Prunus lusitanica 'Angustifolia'

Prunus lusitanica 'Angustifolia'A large, evergreen perennial with a neat and tidy growth habit A neater variety of Portugal Laurel, this delightful shrub bears long, narrow green leaves on red purple stems. In June, the plant is covered in small white flowers, which are followed by small red fruits Makes a highly attractive hedge which only needs pruning once a year if at all Grows to 5m tall and 4m wide plant 75cm apart if used as a hedge Hardy and easy maintenance, this plant is

varying from deep maroon to a burgundy purple

Whether used to fill borders

It should be placed in full sunlight

The Cheals Weeping Cherry tree offers a wonderful eye-catching display of double petal deep pink flowers in spring

If coppiced it will stay even smaller

The highly aromatic leaves may be used in cooking or to make mint tea

Plant these out in your garden and you are sure to get a spectacular display that year

Don’t sit there like a lemon

good for freezing

Orchid Phalaenopsis Niagara Fall Pink

Apricot trees are a glorious addition to any sunny garden – even small gardens

This Japanese alpine cherry is one of the hardiest ornamental cherries available