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This easy to grow shrub has glossy, fresh green leaves with a creamy yellow edge. New spring growth is flushed red, creating interest early in the year. Tubular white flowers with a sweet smell are produced through the summer, much to the delight of bees. Perennial PVR

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aka Yesterday Today Tomorrow

Yesterday, Today, Tomorrow. Gorgeous shrub with fragrant flowers that open deep violet and gradually change to lavender and then white. In full flower you will find it hard to see the green foliage! Needs a sunny well drained spot with protection from frost. Evergreen.

Brunsfelsia should be pruned lightly after flowering.

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aka Bottlebrush

Bottlebrush. Discovered in Kings Park Perth Australia hence the name. Green foliage and a nice rounded habit. Simply smothers itself if bright crimson 'brushes' in spring-summer. Likes a sunny spot and protection from harsh frost. Evergreen.

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aka Smoke Bush

This 'Smoke Bush' has the most spectacular deep reddish purple leaves that are on fire with shades of orange and red in autumn. Looks best when the sun shines through the foliage. A haze of small inconspicuous flowers appear above the foliage in summer. Easy to grow. Deciduous.

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aka Daphne

Daphne Spring Pink Eternal Fragrance is part of the new generation of Daphne breeding. This is beautiful and hardy with exquisite fragrance and repeat flowering nearly all year round. Plant it in full sun and enjoy its gorgeous pink blooms whether its in a pot or in the garden. Semi-evergreen.

Like its award-winning counterpart, Eternal Fragrance it is celebrated for its sun hardy nature.

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aka Daphne

What a delightful little 'must have' this Daphne is. Neat and tidy grey-green foliage and dainty white flowers that open from tight pink buds from spring right through to autumn. And of course is has a wonderful fragrance. Slow growing and compact. Happy in sun or part shade. Semi-evergreen. PVR.

Depending on temperature this Daphne may shed some leaves therefore it is known as semi-evergreen. As the growth habit is slow and compact this Daphne would be happy in a container which you could position in order to maximize the lovely fragrance.

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A semi-double with large, glossy and clear yellow flowers that`s a vigorous, upright grower and a real show stopper. Depending on the climate whether its effected by the frost otherwise evergreen. Use as a specimen in a tropical garden or plant in a decent pot in the courtyard.

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aka Hibiscus Hybrid

This is a favorite flower in Islands that is often chosen to be worn in the hair. It has a slightly smaller flower than some of the hybrid tropical`s but is abundant with red flowers growing on a strong bush. A beautiful specimen can be grown in a pot or in the garden. Deciduous.
Suitable for warmer areas including Auckland/Northland

This beautiful Hibiscus will be a stunner in any garden providing a tropical look and feel. With pale apricot flowers and a deep red center, deep green glossy leaves, it will flower from Summer to early Autumn. Likes full sun and will tolerate part shade. Evergreen depending on climate.

A hybrid Hibiscus that will display large, single, shiny rose-pink flowers through Summer with large glossy green leaves. Likes full sun to partial shade in a well drained soil. Lovely as a specimen plant in the garden or a container or an informal hedge. Deciduous.

Lacecap. With clear blue flowers, these have pale blue to white buds in the center throughout Summer and into Autumn. They make a stunning show in any garden with their lush deep green foliage. A nice compact habit thats good for pots, borders or a s a feature in the garden. Deciduous.

Don`t forget side dressing with Sulphate of aluminium to help retain a blue colourings.

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A stunning, compact Paniculata Hydrangea that will get smothered in creamy/white flowers throughout Summer. In Autumn the flowers will fade to pink. looks stunning as a specimen in a pot or in drifts in bulk landscaping designs.

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Now this is a must have for Hydrangea lovers. With stunning deep purple/ black leaves in Spring they are a real eye catcher , even when its not in flower. With deep red moptop flowers they have a sturdy stem that grows on a nice and compact bush. Great for containers or in the garden. Deciduous.

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aka English Lavender

Lavandula. This is a compact variety of English Lavender producing striking, deep violet-blue flowers in the summer. Delightfully fragrant with that true 'Lavender' fragrance we all love. Good for attracting bees to the garden. Trim after flowering. Plant in a well drained sunny spot. Evergreen.

The trimmed flower heads can be dried in the sun or in a warm dry spot and used for making lavender sachets, pot pourri etc. Make sure you do this trimming before autumn so your Lavender has a chance to re-grow before it gets too cold.

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Compact habit, high fragrance and free flowering. An abundance of white spring flowers sit above the fragrant green foliage. Grow in garden beds or containers, easy care, dry tolerant, stunning when planted en masse, mix it up with other Fairy Wings to add a stunning colourful display. Evergreen

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aka English Lavender

Lavandula. An 'English' type Lavender with deliciously aromatic foliage and flowers. The grey leaves are off set by dark purple flower heads that appear from summer through to early autumn. Makes a lovely hedge. Trims well (after flowering). Plant in a sunny well drained position. Evergreen

After trimming your Lavender dry the flower heads to use for potpourri. Top tip - put dried Lavender in the vacuum cleaner bag to perfume your whole home and keep the vacuum smelling sweet.

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aka French Lavender

Lavandula Hybrid. A popular Lavender that produces an abundance of long stemmed, dark lavender flower heads through-out the summer. These are used commercially for dried flowers and oil production. Just lovely in the garden and will help attract bees. Well worth planting for the fragrance alone.

'Grosso' is probably one of the most deliciously fragrant of all the Lavenders available to gardeners' today. Evergreen.

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aka English Lavender

Lavandula. Named after one of England's finest gardens this lovely little English Lavender has intensely aromatic foliage and flowers. The deep purple flowers appear on fine stems in summer. Happiest in a sunny well drained position. Trim after flowering. Evergreen. RHS AGM.

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aka Fringe Flower

Well you will be 'plum delighted' with this fabulous foliage shrub that looks good all year round. The neat oval leaves are a rich bronze maroon shade, in spring shaggy bright pink flowers start to appear and decorate the somewhat pendulous branches. Grow in the sun or part shade. Evergreen.

AKA 'The Fringe Flower' Loropetalum is in the same family as 'Witch Hazel'. It has quite a broad habit but responds well to trimming if you wish the shrub to have a more rounded shape.

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aka Mock Orange

This little deciduous shrub would be worth planting for the fragrance alone but it is the pretty pure white double flowers that will probably seduce you. Lovely as a back ground filler. Prune after flowering within a few centimetres of the old wood. Deciduous.

Philadelphus appreciate a side dressing of lime once a year - probably best applied just before spring.

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aka Early Spiketail

The chestnut brown branches of this unusual deciduous shrub have an open spreading habit. In very early spring they are highly decorated with a myriad of chartreuse-yellow flowers that hang like little bells. Gorgeous picked for a unique floral decoration. Easy to grow in sun or part shade. Deciduous