Plant Catalogue

A compact variety covered in single white flowers with a yellow stamen in the Spring. Relatively Hardy. PP UK/EW 12853

A vigorous evergreen shrub decorated with large salmon pink semi-double flowers in the Spring. Prefers a semi shaded site.PP UK/EW 12853

Strong growing shrub which is narrow and erect, bearing medium, anemone form white flowers with centres of yellow petaloides.PP UK/EW 12853

Flowering in late winter and early Spring, this hybrid, raised in Cornwall, has durable bright rose pink single flowers in profusion. Hardy in most of the British Isles, it prefers light shade and a well drained neutral to acid soil. Unless pruned, it will grow to 3 m x 2 m and bring a welcome splash of colour to the dull days of late winter.

A exceptionally pretty evergreen shrub with a white margin to the semi- double pink flowers in Spring contrasting with very dark green, holly like leaves. A sport of C. Lady Vansittart, selected in 1947. 2 m x 2 m but can be easily pruned. Camellias prefer light shade, some shelter and a neutral to acid soil with adequate drainage.

Single pink flowers cover this old fashioned and unusual variegated Camellia. Prefers a North / West aspect. PP UK/EW 12853

One of the earliest Camellia japonicas to flower, bearing large rose pink semi-double flowers from February. A medium sized evergreen Shrub, 1.5 m x 1,5 m of a rather a loose disposition. Raised in France prior to 1894. Camellias prefer some shelter, light shade and a neutral to acid soil with adequate drainage,

A well proportioned variety of this celebrated Evergreen shrub with lovely white flowers striped pink in Spring. PP UK/EW 12853

A vigorous evergreen shrub with deep red peony flowers in Spring. Prefers a shady north or west facing Site. Japanese origin 1859. PP UK/EW 12853

Large dark red peony form flowers. Vigorous and upright growth. Prefers north or west facing site. PP UK/EW 12853

Large white flowers striped cerise decorate this Camellia in the Spring. Up to 2 x 2 m but can be effectively pruned after flowering. Raised in Brescia, Italy around 1850. Prefers some shelter and light shade and a neutral to acid soil with adequate drainage.

Large formal double white flowers cover this California raised Camellia in the spring. Prefers a north/west facing site. PP UK/EW 12853