2020-06-30T16:28:04+01:00By Paramount Plants|Flowering Plants|
Hydrangeas will flower spectacularly throughout the summer and there are many cultivars to choose from in addition to the more commonly known Hydrangea Mopheads. Mainly deciduous shrubs, they are very happy in positions of partial shade. They are easy to prune and can be shaped into very attractive shrubs as [...]
2019-08-08T13:04:34+01:00By Paramount Plants|Flowering Plants|
Pieris Katsura carries the RHS Perfect for Pollinators badge. Pieris japonica is one of seven varieties of the genus ‘Pieris’, famed as much for its striking, colour-changing foliage as for its flowers. Pieris Japonica, of which there are over 100 known cultivars, is native to Japan and thrives [...]
2019-08-08T13:04:57+01:00By Paramount Plants|Climbers|
A striking evergreen climber, Passiflora Caerulea ‘White Lightning’ (Passion Flower White Lightning) is a vigorous grower. This variety originates from Brazil and freely produces large fragrant white flowers in mid-summer that look quite spectacular and are generally followed by orange coloured fruit. You will also be doing your bit as [...]
2023-10-23T17:22:46+01:00By Paramount Plants|Garden Inspiration & Ideas|
Plants for Pollinators - helping wildlife We all want to do our bit. Find our which plants help our wild pollinating insects including Hydrangeas, Ivys and Pyracantha. Nothing evokes that summer feeling quite like the gentle buzz of a busy bumble bee, happily gathering nectar and pollen. Yet [...]
2019-08-08T13:08:43+01:00By Paramount Plants|Garden Inspiration & Ideas|
You may be surprised to hear that it is relatively easy and hassle-free to bring the Outback out-back! Eucalyptus Trees – fine example of Australian Plants for UK gardens. […]
2021-04-12T15:38:25+01:00By Paramount Plants|Garden Inspiration & Ideas|
April/May/June sees one of the showiest displays in British Woodland Gardens, both urban and in the wild. After all, it is during these months that the Rhododendrons are in flower. These extravagant blooms, indigenous to the Himalayas, were originally taken around the world for private collections by the early Victorians. The [...]
