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aka Bridal Wreath

You will be delighted with the spring display of this pretty deciduous shrub. Snowy white clusters of flowers completely cover the arching branches before the leaves appear. The fresh green foliage turns red in autumn. Flowers on previous years wood so take care not to prune too hard. Deciduous

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aka Early Spiketail

The chestnut brown branches of this unusual deciduous shrub have an open spreading habit. In very early spring they are highly decorated with a myriad of chartreuse-yellow flowers that hang like little bells. Gorgeous picked for a unique floral decoration. Easy to grow in sun or part shade. Deciduous

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aka Mother of Pearl

Mother of Pearl. A charming deciduous shrub that is highly valued for the white, flushed pink, marble like berries which weigh down the branches from autumn to winter. Gorgeous for floral decoration. Hardy and easy to grow in the sun or part shade. Green foliage in spring-summer. Deciduous.

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aka Lilac

Beautiful buds of claret purple open to bright cyclamen pink, double blooms in mid spring. The clusters of flowers are beautifully formed and fragrant. Nice to pick. Plant in sun to light shade in deep well worked soil. Side dress with lime occasionally. Deciduous.

Any pruning should be done immediately after flowering.

An upright small tree, big shrub with slender panicles of deepwine-red, single, deliciously fragrant flowers that will bloom in late Spring, with its dark green heart shaped leaves. Likes full sun but will tolerate partial shade. Deciduous.

Regarded as one of the best purple lilacs.

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aka Lilac

Large stunning panicles of double bloom open to soft cyclamen pink in October and waft their fragrance through the air. Picks well so bring some inside to enjoy. Plant in sun to light shade in deep well worked soil. Side dress with lime occasionally. Deciduous.

Any pruning should be done immediately after flowering.

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Charles Joly is rich lilac-pink composed of single, very fragrant flowers forming a dense, erect panicle. Lilac flowers are very fragrant and open for 3-4 weeks. Pruning can be made immediately after flowering if required. Nice for picking. Plant in sun to light shade in deep well worked soil. Side dress with lime occasionally. Deciduous.

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aka Lilac

Tight rosy pink buds open to reveal racemes of pretty single lilac blooms. The name tells you that the racemes are very long and will fill your garden with delicious perfume in spring. Plant in sun or part shade in deeply worked soil. Side dress with Lime annually. Deciduous.

Any pruning should be done immediately after flowering.

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aka Lilac

Commonly known as Lilac but there is nothing common about this lovely spring flowering lilac. Delicious panicles of deep mauve single blooms with a reddish hue and a delightful fragrance. Happy in sun or part shade in deeply worked soil. Side dress with Lime annually. Deciduous.

Any pruning should be done immediately after flowering.

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aka Lilac

Edward Andre Lilac features showy panicles of fragrant lavender flowers with powder blue overtones rising above the foliage in mid spring, which emerge from distinctive cherry red flower buds. Multi-stemmed deciduous shrub with an upright spreading habit. Very hardy, ideal for screening, full sun and well-drained soil. Deciduous