Catalogue

Deciduous and evergreen flowering Shrubs

Please Note: Figures (cm) denote approximate height in centimeters after ten years.

Use the below hyperlinks to find plants in alphabetical order.


ABELIA
Grandiflora
Dainty pink funnel-shaped flowers in profusion from July to September. Needs a sheltered position or at the foot of a wall. (180cm)
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Frances Mason
Attractive golden leaf form.
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ACER
Unlike their western relatives, these need a deep moist neutral or acid soil and protection from the drying effect of sun and wind, such as isgiven by light deciduous trees. We usually have good stocks of specimen acers both standard and bush, individually priced on our retail sales area. Other varieties are availible in limited quantities. Please ask us.

Japonicum Aureum
Peat Loving
A rare and extremely slow growing, leaves of bright gold all summer. Limited quantity. (150cm)
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Japonicum Vitifolium
Green fan-shaped, colouring brilliantly in autumn. (150cm)
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Palmatum
A fairly vigorous and upright bush with fresh green leaves turning scarlet in the autumn. Good as a background shrub. (120cm)
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Atropurpureum
Rich copper-crimson leaves throughout the summer. (120cm)
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Bloodgoed
Superior deep purple form of palm. Atropurpureum. Recommended.(120cm)
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Chitoseyama
Bronze-green leaves turning shades of orange-scarlet in autumn. (120cm)
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Eddisbury
Vigorous with bronze-green foliage, bright coral shoots in winter. Brilliant autumn colour. (180cm)
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Little Princess
Deep green leaves edged red, dense and spreading habit. (100cm)
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Orange Dream
Green/ yellow leaves, upright habit. Striking autumn colour.
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Osakazuki
Leaves turning in autumn to a fiery-red. One of the most brilliant of all the Acers. (120cm)
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Trompenberg
Excellent deep-purple form, resistant to sun scorch. (150cm)
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Palmatum Dissectum Group
Dissectum Crimson Queen
Deep purple form, weeping habit. (75cm)
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Inabashidare
Good purple form weeping down to the ground. (75cm)
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Garnett
Excellent deep purple, fairly vigorous and wide spreading. (75cm)
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Viride
The dainty leaves are a fresh bright green, becoming orange in autumn. (60cm)
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AMELANCHIER

Canadensis
A twiggy, rounded shrub with masses of white flowers in April; richly coloured autumn foliage; very hardy. (300cm)
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ARBUTUS

Unedo
Evergreen shrub grows into small tree (8-10ft). Fruits resemble that of a stawberry.
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ARONIA

Melanocarpa
Spring flowering shrub. Black fruits late in Summer. Superb autumn colour.
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ARTEMESIA

Arbrotanum
Evergreen
A small erect grey downy shrub with aromatic foliage. (60cm)
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AUCUBA

Japonica Variegata
Evergreen
A hardy evergreen shrub with golden variegated leaves, forming a dense rounded bush and thriving almost anywhere, even in total shade. (150cm)
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Crotonifolia
Evergreen
Large leaves boldly spotted with gold. Good. (150cm)
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AZALEA
For some years now we have made a speciality of these beautiful shrubs, and have, for this coming season, a fine stock of all groups. No other range of plants give a greater display in spring and also colour in the autumn. Azaleas are woodland plants and therefore do best in most halfshaded positions. They will however succeed in the open on practically all lime free soils — providing plenty of peat of leaf mould is mixed with the soil when planting, and annual top mulch of leaf mould placed around the plants to keep surface roots moist Important: All old flower heads must be removed after flowering.
A selection of 10L specimen plants are available from the sales area in the Spring and into Summer individually priced.
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Pratts Hybrids are a selection of hybrids raised by the late Mr Denny Pratt of Ness and Fittleborough. Many of them late flowering and highly scented.(80cm) - Limited Availability.

Ghent, old favourites. Attractive small flowering varieties. Medium growing. (80cm)

Knaphill Strain, the largest flowers, and most vigorous growing. All shades and varieties flower in May. (120cm)

Mollis, April and May flowering, short to medium growth (90cm)

Viscosa, May and June flowering, very sweetly scented. (90cm)


ANNEKE
Deep rich yellow, late flowering, scented. RECOMMENDED.

BERRYROSE
Strawberry-pink suffused gold. Bronzy foliage.

BRONZE FIRE
Distinctive, deep bronze foliage. Orange-red.

CHANEL
Primrose-yellow, heavily scented.

DAVIESII
White with yellow flare.

