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HI My son has just moved into a new duplex witch has a lovely big terrace but is completly bare of any planting . advice sought on suitable evergreen shrubs/plants but most important ones that will not attract to many BEES he is terrified of them

Can anyone tell me what this tree is. It still has almost all of its leaves. Last spring I pulled off all the previous years leaves so now wonder if it isn't decidu   ous as I had assumed Is it some sort of Euonymus? Close-up view of a leaf

followers, orange-red hips, good for hedges H & S 1-2.5m (3-8ft) Tamarix tetrandra – arching branches, scale like leaves, pink flowers in late spring, good for poor soils, H & S 3m (10ft) Hippophae rhamnoides AGM (sea buckthorn) – bushy deciduous shrub

find most type of primroses grow well under decidues trees / summer flowering shrubs  ( exept the ones which need lots of water, I cannot grow Bullimia type - please exuse spellings), when  the primroses have  finished flowering  they die down

’re showing their autumn colour, you’ll have the best idea of their potential.Autumn is the ideal time to plant deciduous trees and shrubs. Warm soil and moisture promote good root-development, helping plants to settle in before harsh winter weather. A

Hi, I am looking for suggestions for a shrub that I can grow against a south facing fence. The garden is quite small, but I have a number if shrubs down the length and am looking to fill a gap between two ceanothus plants. I am looking

plants, but Euonymus alatus was probably the first. Hailing from China and Japan, it is slow-growing, and deciduous. The greenish-white flowers appear in spring and, for much of the year, it is a green, innocuous-looking shrub.However, in autumn

'm hoping that as this is a deciduous shrub this is simply its way of surviving drought. By losing its leaves it protects itself from dehydration, and when moisture does arrive (as it surely will) a new flush of foliage will grow. For now, though, it

Hi everybody,once again advise if you can please,iv taken loads of Hydrangea  cuttings and they are doing ok indoors some single pots some 5or6 in large pots,its the first time iv done this as i want them for shrub wind protection up the allotment

that frosy weather doesn't get everything. Found aconitim in flower, also a lavetera (shrub) which i thought was deciduous but still has leaves, buds and a couple of flowers. Erysimun and erigeron K (small daisy type)