New Plants

Deep purple foliage and fiery-red and orange autumn colours

RHS Plant of the Decade 1963 - 1972. Small tree with an upright habit and large white bracts

A spectacular new introduction with its vibrant pink to deep fuchsia bracts. A long lasting and intense colour

Pinkish-bronze tinted foliage with yellow flowers, followed by red berries

Light yellow flowers in glowing trusses

Attractive plum coloured new growth which is more pronounced in maturity

Large fruiting form ripening in SEPT-OCT

A multi-stemmed shrub with attractive with pink catkins and spiny husked fruit clusters

Cherry-red flowers with chocolate scent

A thornless American Cockspur hawthorn

Small tree with few thorns and bright-red fruits. Holds the leaves well into winter

Double pink

Usually thornless tree. Aromatic, orange-yellow fruit

Columnar tree with curved spreading branches

Large divided leaves

A tree fern with a slender trunk. The fronds have a distinct yellowish mid-rib. Needs a cool moist position sheltered from wind

A palm-like plant with pinnate dark green glossy leaves. It grows well in a sunny, well drained spot in milder areas

Orangey-pink.

Clusters of white heavily scented flowers

This new and expensive introduction is guaranteed to flower at a much younger age without the need to wait for a couple of decades. Very large bracts even in 2-4 year old plants.