DENNY’S SCARLET
clear scarlet, large flowered, late.

DENNY’S WHITE
Masses of small white flowers. Very highly scented in June.

GIBRALTAR
large cinnamon orange blooms.

GLOWING EMBERS
reddish orange, strong grower.

GOLDEN SUNSET
clear yellow, throat apricot.

PERSIL
large white, yellow blotch. RECOMMENDED.

PONTICUM
easily grown ‘Woodland Azalea’, scented.

ROSE HAZE
Perfumed soft pink. June flowering.

SATAN
brilliant fire-red of upright habit.

SOIR DE PARIS
fondant pink. Blue-grey foliage, heavily scented.

SUMMER FRAGRANCE
highly scented white flowers in June.

WHITE BROCADE
late, vigorous, June flowering and scented.


AZALEAS (Standard)
Available on 90–140cm stems, in popular varieties. Availabile in Spring/Summer from the sales area. Hardy and colourful, making ideal specimen plants for tubs or borders.
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AZALEAS (Japanese and kurume varieties)
These dense low-growing azaleas are mostly evergreen and are especially useful for furnishing the margins of borders and are also suitable for rock-gardens. They provide masses of colour in April and May, are generally hardy, but benefit from a little protection when young. Five or more less 10% ALL VARIETIES. (40/60cm)
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Arabesque
deep crimson, large flowers in May.

Betty Ann Voss
late, delicate pink variety.

Blue Danube
large lilac-blue flowers, dwarf habit.

Favourite
a very good rose-pink.

Hatsugiri
mass of cerise-pink flowers on compact bush.

Helen Close
compact growing, white flowers in May.

Hino Crimson
crimson flowers on a compact bush.

Hot Shot
Red flowers with green and silver vaigated leaves.

Johanna
bronzy foliage surmounted by large crimson blooms.

Kathleen
rosy red.

Kermesina Rose
Pink and white flowers, slow grower.

Mother’s Day
deep crimson, double and late flowering.

Moon Maiden
white blooms with delicate pink; unusual.

Naomi
pale tangerine, late flowering.

Orange Beauty
strong growing, with coral-orange flowers.

Palestrina
pure white. Upright habit.

Panda
prostrate bush, late-white flowering.

Rosebud
double pink, rose-like in bud.

Princess Juliana
pale orange; taller in habit.

Squirrel
deep red-orange; compact.

Stewartsoniana
bright clear red; late flowering, foliage wine-red in winter.

Sylvester
double rose pink flowers, mid-early flowering.

Vuyk’s Rosy Red
large open flowers, solid compact grower.

Vuyk’s Scarlet
large scarlet flowers; neat grower.

Wombat
low growing, profuse pink flowers. Late flowering.
CONVOLVULUS
Cneorum
A small olive like plant, pinky white flowers.
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CORDYLINE
Australis
Evergreen
A palm often seen in coastal gardens. Hardy if correctly sited.
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Australis Purpurea
purple leaf form of above.
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CORNUS
This family of dogwoods is extremely valuable both for winter colour and in the variegated foliage which is useful for flower decoration. Easily grown, it will tolerate moist conditions. Can be pruned hard in spring to encourage strong red shoots and control size of bush.

We have a selection of new american flowering dogwoods, florida, kousa and nuttalli hybrids please ask for varieties available.

Alba
forms a dense thicket up to 180cm high; young branches rich red in winter.
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Gouchaltii
notable for its yellow variegated leaves all summer, sometimes striped with pink. Makes a spreading bush, but can be pruned each spring to advantage. (180cm)
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Variegata
soft grey-green leaves with silver edges; a beautiful silver variegated sort. Pruned each spring to the base, it makes stronger shoots and larger leaves. (180cm)
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Sibirica Westonbirt
one of the finest shrubs for winter colour, when the bark is sealing wax-red; fresh green foliage turning deep burgundy in autumn. (180cm)
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Contraversa Variegata
classical specimen shrub; horizontal branches with striking silver variegated leaves. (limited availability) (120cm)
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Florida
large shrub with conspicuous white bracts in May; autumn tints. (300cm)
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Kousa
elegant tall shrub; erect white bracts covering the branches in June. (300cm)
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Sunguinea Winter Beauty
bright orange stems for stunning winter effect. (180cm)
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Stolonifera Flaviramea
young shoots yellow to olive-green, very effective in winter. (180cm)
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CORTADERIA ARGENTEA
Graceful silver-grey plumes on long stems in September and October; best planted in early auntumn or spring. (300cm)
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pumilia
shorter growing form of above. (200cm)
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CORYLUS

