Taxus 'Semperaurea'

Taxus 'Semperaurea'A medium sized evergreen coniferous shrub with a lovely colouration and very hardy disposition. The Taxus Semperaurea also known as Yew, is a bushy, upright plant with dense golden yellow foliage which gains tinges of orange red in the colder months. It is popular due to its irregular growing habit, and, if left unpruned, tends to grow outward wider than it grows tall. A great option for low screen or informal hedging. Plant in well drained soil and

Dryopteris filix-mas 'Linearis Polydactyla' is a bushy

deep blue colour

with white petals contrasting against dark centres and a circle of blue filaments around the centre

All Herb plants are easy to grow and require no special attention

The buds come in the form of a deep pink shade

evergreen species of Californian Lilac with ovate

The flowers of this shrub are known to attract bees and other pollinating insects

Mahonia aquifolium

During the flowering season of late-spring to mid-summer

Deadhead after first blooms to encourage continued flowers

Small clusters of cup-shaped

being both eye-catching and attractive to bees