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Hydrangea Arborescens 'Annabelle' is a deciduous shrub which features large, spherical heads of white flowers. They can be pruned in late autumn or winter to help promote new growth and maintain the plant's shape. This hydrangea is easy to care for and makes a great addition to any garden or landscape. Its large flowers and lush foliage create a beautiful and dramatic display, especially when planted in clusters.

Hydrangea Anomala Subsp. Petiolaris is a deciduous flowering vine commonly known as the climbing hydrangea. The leaves are dark green, glossy, and heart-shaped. The flowers are white, fragrant, and appear in large clusters, called corymbs, during late spring and early summer. It can climb up to 80 ft and needs support to grow vertically, such as a trellis, fence, or wall.

Hydrangea Macrophylla 'Bouquet Rose' is a deciduous shrub with broadly oval, toothed dark green leaves. It produces dome-shaped clusters of flowers, in shades in pink to violet depending on the PH of the soil.

Hydrangea Macrophylla 'Madame Emile Mouillère' commonly known as Mophead Hydrangea is a bushy, deciduous shrub with large oval, toothed green leaves. It produces lovely large white dome shaped flower heads which often tinge pink with age and in full sun.

Hydrangea pan. 'Grandiflora' is a deciduous shrub which plant produces stunning pyramid-shaped flower heads. It has an upright, spreading habit with dark green leaves that turn yellow or red in autumn. The flowers start as white then turn pinkish-purple in late summer. Hydrangea pan. 'Grandiflora' is a gorgeous shrub that can add a touch of elegance to any landscape.

Hydrangea Pan. 'Limelight' is a deciduous shrub which features large, conical-shaped flowerheads that are composed of dozens of small, creamy-white to lime-green flowers. As the flowers mature, they turn pink and eventually deep rose-red in autumn.

Hydrangea Quercifolia also known as oakleaf hydrangea. It is named for its distinctive oak-shaped leaves, which turn beautiful shades of red, orange, and purple in the autumn. It produces large, showy white flower clusters in early summer that gradually change to pink and then brown as they age. These flowers can last for up to two months and make great additions to cut flower arrangements.

This holly variety makes a perfect winter addition to any garden with its dark green, creamy silver margined leaves. Evergreen, slow-growing, and tolerable to most soil types (Chalk, Clay, Dry, Loam, Sandy, well-drained).

Ilex aquifolium makes a perfect winter addition to any garden with its emerald green leaves and desirable red berries throughout the season. Evergreen, slow-growing, and tolerable to most soil types (Chalk, Clay, Dry, Loam, Sandy, well-drained). Ilex aquifolium is a great low-maintenance variety, blooming small white flowers in spring and ideal for attracting wildlife, especially birds.

Soil Type: Chalk, Clay, Loam, SandAspect: West-facing, East-facing, South-Facing, North-facingSunlight: Full Sun, Partial ShadeFoliage: EvergreenSoil pH: Acidic, Alkaline, NeutralHardiness Rating (RHS): H6 (-20°C to -15°C) Supplied at a height of '   'cm including the '  'L pot (excl. pot height '   'cm

Soil Type: Chalk, Clay, Loam, SandAspect: West-facing, East-facing, South-Facing, North-facingSunlight: Full Sun, Partial ShadeFoliage: EvergreenSoil pH: Acidic, Alkaline, NeutralHardiness Rating (RHS): H6 (-20°C to -15°C) Supplied at a height of '130-140'cm including the 20L pot (excl. pot height 110-120cm

Ilex Crenata commonly known as Japanese Holly Ilex Crenata is a slow-growing evergreen shrub. Its small, glossy, ovate to rounded leaves up to 2cm long emerge pale green before maturing to a dark green colour; small white flowers are born in spring and may be followed by small, glossy, blackberries. These topiary balls make perfect doorway ornaments or statement pieces in a flower bed.

Ilex 'Nellie R. Stevens' is a striking evergreen holly prized for its dense, glossy foliage and vibrant red berries, which not only add seasonal colour but also provide an important food source for birds during the colder months. Its spring flowers attract pollinators, helping...

