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The Camellia x williamsii 'Donation' is a renowned and cherished hybrid within the camellia world. Its prominence is owed to a range of desirable characteristics. Originating from a cross between Camellia japonica and Camellia saluenensis, the 'Donation' is best known for its impressive, large, semi-double flowers that bloom profusely. These blossoms are a striking shade of soft pink, adding a splash of color to the garden in the midst of winter to early spring when many other plants lie dormant.

This particular camellia variety boasts an upright and vigorous growth habit. Mature plants can attain a substantial size, but they can also be pruned to maintain desired dimensions. Their evergreen nature ensures year-round visual appeal; glossy, dark green leaves create a contrasting backdrop to the pink blossoms, adding texture and depth to landscapes.

'Donation' Camellias are shade-tolerant, which allows them to thrive in areas with dappled light or even in full shade. However, a little morning sun can accentuate their flowering potential. Their hardy nature ensures resilience against many common garden challenges, though like all camellias, they prefer well-draining acidic soils and benefit from protection against intense afternoon sun and drying winds.

In gardens, the 'Donation' Camellia stands out as a centerpiece or can be integrated into mixed borders for structure and seasonal color.

Camellia x williamsii 'Debbie' is a delightful and sought-after evergreen shrub renowned for its exquisite blooms and elegant foliage. This camellia cultivar is a hybrid between Camellia saluenensis and Camellia japonica, resulting in a plant that offers the best of both parents. 'Debbie' typically reaches a height of 6 to 10 feet (1.8 to 3 meters) and forms a compact, upright bush with glossy, deep green leaves that provide year-round interest in the garden.

What truly sets 'Debbie' apart is its striking flowers. These blooms appear in late winter to early spring, when the garden often needs a splash of color the most. The semi-double to peony-like flowers are around 3 to 4 inches (7.5 to 10 cm) in diameter, and they boast an enchanting blend of soft pink and white petals. The flowers are further adorned with a central cluster of golden stamens, adding to their allure.

Camellia x williamsii 'Debbie' is known for its tolerance of colder temperatures, making it well-suited for UK gardens. It thrives in partial shade to protect its delicate blossoms from harsh sunlight and strong winds. Providing well-drained, acidic soil and mulching around the base of the plant helps maintain optimal growing conditions.

With its graceful appearance and captivating blossoms, 'Debbie' is a popular choice for both ornamental gardens and as a focal point in woodland settings. Its long-lasting blooms and evergreen foliage ensure year-round visual appeal, making it a cherished addition to the diverse world of camellias. Whether grown in a container or planted directly in the ground, Camellia x williamsii 'Debbie' adds a touch of elegance and charm to any garden in the United Kingdom, enchanting gardeners and visitors alike with its timeless beauty.

Camellia x williamsii 'Debbie' is a delightful and sought-after evergreen shrub renowned for its exquisite blooms and elegant foliage. This camellia cultivar is a hybrid between Camellia saluenensis and Camellia japonica, resulting in a plant that offers the best of both parents. 'Debbie' typically reaches a height of 6 to 10 feet (1.8 to 3 meters) and forms a compact, upright bush with glossy, deep green leaves that provide year-round interest in the garden.

What truly sets 'Debbie' apart is its striking flowers. These blooms appear in late winter to early spring, when the garden often needs a splash of color the most. The semi-double to peony-like flowers are around 3 to 4 inches (7.5 to 10 cm) in diameter, and they boast an enchanting blend of soft pink and white petals. The flowers are further adorned with a central cluster of golden stamens, adding to their allure.

Camellia x williamsii 'Debbie' is known for its tolerance of colder temperatures, making it well-suited for UK gardens. It thrives in partial shade to protect its delicate blossoms from harsh sunlight and strong winds. Providing well-drained, acidic soil and mulching around the base of the plant helps maintain optimal growing conditions.

With its graceful appearance and captivating blossoms, 'Debbie' is a popular choice for both ornamental gardens and as a focal point in woodland settings. Its long-lasting blooms and evergreen foliage ensure year-round visual appeal, making it a cherished addition to the diverse world of camellias. Whether grown in a container or planted directly in the ground, Camellia x williamsii 'Debbie' adds a touch of elegance and charm to any garden in the United Kingdom, enchanting gardeners and visitors alike with its timeless beauty.

