Very useful variety near a path to give colours and scents in winter, well exposed against a wall for example, to protect the flowering and enhance it.

Drooping bright yellow flowers between November and March with a Hyacinth fragrance. Strange brown fruit, in which loose seeds can be heard, if shaken, at the end of summer.

Rounded shrub with an irregular and large form, can resemble a small tree when fully mature. Beautiful bright green leaves, downy on the underside.

Abundant flowering from June to August, in bunches of 10-20cm. Large shrub or small tree depending on pruning. An original plant, a hybrid between a Catulpa bignonioides and a Chilopsis linearis.

The cut out leaves, gold from spring to autumn, are emerald green in winter. Delicate and palmed, they are lemony perfumed when rubbed.

The emerald green, palmed leaves are lemon perfumed and stay on the plant all year. This rounded shrub is compact and will decorate different zones in a garden.

Attractive compact ball-shaped shrub without pruning ! Fine aromatic foliage of a beautiful shiny green. White flowers with a sweet orange fragrance.

A profusion of lightly perfumed white flowers in spring, from the end of April to early June. Of about 3.5cm in diameter, they form bunches of 3-10.

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.

Bright dark pink flowers of 3 to 4 cm diameter in late spring, between May and early July.

A compact shrub for dry land. The persistant leaves are grey-green. Pink flowers with a red and yellow heart appear in May-June. These large two-toned flowers are 6 to 7cm in diameter.

Very floriferous, vigorous climbing plant from June to October. Flowers of 15 cm diameter, smaller at the end of summer. Best colouring in mid-shade.

Very floriferous and compact. Excellent in semi-shade.

Very vigorous, robust and hardy. Very floriferous from June to September or even sometimes October. Flowers of 10 to 13 cm diameter. Can grow over 3-3m50 tall. Very well known.

Very vigorous and floriferous plant in June-July, often flowering again in September-October. A safe bet for white coloured flowers. Flowers of 20 to 22 cm diameter.

Flowers in May-June and then end of August to end of September.

Superb, delicately veined, pink-purple flowers with purpely-red centers, of 8-11cm in diameter. Abundant flowering between May and July, with another flowering in September.

Very floriferous. Very deep and rich colours. Nice container plant and ground cover. A clematis appreciates having its roots in the shade and its flower head in the sun.

Blooms from late May to June and almost all summer until September. Flowers of 15 to 18 cm diameter. Young bronze coloured leaves. Good containers plant. Still as popular since 1876.

Lovely long, shiny evergreen leaves. Scented white flowers in March-April. The perfume, stronger in the sun, has a delicious almond aroma.

Rapid growth. Very floriferous in March-April. Quite robust. Pink floral buds. Delicious almond perfume, stronger in the sun.

vigorous climbing plant very floriferous, blooms almost continuously, sometimes as early as April or in May, June or September.

Very floriferous plant in May-June, with a light reflowering in September. Distibuted in France by Minier in 1963. Large flower with a spicy and woody scent.

Fast growing plant. Very floriferous from May to July. Lightly perfumed. Flowers are 8cm in diameter. Leaves are greyish-green. Can grow to over 6m. Appreciates shady areas.

Lovely changing flowers that eventually become curvy and star-like. Repeat flowering, abundant in August.

Very floriferous from June to October. Large flowers of 12 to 14 cm diameter. Good semi-shade plant on a trellis.

Abundant flowering at the end of branches in August-September, with a strong jasmin fragrance. Very vigorous plant with a light and airy bearing.

Spreads thanks to suckers. Outstanding fruits. More hardy than the typical species. Very curious petrol blue fruit with a thick and waxy red calyx in autumn.

Beautiful red and yellow leaves in autumn. Perfumed flowers in feather-like white bunches, 5-15cm long, in July-August.

Vigorous and branched shrub, resitant to dry conditions and mist. It copes with poor even chalky soils. Yellow flowering that looks like broom.

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.

Synonym: Convolvulus sabatius. A spreading perennial plant with a large and blue flowering from the end of spring to autumn.

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.