Rhododendron 'Surrey Heath'

Rhododendron 'Surrey Heath'Rhododendron plants are known for producing masses of flowers throughout late Spring and this hybrid variety is no exception. Rhododendron Surrey Heath is a neat and compact evergreen shrub with dark green foliage. The plant shows off large clusters of trumpet shaped blooms, that gradate from rose pink to a creamy white. Plant this shrub in a shallow plot, in a position with dappled to partial shade. Grow in a moist, well drained, humus rich soil.

When planting these gorgeous Polyanthus plants

Physocarpus ‘Magic Ball’

deciduous shrub with an upright

The plant itself features tightly packed bunches of awl-shaped needles

bushy and has a good free flowering habit

deciduous shrub with dense

Alstroemeria are free-flowering plants that are native to South America (Peruvian Lilies)

making them perfect for adding height to flower beds

This should be planted in moist

A sheltered position is advised alongside protection from frosts and cold drying winds

Clematis ‘Blue Angel’ is a climber with icy blue flowers with ruffled petals which taper to pointed tips

well-drained soil and keep in full sun for the best flower colours