19TH IMPRESSION with photos - Architectural Plants

Genista aetnensis green
Mount Etna Broom. One of the most distinctive small trees that can be grown
in Britain. Elegant and easy, masses of yellow flowers in July. ESSENTIAL.
Geranium maderense red
Loves being in a pot. Compact, symmetrical shape with deeply cut leaves and
loud magenta flowers. Grows to 3 ft across and 2 ft tall. Very seductive.
Grevillea rosmarinifolia amber
For sunny sites on poor acid soil, an exotic shrub (to 5 ft) from Down Under.
Masses of crimson flowers in mid summer. Excellent in the conservatory.
Griselinia littoralis amber
A fleshy, apple-green leafed, evergreen shrub or small tree from N.Z. Very salt
resistant, very distinctive and remarkably hardy. ESSENTIAL.
Gunnera manicata green
Giant Rhubarb (Highly descriptive). Great brute of a thing with monster leaves
6 ft across in wet and shady places. ‚÷¡º in winter (total collapse situation)
Hebe parviflora angustifolia (a.k.a. H. stenophylla) green
Simply the most useful and one of the prettiest plants in the nursery. Happy
anywhere - including dry shade where nothing else will grow. To 6ft.
Hebe rakaiensis green
Beautiful little pale green mounds with tiny evergreen leaves. An unauthentic
but extremely convincing contribution to any Japanese garden. To 3ft max.
Hedera canariensis green
Canary Island Ivy. A huge shiny-leafed species that's hardy and easy. Splendid
vigorous ground cover or climber. Very jungly.
Hedera helix 'Très Coupé' green
This Ivy's really neat. It grows in a very dense mat, quite slowly and has the
tiniest leaves of any Ivy you've ever seen. Beautiful plant with many uses.
Hedychium coccineum 'Tara' amber
The best 'all round' Ginger Lily, we now micropropagate it. Jungly leaves to
5ft with strong orange, mildly fragrant, flowers in September. Root hardy.
Hedychium forrestii amber
The biggest, the hardiest and the most vigorous of the Ginger Lilies. Grows
to 6ft with white flowers in August and September.
Hedychium gardnerianum red
The most exotic of the Ginger Lilies with its broad leaves and deliciously
fragrant yellow flowers. Hardy in mild gardens. Pretty happy in a pot.
Helleborus foetidus green
The charmingly entitled 'Stinking Hellebore'. Lovely small evergreen (to 2ft)
for shady places. Looks good all winter, loves chalk.
Holboellia latifolia amber
A vigorous evergreen climber with deliciously fragrant greenish-white flowers
in March. It bears edible fruit resembling well battered testicles.
Hydrangea seemannii amber
Little known evergreen, self clinging climber from Mexico. Similar to
H.serratifolia but more vigorous with larger leaves. Ideal for London.
Ilex aquifolium green
English Holly. We have a shifting population of green and variegated holly
topiary - mop-heads, cones and blobs. Fairly tolerant of being containerised.
Ilex crenata green
Japanese Holly. We have imported Japanese Niwaki - which we’re extremely
bossy about - and blobs, perfect for karikomi work to go with Azaleas.
Ilex perado platyphylla amber
Huge, shiny, evergreen leaves on this small but vigorous Holly from the
Canaries. More accommodating to growing in a pot than anything else - ever!
Iris confusa amber
The most exotic looking Iris by far. Great sprays of palmy, bambooey leaves
on the end of 2 or 3 ft stems. Small white flowers in midsummer.
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The Jetty from below