Avellana Aurea
attractive soft-yellow leafed, hardy shrub. (180cm)
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Contorta Red Majestic
Attractive deep red foliage on twisting branches. Purple catcins. (200cm)
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Avellana Contorta
both curious and beautiful, its twisting and curling branches are hung with yellow catkins all winter. (120cm)
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Maxima Purpurea
the leaves rival the copper beech in colour; purple catkins in early spring, and purple nuts in some seasons. (180cm)
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COTINUS

Coggyria
smokey plume-like flowers give a hazy effect in June/July; lovely autumn colours. (150cm)
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Royal Purple
magnificent deep red-purple leaves affording good foliage contrast. Cut back in April. (150cm)
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Grace
tall variety with large purple-red leaves, scarlet in autumn. (180cm)
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COTONEASTER
This important genus includes some of the most indispensable of hardy evergreen shrubs. They vary from prostrate carpeters to tall trees. Brilliant autumn colour, either of berry or leaf, is their most notable attribute, and they are tolerant of almost all soils and conditions. Can be regularly pruned if desired.
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Conspicua Decora
Evergreen
a spreading bush growing to 150cm across, with thyme-like leaves and orange-red berries; excellent for covering banks and retaining walls. (120cm)

Congesta Nana
Evergreen
small leaved and ground hugging, red berries, ideal for rockery. (150cm)

Cornubia
Evergreen
a vigorous tall-growing variety with large red berries borne in profusion; holds its leaves till February in most winters (See also Standard Trees section). (300cm)

Coral Beauty
Evergreen
forms a dense evergreen mound. Heavy crop of red berries in autumn. RECOMMENDED. (60cm)

Dammeri
Evergreen
excellent vigorous evergreen ground cover. (60cm)

Dammeri Oakwood
Evergreen
A better form of Dammeri (60cm)

Franchetti
Evergreen
a charming, slender semi-evergreen, with neat grey-green foliage and profuse orange-yellow berries in autumn. One of the best and most graceful shrubs. (180cm)

Horizontalis
branching and spraying; abundant red berries, following pink flowers — much worked by bees; ideal for walls. (150cm)

Microphylla
Evergreen
an evergreen much used for draping walls; small glossy leaves and large red berries. (150cm)

Rothschildiana
Evergreen
handsome strong-growing shrub of arching habit; butter-yellow berries on unusually bright green foliage. (180cm)

Repens
Evergreen
an attractive creeping variety of vigorous habit; excellent for covering banks; scarlet fruits.

Simonsii
a bushy upright shrub, holding its large orange-red berries into the new year; makes a good hedge and is attractive for its autumn foliage. (180cm)

Watereii
Evergreen
strong growing, large leaved and upright growing. Large bunches of scarlet berries. Good for screening. (300cm)

CRINODENDRON
Hookerianum
Narrow deep green leaves, crimson flowers along the branches.
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CYTISUS (Broom)
These easily-grown shrubs will thrive in almost any lime-free soil. They should be pruned annually after flowering. Do not cut into old wood but reduce the flowering shoots by two-thirds their length.

Kewensis
Evergreen
a very prostrate and wide-spreading broom, forming sheets of primrose-yellow flowers in April and May; invaluable for banks and tops of retaining walls. (30cm)
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Praecox
Evergreen
fountains of creamy-yellow flowers on a medium height bush, one of the earliest to flower. (120cm)
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Alba
Evergreen
a pearly-white form of praecox. (120cm)
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Allgold
Evergreen
a newer form of praecox, with deeper coloured yellow sprays. (120cm)
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Boskoop Ruby
Evergreen
velvety ruby red flowers on a compact bush. (120cm)
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Zeelandia
Evergreen
bushy and spreading in growth, with a profusion of pale pink to deeper pink flowers in late May. (90cm)
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ILEX
Most varieties of holly are available as root balled plants November - April. P.O.A. Dependant upon size.



Argento Marginata
Evergreen
a good berrying silver variegated sort. FEMALE (110cm)

Aquifolium
Evergreen
See Hedging.

