Dryopteris 'Cristata The King'

Dryopteris 'Cristata The King'A semi evergreen, bushy fern that is found natively in woodlands around Britain. The Dryopteris affinis 'Cristata (the King)' produces upright to arched, bright golden green foliage with crested tips on both the pinnae and fronds. Commonly known as the golden male fern, this plant is a wonderful addition to a shaded border or woodland area. Thrives best in dappled, part or full shade in a moist, well drained, humus rich soil. Can tolerate partial or

A vigorous perennial with a rich profusion of bright blooms which contrast nicely with the foliage below and are notable for their early flowering period

pink and white that appear in a pompom-like format from Autumn ensures that these hardy perennials make a stunning impact on the garden

Camellia plants develop strong tolerance to overnight temperatures

Yellow flowers accommodate the shrub in Early Summer which contrast beautifully against the white foliage

fading to pale white as they mature

Each bloom forms on long

The Crocosmia Twilight Fairy Gold is very hardy and will thrive in most soil types

a prune and tidy up at the start of Spring is all that is needed to keep this decorative grass looking its best

well-drained soil in full sun or partial sun

drought-prone soils

Alumigold are the perfect evergreen tree to introduce into your garden

Clematis Willy is best suited to training up trellises