Alnus 'Imperialis'

Alnus 'Imperialis'Alnus Glutinosa Imperialis more commonly known as the Cut Leaved Alder, really impresses with its picturesque, bamboo like structure. From a distance, it is actually difficult to differentiate whether it is an alder or a bamboo. It is a medium sized tree with slender, funnel shaped upright central stems and bamboo like arched branches. These trees are mainly used for planting on moist and wet sites, perfect solitaire for waterfront gardens or grass

arching evergreen foliage

the ‘Justa’ provides a lovely touch of late season colour with its profusion of small lavender-blue blooms with pale central bands along each petal

white flowers appear

with the plant also being very weather resistant

foliage and trusses of trumpet-shaped violet-blue flowers from mid-Spring

slow-growing evergreen conifer

From June onwards

as well as diseases such as hellebore black death

The Thuja ‘Teddy’ is a lovely variety perfect for smaller displays due to its compact growth habit

rudbeckia plants generally look after themselves

waxy layer covering it

Viburnum Roseum is a deciduous shrub with green leaves positioned neatly behind a sphere of eye-catching white flowering