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Polystichum munitum – Christmas Fern 

Polystichum Munitums deep green fronds spray out from the centyere of the plant in this border..

This evergreen fern’s long sword-like fronds make a lovely shape as they curve gracefully outwards from the central crown.

Filed Under: Plant of the month December Winter

Abeliophyllum distichum (White forsythia)

A close up of Abeliophyllum Distichum shows the small clusters of white flowers at the top of the stem.

A shrub that likes a warm, sheltered position. It is hardy and can withstand low temperatures, but won’t tolerate an exposed or shady spot.

Filed Under: Plant of the month February Winter

Carex oshimensis ‘Evergold’ (evergreen sedge)

Carex oshimensis

A low maintenance plant that just needs a comb out of autumn leaves and a freshen up in spring.

Filed Under: Plant of the month January Winter

Asarum europaeum (Wild Ginger)

The large kidney-shaped shiny green leaves of this Wild Ginger make good ground cover.

A creeping, evergreen perennial that can be seen covering the floor of central European woods, as ivy does in British woods.

Filed Under: Plant of the month December Winter

Lonicera fragrantissima (Winter honeysuckle)

Winter honeysuckle

Winter flowering shrubs have to really work to attract any early flying bees on sunny winter days.

Filed Under: Plant of the month February Winter

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Plant of the month

June
Sisyrinchium striatum

Sisyrinchium striatum

This plant thrives in my south facing, dry spot and adds an upright shape to the mid summer border.

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