This intergeneric hybrid between Catalpa bignonoides and Chilopsis linearis was raised in the Tashkent botanical gardens in Uzbekistan. It is a superb summer flowering small tree or large shrub for both hot dry inland conditions and coastal areas. Read more about x Chitalpa tashkentensis ‘Pink Dawn’
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‘Bennett’s White’ is the grandest of all the Cistus carrying very large, very sumptuous white flowers on a 180cm tall shrub clothed in narrow glossy green leaves. Read more about Cistus ‘Bennett’s White’
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A tough evergreen shrub with beautiful silver pink flowers, whitish towards the centre, over grey-green foliage. C. ‘Grayswood Pink’ grows about 45cm tall and 120cm wide. Read more about Cistus ‘Grayswood Pink’
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Cistus monspeliensis is native to the Mediterranean area and the Canary Islands. It makes a tough drought tolerant evergreen shrub some 100cm tall by 120 across. Read more about Cistus monspeliensis
One of our most popular plants, this very drought tolerant, evergreen shrub makes a 120cm wide evergreen mat clothed in small sage like leaves which during late spring and early summer is graced by hundreds of white, golden centred, flowers like a small single rose. Read more about Cistus salviifolius ‘Prostratus’
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Named for the area of Northern India bordering Kashmir and Tibet this tough vigorous climber is one of the easiest and most drought tolerant of all Clematis. Read more about Clematis ladakhiana
Easy to grow and free flowering, we’ve had ‘Golden Tiara’ growing on a fence for many years now and it never ceases to astonish us with its long flowering beauty. Read more about Clematis tangutica ‘Golden Tiara’
There can hardly be a better carpeting plant than this north African ground cover. Convolvulus ‘L.A. Form’ is a favourite of ours featuring an especially large flowered variety imported from California where it is widely grown for its superior qualities. Read more about Convolvulus sabatius ‘L.A. Form’
‘Heliot’ is a Fleuroselect gold medal winner. This medal is only awarded to plants which are considered outstanding. This selection of the widespread North American perennial produces rich golden flowers with a central crimson for much of late spring, summer and autumn. Read more about Coreopsis grandiflora ‘Heliot’
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Corydalis ‘Blue Line’ is a hybrid between C. flexuosa and C. elata and is more vigorous than either of its parents. It flowers here at Lambley in light shade from October until March. Read more about Corydalis ‘Blue Line’
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Cotoneaster dammeri is one of the best of all evergreen ground covers. It makes a mat of small, dark green, leathery leaves and its prostrate stems root where they touch the soil. Its flowers are fragrant and during autumn and winter it produces showy bright red berries. Read more about Cotoneaster dammeri
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This marvellous Cyclamen, endemic to the hills and mountains near the Turkish Black Sea coast, is one of the joys of winter when it gives forth an almost endless succession of flowers ranging from light to dark pink. Read more about Cyclamen coum
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The easiest of all the genus to grow in the garden, this native of southern Europe and western Turkey will naturalise in the garden. Our well-established bulbs are three years old. Best planted in some light shade under deciduous trees and shrubs. Read more about Cyclamen hederifolium
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Daphne cneorum ‘Leila Haines’ is one of the most beautiful small shrubs we have grown at Lambley. It has made a very compact plant some 10cm high by 35cm across in the five years we have grown it. Read more about Daphne cneorum ‘Leila Haines’
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A couple of years ago the gardening world in the UK, Europe and America was bewitched by these new plants, the result of some brilliant hybridising by the venerable old English company Thompson and Morgan. Cross pollinating frost hardy Foxgloves with the rather tender Canary Island Isoplexis canariensis resulted in these incredibly long flowering, easily grown border plants.
This breakthrough hybrid carries tall stems of large, densely packed flowers in rich and unique colours. They will flower longer than each of their parents and are happy in any sunny or lightly shaded spot which doesn’t parch during summer.
