Shrubs

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

A dwarf Hebe with fine, conifer-like green foliage. Forms a dense, evergreen mound. Good planted in containers with seasonal flowering plants or on a rock garden.

In comparison to the similar 'Annabelle' this is a sturdier rounded shrub with smaller white flower heads which are less likely to flop in rain. Good soil in sun to part shade.

A compact variety which is ideal for growing in pots and has the added bonus of flowering on new as well as the previous years growth. Pink flowers June-August on most soils but blue on acid soil.

A mophead variety with very large flower heads - deep pink on alkaline soil, blue on acid. A fairly compact plant, so good for tubs.

A dwarf variety of mop-head Hydrangea with rounded flower heads of blue (on acid soil) or pink (on neutral/alkaline) in late summer and autumn. Ideal for pots or small gardens.

Large shrub with conical white flower heads in late summer. An established plant is an impressive sight.

This is a more narrow variety, useful if you want the height without as much width as other hollies. The plain green leaves are very spiny so a good barrier.  Also known for its extreme cold tolerance. It is a self-fertile female so will bear berries alone but more so if there is a male Holly nearby.

This stands out from the usual English Holly with its variegated, pink-flushed new leaves. A slow growing evergreen shrub which provides year round interest. Grow in well drained soil in sun or part shade.

An arching deciduous shrub bearing racemes of scented white flowers in mid-summer. In the autumn its leaves take on rich red colour before falling. .