Common Dogwood | Cornus sanguinea 'Midwinter Fire' Species_Citrus this classic hybrid tea rose

this classic hybrid tea rose with rich

this camellia provides an easy way to add more impact to your garden without a heap of effort

Parrot Tulip with petals that have ivory white ribs

‘Bountiful’ isn’t self-fertile and therefore needs cross-pollinating with another variety in order to bear fruit

cotinus royal purple is often grown as a large shrub

Common Dogwood | Cornus sanguinea 'Midwinter Fire' Species_Citrus this classic hybrid tea roseOne of the very finest dogwood varieties, 'Midwinter Fire' dazzles through the winter months with its vivid red and orange bare stems, which are best enjoyed when planted en masse in blocks. Alongside its glorious stems, this plant also features creamy summertime blooms, jet black berries and lush green foliage (which takes on fabulous autumnal hues later in the year). While dogwoods can be grown in dense planting blocks or as an attractive hedge,