Digiplexis have done very well here at Lambley in a north facing border, although they would be just as happy in a little light shade. Whilst needing regular summer watering, they are tough and, in our experience, problem-free. They are frost-hardy in most if not all Australian gardens. Last year in our own garden they were in flower from late spring until mid-autumn. Read more about Digiplexis
This breakthrough cross between Isoplexis and Digitalis carries large pink trumpets, each with a cream throat speckled with burgundy, on strong, densely packed 90cm-tall stems. Read more about Digiplexis ‘Berry Canary’
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This breakthrough cross between Isoplexis and Digitalis carries large tubular flowers of brilliant apricot-gold on 50cm tall stems from tight foliage mounds of grey green leaves from mid-spring until autumn. Read more about Digiplexis ‘Firecracker’
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This breakthrough cross between Isoplexis and Digitalis carries 90cm tall spikes of flaming orange flowers with rich orange and magenta speckled throats over rosettes of broad dark green leaves. Read more about Digiplexis ‘Falcon Fire’
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This exciting new hybrid Foxglove makes a gorgeous display of outward facing raspberry red trumpets with a peach centre on 60cm tall flower spikes. Read more about Digiplexis ‘Ruby Glow’
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Digiplexis ‘Raspberry’ carries purplish raspberry red flowers with a pale speckled throat on impressive 90cm tall stems. Digiplexis have done very well here at Lambley in a north facing border although they would be just as happy in a little light shade. Read more about Digiplexis ‘Illumination Raspberry’
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‘Flame’ is almost tropical looking. “Spikes flaming magenta pink with rich cantaloupe orange magenta speckled throats” are borne all the way around 90cm tall stems set over dark rosettes of broad darker green leaves. Read more about Digiplexis ‘Illumination Flame’
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When grown well, the Rusty Foxglove can grow up to 180cm tall, though usually it will make 90-150cm. It is best to plant this foxglove during late summer or early autumn so that it can produce strong flower spikes the following spring. Read more about Digitalis ferruginea ‘Gelber Herold’
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This hybrid between the yellow flowered perennial D. grandiflora and the common purple flowered foxglove D. purpurea carries pendulous warm raspberry-pink bell-shaped flowers during spring and summer. Read more about Digitalis x mertonensis ‘Summer King’
Native to the mountains of Spain and Morocco D. obscura, unlike all other species of foxgloves, is an evergreen shrub. Clothed with glossy light green, willow like leaves it produces many upright stems of beautiful dangling bells in shades of primrose, rusty orange and red. Read more about Digitalis obscura
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Digitalis parviflora is an endemic of woodland hillsides in northern and central Spain. During spring and early summer it sends up 60cm tall spires densely packed with narrow milk chocolate coloured flowers from basal rosettes of dark green leaves. Read more about Digitalis parviflora ‘Milk Chocolate’
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This perennial from southeast Europe and nearby Turkey is a plant of moist hillsides and woodlands. When happy, as it was in the late Zoe Minotti’s Geelong garden, it is one of the most refined of all daisies. Read more about Doronicum orientale ‘Magnificum’
Veitch’s Globe Flower is one of the stars of our dry garden. Its bold, dark green divided foliage and stiff stems topped by dark blue drumstick flowers cause quite a stir when in full glory. Read more about Echinops ritro ‘Veitchs Blue’
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Most Echiums don’t flower well here at Lambley because of our regular heavy frosts. We got this frost hardy form of Echium virescens a decade or more ago and our original plant is still alive and flowering well. It makes a large shrub to near 2 metres by 2 metres . Read more about Echium virescens
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‘Silver Queen’ has large white flowers with silver-lavender highlights on the inner petals. The new crimson-mahogany foliage of this cultivar is particularly impressive and makes a perfect foil for the flowers. ‘Silver Queen’ will grow 30cm tall by 50cm across. Read more about Epimedium grandiflorum ‘Silver Queen’
Like so many Epimedium species, the fairly newly discovered Sichuan Fairy Wings is a native of China growing wild in the mountains of Shaanxi and northwest Hubei province. Read more about Epimedium sutchuenense
This easily grown plant will soon make a good-sized patch in any shaded spot, even dry shade. Multiple stems of soft lemon-yellow flowers bloom from late winter until midspring. Read more about Epimedium x versicolor ‘Sulphureum’
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This charming evergreen ground cover was raised by David Kennedy at his Clover Hill Rare Plants Nursery, carries deep pink and lemon flowers during late winter and spring. ‘Mardi Gras’ will grow 30cm tall by 50cm across. Read more about Epimedium x youngianum ‘Mardi Gras’
