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Rosa Sir Cedric Morris - Rambling RoseRose Sir Cedric Morris Discovered by and named for the famous plantsman, artist and gardener, Rosa Sir Cedric Morris is a very large, vigorous, thorny, deciduous rose with long, lax stems and beautiful, divided leaves flushed with purplish grey, a legacy from its Rosa glauca parent. Like most ramblers, it flowers magnificently in midsummer, but does not repeat. Huge clusters of small, single, creamy white flowers with golden stamens and a gentle scent

Important food source for wild birds

Lester is tolerant of poor soils & some shade

Picea pungens Fat Albert is a small but handsome

so give it the best conditions you can

Alpine mint bush holds the RHS Award of Garden Merit

it can be planted in a mixed forestry situation

unevenly-shaped

Season of Interest: Good red Autumn colour

culinary Plum Rivers’ Early Prolific lives up to its name

Position: Best in full sun with shaded roots

The Autumnal foliage takes on a beautiful golden yellow colour prior to falling

Tarentina has leaves slightly narrower than the standard Common Myrtle