Mahonia aquifolium

Mahonia aquifoliumMahonia aquifolium, commonly known as Oregon Grape, is a low growing evergreen shrub, that is highly attractive to birds and pollinating insects when in bloom. This plant produces a dome shape of glossy, spiny dark green leaves that turn a faint purple colour over Winter. In spring, the plant produces dense clusters of yellow flowers, followed by an abundance of purple black berries in Summer. Plant this shrub in moist, well drained soil. This plant

spreading mounds and show off their stunning colourful blooms from spring to frost

spreading shrub with bushy growing habit

This striking outdoor perennial is ideal for any style of garden

These bushy shrubs grow dwarf up to a maximum height of 0

other than removing spent flower stems

Elaeagnus Ebbingei is a great landscape evergreen shrub

Chinese Silvergrass or Zebra Grass

With this Scarlet collection of trailing Begonia plants

Bright green leaves sit beneath tall

funnel-shaped violet flowers bloom

The plant is deciduous and so will lose its leaves over the winter months and can be pruned back in early spring ready for fresh new foliage and flowers

this variety will be a great addition to any summer bedding