This new Lambley bred Euphorbia has a neat dwarf habit with abundant lime green flower heads opening from reddish buds. The flower heads are in perfect proportion creating a wonderfully balanced plant that is creating excitement in European testing. Read more about Euphorbia x martinii ‘Ascot Liliput’ PBR
This Lambley introduction is one of the finest variegated Euphorbias available throughout the gardening world. It is now used in bedding throughout Europe and the United States and in New Zealand and South Africa. Read more about Euphorbia x martinii ‘Ascot Rainbow’ PBR
‘Orangeberry’ is a dazzling variety with ruffled leaves a blaze of coral, tinged with red and gold. The flowers have a pink blush. Read more about Heuchera ‘Orangeberry’
‘Coral Berry’ is a splendid variety with silvered pink lightly lobed leaves with crimson veins. The flowers are white. Read more about Heuchera ‘Coral Berry’
I am a huge fan of this plant for the most difficult of shaded and dry positions. Not a bamboo at all, but rather an attractive evergreen shrub that bears dark green pinnate foliage and masses of large glossy bright red berries during autumn, winter and early spring. Read more about Nandina domestica
This old fashioned semi-evergreen shrub has been grown in western gardens since 1824 and in Chinese gardens for aeons before that. Small pure white double flowers are produced in clusters on cascading, arching branches during late spring and early summer. Read more about Spiraea cantoniensis ‘Flore Pleno’
A rare and beautiful Phlomis believed to be from the region of the Judean mountains in Israel. Visitors frequently remark upon its unusual leaf form and early flowering quality. Read more about Phlomis platystegia
This new import is, to my mind, the most beautiful in foliage of all the Phlomis. At Lambley it has made a handsome, evergreen shrub a metre or more tall by nearly as much across in a year. Read more about Phlomis ‘Lemon Blush’
This Manzanita can be kept clipped to a metre tall, or allowed to become a 2m shrub. Producing pure white lily-of-the-valley flowers during late winter spring. Rarely offered in Australia. Drought tolerant when established and will grow happily in sun or light shade. Read more about Arctostaphylos densiflora ‘Howard McMinn’
Rarely seen in Australian nurseries and growing a mere 15cm tall but spreading up to 150cm, this Californian native makes a dense carpet of small dark green leathery leaves. Read more about Arctostaphylos uva-ursi ‘Green Bay’
David S. Stuart in his monograph on the genus wrote that ‘Lochinch’ was one of his favourite varieties. This hybrid popped up in the garden of the Earl of Stair at Lochinch in Wigtownshire, Scotland during the Second World War. Read more about Buddleja ‘Lochinch’
Bred in the magical city of Kyoto ‘Forever’ has magical double flowers, soft pink or soft blue depending on soil acidity. ‘Forever’ will flower from mid-spring until late summer. It is dwarf in growth habit making it suitable for small gardens and pots. Best in light shade. Read more about Hydrangea ‘Forever’ PBR
This newly released Ceanothus has all the virtues with dense, small, dark glossy green foliage, compact but gracefully arching stems which are covered for many weeks during spring with moody dark blue flowers. Read more about Ceanothus ‘Pacific Wave’ PBR
This plant is not in our current range and is provided here for customer information only.
This old fashioned semi-evergreen shrub has been grown in western gardens since 1824 and in Chinese gardens for aeons before that. Small pure white double flowers are produced in clusters on cascading, arching branches during late spring and early summer. Read more about Spiraea cantoniensis ‘Flore Pleno’