This relatively new release is as tough as it is beautiful. ‘Wayne Roderick’ will produce large, nicely formed, amethyst-lilac daisies above dense rosettes of ground covering evergreen foliage for month on month from late winter into summer. Read more about Erigeron glaucus ‘Wayne Roderick’
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This Seaside Daisy has much larger and deeper pink flowers than the typical plant. It also has the advantage of being sterile and so never produces viable seed. Read more about Erigeron karvinskianus ‘L.A. Form’
This very old hybrid has flourished in Australian gardens for nigh on a hundred years. It reliably makes vigorous clumps of spoon-shaped, grey-green leaved clumps from which 50cm tall stems carry perfectly form soft lilac daisies. The flower buds nod in a charming manner. Read more about Erigeron ‘Quakeress’
Much asked about, this has been growing in our dry climate garden for twenty years or more. The flowers, a metallic blue thimble, are circled by a metallic blue ruff as intricate as a snowflake. It makes an interesting cut flower. Read more about Eryngium bourgatii ‘Oxford Blue’
‘Pen Blue’ Sea Holly carries branching heads of striking flowers, metallic blue thimbles surrounded by an intricate metallic blue ruff, on strong 60cm stems. Flowering from late spring until autumn it is best grown in a sunny spot. Read more about Eryngium x zabelli ‘Pen Blue’
There can’t be a finer berried shrub than this when it’s in full autumn glory. Masses of deep pink, almost red berries, make such a spectacular display that visitors to the garden invariably rave about it. Read more about Euonymus europeus ‘Red Cascade’
This Australian release of this fine cultivar has caused great excitement. ‘Blue Haze’ is similar to E. ‘Copton Ash’ in habit and flower but is a neater plant and it’s not prone to the fasciation that mars ‘Copton Ash’ sometimes. Read more about Euphorbia ‘Blue Haze’
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This variety may well have the bluest foliage of all the ornamental Euphorbias. At Lambley it has made a round shrub, some 60cm by 60cm, clothed in beautiful powder blue leaves and crowned during spring and summer with large chartreuse flower heads. Read more about Euphorbia ‘Blue Peaks’
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Makes a magnificent evergreen foliage plant some two metres tall by 150cm wide. The large matt green, red edged leaves have a marked white central vein. In late winter showy clusters of reddish-brown flowers are produced. Frost hardy and drought tolerant. Read more about Euphorbia mellifera
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This form of Euphorbia rigida starts flowering in the middle of winter with large heads of lime green. The bracts age to crimson during the early spring months. The foliage is handsome the year round with waxy blue leaves spiralling around the upright stem. Read more about Euphorbia rigida
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Most days we get asked for plants for dry shade and this award-winning plant is perhaps the best we know. E. robbiae was first brought into cultivation from its Turkish haunts in Mrs Robb’s hat box early last century. Read more about Euphorbia robbiae
This is the best dwarf Forsythia which only grows 120cm tall by as much across. During late winter and early spring it produces a mass of lemon-yellow open bells so abundantly that you can barely see the stem for flowers. During autumn the foliage turns burgundy chocolate. Read more about Forsythia ‘Gold Clusters’
There are few shrubs which brighten the late winter landscape better than Forsythias. F. ‘Lynwood Gold’ covers all its branches with very large deep canary yellow flowers. A tough shrub wanting a sunny position and needing very little supplementary water. Read more about Forsythia ‘Lynwood Gold’
One of the best flowering plants to grow in shade, even dry shade. Francoa ramosa is the longest flowered of all the bridal wreaths. 80cm tall wands. Read more about Francoa ramosa
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Sweet Woodruff, one of Vita Sackville-West’s favourite plants, makes a wonderful fragrant ground cover for a shady spot. Whorls of dark green lance shaped leaves clothe 20cm tall stems which are covered in frothy masses of small white flowers during spring and early summer. Read more about Galium odoratum
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'James Roof' is a vigorous bushy evergreen shrub with leathery dark green leaves. Flowers are spectacular in drooping grey-green catkins to 20-30cm in length. Drought tolerant and frost hardy to 2.5m. Read more about Garrya elliptica ‘James Roof’
This wonderful, dense, carpeting plant was raised in the 1970s in the Cambridge University Botanic Gardens. Held well above small, rich green, ivy-like leaves the pale pink flowers some 2.5cm across are prolific during mid-spring into early summer. Read more about Geranium x cantabrigiense ‘Biokovo’
‘Kahn’ is a terrific Geranium discovered growing in the Wisley gardens of the Royal Horticultural Society in the mid-1990s. It looks like a giant G. sanguineum and is as easy to grow as the species. Read more about Geranium ‘Khan’
