Polystichum polyblepharum
Evergreen fern with symmetrical rosettes of remarkably shiny, dark green fronds about 2ft across or more. A very accommodating plant.
Hardiness level Amber
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Blechnum spicant
A familiar evergreen British native fern with pinnate fronds to 2 ft long. Lime soil hater.
Hardiness level Green
Botanical Greeting Cards
Discover the elegant range of botanical monoprint greeting cards, featuring 21 different plant species. Pick from ferns, flowers and leaves. Purchase them as singles or pick 4 for £10. They have a vintage feel to them due to the ivory coloured card stock. These designs have been created by printing directly with pressed plants….
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Fatsia japonica
Well known evergreen exotic. Likes shade. Much versatility and opportunities for Creative Maintenance. To 15ft after 15 years. Impressive when pruned into a single trunked tree – looks a bit like a Papaya.
Hardiness level Green
Multi-stems – Our Top Six
Ever bought a plant and then wandered around the garden looking for somewhere to plant it?…
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Dicksonia antarctica
Huge and beautiful tree ferns from Down Under. They need space, not too shady and a reasonably mild garden sheltered from strong winds. Everyone loves tree ferns.
Hardiness level Red
Liriope muscari ‘Monroe White’
A very useful and attractive spreading evergreen with grass-like strappy leaves and loads of bright white flowers from late summer into autumn.
Hardiness level Green
Luzula spicata
Small grassy and evergreen with trembly spikes of tawny grassy flowers in spring. Luzula spicata is a really useful and pretty clump-forming perennial that suits moist (and most) spots in the garden because it’s very adaptable.
Pileostegia viburnoides
Large long slightly fleshy and very shiny evergreen leaves and frothy white flowers. Rich soil and a shady place are required. A slow growing but long lived climber.
Hardiness level Green
The Acer House
The Acer House We’ve recently completed work building a large shade house. Designed as a place to keep our ever expanding collection of large Acers, it’s a wonderful place to go hunting or just bask in the flurry of colours, leaf shapes, stems and trunks. The Acer House was finished in 2022 spanning over 450…
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