Grow Lilacs such as (Syringa vulgaris ) as one of the most rewarding spring or early summer flowering shrubs. It rewards us with the most attractive scent and beautiful flowers. Even when not in flower, the lilac makes a nice attractive deciduous, green leaved shrub, that can form part of a hedge or shelter the garden.

Top Garden Shrubs 2nd Week April
Mid April and the Flowering currants are giving way to the Pieris japonica exchanging pink for red in floral terms and berries for small clusters of bell shaped flowers.

Berberis Varieties to Choose
Berberis is a colourful low maintenance foliage plant with flowers, berries and prickles! Good Berberis are prickly flowering shrubs often with fragrant flowers ranging in colour from pale primrose to pumpkin orange. Choose your Berberis Variety One of the more attractive garden varieties shown above is the Berberis darwinii, with bright orange flowers in mid-spring. [...]

Cotoneaster Horizontalis Growing Tips
Flowers, berries, coloured autumn leaves and an architectural structure, the Cotoneaster horizontalis takes some beating growing in a garden.

Tree Peonies like Dinner Plates
Fantastic, traffic stopping flowers at least 12 ” across are a wonderful feature of some Tree Peonies. Tree Peonies These slow growing shrubs reach around 4 foot high and wide. They are drought tolerant but should not be made to compete with larger trees for water. They are reasonably easy to grow in deep loamy [...]
Golden & Yellow Conifers for Your Garden
Yellow and golden conifers are popular in urban gardens, many are very well behaved.
Childhood Shrubs Privet and Golden Privet
Privet in flower Privet ‘Lingustrum Vulgare’ Where has all the ‘Privet’ gone? In my youth it seemed as though every small garden was kept private by a neatly clipped Privet hedge. If it wasn’t clipped it went hay wire. Privet is usually described as evergreen or semi-evergreen. It loses some leaves in the winter, but [...]

Hawthorn – Root and Branch Review
The Hawthorn flowers in May hence one of its common names. Gnarled old trunks give testimony to the Hawthorn’s ability to survive in exposed windy conditions

Dragon Tree – Root and Branch Review
House plants of Dracaena are shrubby species whilst Dracaena Cinnabari is the real thing in terms of a blood red sap producing tree

Tulip Tree – Root and Branch Review
Exotic in appearance the Tulip tree is a hardy tree from the |Eastern states off America. It has been cultivated in the UK since early in the 17th century and can grow strongly in our climate
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