Plants Flowering in Februrary

Old fashioned original form of sasanqua with tiny white flowers from October onwards. Compact habit and small curling leaves

x williamsii. Clear pink, semi-double

Japonica x lutchuensis. A cross between Tiffany and c.lutchuensis with white petals, blush pink on the back. Very scented and suitable for the conservatory

Sasanqua. Bright purplish-pink with golden stamens.

Sasanqua. Large semi-double white with tinge of pink

Japonica. Open white flowered paeony form. Often very early in the season

Japonica. Very large double paeony form, white

Japonica. (Syn. Gauntlettii) - very large white semi-double lily form

Japonica. A rose-pink sport of 'Mathotiana Alba'

X williamsii. Medium pink to light pink, double

x williamsii. Single deep pink

x williamsii. Free flowering single pink, usually out by February

Japonica. semi-double or paeony flowers with rose-pink petals overlaid with crimson stripes

Japonica. Deep plum-red flowers

Japonica. Large semi-double crimson

Japonica. Double soft pink

Species. Red buds and masses of sweetly scented small white single flowers

Japonia. Large single red opening flat

Species. Tenderish species with numerous small white flowers

Species. Pure white fragrant double flowers and irregular variegation on some leaves

Japonica. Large crimson velvet, semi-double

x williamsii. Formal double, lavender flushed bright pink

Japonica. Very large white flower

Japonica. Large semi-double with thick petals of pure white

x williamsii. Paeony form with brilliant pink-red flowers

Cuspidate x C. saluenensis. Similar to 'Cornish Snow' but with delicate pink flowers

Small, single white with pink. Yellow anthers.

(Syn. fragrans) - highly scented yellow flowers with a purple centre on bare stems

(C.japonica) orange edible fruits with sweet skin and acidic flesh.

Hardy lemon which will grow outdoors in the mildest climates