Aralia are deciduous trees, shrubs or perennials, with large, simple or pinnately compound leaves and tiny greenish-white flowers in large terminal...
View full detailsBerberis or barberries are deciduous mound forming shrubs. Berberis have plenty of prickles so are commonly used as a security hedge.Barberry shrub...
View full detailsBerberis or Barberries are deciduous, mound forming shrubs. They have bright attractive foliage and bear small red to yellow berries in Autumn. Ber...
View full detailsEdgeworthia chrysantha (also known as Edgeworthia grandiflora or the Paperbush) is a deciduous shrub admired for its winter-blooming, fragrant flow...
View full detailsGarrya Elliptica is also known as the Silk Tassell Bush are evergreen shrubs with rapid growth and bushy habit. James Roof is a popular variety and...
View full detailsHamamelis is a winter-flowering shrub. Its spicy fragrance and spidery flowers in shades of yellow, orange and red make it a must for the winter ga...
View full detailsHippophae are unusual shrubs that have an exoctic feel and will enrich any gaden. Hippophae rhamnoides Friesdorfer Orange are also known as Sea Bu...
View full detailsKerria Japonica is a vigorous, deciduous flowering shrub. It will grow almost anywhere and soon develops into a thicket of tall stems bearing doubl...
View full detailsRefer to established plants that provide immediate visual impact in gardens and landscapes. These shrubs are typically larger and more mature than standard nursery plants, allowing for instant garden appeal. They are increasingly popular for their ability to create a lush, established look without the waiting period associated with younger plants.
Immediate Impact: Instant shrubs fill space and provide structure to your garden from day one, making your landscape feel more complete and mature.
Time-Saving: By planting larger, established shrubs, you can skip the waiting period required for smaller plants to grow and fill in.
Variety of Choices: Many species are available as instant shrubs, offering a range of colors, textures, and heights to suit various garden designs.
Better Survival Rates: Mature plants often have stronger root systems, which can help them establish more quickly in their new environment.
Reduced Maintenance: Larger, established plants may require less immediate care compared to younger plants, as they are more resilient to pests and environmental stressors.