One of the easiest of the northern hemisphere geraniums to grow with excellent vigour and disease resistance. When in full glory, during spring and early summer, this is one of the most telling of all the cranesbills. Read more about Geranium x magnificum
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Considered the most beautiful new hardy perennial of the 20th century Geranium Rozanne is a care free Geranium with the loveliest of lovely blue flowers. In bloom from spring until late autumn this hybrid between G. wallichianum and G. Read more about Geranium ‘Rozanne’ PBR
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One of the showiest plants in the dry garden during its mid-spring flowering season when 80cm tall, sword-like stems carry large, intensely purple-red flowers. It is planted in several drifts mostly with Salvia nemorosa cultivars. Read more about Gladiolus communis ssp. byzantinus
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‘Summer Sparkles’ produces beautiful sprays of double white flowers like the old cut flower variety ‘Bristol Fairy’. The difference being that ‘Summer Sparkles’ grows on a much more compact plant and doesn’t need supporting. Read more about Gypsophila paniculata ‘Summer Sparkles’
With its beautiful golden gracefully arching leaves this small growing grass long associated with the Japanese gardens. It will light up any lightly to medium shaded position in the garden and is a real delight when grown in pots. 30cm tall by 50cm wide. Read more about Hakonechloa macra ‘All Gold’
This makes a graceful plant with fine arching creamy lime green leaves with soft green pencilling. This grass of the Japanese woodlands can be seen lining the path below the avenue of cedars leading up to the Mt. Fuji Shrine. Read more about Hakonechloa macra ‘Aureola’
“Helichrysum splendidum is indeed a splendid shrub, with shining silver-grey foliage and a mass of golden everlasting flowers in midsummer.” PlantzAfrica
A newly imported evergreen making a neat, tidy shrub well clothed with silver leaves. Small lemon yellow flowers are held in clusters above the foliage mound during summer and autumn. Read more about Helichrysum tianshanicum
The beautiful Winter Rose is often one of the first flowers to pop up, brightening the gloomy winter days and paving the way to spring.
Whilst ideal in dappled to full shade or under deciduous trees or shrubs, many of these will do well in sun as long as they are kept well-watered. See individual plant listings for particular information on each variety.
If these are planted between now and mid-autumn, they will flower beautifully this coming winter. Read more about Hellebores
'Tutu' was selected for its beautiful semi-double pink-purple, outward facing blooms with pretty ruffled centres. Like other Hellebores, Tutu is easy to grow requiring minimal maintenance. Read more about Helleborus x hybridus ‘Tutu’
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‘Tutu White’ has elegant flowers with ruffled centres with glistening white petals with purple flecks. Flowers from mid-winter through to spring. A good vigorous grower with tidy plant habit. The hardy evergreen foliage is handsome when not in flower. Read more about Helleborus x hybridus ‘Tutu White’
Part of a unique group of hybrids created from nine different species, this excellent new cultivar combines all the best elements of its many parents. With vigorous growth, better heat tolerance and a long blooming time, ‘Vibey Velvet’ deserves a place in every shady garden. Read more about Helleborus x hybridus ‘Vibey Velvet’
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‘Charmer’ has outward-facing crimson flowers, with dense purple freckles. Like other Hellebores, ‘Charmer’ is easy to grow, requiring only minimal maintenance. Flowering from mid-winter through to spring, ‘Charmer’ is a vigorous grower with tidy plant habit. Read more about Helleborus x hybridus ‘Charmer’
‘Sophies Delight' is a superb new cultivar with white blooms with mulberry veins and petal edges. Flowers from mid-winter through to spring. A good vigorous grower with tidy plant habit. The hardy evergreen foliage is handsome when not in flower. Read more about Helleborus x hybridus ‘Sophies Delight’
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‘Elemental’ makes a vibrant winter and spring display of rich, warm pink flowers with a white flush in the centre, while its dark green, white-marbled foliage looks beautiful all year round. Read more about Helleborus x hybridus ‘Elemental’
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As you would guess from the name, ‘Illumi Lime’ produces round, lime-green, outward facing flowers from early winter until spring. The foliage of this cultivar is particularly handsome, glossy dark green with white marbling. Read more about Helleborus ‘Illumi Lime’
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'Anna's Red' displays deep crimson blooms throughout the winter and early spring. Unlike most of its kin it makes a wonderful cut flower lasting well in a vase. Named for Anna Pavord, the English garden writer, this is one of the finest cultivars. Read more about Helleborus x hybridus ‘Annas Red’
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A newer member of the Frostkiss series, ‘Magico’ has charming white and pink picotee, outward facing flowers. A good vigorous grower with tidy plant habit. The hardy evergreen foliage is handsome when not in flower. Read more about Helleborus x hybridus ‘Magico’