Belgica Aurea
Evergreen
smooth bright golden and green leaves. Neat pyramidal tree. MALE (200cm)

Blue Prince
Evergreen
extremely hardy pyramid shaped bush, blue-green in winter. MALE (210cm)

Blue Princess
Evergreen
dark green, bluish in winter, soft spined leaves. Very hardy. FEMALE (210cm)

Crenata Golden Gem
Evergreen
small, smooth-leaved Japanese holly, flat growing with beautiful golden yellow leaves throughout the year. Dwarf plant. (60cm)
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Ferox Argentea
Evergreen
creamy-white margined leaves prickly all over. MALE (90cm)

Golden King
Evergreen
broad, comparatively smooth-edged leaves, with a rich golden border; berrying. FEMALE (200cm)

Golden Milkboy
Evergreen
striking gold splashed leaves. MALE. Limited. (130cm)

Golden Queen
Evergreen
bright yellow, prickly. MALE (140cm)

Handsworth New Silver
Evergreen
creamy margined long leaves, purple stems. FEMALE. (200cm)

Hodginsii
Evergreen
a strong vigorous form, dark green smooth leaves. Wind resistant and one of the best hedge makers. MALE (200cm)

Jc Van Toll
dark, shiny, almost spineless leaves. Red berried. Self polinating. (200cm)

Lawsoniana
Evergreen
striking ornamental variety with large leaves, splash of gold in the centre. Green reversions should be removed. FEMALE. (120cm)

Mme. Briot
Evergreen
a good free-berrying form with golden leaves; strong grower. FEMALE (150cm)

Pyramidalis
Evergreen
a self-pollinating, narrowly erect, pyramidal tree with smooth leaves, bearing a heavy crop of scarlet berries. (150cm)

Silver Milkmaid
Evergreen
prickly, silver splashed leaves. FEMALE. Limited (130cm)

Fructo-Luteo
similar to Pyramidalis but with bright butter-yellow berries seldom taken by birds. (90/120cm)

RHODODENDRON
If Rhododendrons are to succeed a lime-free acid soil is essential. The addition of peat and cow manure will help to bring this about, and is very beneficial to the growth of the plant. The clusters of seed-pods should be removed as soon as possible after flowering, in order to encourage flower buds for the following year.
We have a good selection of traditional Rhododendron varieties not listed, please ask if we have the variety you are looking for.
Small quantity of specimens are available September - April. Prices according to age: £30- £60.
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Red Shades


Wilgen's Ruby
Peat loving, Evergreen, Late flowering, medium/tall height
A newer variety of deep bright red..

Lord Roberts
late flowering variety, deep blood-red.

Half Dam Lem
Peat loving, Evergreen, Mid flowering, Medium height.
Excellent deep red.

Pink Shades


Morning Cloud
Peat loving, Evergreen, Mid flowering, Medium height, See Picture
trusses of rose pink with healthy foliage.

Souv. de A. Waterer
Peat loving, Evergreen, Mid flowering, Tall height, See Picture
salmon-pink, well shaped trusses. One of the best.

White, Orange & Yellow Shades


Cunningham’s White
Peat loving, Evergreen, Tall height, See Picture
strong growing and well furnished with flowers of white, pink in bud.

Gomer Waterer
Peat loving, Evergreen, Late flowering, Medium height, See Picture
blush-pink opening to white; large and compact trusses; lovely healthy bold foliage.

Hoteii
Peat loving, Evergreen, Short height, See Picture
the deepest yellow hybrid yet raised, free flowering and good foliage.

Yakusimanum


Yakusimanum
Peat loving, Evergreen, See Picture
remarkable Japanese bush, dome-shaped with compact trusses of soft pink/white flowers in May (60cm)

Yakusimanum Hybrids
Neat and compact hybrids suitable for the front of borders and small gardens.

Dreamland
Peat loving, Evergreen, See Picture
compact, attractive soft peach pink.

Golden Torch
Peat loving, Evergreen, See Picture
salmon pink in bud opening to yellow.

Grumpy
Peat loving, Evergreen, See Picture
very low and compact; pale yellow tinging to shell pink.

Percy Wiseman
Peat loving, Evergreen, See Picture
delicate creamy pink. Taller yet compact.

Sneezy
Peat loving, Evergreen, See Picture
soft pink, dark red blotch, compact habit.

