New Plants

(platyphyllum) was latifolium - deep lavender-blue flowers on wiry stems

Red-tinted 3-5 lobed leaves in spring and in autumn. A beautiful tree in maturity

Deeply cut fig-like leaves which are dark green turning red and purple in the autumn

Pyramidal habit with good autumn colour.

Flowers green outside and green with yellowish veins within. In Cornwall the yellow autumn colours on this tree in November are exceptional

Irregular creamy-white margins to the leaves

A Japanese and Chinese evergreen oak with terminal fruiting spikes. Yellowish down on young branches and silvery undersides to the leaves

Semi-pendant small tubular red and yellow flowers

Finely divided leaves and large panicles of creamy white flowers

Fern-like leaves and attractive peeling bark. White flowers

Spiny arching stems and clusters of purple flowers in summer followed by egg-shaped orange berries

Upright growing with blue-green leaves and showy clusters of bright yellow flowers

White flowers from pink buds. In autumn, golden yellow, slightly pointed fruits

Spreading crabapple with fragrant white flowers and cherry-like fruit

Thick, evergreen leaves with small-toothed edges. Small fragrant flowers of burgundy-red.

(formerly and often incorrectly called M. sheldonii) - tall growing variety with varying shades of blue flowers which produce fertile seed

An upright shrub with obovate leaves and literally thousands of tiny yellow flowers from the stems. Berries purplish when ripe

Ovate bristle-toothed leaves and long spiraea-like plumes of creamy-white flowers with a hawthorn fragrance

Blue stems and blue-green leaves, silver on reverse. Red flowers.

Scarlet-red flowers and green leaves with silvery-grey undersides

Leaves with a broad, creamy-white margin

(syn. M. reticulata 'Sakuku Fuji', Wisteriopsis reticulata 'Satsuma', Callerya reticulata) - a woody climber with pea-like flowers rose-pink or red in dense racemes

A rare and compact and stocky growing form of M. basjoo, with shorter and wider leaves

Excellent for coastal areas. Sticky buds and white flowers spotted purple

large luxurious bright green leaves and striking blue flowers. Seems to do best in exposed positions with poor soil

(syn. Morella pensylvanica) - aromatic leaves, persistent small whitish fruits

(formerly LITSEA glauca) - very attractive silky, rusty-brown, new growth which becomes dark green above and whitish below. Highly aromatic when crushed

Bright red autumn colour with hints of gold and pink

Narrow leaves which are dark green above with a white indumentum underneath. Corymbs of white flowers

White daisy flowers which are indigo-blue on the reverse