Wildlife gardens

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  Amelanchier laevis

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

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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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  Brachyglottis greyi

  - Mound forming shrub with silvery-grey foliage and bright yellow daisy-like flowers. Often mis-labelled as Scenecio greyi.

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  Buddleja davidii

  - A large deciduous shrub flowering mid to late summer and loved by bees and butterflies.

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  Buddleja globosa

  - A large semi evergreen shrub producing clusters of unusual yellow globes in early summer.

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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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  Eranthis hyemalis

  - Pretty early spring flowering perennial. Bright yellow flowers are followed by attractive bright green foliage.

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  Lonicera periclymenum

  - The fragrant Honey Suckle, a woody scrambling climber typical of British hedge rows.

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  Pyracantha coccinea

  A versatile shrub grown for its wildlife interest, attractive berries and defensive thorns.