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Day lilies which repeat flower are a mainstay of many a herbaceous border. ‘Berrylicious’ has ruffled petals in a rich blackberry colour. The yellow throat features a darker halo. Each flower is around 14cm across in the early to mid-season and with reblooms very reliably. Read more about Hemerocallis ‘‘Berrylicious’’
There are few plants as beautiful, as architecturally interesting and as tough as this. A native of northern Mexico and the Rio Grande area of Texas, it tolerates extremes of heat, cold and drought as long as the soil is well drained. Read more about Hesperaloe parviflora
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‘Blackberry’ is an impressive variety with somewhat smaller leaves than others in the Indian Summer series, but the leaves are a remarkable glossy black. The flowers are white. Read more about Heuchera ‘Blackberry’
This wonderfully showy Hosta is a sport of ‘First Frost,’ the American Hosta Growers Association’s 2010 Hosta of the year, and is considered one of the finest varieties available today. Read more about Hosta ‘Autumn Frost’
The quintessential pot plant, Hostas thrive in light shade given a little irrigation and annual feeding. This classically variegated foliage speciment with vivid green margins and decorative gold centres is one of the best of the new cultivars. Read more about Hosta ‘Beach Boy’
This eye-catching, multiple award-winning Hosta will make a 60cm tall by 120cm across mound of soft chartreuse coloured leaves with dark green margins, topped in summer by sturdy spikes of fragrant white trumpet flowers. Read more about Hosta ‘Guacamole’
This hosta has gleaming white leaf edges against striking green. In late summer short stems of lavender flowers dance just above the foliage. A delight to any keen gardener. Partial to full shade.
50-55cm x 100cm Read more about Hosta ‘Minute Man’
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'Venus' is a medium sized Hosta which produces the most deliciously fragrant, trumpet shaped white flowers held well above the foliage on 50 cm tall stems. The large handsome leaves are bright glossy green, quite different in colour from others of its clan. Read more about Hosta plantaginea ‘Venus’
Attractive shade-loving perennial with heart-shaped wavy shiny green and creamy-golden variegated foliage, Clusters of pale purple flowers sit above the leaves from the end of summer and into autumn. Hostas are best grown in pots in light shade. Read more about Hosta ‘Queen Josephine’
This vigorous Hosta, with its spicy fragrance and white trumpet flowers, was voted Hosta of the Year by the American Hosta Growers Association a few years back. Read more about Hosta ‘So Sweet’
Large dark green leaves are edged with a very wide yellow margin.‘Twilight’ forms a sturdy mound of foliage topped with pale lavender flowers that appear in July. Partial to full shade.
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Hydrangeas are a much-loved plant that featured in many an Australian garden during the last century and provide fond memories for their generous flowers and cooling presence. In hot inland districts it would be as well to plant them in a spot that is protected from the hottest sun and fiercest wind and don't allow to dry out. As good size shrubs they are quite drought resistant once mature. When grown in pots these benefit from a regular feed of a slow-release fertiliser every 8 to 10 weeks. Read more about Hydrangeas
This beautiful new Hydrangea was raised in Kyoto. The double, clear pink flowers are exquisite and last in good condition for many, many months. Whilst looking terrific in the garden it also makes a superb pot plant because of its dwarf habit. Read more about Hydrangea ‘Desire’
Bred in the magical city of Kyoto, ‘Forever’ has exquisitely shaped double flowers, soft pink or soft blue depending on soil acidity. ‘Forever’ will flower from mid-spring until quite late in the autumn. Read more about Hydrangea ‘Forever’ PBR
Bred for pots with a maximum height of just 90cm this is one of the deepest burgundy flowered Hydrangeas available for inside and out. Flowers appear in spring and continue through to April maturing to a charming dusky mulberry colour. Compact. Read more about Hydrangea ‘Magical Ruby Red’
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‘Candlelight’ is an outstanding new variety of hardy, sun tolerant Hydrangeas. Large conical creamy white flowers are displayed on sturdy red stems. The flowers age to shades of pink. ‘Candlelight’ has handsome green foliage which turns to attractive autumnal tones. Read more about Hydrangea paniculata ‘Candlelight’ PBR
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This brilliant French bred Hydrangea has the reddest flowers of all the Hydrangea paniculata varieties. Hydrangea paniculata is a more sun tolerant species than the mop head varieties. During early summer it is crowned by heads of white flowers. Read more about Hydrangea paniculata ‘Diamant Rouge’ PBR
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A breakthrough in Hydrangea breeding ‘Magical Revolution’ will flower for almost half the year does very well in pots. When in flower pots can be brought inside to decorate the house. Read more about Hydrangea ‘Magical Revolution’
