Plants Flowering in Februrary

Reddish-purple bowl-shaped flowers.

Transluscent pink flowers

A hybrid raised at Caerhays by the head gardener whose name it takes. Enormous pink tulip-shaped flowers early in the season

Pale pink, immense flowers

Large deep rose-pink flowers

White star-shaped flowers. All flower FEB-APR

Profuse deep pink flowers fading after opening

Dense shrubby form with small purplish flowers

Pale pink buds unfurling to white

Large flowers with more numerous petals than other varieties

Conical habit and fragrant small white flowers streaked rose-purple later towards the base

A pinkish form of this small growing magnolia which is closely related to M. denudata

A valuable suckering plant for underplanting in dense shade

A spreading bush with dense clusters of bright yellow flowers

Bluish green leaves spotted yellow and white at the base. Very fragrant light yellow flowers

Yellow flowers, sweet scented like Lily of the Valley, good autumn colour

Large pinnate foliage and yellow flowers NOV onwards

Fine cut foliage and erect flowers

Upright yellow flares

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

Yellow flowers in spring. Leaves turn orange-red in winter.

Bright carmine-red

Leathery leaves and fragrant brownish-yellow flowers

(syn. 'Crimson Fans') - a Chinese woodland plant which forms a low mound of bold maple-shaped leaves. Bronze-green in spring they later turn green with crimson tips. Small bell-shaped flowers in spring.

Fragrant greenish white ribes-like flowers. Attractive pale green new growth.

Large shrub with long lanceolate leaves and fragrant white flowers in late winter

Small white flowers in spring. Excellent groundcover for shade

Excellent autumn colour with small red flowers in February-March on bare stems

Purple shoots in spring and dark green leaves with a striking purple border in summer. Yellow to orange autumn colour

Glossy red shoots and young leaves edged with bronze-red. More upright tree-like habit