Evergreen Shrubs
Arbutus unedo ‘Compacta’
Sometimes known as the Strawberry tree, due to its red fruit. Stunning evergreen foliage with small, white flowers in autumn. That produce red fruits that ripen the following year.
Height 2.5m/8ft | Spread 2.5m/8ft Plant Mar-Nov | Flowers Nov-Dec
5140-5748 | 9cm pot £9.99
Viburnum ‘Copper Top’
Produces bronze-red foliage that turns green, and clusters of scented white flowers in late spring and summer.
Height 2.5m/8ft | Spread 1.5m/5ft Plant Jul-Oct | Flowers May-Jun
5140-5327 | 9cm pot Mix ‘n’ Match Buy any 2 shrubs and get 1 free £9.99
Pittosporum tenuifolium ‘Beachball’
A neat, round evergreen shrub ideal for providing year-round structure in the border. Low-maintenance and easy to grow.
Height 1m/3.5ft | Spread 1m/3.5ft Plant Mar-Nov | Flowers May-Jun
5140-5279 | 9cm pot CHOOSE ANY 3 Favourite
Wonderful winter fragrance
£9.99
and the cheapest shrub will be free
Photinia x fraseri ‘Louise’
Evergreen shrub with variegated leaves, red and pink when young and green and cream when mature. Good hedging plant.
Height 4m/13ft | Spread 4m/13ft Plant Mar-Nov
5140-4993 | 9cm pot £9.99
Sarcococca hookeriana ‘Winter Gem’
A garden favourite, producing a display of rich, glossy green foliage all year round and produce small, sweet- smelling flowers.
Height 1m/39in | Spread 1m/39in Plant Sep-Nov | Flowers Dec-Jan
5140-5231 | 9cm pot £7.99
Rhododendron ‘Shamrock’
Dwarf evergreen shrub with masses of pale yellow trumpet-shaped flowers in mid-spring.
Height 1m/39in | Spread 75cm/2.5ft Plant Mar-May | Flowers May
5140-4994 | 9cm pot £9.99
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