Campsis flava, often known as the yellow trumpet vine, is a highly suitable choice for gardeners looking to introduce bold color, wildlife interest, and a touch of the exotic to their outdoor spaces. This vigorous deciduous climber thrives in full sun, where it produces its most abundant flushes of bright yellow, trumpet-shaped flowers throughout summer. Its blooms are highly attractive to bees, butterflies, and hummingbird-like pollinators, making it an excellent plant for wildlife-friendly gardens.

Campsis flava is best suited to warm, sheltered positions, such as south-facing walls, pergolas, or sturdy trellises. It can tolerate a range of soils, provided they are well-drained, and once established it is impressively drought-tolerant, making it a strong performer in low-maintenance or Mediterranean-style gardens. However, because it is a naturally vigorous climber, it does require ample space and a strong support structure to accommodate its energetic growth.

Its lush, pinnate foliage provides attractive cover even when not in bloom, offering a screening option for patios or fences. With yearly pruning to manage size and encourage flowering wood, Campsis flava becomes a long-lived, dramatic, and rewarding garden feature.

Campsis Madam Galen is a superb choice for gardeners seeking a dramatic, high-impact climber that delivers bold colour and impressive summer performance. Known for its large, trumpet-shaped flowers in striking shades of orange and red, this vigorous deciduous vine brings a warm, tropical feel to a wide range of garden styles. It thrives in full sun, where heat and light encourage its most abundant flowering, and performs best in a sheltered position such as a south- or west-facing wall, pergola, or sturdy arch.

This cultivar is well suited to gardens that can offer solid support, as its rapid growth and woody stems require a strong structure to climb. Once established, Campsis Madam Galen is relatively drought tolerant and can adapt to different soil types, provided drainage is good. Its luxuriant, pinnate foliage creates excellent seasonal screening, making it ideal for covering fences or providing privacy in seating areas.

The plant’s vibrant blooms attract bees, butterflies, and beneficial insects, enhancing the biodiversity of wildlife-friendly gardens. With regular pruning to control its size and encourage flowering shoots, Campsis Madam Galen becomes a long-lived, reliable, and stunning focal point that brings energy and colour to summer landscapes.

Phoenix canariensis, or Canary Island Date Palm, slow-growing, stunning evergreen palm tree with a massive, thick, columnar, grey-brown trunk with diamond-shaped leaf bases and rounded crown with elegant, arching, feathery, pinnately-divided leaves. Dense clusters of creamy-yellow flowers bloom in summer, and are followed by reddish-yellow, date-like, not very tasteful fruits on female trees.

Canary Island Date Palm thrives in fertile, loamy, medium moisture, well-drained soils in full sun. It can tolerate light shade. It can withstand some winter cold but prefers warm climates. It is resistant of heat, drought and salt, therefore, perfect for coastal areas. Generally, pest-free and disease-free. Low maintenance plant, doesn’t require regular pruning.

Phoenix canariensis is a majestic and very popular palm tree, perfect as a specimen or accent plant in coastal and Mediterranean gardens. Great as a street tree, planted along streets and in parks. Very adaptable to growing in containers. In colder climates, it has to be brought inside.

Carex oshimensis ‘Everillo’ is an exceptionally versatile ornamental grass, making it highly suitable for a wide range of garden styles and conditions. Its striking lime‑to‑golden foliage provides vibrant colour throughout the year, instantly brightening shaded areas where many other plants may struggle. This grass is particularly well‑suited for woodland gardens, shaded borders, and contemporary landscapes, where its arching, soft blades create a sense of movement and texture.

One of its greatest strengths is its adaptability. ‘Everillo’ thrives in partial to full shade but can also tolerate some morning sun, making it ideal for awkward garden spots. It grows in neat, low clumps, so it works beautifully as an edging plant, a groundcover in mass plantings, or as an accent in containers. Its evergreen nature ensures interest through all seasons, and its low maintenance requirements—needing only occasional trimming—make it perfect for busy gardeners.

Furthermore, ‘Everillo’ pairs effortlessly with ferns, hostas, and other shade‑loving plants, creating lush, layered plantings. Whether used in modern designs or naturalistic schemes, this grass enriches gardens with year‑round charm and reliability.

Carex 'Moonlight' is a distinctive cultivar of the sedge family known for its alluring silvery-blue foliage. Native to the woodlands of Japan, this sedge is particularly celebrated as an ornamental plant due to its aesthetic appeal and functional versatility.

The leaves are linear and gracefully arch, giving the plant a refined, cascading appearance. They exhibit a delicate blue hue, interspersed with faint white stripes, which results in a moonlit effect — a characteristic that lends itself to the plant's namesake, 'Moonlight'.

