers, late spring, followed by clusters of translucent red fruit in autumn. Retentive soil in sun or part shade. 2.0x2.0m. Viburnum opulus Easy, hardy, shrub with maple-like leaves & large, globular, yellowish 'Roseum' £7.30 green flower heads turning into white 'snowballs' June-July. Any (syn.'Sterile') (AGM) reasonable soil, preferably moist, in sun or part shade. 2.4x2.4m. Choice large shrub with branches forming horizontal, tiered layers & Viburnum plicatum massed with large flat heads of snow-white 'lacecap' flowers, Apr-May. tomentosum £9.00 Fresh-green, ribbed leaves turn maroon in autumn. Any reasonable 'Lanarth' soil, inc. chalky, in sun or part shade. Handsome, large, fast growing evergreen, the large, heavily veined, elliptic leaves green above & white-felted beneath. Stout corymbs of Viburnum £8.20 creamy-white flowers followed by berries if planted in groups. Any rhytidophyllum reasonably drained soil, including chalk, in sun or shade. 3.0x2.5m. Flowers: June. Medium sized, spreading deciduous shrub with deeply veined leaves that have medicinal properties & were used for tea. Glaucous leaves Viburnum setigerum £10.25 have good autumn colour. Heads of white flowers during April, following by hanging strings of pink-red fruit. Best in some shade in a reasonable soil (4-5) 2.5x2.5mtrs. Dense, bushy, upright evergreen massed in dark green, glossy leaves. Viburnum tinus 'Eve Clusters of carmine buds opening to pale pink & white flowers over a £7.50 Price' (AGM) long period. Blue berries may follow. Any reasonable soil including chalk in sun or shade. 2.5x1.5m (December-March) Large, rounded, bushy evergreen shrub massed with flat heads of Viburnum tinus £8.55 blush-white flowers from rich-pink buds, Dec-Mar. Any reasonable 'Gwenllian' (AGM) soil in sun or shade. 3.0x3.0m Dense, bushy, evergreen shrub with ovate, glossy, dark green leaves and, from late winter into spring, flattened clusters of deep pink buds Viburnum tinus £8.00 opening to small, salverform pale pink to white flowers followed by 'Lisarose' blue-black fruit. Retentive, well drained soil in sun or shade. (1-4) 2.5x2.0mtrs. Medium-large, dense, bushy shrub massed with variegated creamy- Viburnum tinus yellow, evergreen leaves. Heads of white flowers, from pink buds, £7.65 'Variegatum' from autumn till spring. Metallic blue-black berries. Any reasonable soil in sun or shade. Avoid exposed sites. 2.0x2.0m+. Bushy, small to medium sized evergreen shrub, initially slow then strong. Smaller, leathery, matt-green leaves have a wide, irregular Viburnum tinus £8.55 creamy-yellow margin. Loose heads of small, cup-shaped white 'White Egret' flowers, flushed pink, from red buds & stalks throughout winter. Any soil in sun or shade, out of cold winds. (11-3) 2.0x2.0mtrs eventually. Long, narrow panicles of pure white flowers to 30cm long in Vitex agnus-castus September to November. One of the last shrubs of the season to £9.30 'Silver Spire' flower. Finely cut leaves turn yellow in autumn.Sheltered, well drained spot in sun out of cold winds. (8-10) 2.0x1.5mtrs. Small, bushy, compact deciduous shrub with the leaves emerging smokey-brown becoming rich plum-brown by flowering. Clusters of Weigela 'Black & £9.70 long, tubular white flowers with red stained tubes during mid to late White' summer. easy & tough in well drained soil, colouring best in sun. (6-8) 70x70cm. Well covered in clusters of bell-shaped, ruby red flowers; May-June. Weigela 'Bristol Well branched, rounded, deciduous shrub with ovate, matt, green £7.50 Ruby' leaves and chestnut coloured stems. Easy for any reasonable soil in sun or part shade. To: 1.5x1.3m. Easy shrub with attractive creamy-yellow variegated, fresh looking Weigela 'Florida £7.95 leaves all summer. Pale pink, scented, foxglove-like flowers. Any Variegata' (AGM) reasonable soil in sun or part shade; not too dry. 1.5x1.2m (June) Compact, slow growing shrub of dense habit. Foliage heavily Weigela 'Kosteriana variegated creamy-yellow remaining fresh all summer. Clusters of £7.30 Variegata' foxglove-like deep pink flowers, paler within; if then pruned will flower again later in season. Fertile soil in sun or part shade. 1.2x1.2m (5-6) Vigorous yet compact deciduous shrub with the dark green leaves Weigela 'Moulin having an irregular gold margin & a fine red edge. Heavy clusters of £7.95 Rouge' soft red flowers during early to midsummer. Retentive, well drained soil in sun or part shade. (6-7) 2.4x2.2m. Small, compact, rounded deciduous shrub with rich brown flushed Weigela 'Naomi glossy leaves. Terminal heads of more narrow, bright crimson-pink £7.65 Campbell' tubular flowers from late spring through summer. Ideal feature for a pot. Any reasonable soil in sun or part shade. (5-8) 80x80cm. Medium-size, rounded shrub well covered in clusters of bell-shaped, Weigela 'Red Prince' bright red flowers over a backgorund of fresh-looking, rich-green £7.30 (AGM) leaves. Easy shrub for any reasonable soil in sun or part shade. 1.5x1.5m. Flowers: June Medium sized, rosemary like evergreen shrub. Erect stems with Westringia whorls of narrow, needle like, grey flushed dark green leaves. Clusters £9.00 'Wynyabbie Gem' of lilac flowers, held in the upper leaf axils all summer. Best against a warm, sheltered wall in sun. (5-9) 1.5x1.5mtrs. Slow & difficult to propagate so always rare. Much smaller than the Zanthoxylum species this makes a medium sized deciduous shrub with aromatic, piperitum purple- £17.10 finely pinnate, rich purple-brown leaves with tiny leaflets, held on spiny leaved stems. Insignificant flowers followed by red seed, held in edible seed cases. Easy in any soil in sun or part shade. 2.0x2.0mtrs.