Viburnum 'Lisarose'

Viburnum 'Lisarose'Viburnum 'Lisarose' is a dense, bushy, evergreen shrub that features dark green leaves and colourful flowers that bloom later in the year. The first buds begin to form in early autumn when the temperature begins to drop, these flower buds turn brick red before blooming from rounded clusters into small pink and white flowers, these flower prolifically from mid winter to mid spring, quickly followed by some dark blue berries. A hardy variety, it is

This is especially true for the Conifer ‘Pyramidalis Aurea’

In the Summer clusters of small

As the leaves mature

Watch how your guests are astounded as their eyes roll over the stunning clusters of your Buddleja Lochinch flowers

upright stems giving it great presence

Blackcurrant Baldwin

offering additional visual interest even after the flowers fade

but it will do just as well in a partially shaded area

Papaver 'Turkenlouis' forms neat clumps that are ideal for brightening sunny spots in the garden

Its compact and well-branched habit keeps all of these aspects in close contact with each other

known commonly as Rose of Sharon

velvety flowers with a mixture of picoted and star patterns and are renowned for their excellent resistance to inclement weather conditions