Plants Flowering in March

Once seen with its white camellia-like flowers and glossy foliage this will become a very popular garden plant

a tall growing tree with white woolly undersides to the leaves

Lilac-purple drum-stick primula

Good white form

Variable yellow flowers

fragrant pale yellow flowers

Dark claret-red flowers in early spring

Unusual deep bronzed-brown foliage

Bluish foliage and burgundy red flower bracts

Upright grower producing long reddish stems of butter-yellow tulip-like bracts which become tipped in crimson in winter

Variegated leaves and red bracts

Blue-green leaves. Greenish bracts tipped with red.

Hardy to about -6°C in ideal conditions.This variety has a medium sized bract (flower) which is brilliant red and provides a colourful winter or spring display

a large vigorous evergreen shrub from Australia which grows up to 3 metres. Deep green serrated leaves complement spectacular large red domed flowers. Has survived -6oC in Cornwall but needs protection from strong winds and severe frosts

tight columnar habit and dense clusters of semi-double pale pink flowers

Spreading wild cherry tree

Double white flowered form

Deep pink flowers with yellow stamens

Small columnar tree with pink flowers in spring

(incisa x campanulata) - startlingly attractive carmine-red flowers early in the seaon

The most floriferous of the double pink cherries with vigorous and quick growing habit

Deep pink double flowering cherry with weeping habit

New growth coppery. Single pink flowers. Small tree with spreading habit

Deep purple young foliage turning bronze in autumn. Double rose-pink flowers

Pink in bud, changing to blush white, double

RHS Chelsea Plant of the Year 2024. Profuse star-shaped white blossom.

White flowers, in flushes, between autumn and spring

Pink flowering 'Autumn Cherry'

large single white flowers

Semi-double, pale greenish white flowers