New Plants

Vigorous pyramidical fir tree with blue-grey foliage

Dark mauve to blue flowers

Orange with red veins

Slender grey-green phyllodes with new growth tinged red. Small clusters of pale yellow flowers.

Large spiny leaves, blu/purple flowers

With large fruits that have a thin blue-green skin and an excellent flavour, while partially self-fertile, fruits better when planted with another variety

Large regular shaped fruits with rough skin

White striped snake bark and bright red winter shoots

The most striking striated bark of all the davidii cultivars. Suitable for smaller gardens. Young shoots dark red with conspicuous white veins.

Fan shaped leaves with 10-12 lobes and beautifully coloured autumn foliage

Purple maroon young shoots and peculiar flower tassels of bright burgundy

Large glossy leaves, deeply lobed. Brilliant autumn colour.

Dwarfish maple with deeply dissected foliage of deep reddish purple

Green-yellow divided leaves with orange-yellow autumn colour

Deeply divided and red stalked leaves. Crimson autumn colour

Good deep purple-red foliage and crimson autumn colour

brilliant glittering scarlet spring foliage becoming shrimp pink and bronzy-green then orange in autumn

Pink-tinted variegated leaves

Summer foliage burnt-orange in full sun or yellow in shade

Grows to 3-4 feet with dark cut green foliage and spikes of steely-blue hooded flowers

Silver-veined purple leaves. White flower spikes on purple stems.

Compact growing form with pink flowers

A stunning purple weeping form with delicate purple foliage and fluffy pink flowers

Narrow leaves and slightly fragrant, pendent yellow flowers, borne on slender stems.

(syn. Hesperaloe parviflora). Linear, arching leaves. Tall flower spikes with many, tubular, pink flowers.

Semi-double flowers of rich deep pink.

Yellow-white flowers, silvery-grey leaves

White star-shaped flowers with a striking lemon centre

A tenderish multi-stemmed evergreen shrub, with lustrous green leaves. Black berries on female plants. Suitable for maritime exposure

Forms a bold clump of flax-like leaves about 2 feet long. Stems rising from the base, bear panicles of starry white flowers with a hint of mauve. An excellent and unusual new introduction from New Zealand