Hedera helix

Hedera helixHedera Helix is an evergreen, perennial, self clinging climber. Glossy, dark green, diamond shaped leaves with pale green veins are accompanied by clusters of small greenish yellow flowers from September to November, providing a late source of pollen for bees and other insects. The flowers are followed during the winter by small black berries, which will provide a winter food source for birds. Growing to an ultimate height of 8 12m and an ultimate

Buddleias are very low maintenance and cause minimal fuss because of this

the berberis thunbergii ‘Admiration’ is a beautiful deciduous shrub with vivid

with tall spires of lavender flowers growing in an upright manner in Summer

tough blue-grey foliage which sits beneath masses of semi-double

This is especially true for the Clematis ‘Avant Garde’ with its large

Gooseberry Achilles is a thornless shrub that produces large

flat flowerheads of deep red-orange hues which turn to a paler cream shade as the months progress towards the Autumn

where you can walk underneath it

should see the plant watered thoroughly to maintain that stunning yellow colour

but for full Autumn colours full sun is recommended

pale pink and white flowers which appear from Spring to Summer

you will have a shrub that can bring constant presence and colour to the area it is placed in