Plant Catalogue

Probably the most widely grown and reliable of the Bottle Brushes, This distinctive evergreen Shrub originating in New South Wales, carries clusters of carmine red flowers along the stems in Summer. Will grow up to 3 m x 2 m in an arching habit and survives all but the hardiest winters in south west England. Prefers a sunny position and well drained soil,

Brilliant scarlet flowers Summer. 2m Graceful arching shrub. Prefers a more sheltered situation.

Spiky bright red flowers decorate the stems in the Summer on this lovely New Zealand shrub which needs some shelter.

Spreading shrub with narrow leaves and numerous mauve/pink flowers in summer which fade with age. 2 - 4 M approx.

Pale yellow flowers born along the stems in the Summer. Prefers a sheltered site.1.5 metres high.

Cream coloured flowers decorate the stems in the Summer on this lovely New Zealand shrub which needs some shelter.

Bottlebrush like flowers are borne on this plant. Prefers a sunny but sheltered spot.

In the Snowy mountains of SE Australia, this evergreen shrub can grow to 4 m, but doesnt seem to be so vigorous in the UK. One of the hardier bottle brushes, it produces clusters of conspicuous creamy yellow flowers along the stems during the summer. With small pointed leaves and a dense habit it prefers a sunny position and well drained soil.

Bottlebrush like flowers are borne on this plant. Prefers a sunny but sheltered position.

White cup shaped flowers decorate this unusual marsh marigold in Spring. Prefers a damp site; will grow elsewhere.

Fragrant reddish purple, almost rust coloured flowers in mid Summer on this 2 to 3 m high deciduous shrub. Originally from South Carolina. With scented wood & leaves, it can form a fairly dense thicket if planted in good soil, sun or light shade. Oil distilled from the flowers is used in the manafacture of perfumes.

A recent introduction from China, this deciduous Shrub grows to 3 m x 3 m with large yellow centered white flowers, marked maroon in the Spring. Also known as Sinocalycanthus chinensis, it prefers a well drained, slightly acidic good loamy soil in full sun or light shade. May require some shelter in hard winters.