Camellia japonica 'William Bartlett'

Camellia japonica 'William Bartlett'First discovered in Australia in the 1950s, Camellia japonica 'William Bartlett' has to be one of the most distinctive camellia varieties out there, dazzling all and sundry with its profusion of paint splashed pink petals! Alongside the fabulous flowers, this shrub features charming evergreen, serrated foliage in a glossy green hue. As colour contrasts go, this is up there with the very best. Flowering freely from March through to April, this

so if you want to attract more wildlife to your garden

usually identified by a rougher area and the tip or point of the bulb upwards

Amelanchier lamarckii is a tree that delivers in more ways than one

which is significantly greater than that of other Prunus persica cultivars

some of the well-known cultivars includes leeks and onions

butterflies and other beneficial pollinating insects are attracted to this amelanchier's nectar-rich blossoms

This allows you to plant in dense blocks as well as easily break apart your plants to spread them out a bit more

white-petalled flowers often with a slight pink hue towards the base

you'll be met in summer with a wall of white spheres that's hard not to be taken aback by

If you're looking for garden interest in the winter months

5m (or so)

'Annabelle' stuns with its voluminous snowy blooms