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Tulbaghia violacea VariegataVariegated Society Garlic Looking rather like a refined agapanthus, Tulbaghia violacea Variegata is a clump forming, rhizomatous perennial. It forms a foot high (30cm) clump of grassy leaves, blue green edged with creamy white, giving a bright, airy appearance. The foliage smells strongly of garlic if brushed against. In August and September, tall stems bear pretty, delicate umbels of lilac coloured flowers, tubular, flaring to a starry mouth; they

deciduous shrub with a spreading habit at first

Also know as Myrtus luma

Fuji cherry Woodfield Cluster is very easy to grow

Foliage shows orange and yellow tints in autumn

Cobnut Nottingham

Mahonia Charity is a really easy

Japanese Wingnut

Euonymus europaeus - Spindle

Rosa x alba Alba Maxima dates back to the 16th century

masses of rounded

A compact twining climber from Japan and Korea

this lovely rose does not repeat