Cupressus cashmeriana Silver Shadow staghorn

Cupressus cashmeriana Silver Shadow staghornA breathtaking cultivar of the Kashmir Cypress, Cupressus Silver Shadow is prized for its graceful, weeping habit and soft, feathery foliage. The foliage is beautifully textured, composed of slender, flattened sprays that drape from the branches in a gentle cascade. A soft grey blue colour defines the mature foliage, while the new growth in early spring emerges with striking white variegationso luminous it can turn the whole plant silvery white when

and sandy soils

Kirin Kurume Azalea is a classic

Native to the southern parts of eastern Australia

It is necessary to lightly prune to keep the topiary form

and is often seen lining country roads

mature to lilac and age to white

a soft screen for privacy

glossy foliage provides a sharp contrast against the plentiful blooms

deciduous tree that adds both beauty and bounty to any garden

cats and horses

Camellia Paradise Confetti produces an abundance of petite

Purple Fusion is ideal in courtyards