Hydrangea paniculata 'Little Spooky'

Hydrangea paniculata 'Little Spooky'With its conical white, green flushed blooms, held aloft on sturdy stems, and light green leaves offering a wonderful bushy backdrop, 'Little Spooky' is a terrific plant, not a terrifying one! Growing to only three quarters of a metre, and often even smaller, this dwarf cultivar is perfect for patios, terraces and balconies, as well as smaller beds and borders. Hardy enough to withstand British winters (RHS H5) and tolerant of a wide range of

Synaeda Blue has a sturdy stem that stands strong in bad weather and can be forced to bloom early

pale blue-hued blooms develop from corms or a bulb-like

The crabapples remain on the tree well into winter

Several bright yellow

this pocket rocket of a plant is the very definition of a star performer

camellias should star in any garden that's suitable

6 Viriflora Groenland bulbs

the hawthorn tree supports a huge number (we're talking hundreds) of beneficial species

boasting delicious fruits with as much flavour as you'd hope from a cultivar bearing that moniker

'Nana' is small enough for gardens that are more limited on space

Sweetgums derive their name from the aromatic

when planted in groups and also does well when forced