This lovely, oval and erect shrub, will enhance gardens with superb purple leaves all summer. The new shoots are tinted red and are very attractive.

Small development and an arching form makes this plant essential for flowerbeds, bordering terraces and swimming pools, in containers and flowerpots.

This lovely little shrub is very compact and naturally well ramified. The small purpely-bronze leaves are very attractive all through the season.

This is an erect and compact shrub, with golden leaves on the shoots, very luminous in spring, becoming more and more green, then turning yellow in autumn.

Compact and well ramified plant, completing the 'Diable d'or' and 'Diabolo' varieties, that have a larger development.

Decorative dark pink flower buds from December on. Excellent and hardy plant. Abundant bell-shaped flowers organised in clusters from February to April.

Erect evergreen and shiny shrub with long, spear shaped leaves of 8cm long, sometimes a bit more oval. Tolerates the cold, as opposed to others of this family, chalky and dry soils.

Erect plant with shiny green leaves, irregularly margined with white. These leaves are evergreen, mainly spear-like but sometimes oval.

Compact, quite vigorous and very hardy bushy shrub. Beautiful dark green veined evergreen foliage. It has a glossy upper side and downy silvery underside.

Compact, oval shrub with evergreen leaves, shiny and olive-green on black stems.The purpely flowers are discreet but highly perfumed.

Evergreen and compact shrub, decorative all year. Olive-green leaves on purple-black stems.

The smallest of leaves in the Pittosporum tenuifolium variety, slightly curvy. Small compact, dense, round to oval form, with evergreen, olive-green and shiny leaves, on purple-black stems.

Lovely, original and bright curvy leaves. Dark green splashed with cream in spring, olive-green and white in summer, then getting pink tints in winter.

An oval and compact evergreen, with purpely-bronze shoots and shiny olive-green leaves on black stems. The purple flowers are discreet but have a strong scent.

Dwarf bush, forming a compact and domed plant. Shiny curving leaves, decorative all year round, a dark bronze colour in spring, then purple from summer to winter.

Resistant to sea spray. To plant in warm and sheltered locations.

Grows naturally in a compact and very dense cushion shape. It is therefore often not necessary to prune it.

Compact vegetation, slightly wider than it is tall. Pure white flowers from June to October. Single flowers of about 3 to 4 cm diameter bearing nice clumps of yellow stamens.

Generous golden-yellow flowers. The foliage is made of 5 to 7 small green leaflets.

Very floriferous plant from June to October. Flowers over 4 cm diameter. Easy to grow and doing well in containers.

The flowers, with a diameter of 5 to 6 cm, are amongst the largest in the potentilla genus. Golden yellow flowering, abundant from June to October, in a moderate climate.

An excellent little flowering garden plant, robust and tolerant, easy to grow and generously flowering. Flowers will renew from May to October. Tolerates chalky and dry soils.

An abundant and very red flowering from June to September. The green leaves are composed of 5-7 leaflets.

3 cm diameter flowers with a yellow lemon colour, whashed with light orange and reminding us the outstanding tangerine colour.

The large simple and early flowers are creamy to primrose yellow, and will repeat often. The fading blossoms stay neat.

Flowering produces a two-tone effect, the buds being white and pink edged, blooming into double, cream coloured flowers.

The yellow flowers are double and will repeat practically all the time. Forms a lovely compact bush, well ramified, robust leaves and with excellent vegetation.

The double flowers are a light pink-white, each petal, bordered with darker pink. The superb floral buds are fringed with dark pink and bring a lovely two-tone aspect when flowering.

The double flowers are two-tone with remarkable colours : different grades of pink, salmon and yellow.

Double pink blossoms that keep their colour well, superior to those of the Pink Paradise variety. It forms a compact, well-branched bush with attractive, regular growth.

Orang'issima' is the darkest of the simple orange flowering Shrubby Cinquefoil varieties. Forms a lovely bush, well ramified and with excellent, robust vegetation

Semi-double flowers of about 4cm in diameter, deep and tender pink coloured. Abundant flowers in Mai-June to July, repeating in September-October.

The simple dark red flowers are very attractive, even brighter in cool weather, as in spring, and more orangey in hot weather.

Flowers are simple and two-tone, attractive and novel. Each orange petal has a yellow heart. Forms a lovely bush, well ramified and with excellent, robust vegetation

Lovely compact evergreen plant, perfect for rock gardens. Little shiny dark green leaves, giving off a mint perfume when rubbed.