Shrubs

A medium sized evergreen shrub with arching branches carrying clusters of lightly fragrant, pale pink from mid to late summer. Foliage often turns a bronzy colour in winter. Hardy but appreciates a sheltered position.

Ideal for training against a warm sunny wall in good moisture retentive soil, this long flowering cultivar sports bright orange flowers of a medium size which dangle from the arching stems.

An evergreen shrub which loves a warm sunny spot, although it is proving hardy in most gardens. Growing to 6 feet or more it produces pink mallow-like flowers from spring to autumn into the winter. Prune in spring. A great bee plant.

An open deciduous slightly suckering shrub, grown for its clusters of white flowers in spring, autumn colour & masses of dark red edible-when-cooked fruit.

From Chile & Argentina where it is becoming rare in the wild due to habitat loss. An evergreen tree or large shrub with leathery leaves, scented when crushed, & typical fluffy white Myrtle flowers followed by black berries. Sheltered sunny site.

Large shrub with narrow silvery leaves on arching stems. Pendant racemes of scented mauve flowers in early summer which are loved by butterflies.

Semi-evergreen shrub with large hairy leaves, for a sunny sheltered spot. Has the largest flowers in the genus, in hanging panicles in early summer.

A medium sized shrub renowned for its profusion of bright purple berries in autumn.

A deciduous shrub, more compact than bodinieri 'Profusion', coming to life in the autumn with purple berries and colourful foliage.

Evergreen shrub from Australia with bright pink bottlebrush flowers in spring and autumn. For a sheltered, frost free garden or a cool conservatory.