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ACER CHISHIO
Very slow growing, bushy form of Maple. The new foliage in spring is a gorgeous shade of flame pink slowly turning green as the season… -
ACER CRIMSON QUEEN
Fine selected weeping maple with scarlet red stems. Deep reddish-purple leaves. Retains leaf colour summer, fiery scarlet autumn. -
ACER FJELLHEIM
In spring, the foliage is soft and lime-green with red margins. By mid-summer, the leaves turn green and then transform to gold, orange, and red… -
ACER NEGUNDO VAR. VIOLACEUM
Has eye-catching burgundy tassels on bare branches before the new spring growth. The young shoots and leaves are purple-maroon and mature into green summer leaves… -
ACER PIXIE
Pretty "Pixie" could also be called "Lady in Red" as the new spring foliage is a rich vibrant red gradually maturing to a deeper black… -
ACER RED EMPEROR
Similar to and possibly an improvement of Bloodgood, retaining its purple-red leaf color even better through the growing season. Changes to dark crimson in the… -
ACER STELLA ROSA
Acer palmatum dissectum 'Stella Rossa' Japanese Maple. "Red Moon". Attractive pink-red foliage becoming dark purple red in summer before turning bright red in autumn. The… -
CAMELLIA SETSUGEKKA
Produces medium-sized, single to semi-double flowers in pure white. Blooms from early autumn to mid-winter, and has an upright, vigorous growth habit with deep-green leaves. -
PERSEA AMER. AVOCADO HASS
Persea americana 'Hass' (A) Avocado 'Hass'. Gourmet fruit ripens from September - Aprl. Requires well drained soil, protection from frost and wind. Keep well watered… -
DICKSONIA FIBROSA
Dicksonia fibrosa. Wheki Ponga (Maori). NZ toughest tree fern. Slow growing, good for the smaller garden. Frost hardy. Easy to grow in moist area in… -
DICKSONIA SQUARROSA
Dicksonia squarrosa Wheki, Brown Tree Fern is a hardy New Zealand native tree fern and grows a tall, slender, brown trunk up to approx 6m… -
ILEX LARGO
Ilex Largo Holly features dark-green foliage and has an upright, bushy growth habit. It is an excellent option for use in topiary and hedging, as…
