The European Spindle. It traditionally inhabits the edges of forests and slopes, thriving on nutrient rich soils. Great autumn colour with yellow, greens, reds and purples all on display depending on the local conditions. Small flowers but bright fruits which split open to reveal orange seeds. 

Origin: Europe

Wintercreeper, this groundcover or small shrub, growing to a spead of 1.2metres. This white and green variegation during summer and orange-gold in later mouths.

Japanese Spindle tree. Evergreen shrub, growing to 3 metre, dark green leaves and small yellow flower. Full-Sun

Origin: Japan

Tom Thumb, Small shrub, growing to 60cm x 60cm, Full-Sun, wind tolerant, dark green round dense foilage.

Origin: Japan

Lush, light green, glossy leaves, small compact shrub, growing to 2 metres tall x 1 metre wide. Full-sun to part-shade. Evergreen.

Origin: Japan

(Bartlettina sordida) An erect selection with reddish-purple branches cloaked with very large dark green leaves. The foliage has prominent venation and a pale underside. Lovely bunches of lilac flowers appear in spring.

The ‘Pearlbush’ gets its name from the large white flowers which cover the plant in spring. Foliage is an attractive dark green. A medium-sized shrub growing up to 2.5m in height and spread. 

Origin: China

This variety is sought after for its fantastic spring flowers. The pure white blooms burst out at the first hint of spring and the display is long lasting. Grows to a small branching tree of up to 4m.

Origin: Korea

A bushy shrub with pale green foliage and masses of 5-petalled white flowers from late spring. This selection is a rounded shrub with delightful cascading arching stems. RHS Award of Garden Merit.

Origin: Asia

(Japanese Beech)Similar to European beech but perhaps smaller