A large and vigorous tree with dark green leaves, abundant sulphur-yellow and perfumed flowers (end of January-February to March). This Acacia variety is the most rustic of Mimosas.

The darkest of the 'Agapanthus inapertus pendulus' varieties. The flowers appearing in summer, are tube-like and droop.

White streaked, topaze-blue flowers appear in abundance from July to September. The spherical bunches form at the end of rigid stems.

Compact and floriferous : from July to September, numerous pure white flowers appear, bunched at the end of erect, short stems.

Large white flowers in summer, and ribbon-like evergreen leaves. The flowers are clustered together at the end of solid and erect stems. An exotic and colourful plant for gardens.

Large blue flowers in summer, evergreen tapering leaves. this perennial will bear, from a young age, blue or white flowers in bunches at the end of long rigid and upright stems.

The enormous blue flowers, can sometimes grow to over 30cm in diameter.

An exotic and very original flowering. Originates from sub-tropical regions enduring negative temperatures. Erect bearing, then spreading, delicate and light leaves with little leaflets.

Bright deep yellow flowering, abundant from June to October.

A very rustic palm tree (will tolerate -20°c after a few years).Quite vigorous. Grows well in the shade of taller trees and appreciates a not too dry soil, preferably rich, to stay vigorous.

Synonym : Cistus x lenis 'Grayswood Pink'. Lovely compact and spreading plant with grey leaves in summer, easy to grow and floriferous. Large crumpled, light pink flowers.

One of the more rustic of the cistus family, compact and spreading. A profusion of white flowers, 3-4cm in diameter, in May-June, coming from tinted red floral buds.

Beautiful silvery-green and silky foliage. Evergreen shrub to plant in dry and drained soils and in warm location to protect from severe cold weather.

Red-bronze, ribbon-like, evergreen leaves, bordered with bright pink. Mutation of the 'Red Star' variety. Slowly develops a lovely little trunk.

The leaves are a bronze-red colour, edged with cherry red, and attractive all year. Slowly develops a lovely little trunk.

Rapid growth. Purpely-red leaves, neat all year. Slowly develops a lovely little trunk. Sometimes, little cream white flowers may appear, in long bunches, smelling strongly of vanilla.

Golden leaves streaked with copper-pink and the same colour at the base. Slowly develops a little trunk, which, with age, can form other bases.

Evergreen ribbon-like green leaves, streaked with gold lines. Slowly develops a lovely little trunk. Little white flowers, bunched together, appear sometimes with a strong vanilla perfume.

The ribbon-like persistant leaves are edged in cream, purpely bronze above and grey-green underneath. As no trunk develops, several stems will form at the base when mature.

Evergreen ribbon-like leaves, coloured bronze-red with purpely-pink edges. Will not develop a trunk but forms several stems at the base at maturity.

The ribbon-like persistant leaves are edged in green with dark purple bands and a lighter green central line, tinted with cream.

The flowering appears between winter and spring, with a lovely Orange Blossom scent. The waxy and numerous flowers are pale pink, then white.

Evergreen plant and very interesting due to the abundant yellow flowering in May-June. It can grow as a shrub or trellised against a wall, sheltered from cold winds. Rapid growth when young.

The star-shaped double flowers are a charming cream colour and very perfumed, abundant from May to July and repeating periodically up to September.

The flowers are double, cream coloured and abundant from May to July, repeating in September. Relatively rustic, spreading and compact form.

Flowers are double, very fragrant and cream coloured, appearing between May and July with a possible repeat flowering at the end of summer. A compact and rustic inside Gardenia.

The perfume emanating from these large cream flowers is irresistable and captivating. The abundant flowering starts in May-June and will periodically repeat until autumn.

This compact shrub is nonetheless vigorous for a Gardenia. The cream flowers, heavily perfumed, are abundant from May to July and repeat periodically up to September.