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Cornus
sanguinea Dogwood is grown principally for the stunning red stems which provide a welcome splash of colour in the darkest winter months. |
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Lobelia tupa This plant, originally from Mexico, bears spikes of two-lipped brick red / maroon flowers in late summer above narrowly oval, hairy, light green leaves.
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Beta vulgaris Colour in the garden is not confined to flowers. Ruby chard is a variety of spinach with red leaf stalks and midribs - very effective in a mixed border. |
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Acer palmatum Its distinctive and elegant habit is greatly valued in the garden. Excellent in a courtyard in pots. |
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Rosa 'Herbstfeuer' This
vigorous rose blooms all summer, concluding its long flowering season
with a final burst of flowers. It grows more |
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