Dwarf & Alpine
These attractive plants are eminently suitable for rock gardens and small borders, in lime-free soil, but since their roots are compact, they are easy to grow in more difficult soils by preparing pockets of peaty compost. These, together with the dwarf azaleas, make ideal gifts as they take up little room even in the smallest garden.
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Baden Baden
Peat loving, Evergreen
large scarlet flowers, compact and spreading habit with attractive foliage. (60cm)

Blue Tit
Peat loving, Evergreen
an easily grown, broadly bushy dwarf, with soft blue flowers in April and May. (60cm)

Curlew
Peat loving, Evergreen
large yellow flowers on dark shiny foliage. (45cm)

Dora Amateus
Peat loving, Evergreen
free flowering white, very hardy. (75cm)

Elizabeth
Peat loving, Evergreen
brilliant scarlet, early-flowering variety; slow growing and suitable for the front of borders. (90cm)

Ginny Gee
Peat loving, Evergreen
Compact pale pink funnel flowers, fading to white. (45cm)

Impeditum
Peat loving, Evergreen
tiny steel blue foliage, mauve flower. Idea for rockeries. (20cm)

Moerheim var.
Peat loving, Evergreen
prolific lilac-blue flowers every year, without fail; a dense rounded hummock. (30cm)

Ostara
Peat loving, Evergreen
tall grower, early srping cerise flowers. (120cm)

Princess Ann
Peat loving, Evergreen
beautiful dwarf variety with lemon flowers. (30cm)

Scarlet Wonder
Peat loving, Evergreen
compact round habit; beautiful scarlet bells. RECOMMENDED (60cm)

Wee Bee
Peat loving, Evergreen
Low growing pale pink funnel flowers. (45cm)

RHUS

Typhina Laciniata
handsome, finely cut leaves, which turn scarlet and yellow in autumn. The young branches are brown felted, and the habit is wide and forking. (180cm)
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RIBES
a popular easily grown shrub for difficult positions.

Sanguineum King Edward VII
rather a slow-growing variety with deeper rose-crimson bloom. (180cm)
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ROSMARINUS

Officinalis
Evergreen
Pointed aromatic grey-green foliage, pale blue flowers. Needs warm sheltered position.
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RUBUS

Tricolour
Evergreen
attractive long trailing stems bearing white flowers in July. Forms a dense carpet even in deepest shade. (60cm)
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SAMBUCUS

Black Beauty
striking dark foliage, pink flowers with sweet lemon fragrance. (200cm)
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Black Lace
striking filigree dark foliage, attractive pink flowers. (180cm)
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Nigra Aurea
one of the hardiest golden-foliaged shrubs. (210cm)
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Plumosa Aurea
a beautiful strong-growing fern-leaved form, golden all summer; easily grown and should be pruned and shaped each March. HIGHLY RECOMMENDED (210cm)
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SANTOLINA

Chamaecyparis
Evergreen
a dwarf species, silver fern like foliage with bright lemon flowerbuds. (45cm)
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Incana
Evergreen
dense rounded small bush of feathery grey; aromatic when crushed. Cut back almost to the base each spring. (60cm)
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Virens
Evergreen
bright green scented foliage. Yellow button flowers. (45cm)
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SARCOCOCCA

Confusa
Evergreen
dense and spreading variety. Scented cream flowers. (60cm)
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Humilis
Evergreen
dense and spreading, excellent for carpeting in shade; fresh green foliage and scented white flowers in February. (60cm)
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SENECIO

Greyi
Evergreen
forms a handsome broadly rounded shrub, with silvery-grey young leaves, with bright yellow daisy-like flowers in July and August. (60cm)
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SKIMMIA
Excellent speciment examples are available rootballed and also in container grown.
Other varieties availible in small quantities.

Fragrans
Peat loving Evergreen, a first-class male evergreen variety, conical creamcoloured flowers in spring, scented and decorative. (90cm)
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Japonica (MALE)
excellent evergreen suitable for shade. Large cream flowers in March–April. (90cm)
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Japonica (FEMALE)
Evergreen
small cream flowers occasionally followed by scarlet berries. (60cm)
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Rubella (MALE)
Peat loving, Evergreen
large conical flowerheads, attractive in winter with its ruby buds and red flower stems; upright and branching habit. (90cm)
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SPIRAEA
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Arguta Graciosa
a bush of slender weeping branchlets; a snow-like cascade of blossom in April. Prune after flowering. (120cm)

Little Princess
makes a low cushion of twiggy branches, set with profuse rose-coloured flowers in June. (30cm)

Bumalda Anthony Waterer
plate-like heads of deep red flowers from June–August; bushy and semi-dwarf. Prune hard back in March. (60cm)

Dart's Red
An improved form of A-waterer. (120cm)

Gold Flame
interesting dwarf shrub with leaves splashed gold and crimson, pink blooms July and August. (60cm)

Gold mound
low-growing, bright golden foliage, pink flowers in late summer. (60cm)

