Cordyline australis | New Zealand Palm

Cordyline australis | New Zealand PalmA striking evergreen perennial which starts off as a plant but forms a trunk over time and becomes a small tree A palm like architectural plant with tufts of long, sword shaped leaves and panicles of small, fragrant, cream flowers in summer A favourite of seaside gardens, this architectural plant brings a touch of holiday atmosphere to any border or large pot Grows to between 4 8m within 20 50 years (this plant is in it for the long haul!) Drought

Cabbage Spring Hero F1 The first and only ball-headed spring cabbage

dazzling all and sundry with its profusion of paint-splashed pink petals

Rose of the Year 2006 and winner of the Gold Standard award

juicy and aromatic - no wonder they named it Flavorcot

A very attractive colourway with intense sky blue flowers and prominent white ‘bees’ for classical border displays

Dahlia Bora Bora takes its name from the South Pacific island and its easy to see where the inspiration for the moniker came from

Monogerm variety

Midland Hawthorn Tree is ideal for smaller and limited space gardens

Alongside the red ‘strawberry’ like red fruits which take 12 months to ripen as the grow from the previous year’s flowers

The flowers of this variety bloom from April until June and produce an abundance of attractive pinkish-white flowers

With all its visually pleasing aspects

where it can add a striking focal point with its lush foliage and potential fruit