White Marsh Marigold | Caltha palustris alba

White Marsh Marigold | Caltha palustris albaBright clusters of creamy white bowl shaped flowers with prominent yellow stamens appear in the early spring, surrounded by heart shaped fresh green leaves Commonly known as Marsh Marigold, Meadowbright or Kingcup Forms an attractive, almost spherical mound of foliage Winner of the RHS's Plants for Pollinators certification, this native plant is highly beneficial to bees and butterflies An ideal addition to wildflower gardens, pond edges and woodland

Begonia Cascade Pink prefers moist but well-drained

compact growth habit

in late spring you can remove any branches which are misplaced

going on to turn a bright red in autumn

the stunning Robinia 'Frisia' is the tree to plant in your garden

providing both beauty and interest

The bark of the Cider Gum tree peels off in a variety of chalky shades which include cream

The beans are best when small so they cook quickly and retain much of their pretty colour

It is simple to care for

Attractive feathery

The Malus dometsica ‘is not self-fertile

which provide birds with a valuable food source and