White

An absence of pigment and therefore relatively easy to produce, many flowers can be found in white forms.

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  Acanthus mollis

  A strongly architectural herbaceous perennial with tall white and purple floxglove-like flowers above large glossy green leaves

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  Amelanchier laevis

  - Small shrubby tree grown for its simple white spring flowers and excellent autumn colours

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  Anemone x hybrida 'Honorine Jobert'

  A late summer herbaceous perennial with delicate papery white flowers.

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  Betula pendula

  - Bristish native tree capable of growing almost anywhere. Silvery-white bark and small leaves turning yellow in autumn.

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  Betula utilis

  - Medium sized ornamental tree usually grown for its white bark.

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  Clematis armandii

  - Scented evergreen climber with simple creamy white flowers usually appearing in April and early may.

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  Clematis montana

  - Vigourous woody climber producing masses of simple pink or white flowers in late spring and early summer.

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  Cornus alba

  - Useful hardy shrub grown predominantly for it's bright winter stem colour and grow anywhere attitude.

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  Cotoneaster horizontalis

  - Extremely versatile ground cover, wall or rockery shrub. Very good for wildlife especially loved by bees.

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  Cyclamen coum

  Winter & early spring flowering tuberous perennial with white or purple flowers.

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  Galanthus nivalis

  Small white spring flowering perennial prized for being one of the earliest flowers in the new year.

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  Gaultheria mucronata

  - One of the very best low level shrubs providing long lasting colour in flower and fruit.

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  Hydrangea anomala ssp petiolaris

  - Self clinging deciduous climber suitable for growing up large trees and dark north facing walls.

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  Jasminum officinale

  - Large sweet scented twining climber producing masses of white flowers but requires a little shelter.

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  Lysichiton camtschatcensis

  The white skunk cabbage, robust spring flowering bog plant followed by large paddle shaped leaves to 75cm

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  Olearia macrodonta

  - Architectural evergreen suitable for coastal gardens becoming smothered in daisy-like flowers during mid summer.

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  Osmanthus heterophyllus

  - Frost tender evergreen with fragrant white flowers produced in late summer.

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  Prunus laurocerasus

  Large tree-like evergreen shrub suitable for shaded locations provided there is enough space.

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  Sarcococca hookeriana var. digyma

  - Very fragrant winter evergreen for the toughest of locations.

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  Skimmia japonica

  - Shade loving evergreen shrub with long lasting flower buds followed by scented white flowers in spring.