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An evergreen shrub or small tree with purple young stems and spiky, glossy bright green leaves margined yellow. In spring it bears small white flowers and then during autumn and winter, bright red berries.

A deciduous perennial wth aromatic, greyish-green foliage producing spires of tubular white flowers in summer.

An evergreen shrub with attractive foliage set against dark stems and bearing fragrant maroon flowers in spring and summer.

A native, evergreen grass forming small tussocks of bright green foliage and bearing pale yellow flowers in late summer.

An upright, clump-forming perennial with aromatic, feathery bronze foliage with yellow flowerheads in mid to late summer followed by aromatic seeds.

A delightful perennial with sweetly fragrant violet-purple flowers in spring and early summer.

This is a classic crab apple tree with decorative red fruits.White, apple blossom-scented flowers and deep red fruits which last well into January. The fruits are a favourite for birds and can also be cut and used for Christmas decorations.

A large, self-clinging, deciduous climber with toothed, large, five-pointed leaves, green in spring and summer, turning bronze-red in autumn.

An evergreen, trailing perennial producing single white flowers from late spring right through until the autumn.

Originally bred at Nuccio’s nursery in California, this Camellia has double pale rose pink flowers, flushed with white in spring making it a beautiful plant for the garden.

A lovely, evergreen shrub with bright red, young foliage turning dark green later.

An attractive, small, evergreen shrub with dark green leaves edged silver (pink when young) and bearing clusters of small, bell-shaped, white flowers in spring, opening from pink buds. Pieris require acidic soil though they can be grown well in containers with ericaceous compost.

Rosette-forming perennial bearing greenish white flowers above scalloped foliage from May to July. A particularly good plant for areas of dry shade.

If you want one of the best of all white peonies for cutting then this is one to plant! The buds are slow to open, teasing you with the promise of the wonderful display to come. They start off showing a pale pink blush but quickly turn to pure white. These large and beautiful flowers are both sweetly scented and long lasting making them really good for cutting. Although a taller growing peony often to around 95cm or so, it is a good one for the back of the border, and its strong dark stems mean that staking is rarely necessary. (Van der Valk 1952).

A compact herbaceous perennial with small, dark green, hairy leaves and branched clusters of blue flowers with purple bracts.

Stout, strong, creamy white flowers with throats attractively painted burgundy, make a stunning display in summer.

A miniature hosta with mounds of blue-grey leaves producing lavender-coloured flowers in summer.

A slender, evergreen grass with hairy leaves, forming loose clumps, making a great ground cover plant throughout the year. In midsummer, it bears elegant clusters of small, white flowers which can self-seed freely, so to keep it in check, prompt deadheading is recommended.

An upright perennial to 75cm tall, with narrow leaves and loose panicles of tubular white flowers, tinged with deep pink.

A lovely erect, evergreen shrub with attractive green foliage, bright red when young and in spring, bearing white, nodding, bell-shaped flowers. It needs to be grown in acidic soil or alternatively in ericaceous compost in a pot.

A semi-evergreen perennial forming a basal rosette of crinkled, light green leaves with stout stems in late spring and summer topped with whorls of white flowers with yellow centres.

An always popular, deciduous shrub with toothed, bright green leaves and bearing huge arching sprays of white flowers in late spring. To ensure a good floral display, prune back every year after flowering.

A small, deciduous tree or shrub of compact, upright habit bearing deeply-divided, palmate red leaves in spring turning maroon in summer then dark red in autumn.