evergreen shrubs - A Selection
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This great little Evergreen azalea, is an ideal candidate for container planting on your patio, although is just as effective in a large bed or border amongst other plants.
A dwarf rhododendron with beautiful cherry-red flowers that have dark veins and spots. The leaves are very dark green and slightly curled. Prefers a cooler location. Flowers May-June. Height 40-60cm.
An evergreen Azalea with vivid red flowers in late spring that smother the entire plant. The glossy foliage is dark green in summer, turning to rich bronze in winter. When planted in an acid border, it makes a fabulous contrast with other evergreens. Rhododendron 'Maruschka' has a neat, rounded habit making it an ideal feature plant for patio containers. Height and spread: 100cm (39?).
Rhododendron 'Georg Arends' is a magnificent sight in May. Rosy-red blooms decorate its spreading branches, virtually covering the evergreen foliage.
A particularly reliable dwarf Yakushimanum hybrid, which has been commended with an RHS AGM for its excellent garden performance. Rhododendron 'Dreamland' produces a captivating display of pale pink blooms with wavy, darker pink margins.
Viburnum Opulus Roseum Gorgeous white blooms make amazing cut flowers! The Viburnum Opulus Roseum is the popular, easy to grow shrub which thrives in the English climate. A beautiful bushy garden shrub with gorgeous leaves shaped similar to an Acer tree. Also known as the ?Snowball? tree due to its round white blooms. These showy blooms continue into the autumn months.Height and spread: 4m (12?).
Trusses of large, rich pink, funnel-shaped flowers with blotches of dark purple in the throat are borne during late spring and early summer. Rhododendron 'Marie Fortie' is a hardy spreading shrub. Its glossy, deep green,leathery leaves remain evergreen, making a fine backdrop for summer flowering perennials.
Flowering slightly later than many of the dwarf hybrids, Rhododendron 'Robert Seleger' produces a fine display during May. The funnel-shaped flowers are an unusual shade of purple-pink that stands out well against the dark, evergreen foliage.
Rhododendron 'Pink Star' bursts into life with an explosion of starry, deep pink blooms creating a sensational spring spectacle for any setting. Each flower features an impressive twenty to thirty slender petals that seem to swirl and dance above the dark and equally slender, semi-evergreen foliage. This versatile rhododendron forms a neat, symmetrical dome that is easy on the eye and perfect for spaces that are restricted to container growing such as balconies and courtyards. It is equally
Tough, tolearnt and dazzling in spring
The flowers of Camellia japonica ‘Fairy Blush’ may be small, but they are exceptionally prolific, go on for months and exude a lovely fragrance. From late winter to early spring, dark pink buds open into profuse clusters of small, single, blush pink flowers. The spent flowers are shed very efficiently maintaining its attractive appearance throughout its flowering period.It forms a compact, bushy shrub with small, evergreen leaves, the new foliage emerging with pink tints. Camellia japonica
This compact variety of the popular Photinia fraseri has been expertly trained into a clear-stemmed standard, making it an eye-catching architectural feature ideal for framing entryways, doorways, and borders. In spring, the new growth emerges in vibrant scarlet, creating a dramatic contrast with the older foliage beneath. As the season progresses, the young leaves mature into a rich, glossy green, and clusters of creamy white flowers appear, adding further charm. A hardy evergreen, this shrub
