Conical evergreen shrub with lance shaped, dark green leaves. Produces star shaped, fragrant, yellow-green flowers, later creamy white in mid spring. Ht approx 25 ft. POISONOUS IF EATEN!
An evergreen shrub with dark green leaves and contrasting star shaped red flowers in mid-spring. Native to the south-eastern United States. Full sun or partial shade. TOXIC AND NON EDIBLE.
A spreading beardless blue flowered perennial, 60cm high, from the Himalayas. Flowers in late Spring. Prefers a free draining sunny position. Harmful if eaten.
Spectacular lavender/white flowers with lavender pencilling and yellow markings are born in mid Summer. A reliable perennial which grows best in a moist site in full. Harmful if eaten.
Spectacular white flowers with purple and yellow markings toward the middle in mid Summer. A reliable perennial which grows best in a moist site in full sunshine. Harmful if eaten.
Beardless iris with arching, often evergreen, grey-green leaves. Bears yellow heavily veined purple flowers in late spring. Ht approx 3 ft. Harmful if eaten.