Cupressus Sempervirens Totem Cupressus Sempervirens Totem is the classic Italian cypress, pencil slim with tight tufted growth and a lovely bottle green colour, ideal as a focal point in the garden or in a large container. This evergreen conifer can be planted in groups as a...

Cupressus sempervirens Totem is the classic Italian cypress, pencil slim with tight tufted growth and a lovely bottle green colour, ideal as a focal point in the garden or in a large container. This evergreen conifer can be planted in groups as a very attractive screen, and it is also extremely effecting for lining a driveway or for courtyard planting. The mid-dark green foliage is densely packed on the tree to form a neat and columnar shape and the foliage has a wonderfully fresh fragrance to it.

Cupressus Sempervirens Totem is the classic Italian cypress, pencil slim with tight tufted growth and a lovely bottle green colour, ideal as a focal point in the garden or in a large container. This evergreen conifer can be planted in groups as a very attractive screen, and it is also extremely effecting for lining a driveway or for courtyard planting. The mid-dark green foliage is densely packed on the tree to form a neat and columnar shape and the foliage has a wonderfully fresh fragrance to it.

Kaffir (Citrus x Hystrix) trees provide an instant Mediterranean feel to a garden or patio. Citrus trees have glossy dark green foliage in a compact round shape. They produce beautifully fragrant white flowers throughout early spring followed by ripe large fruits in November - February. Kaffir Lime trees are self-fertile so a single tree provides both flowers and fruit. It can take up to a year for the fruit to ripen so it is possible to have both fruits and flowers present at the same time. Citrus thrives in a warm, sunny sheltered position. They are best kept in a container or pot as they are not fully hardy in the British climate. During autumn and winter, it is recommended that they are brought indoors into a conservatory or a greenhouse. Avoid placing the citrus tree near central heating, as this can cause leaf drop due to the lack of air humidity. During particularly cold spells of weather place a horticultural fleece around the plant for additional protection.

Kaffir (Citrus x Hystrix) trees provide an instant Mediterranean feel to a garden or patio. Citrus trees have glossy dark green foliage in a compact round shape. They produce beautifully fragrant white flowers throughout early spring followed by ripe large fruits in November - February. Kaffir Lime trees are self-fertile so a single tree provides both flowers and fruit. It can take up to a year for the fruit to ripen so it is possible to have both fruits and flowers present at the same time. Citrus thrives in a warm, sunny sheltered position. They are best kept in a container or pot as they are not fully hardy in the British climate. During autumn and winter, it is recommended that they are brought indoors into a conservatory or a greenhouse. Avoid placing the citrus tree near central heating, as this can cause leaf drop due to the lack of air humidity. During particularly cold spells of weather place a horticultural fleece around the plant for additional protection.

Bay Laurel has dark green aromatic foliage producing pale yellow flowers during spring and dark berries in winter. The neat foliage can be pruned back in late spring - mid-summer to maintain at the desired height and shape. Bay Standards are a popular choice for containers. Perfect for using as a statement plant on either side of a front door. Laurus nobilis thrives in a sunny position, sheltered from strong winds and in well-drained soil.

Mini Myrtle (Myrtus Communis) is a dwarf evergreen tree with small, aromatic ovate leaves and star-like flowers that bloom in late summer.

Bay Laurel has dark green aromatic foliage producing pale yellow flowers during spring and dark berries in winter. The neat foliage can be pruned back in late spring - mid-summer to maintain at the desired height and shape.

Lavandula Angustifolia Hidcote is an evergreen low-growing woody shrub narrow, silvery-grey leaves and small deep violet-purple flowers in dense, aromatic spikes 3-4cm in length, present from summer to autumn, great at attracting bees and butterflies to your garden. Both 'Hidcote' and ‘Munstead’ are cultivars of English Lavender, differing slightly as Hidcote is more tightly packed and has darker coloured flowers than ‘Munstead’.

Lavandula Angustifolia Munstead commonly known as English lavender this bushy dwarf evergreen shrub has narrow, silvery-grey leaves and small deep violet-purple flowers in dense, aromatic spikes 3-4cm in length, present from summer to autumn, great at attracting bees and butterflies to your garden.

