Commonly known as Kaka Beak, this beautiful shrub growing to 2metres tall. Flowering bright white flowers in Spring and early Summer.

Origin: New Zealand, Northern island.

This rare and remarkable sword shaped green and cream coloured foilage, and a pale pink trunk. Growing to 4metres and about 2metre wide, Its a perfect statement in the garden. Full-Sun and Part-Shade. Flowers in Summer/early Spring.

Origin: New Zealand

An unusual cross with masses of large creamy bracts over the summer period which turn pink before they fall. Strawberry-like red fruit in late summer. An attractive specimen that can remain semi-evergreen in milder conditions.

(Elegantissima) A Variegated form of the red twig Dogwood. Multi stemmed small shrub with cream outer margin, green within. A smart addition to a part shade garden bed, not for extreme hot or dry.

Origin: Siberi and northern China

 Rich red stems in Winter. White berries. Much branced shrub to 3m, but better cut back yearly. Wet or Dry soils.

Spaethii is a variegated red stemmed dogwood, this variegated dogwood has a yellow and green leaf with a red stem. Full-Sun to Part-Shade.

An unusual variety with silver variegated leaves and a stunning habit. Lovely clusters of white flowers in spring contrast well with the foliage. A great feature specimen for smaller gardens, although the habit can take some years to become apparent. Sometimes called the Wedding Cake Tree.

Origin: USA

A lovely low growing shrub that enjoys a sunny sheltered site. Beautiful gold-margined leaves and cream bracts. Large strawberry-like fruit add an intriguing touch on extra interest.

Capitata is a species of dogwood, this dogwood is a evergreen, with dark green foilage and big white flowers in spring. Growing to 12 metres tall. Part-shade.

Origin: Himalayas in China/India

A beautiful dogwood with great autumn colour and lovely blossom. Makes a great screening tree due to its moderate to fast growth. Small bright blue fruits are borne on red stems, adding extra interest. Great visual appeal.