Growing in dense clumps, this sedge reaches a moderate height, usually about a foot or slightly more, making it suitable as a ground cover in shaded or partly shaded areas. Its evergreen nature ensures that the garden remains vibrant even in colder months.

From a cultivation perspective, Carex morrowii 'Moonlight' is low maintenance. It thrives in well-draining soil and, once established, is relatively drought-tolerant. While it flourishes in partial to full shade, it can tolerate some sunlight if provided with adequate moisture. It's often utilized in woodland gardens, borders, or containers for a touch of silvery elegance.

In the context of landscape design, this sedge is a versatile choice, pairing well with ferns, hostas, and other shade-loving perennials.

Carex testacea, commonly known as orange New Zealand sedge, is a striking ornamental grass prized for its fine, arching foliage that shifts from olive-green to coppery-orange tones, intensifying in colder months. This evergreen perennial adds year-round texture and color to the garden, particularly in autumn and winter. Compact and clump-forming, it typically grows to around 30–50 cm tall and wide, making it ideal for borders, rock gardens, gravel gardens, or containers.

Carex testacea thrives in full sun to partial shade, though its orange hues are most vibrant in sunnier spots. It prefers well-drained soil and is drought-tolerant once established, making it suitable for low-maintenance and xeriscape gardens.

It pairs well with other grasses, perennials, or architectural plants and is perfect for modern or naturalistic planting schemes. This versatile grass requires minimal upkeep—simply remove old foliage in spring to keep it looking fresh and tidy.

Carpinus Betulus - Pleached/Espalier on 100x100cm Bamboo frame - Stem 200cm - Girth 12-14cm - Height 300cm - 70lt

Carpinus betulus, or European Hornbeam, is a large, deciduous tree with a fluted grey trunk and very appealing, dense, oval to rounded crown. The leaves are ovate, serrated and ribbed, dark green in summer, coppery yellow in autumn. They remain on branches long into winter. Flowers appear in separate male and female catkins before the leaves, in spring, and are followed by winged nuts. European Hornbeam is a low maintenance and easy to grow plant. It is satisfied with any type of soil, but prefers fertile, dry to moist, well-drained soil, in full sun or partial shade. It is generally disease-free and pest free. It can tolerate drought. Carpinus betulus is an excellent tree and a nice addition to any garden. It is great as a specimen plant or in a group. Because of its tolerance to pruning, it is perfect for hedges and privacy screens.

Carpinus Betulus - Pleached/Espalier on 85x50cm Metal frame - 30lt

Carpinus betulus, or European Hornbeam, is a large, deciduous tree with a fluted grey trunk and very appealing, dense, oval to rounded crown. The leaves are ovate, serrated and ribbed, dark green in summer, coppery yellow in autumn. They remain on branches long into winter. Flowers appear in separate male and female catkins before the leaves, in spring, and are followed by winged nuts. European Hornbeam is a low maintenance and easy to grow plant. It is satisfied with any type of soil, but prefers fertile, dry to moist, well-drained soil, in full sun or partial shade. It is generally disease-free and pest free. It can tolerate drought. Carpinus betulus is an excellent tree and a nice addition to any garden. It is great as a specimen plant or in a group. Because of its tolerance to pruning, it is perfect for hedges and privacy screens.

Carpinus betulus 'Fastigiata', trained as a standard ball, is an elegant and versatile ornamental tree that brings structure and year-round interest to gardens of all sizes. Grown into a clear stem and clipped into a neat, rounded crown, it creates a formal appearance that works beautifully in contemporary, traditional, and cottage-style landscapes.

This hardy hornbeam thrives in a wide range of soil types, including clay, loam, and chalk, provided the ground is reasonably well drained. It is well suited to the UK climate and tolerates exposed positions, urban pollution, and seasonal weather fluctuations. The dense foliage emerges fresh green in spring, deepens through summer, and turns rich shades of golden yellow before falling in autumn. In some sheltered locations, dried leaves may remain on the branches through winter, adding seasonal texture.

The compact canopy makes it ideal for lining driveways, framing entrances, creating symmetry in formal gardens, or adding height without occupying excessive ground space. Minimal pruning is required to maintain its rounded shape, making it a relatively low-maintenance choice.

Combining durability, architectural form, and attractive seasonal colour, a standard ball hornbeam is an excellent feature tree that provides lasting beauty and structure throughout the year.