Pieris Japonica are They are naturally found in forests but grow well in a border or woodland garden. Pieris have elliptic, glossy, mid-green leave...
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Olea are small or medium sized evergreen trees with simple, opposite leathery leaves. Flowers are in terminal or axillary panicles, and are small, ...
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Ilex crenata from 5 paces look almost exactly like a box bush, they don't get caterpillar or blight. The plants forms a mass of tight packed curve...
View full detailsEuonymus or japanese spindle are compact, evergreen shrubs. They are grown for their attractive colourful foliage and Autumn colours, leaves are si...
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Evergreen ideal for formal Topiary. Only need clipping once or twice a year.We advocate the use of Vitax Buxus feed products with all Box Topiary
Buxus - box is an evergreen shrub with simple dark green glossy leaves look lovely all year round. Very easy to grow and maintain, responds well to...
View full detailsLow maintenance outdoor plants offer a myriad of benefits for homeowners and garden enthusiasts looking for beauty and functionality without the extensive upkeep. One of the primary advantages is the reduction in time and labour required for garden maintenance. Plants such as succulents, ornamental grasses, and native species typically require less watering, pruning, and fertilization than more demanding varieties. This makes them ideal for busy individuals or those who may not have extensive gardening experience but still wish to enjoy a green environment.
Additionally, low maintenance plants tend to be more resilient and adaptable to varying weather conditions and soil types. This hardiness reduces the need for chemical interventions, such as pesticides and herbicides, making the garden safer for wildlife and more sustainable in the long term. Economically, these plants can also be more cost-effective, as they often thrive with minimal inputs. The aesthetic diversity of low maintenance plants—from flowering perennials to striking foliage—ensures that gardeners can create visually appealing spaces that also support local ecosystems without requiring constant care and attention.