Lemon (Citrus x Limon) Trees provide an instant Mediterranean feel to a garden or patio. Citrus trees boast glossy dark green foliage producing beautifully fragrant white flowers throughout early spring followed by fruit sets in summer. Lemon trees are self-fertile so a single tree provides both flowers and fruit. It can take up to a year for the fruit to ripen so it is possible to have both fruits and flowers present at the same time. Citrus thrives in a warm, sunny sheltered position. They are best kept in a container or pot as they are not fully hardy in the British climate. During autumn and winter, it is recommended that they are brought indoors into a conservatory or a greenhouse. Avoid placing the citrus tree near central heating, as this can cause leaf drop due to the lack of air humidity. During particularly cold spells of weather place a horticultural fleece around the plant for additional protection.

Lemon (Citrus x Limon) Trees provide an instant Mediterranean feel to a garden or patio. Citrus trees boast glossy dark green foliage producing beautifully fragrant white flowers throughout early spring followed by fruit sets in summer. Lemon trees are self-fertile so a single tree provides both flowers and fruit. It can take up to a year for the fruit to ripen so it is possible to have both fruits and flowers present at the same time. Citrus thrives in a warm, sunny sheltered position. They are best kept in a container or pot as they are not fully hardy in the British climate. During autumn and winter, it is recommended that they are brought indoors into a conservatory or a greenhouse. Avoid placing the citrus tree near central heating, as this can cause leaf drop due to the lack of air humidity. During particularly cold spells of weather place a horticultural fleece around the plant for additional protection.

Plant Habit: Columnar uprightSoil Type: Chalk, Clay, Loam, SandAspect: West-facing, East-facing, South-Facing, North-facingSunlight: Full Sun, Partial ShadeFoliage: EvergreenSoil pH: Acidic, Alkaline, NeutralHardiness Rating (RHS): H6 (-20°C to -15°C)  Supplied at a height of 150-160cm including the 18L pot (excl. pot height 130-140cm)  Supplied at a height of 190-200cm including the 25L pot (excl....

Leylandii hedging boasts pale green spring foliage maturing to mid-dark green. As the fastest growing of all hedging plants, it is a great option for achieving a dense privacy cover quickly. Due to its fast-growing nature is regular pruning is advised.

Lime (Citrus x Aurantiifolia) trees provide an instant Mediterranean feel to a garden or patio. Citrus trees have glossy dark green foliage in a compact round shape. They produce beautifully fragrant white flowers throughout early spring followed by ripe large fruits in November - February. Sweet lime trees are self-fertile so a single tree provides both flowers and fruit. It can take up to a year for the fruit to ripen so it is possible to have both fruits and flowers present at the same time. Citrus thrives in a warm, sunny sheltered position. They are best kept in a container or pot as they are not fully hardy in the British climate. During autumn and winter, it is recommended that they are brought indoors into a conservatory or a greenhouse. Avoid placing the citrus tree near central heating, as this can cause leaf drop due to the lack of air humidity. During particularly cold spells of weather place a horticultural fleece around the plant for additional protection.

Citrus aurantiifolia (Key Lime) Lime citrus trees provide an instant Mediterranean feel to a garden or patio. Citrus trees have glossy dark green foliage in a compact round shape. They produce beautifully fragrant white flowers throughout early spring followed by ripe large fruits in November - February. Sweet lime trees are self-fertile so a single tree provides both flowers and fruit. It can take up to a year for the fruit to ripen so it is possible to have both fruits and flowers present at the same time. Citrus thrives in a warm, sunny sheltered position. They are best kept in a container or pot as they are not fully hardy in the British climate. During autumn and winter, it is recommended that they are brought indoors into a conservatory or a greenhouse. Avoid placing the citrus tree near central heating, as this can cause leaf drop due to the lack of air humidity. During particularly cold spells of weather place a horticultural fleece around the plant for additional protection.

Magnolia 'Betty' is a bushy upright deciduous shrub with large mid-green leaves. Tulip-shaped flowers deep red-purple outside and creamy-white within. Ideally planted in well-drained soil partial shade or full sun, adding plenty of ericaceous compost to the planting hole.