Viburnum rhytidyfilum - 120-150cm, 50lt CupressusViburnum rhytidyfilum is a large, evergreen shrub of upright habit with narrowly ovate, heavily veined, glossy, dark green leaves, grey underneath. Small, creamy white flowers in domed clusters bloom in spring and are followed by bright red berries that turn glossy black when ripe and persist on branches throughout the winter. Attractive to birds and butterflies. Viburnum rhytidyfilum can adapt to a wide range of soil conditions, but prefers average,
Rhododendron ‘Helrood Red’ thrives in acidic
deciduous shrub
Morus alba 'Pendula'
white flowers bloom in summer and autumn
It's semi-dwarf
Flowers are followed by edible
Hibiscus ‘Red Heart’ thrives in average
Chamaecyparis lawsoniana 'Columnaris' is tolerant of most soil types
It is tolerant of partial shade
The profusion of stunning
colourful foliage – reddish-purple when young
It’s susceptible to a number of fungal diseases