Plants Flowering in April

New form. More solid orange-red colouring to trunk

Richly peeling white bark on this outstanding selection originating from Werrington Park in Cornwall

Beautiful pale pink peeling bark softened with a white bloom. A slender tree with a spreading crown

Striking copper-red bark

Beautiful white bark especially when viewed in winter from a distance

Brillliant white bark and glossy leaves

Smooth, glossy, coppery-orange bark

Dark chocolate-brown bark

Very rare tree with attractive 3 pinnate leaves veined with purple. Reddish-brown peeling bark and pendulous racemes of reddish-brown flowers. Needs a sheltered spot

Deep cerise pink flowers in profusion. A most attractive greenhouse or conservatory plant

Fragrant flowers, brown on the outside, yellow within.

All Flower APR-MAY

Giant 'Forget-me-not'. Deepest blue

An excellent groundcover plant for cool positions with sprays of pure white flowers

Yellow young and old leaves which contrast with the blue flowers

Green leaves margined creamy-yellow

Dramatic silver leaves with narrow green edges and bright blue flowers

(syn 'Dawson's White') - large leaves are edged white

Pale lilac.

The most vivid scarlet flowers

Brilliant red.

Aromatic, grey, needle-like leaves. Red, one-sided, bottlebrush flowers.

Creeping rhizomes and buttercup-yellow flowers. Best grown on the edge of water or in a bog

Fragrant reddish brown flowers with long flowering period

(syn. C. leitchtlinii subsp. leichtlinii). Creamy white starry flower spikes

Bulbous perennial. Violet-blue flower spikes. Hardy

Japonica. pink peony form

Japonica. Large semi-double scarlet with red and yellow stamens

Japonica. Large single white with conspicuous stamens