Shirobana
masses of pink and white flowers on the same bush in June–July. (60cm)

Nyewood’s variety
cushiony spreading dwarf form covered in masses of bright flowers, July. (30cm)

Snow Mound
low shrub with dense mound-like habit. Masses of white flowers June–August. (60cm)
STEPHANANDRA

Incisa Crispa
a crinkle-leafed shrub, forming dense mounds; providing excellent ground cover. (45–60cm)
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STRANVAESIA

Pallette
Evergreen
delicate pinkish white leaves with yellow variegation. Attractive against red young growth. (300cm)
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SYMPHORICARPUS

Hancock
an outstanding form of dwarf habit, excellent ground cover, particularly under trees. Pinkish fruits. (60cm)
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SYRINGA
Lilacs require a deep rich soil and do not object to light shade. Renowned for their heavy perfume in late spring.
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Charles Joly
deep purple, paler reverse. Double. (200cm)

Congo
rich lilac-red, single. (200cm)

Katherine Havemeyer
broad trusses of soft mauve flowers. Double. (200cm)

Michael Buchner
large lavender-blue flowers in large heads. Double. (200cm)

Mme. Lemoine
the favourite double-white. (200cm)

Mrs Edward Harding
dark crimson-purple, with large blooms. Double. (200cm)

Primrose
pale yellow single flowers. (200cm)

Sensation
purple-red edged white single. (200cm)

Souv. de L. Spath
the best of the single deep purple varieties; free flowering and vigorous. (200cm)
SYRINGA SPECIES

Emodii aureo variegata
New
this is a striking shrub, large golden leaves in spring and early summer. Pale pink flowers. Rare shrub. RECOMMENDED. (200cm)
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Microphylla superba
masses of delicate pink flowers in April, with second flush in September. Small leaved species, large grower. (240cm)
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Palibiniana
a miniature Lilac, fragrant mauve flowers in May. (60cm)
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Patula Kim
purple-violet scented flowers, dense rounded bush. (100cm)
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VIBURNUM
A beautiful group of both evergreen and deciduous shrubs, of which many have a delicious scent. There are also several winter-flowering varieties, and all are worthy of a place in your garden.
Small quantities of other varieties are availible.

Bodnantense
Peat loving
rich pink and white fragrant flowers, which appear during the winter months, remarkably frost resistant; a strong grower. (180cm)
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Burkwoodii
Peat loving, Evergreen
a splendid semi-evergreen laden with large fragrant white flowers in April and May; easy to grow. (150cm)
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Burkwoodii Anne Russell
Evergreen, Peat loving
strongly scented pale pink flowers in spring. Fairly compact grower. (120cm)
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Carlcephalum
Peat loving
broadly rounded with stout erect stems; large heads of pinkish buds opening to white; April–May. (150cm)
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Carlesii Aurora
Peat loving, New
a great improvement on carlesii; flowers in April and May, deep pink in bud changing to blush-white, sweetly scented. A stronger and more vigorous grower. (120cm)
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Charis
Peat loving, New
recent introduction also descended from carlesii, it has strongly fragrant blush-pink flowerheads in April and May; healthy green foliage and vigorous habit. (120cm)
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Davidii
Evergreen
a compact evergreen, with bold leathery ribbed leaves. Bright turquoise-blue berries appear in late summer, especially when several are planted together to effect cross pollination. (60cm)
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Hillieri Winton
semi evergreen, creamy white flowers with red fruits in autumn. (200cm)
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Opulus
flat white flowers, followed by translucent red berries like redcurrants, persisting long into winter; the foliage colours richly in the autumn. (300cm)
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Sterile
a very popular shrub whose flowers are green at first, opening to round white ‘snowball’ heads; bushy and shapely habit. (150cm)
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Plicatum Grandiflorum
large ‘snowballs’ of white blooms in May. (180cm)
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Lanarth
a fine form similar to Mariesii, but more upright and stronger growing. (180cm)
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Mariesii
a beautiful oriental-looking shrub, with horizontal branches; large flat heads of white flowers in May and June.(150cm)
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Sargentii Onodonga
splendid form with deep maroon leaves when young. Sterile white flowers, (200cm)
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Rhytidophyllum
Evergreen
huge ribbed leaves, white flowers in June followed by red berries. (180cm)
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Tinus
Evergreen
a popular evergreen of dense habit, with pink flowers from autumn to early spring. (120cm)
Price:
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Tinus Eve Price
deeper pink form.
Price:
G