Hydrangea macrophylla 'Little White'

Hydrangea macrophylla 'Little White'It's snowing In summer?! No, don't be silly, it's just the flurries of pompom like, white flowers boasted by the spectacular 'Little White' hydrangea. Growing to between just half a metre and three quarters of a metre, this cultivar is as showy as it is compact; that's to say, pretty darn compact! The blooms wouldn't be able to shine in the way they do were it not for the support act played by the lush green foliage, which is oval, toothed and

The 17+ bulbs will produce compact clusters of star shaped flowers formed into enormous bell shaped blooms

for an amazing six weeks in an optimum season

5 Narcissus Tete a Tete (10-11)

Unlike many Indian bean tree varieties

Foliage consists of long grass-like green leaves which are mostly vertical

Fritillaria Imperialis Aurora has lanceolate leaves towards the base out of which rises a sturdy stalk and bear the flowerheads skyward

petals are salmon to coral-coloured oranges

'Dodong' is unquestionably one of the finest Japanese Rowans out there

so you don't need to worry if you've only got a paved space available to you

These flowers work well as ground cover and will naturalise an area after they are established

Perennial flowers of grandeur

They are great for cut flowers due to their beauty and longevity