New Plants

Large creamy-white bracts

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

Attractive peeling brown bark and slightly fragrant yellow flowers on naked twigs in FEB. Red fruits and rich autumn tints

Mottled bark, white bracts

Yellow-green leaves, small yellow flowers followed by yellow fruit.

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

Long dark green leaves with velvety down beneath. Long bell-shaped pink or green flowers

Sweetly scented blue flowers.

Light yellow flowers in glowing trusses

Very dissected leaves turning yellow in autumn. Produces edible nuts.

Large fruiting form ripening in SEPT-OCT

A large tree with light coloured furrowed bark Dense clusters of fruits with pale brown husks

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

Shrub or small tree, producing edible nuts

Cherry-red flowers with chocolate scent

White flowers, dark red berries.

Red berries.

Clusters of red-orange berries

Small pink flowers and orange-red berries

Large, shiny green leaves. Red-tinted flowers followed by yellow berries.

Drought and cold tolerant with yellowish peeling bark and purple-red flowers

Shrub or small tree with light red berries

Double pink

Grey-green downy leaves, attractive white flowers and dark purple-red fruits. A spectacular species which has great ornamental value

Large divided leaves.

Upper trunk and new fronds covered in light brown scales. Light green fronds which can grow up to 15ft in length. Prefers shady moist conditions. Relatively quick-growing

When mature the fronds can be 4 metres long. Distinctive white undersides to the leaves

The fronds are tripinnate and up to 3 metres long in maturity. Black on the 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