Cornus sanguinea 'Anny's Winter Orange'£9.50 £7.60 Orange-stemmed DogwoodAn essential plant for cheering up the winter border, this shrub produces masses of stems which start with a yellow colouration at the base, changing through orange into fiery red at the tips. |  | | Cornus sericea 'Flaviramea'£9.00 £7.20 DogwoodThe yellow stemmed dog-wood does well beside ponds and streams. Prune to just above ground level in spring. | | | |
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Cupressus macrocarpa 'Goldcrest Wilma'£6.00 £4.80 Monterey cypressAn attractive conifer with bright golden-yellow foliage. Best left untrimmed, or lightly trimmed. Can grow up to 2 foot a year. Well-drained soil in sun to part-shade. Width 1 metre, height 3 metres (10 ft). | | | Diervilla rivularis 'Honeybee'£8.50 £6.80 Bush HoneysuckleA 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. | | | Diervilla sessilifolia 'Butterfly'£8.50 £6.80 A suckering deciduous shrub of modest size, very attractive to bees and butterflies with its small yellow/pink flowers in mid- late summer. Ideal in a wilder part of the garden where it can spread. |
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Euonymus alatus 'Compactus'£6.50 £5.20 Winged Spindle TreeA dwarfer form of our native Spindle, forming a low growing deciduous shrub, with brilliant red autumn colour and atractive stems in winter. Ideal for smaller gardens. | | | Euonymus fortunei 'Emerald Gaiety'£7.50 £6.00 Versatile, evergreen shrub with green leaves with a white margin and a pink tinge in winter. The long stems can be allowed to trail over a low wall or up as a climber. Can also be kept trimmed and bushy and used in pots. Any soil in sun/shade. | | | Euphorbia mellifera£6.50 £5.20 Milkweed, SpurgeEvergreen shrub with honey-scented orange flowers in late spring followed by ornamental fruit. Needs a warm sunny spot |
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Euphorbia x pasteurii£7.50 £6.00 A large rounded evergreen shrub, a vigourous hybrid between mellifera and stygiana. The slender green leaves have a central white stripe, and take on reddish huse in the autumn. | | | Ficus carica White Fruited£8.00 Fig Capable of making a large tree, the Fig is best grown with its roots restrained which will encourage fruit formation. White juicy fruits, considered by our supplier to be better than brown varieties Plant against a south facing wall, or in a large pot. | | | Forsythia intermedia 'Goldrausch'£8.50 £6.80 Large, spring flowering shrub with masses of bright yellow flowers from March to April. Goldrausch has larger flowers than other varieties. |
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| | | Gomphostigma virgatum£4.50 £3.60 Otter bush Buddleja relative from South Africa where it grows alongside rivers with its roots at the water's edge. It is an evergreen, shrubby perennial with narrow grey leaves & small fragrant white flowers from mid summer to autumn. | | | Hedera helix 'Spetchley'£6.50 £5.20 A slow-growing cultivar, with small triangular dark green leaves. Even old plants keep this habit - unlike many other Ivies which tend to revert. Grow in a shallow pot, on a rockery or up low walls. |
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Hedera helix f. poetarum 'Poetica Arborea'£12.00 £9.60 Ivy An arborescent (non-climbing) Ivy, native to Greece/Turkey, having orange/yellow fruits in winter to spring. A good evergreen shrub, the late flowers are appreciated by bees, the fruit by the birds. Most soils, sun ot part-shade. Trim in spring if needed. | | | Hydrangea paniculata 'Wim's Red'£12.00 £9.60 A recent introduction, as with other paniculatas the pointed panicle of flowers come out white, then turns pink but in this variety the colour deepens further to a dusky red by the late summer. | | | |
