Butterfly loving trees and shrubs

The most handsome member of this family, originally raised at Caerhays Castle, with very glossy foliage and waxy white flowers

(syn. Micranthum) - filmy white flowers, aromatic and hugely attractive to late season butterflies

Vigorous shrub of upright habit and peeling bark with fragrant white flowers at the end of the shoots. The calyx turns bright red after flowering

Medium bushy form, flowers yellow

Suckering shrub with masses of bright deep pink flowers on arching shoots

These extremely decorative and easy tall shrubs, require full sun and are best against a south facing wall. They have attractive bark and long panicles of flowers with good autumn colour as an added bonus. AUG-SEPT

All Flower JUL-OCT (Recently renamed as Malva)

Pure white scented flowers

Slow growing self clinging climber with panicles of creamy-white flowers

JUN-JUL

All flower JUN-JUL

Male form with glossy green leaves and large greenish flower racemes, commonly very hardy

Shallowly furrowed bark which peels in maturity. Flowers camellia pink at first fading later to near white on the tips of individual twigs

(Euodia daniellii)(Tetradium hupehensis) - large pinnate leaves and corymbs of attractive scented white flowers in late summer. Dark purplish fruits