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A genine breakthrough in Hydrangea breeding extending the flowering for almost half the year. It can be grown in pots and brought indoors for a terrific floral display.. Read more about Hydrangea ‘Magical Pearl’
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A beautiful variety for pot growing from Kyoto in Japan, ‘Romance’ has deep mauve blue or deep pink flowers depending on soil acidity. ‘Romance’ will flower from mid-spring until late summer. It is dwarf in growth habit making it suitable for small gardens and pots. Read more about Hydrangea ‘Romance’
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Lace cap variety with mid pink or blue flowers depending on soil ph. Strongly growing with attractive black stems flowering from late spring. Frost hardy. Protect from hot winds and afternoon sunshine and keep moist in the drier months. Height to 1.2m. Read more about Hydrangea ‘Black Lace’ Obsidian Collection (TM)
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‘Storm Cloud’ will carry, from late spring into summer, large mop top flower heads, blue or mauve depending on soil acidity. Acidic soil produces the bluest flowers. The bare black stems are showy in winter. Best grown in a moist well drained spot in light to medium shade. Read more about Hydrangea ‘Storm Cloud’ Obsidian Collection (TM)
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Hydrangea ‘White Knight’ will carry, from late spring into summer, large white mop top flower heads. The bare black stems are showy in winter. Best grown in a moist well drained spot in light to medium shade. Makes a good pot plant.
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Still our favoured H. paniculata selection with large floral cones of the most perfect ivory white. The fertile flowers stay green throughout the season whilst the white infertile flowers age to soft pink in the autumn. Read more about Hydrangea paniculata ‘Greenspires’
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‘Kyushu’ is a tall vigorous variety which quite early in the season produces large white panicles which remain white for the whole season. We grow all Hydrangea paniculata cultivars in sunny spots protected from hot winds. Read more about Hydrangea paniculata ‘Kyushu’
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H. paniculata ‘Sundae Fraise’ has grown well here even during hot summers. This French bred variety carries large creamy white flower heads. As summer progresses these heads become flushed with soft pink and slowly age to deep pink. Read more about Hydrangea paniculata ‘Sundae Fraise’ PBR
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This Taiwanese form makes a low graceful shrub clothed with narrow, glossy green leaves and topped by white lace-cap flowers during summer. Best grown in a moist lightly shaded spot where it will make 80-100cm tall by as much across. Read more about Hydrangea scandens ssp chinensis f. formosana
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A stunning lacecap hydrangea, with frilled pink or blue blooms and rich leaf colour in autumn. Like most hydrangeas, ‘Blue Deckle’ bears pinkish flowers when grown in alkaline soil, and blue flowers when grown in acidic soil. Grows 1.25m high by a little less across. Read more about Hydrangea serrata ‘Blue Deckle’
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A beautiful lacecap hydrangea, with crown-like pink or blue blooms and rich leaf colour in autumn. Like most hydrangeas, bears pinkish flowers when grown in alkaline soil, and blue flowers when grown in acidic soil. 1.25mtrs by a little less across. Read more about Hydrangea serrata ‘Tiara’
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The oakleaf Hydrangea is one of the most beautiful of all small summer flowering shrubs. The oak shaped green leaves, large and handsome, give lovely autumn tones as they change to bronze, red and burgundy. Read more about Hydrangea quercifolia
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Bred for pots with a maximum height of just 90cm this is one of the deepest burgundy flowered Hydrangeas available for inside and out. Flowers appear in spring and continue through to April maturing to a charming dusky mulberry colour. Compact. Read more about Hydrangea ‘Magical Ruby Red’
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‘Grandiflora’ is a much better doer than the dwarf varieties of H. paniculata. If left unpruned it will make a large shrub or small tree some 3 to 7 metres tall by 2 to 4 metres wide. It can be kept to a more manageable size by giving it a hard cut back during winter. Read more about Hydrangea paniculata ‘Grandiflora’
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The oakleaf Hydrangea is one of the most beautiful of all small summer flowering shrubs. The oak shaped green leaves, large and handsome, give lovely autumn tones as they change to bronze, red and burgundy. Read more about Hydrangea quercifolia
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This oakleaf Hydrangea is one of the most beautiful of all small summer flowering shrubs. In ‘Snowflake’ the conical heads of double white flowers dangle elegantly over the oak shaped green leaves, large and handsome. Read more about Hydrangea quercifolia ‘Snowflake’
