New Plants

Compact habit. New leaves emerge a rich burgundy hue and mature to a lush green

A rare species with large serrated and ovate leaves. Cluster of white flowers

Large oblong leaves which are leathery and dark green with coarsely toothed margins. Young leaves are coppery-red

Small needle-like leaves and white flowers

A small slowish growing tree from New Zealand with flattened green leaf-like stems call cladodes arranged pinnately in attractive fronds. The emerging cladodes are an attractive reddish-brown. Perfectly hardy and unusual

Compact habit dark green foliage and wine-red new growth

Pinkish-red flower and red young growth

Downy young stems. Small, maroon-crimson flowers

New growth pale green with cream edge, changing to pink in summer, maturing to burgundy over winter.

Cream-variegated dwarf form with scented white flowers

(syn. Podocarpus alpinus 'Bluey') - Blue leaves with pinkish-red new growth. Female variety

Slow growing shrub with pale greenish-yellow pointed leaves. Appears rather yew-like

New shoots rusty-red in summer, in winter the whole plant turns a deep garnet colour

Spikes of white flowers

Erect grower with lilac flowers

Small dark pink flowers.

Blue-green leaves. Greenish bracts tipped with red.

A very interesting and peculiar small tree with slender drooping reddish branches which only have a very few orange tinted leaves at the end of the twigs

Small columnar tree with pink flowers in spring

(Japanese Lantern). double flowers of white, pink and green.

(Spring Snow) - red ball-like buds opening to double white with a hint of pink

A wide spreading and suckering tree with long toothed leaflets. Greenish flowers in huge hanging catkins with winged fruits

vigorous tree with pinnate leaves and winged green fruits in pendent spikes in summer

Pinnate, compound leaves, with each segment deeply dissected. Fern-like appearance

Tight heads of good clear deep pink flowers which become blue before they shed

Narrow chestnut-like leaves margined with bristle tipped teeth

Intermediate between its parents Q.alba and Q.robur. Greyish flaking bark and good autumn colour

Deciduous oak, many toothed, leathery leaves

Large ovate broadly lobed leaves make this species readily identifiable