Shrubs

The yellow stemmed dog-wood does well beside ponds and streams. Prune to just above ground level in spring.

A fast-growing semi-evergreen shrub of dense growth habit, producing arching stems covered with masses of small pinky white flowers, much loved by bees.

Prostrate, evergreen shrub with near horizontal branches up to 6 feet long. Small white flowers in summer are followed by masses of red berries in winter - good for birds. .

A handsome shrub with striking yellow foliage and yellow flowers from may-June which are a big draw for pollinators. A good shrub for a container and well suited to growing in a container.

A striking Fig with attractive deeply cut, snowflake-shaped leaves. Small fruits appear in late summer but mainly grown for its foliage.

Large, spring flowering shrub with masses of bright yellow flowers from March to April. Goldrausch has larger flowers than other varieties.

A compact, free-flowering, bushy, hardy variety with pale pink flowers over a long period. Moisture retentive soil in part-shade. Would make a nice low hedge, in part shade.

This deservedly popular hardy Fuchsia makes a compact, upright shrub with single flowers with pinky red petals surrounding a dusky purple corolla. Makes and excellent hedge. Any well drained soil in sun to part shade.

An unusual spreading/trailing fuchsia with small green leaves yellow upward-facing flowers with red stamens and blue pollen. Can be used as a mat-forming plant for the front of a border or it will trail over edge or a pot, basket or low wall