Everlasting Sweet Pea | Lathyrus latifolius 'Red Pearl'

Everlasting Sweet Pea | Lathyrus latifolius 'Red Pearl'Spectacular sprays of scarlet sweet pea like blooms which will come back year after year RHS Plants for Pollinators certified Flowers from June to September A vigorous perennial climber which will quickly cover a sunny wall, this also looks pretty grown through a hedge or evergreen shrub or up a trellis Unlike the annual sweet pea, it has no fragrance but is highly attractive to pollinators Perfect for the cutting garden fill your vases and save air

This will allow the beautiful colour of the leaves to progress quicker and avoid becoming dull

It was named after Victor Jacquemont

giving the plant an eye-catching appeal

This concorde pear tree is a sight to behold in springtime when it is covered in small five-petalled white flowers

Ornata is a plant that is a popular member of the Calathea genus

then develops a vibrant green centre before changing to fiery reds and oranges in autumn

Can also be grown individually as pot leeks

boasting flowers of deep purple-red in spring (as well as an occasional second flush in summer)

Caladium Casey is a small houseplant with heart shaped leaves which will add a splash of colour to any room

This beautiful tree is ideally suited to larger areas like parks

providing a much-needed injection of colour in an otherwise bleak period in the garden calendar

waking up your garden and attracting butterflies and birds