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Hydrangea involucrata YokudankaHydrangea Yokudanka A Japanese cultivar, Hydrangea involucrata Yokudanka is a medium sized, mound forming shrub, fairly compact, and a good, sturdy plant. The domed lacecap flower heads are borne in July and August; creamy pink double sterile florets surround the pale primrose fertile florets and turn greenish as they age. Leaves are dark green and slightly bristly. Will not succeed on hot, dry sites or in full sun. Site: Sheltered Soil: Any

Japanese silver grass Ferner Osten holds the RHS Award of Garden Merit

Resistant to honey-fungus and drought-tolerant once established

are borne in January and February and into March

ideal for covering an ugly (but substantial) wall or building

An excellent woodland shrub

and a perfect specimen tree for year-round interest in the smaller garden

early winter

which means ‘shining’

yellow and cream

but to the unusual colour of the skin and flesh and the slight downiness of the skin in early summer

Malus sylvestris - Crab apple

Koreana is a large