Juniperus 'Gold Star'

Juniperus 'Gold Star'The Juniperus Gold Star is an interesting conifer with a spreading habit that gives its a flat topped look. The spreading foliage tends to overlap with dense clusters of needle like foliage which gains a yellow hue under the sun. If kept in partially sunny locations it will strike a nice balance of yellow and green throughout the foliage, providing some lovely bright colour. A great option for edging and borders due to its arching, structured nature.

silver-green leaves

with a flowering season from May to July

tuberous perennial plants

It thrives best in damp

Full sunlight should see the watering process be carried out when the soil is dry to touch

The flowers are followed during the winter by small black berries

Hydrangea paniculata 'Hercules'

May suffer dieback during harsh Winters but fresh growth should appear the following Spring

Hydrangea paniculata 'Fraise Melba' is a compact

especially on a wall around an entryway where you will be greeted by the beautifully sweet scent every time you pass by

With so many features adding all-year round interest and colour

followed by the berries in the autumn