Atherosperma, commonly known as the blackheart sassafras, is evergreen tree, that grows around 8meters. This tree has the protential to grow to 25meters. Flowering in the winter (June to August), the flowers are a white petall with a yellow insert. This tree makes a great hedge or feature tree in ones garden. It can grow in semi-shade (light woodland) or no shade. It prefers moist soil. Origin: Tasmania, Victoria, and NSW of Australia.

A shrub or small tree with thick, dark green leaves with a lighter underside. Deep shade to part sun. Origin: China, Burma and Vietnam

Aucuba is Japanese for ‘evergreen shrub’ and ‘japonica’ refers to its Japanese origin. A low maintenance and versatile shrub with distinctive green and yellow speckled foliage. Grows in almost any conditions.
Will grow in most soils, in full sun or partial shade. Origin: Japan

An evergreen shrub that is a common favourite in the UK. Glossy leaves with striking centres of gold. Grow well in most soil types but like regular watering. Full sun or part shade.

Origin: Japan

(dwarf compact female) Also known as the spotted laurel, Japanese laurel or gold dust plant. A favourite in Britain and the more humid regions of Germany. ‘Rozannie’ is an elegant, compact variety.It has to be grown in part shade or deep shade, it does not withstand afternoon sun or winter and early spring sunshine. Origin: Japan

A medium sized, rounded evergreen shrub that performs well in the shade. The glossy green leaves are splashed with bold sulphur-coloured markings.Full shade to part sun.

Commonly referred to as the Spotted laurel, Japanese laurel or Gold Dust plant, this variety is native to China and Japan. A bushy, rounded evergreen shrub with the dense glossy foliage being splattered with yellow colouring. Hardy and known for its ability to tolerate dry shade.

Dark glossy green leaves before autumn tones of yellow and orange appear after summer. Will grow in most soils, in full sun or partial shade. Origin: Japan

Flowering red, with cutleaf petals, growing around 1m. Morning sun and afternoon shade.

As we have multiple types of Azalea (Mollis) we have list the ones we a lot of or the most popular one. All mollis Azalea list are the deciduous hybrid forms of azalea. Morning sun and afternoon shade.