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A beautiful flower Clematis that will smoother the vine through Spring- early Summer with large, single pale pink flowers. It is a vigorous grower with a somewhat compact habit at maturity. Ideal for climbing a trellis in a cottage garden or use as a screen with support. Deciduous

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A deciduous, perennial climber with pinnate, dark green leaves and in mid- to late spring large, fragrant, cream to pale yellow flowers with pale yellow stamens. Looks lovely climbing a trellis or weaving its way along a fence for support. Likes full sun, partial shade. Deciduous.

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Known as the "Fruit of the Gods". An exceptional ornamental tree because of the deep orange leaves. But wait, there's more, you can also eat the delicious non astringent fruit. "Fuyu" is known for being very sweet and keeping well. Fruits in 4 - 5 years. Non-astringent variety. Diospyros Kaki rootstock.

Fruit ripen May-June; birds love this fruit, it's best to pick from the tree when just ripe; use secateurs. Persimmons don't require fertiliser when first planted. Grows well in warmer climates.

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aka Flax

Even Jimmy would have liked this form of 'Purple Haze'. Big and bold with rich purple arching foliage. Fabulous accent plant which makes a really strong statement when planted in groups. Tolerates just about any condition however colour will be more intense with afternoon shade. Evergreen.

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aka Red Oak

Red Oak. A handsome specimen tree that once planted will be enjoyed for generations to come. Large lobed dark green leaves that colour well in tones of red and orange prior to leaf fall. Ideal paddock tree as it needs space to grow to its true glory. Deciduous. Height is 10 year estimate.