Rare and Choice Plants

A very desirable choice plant for the plant collector. Yellow flowers reminiscent of clusters of cowslips droop from the naked branches in late winter.

A rare and quite beautiful small tree. Showy white flowers surrounded by large white bracts. Ntroduced by Ernest Wilson at turn of 1900's

Originally introduced from Chile, this unusual self clinging evergreen climber has proved quite hardy here in East Anglia when given a warm sheltered site. Unusual and attractive purplish white flowers in the spring.

Very much a collector's tree, the only N. Hemisphere latex tree. Makes a good sized tree of fast growth with deep green attractive foliage

A very collectable and sought after form. Autumn foliage a mix of red pink and yellow along with the usual bright pink and orange fruit capsules

Not commonly available Euonymus lucidus makes a superb large shrub or under the right conditions even a small tree. The new spring foliage is quite a stunning crimson in colour.

A rare and rather choice small tree or large shrub originates from the Himalayas and Western China. Copper coloured young new foliage.

Fagus grandifolia, The American Beech has long narrower leaves and more strongly veined than our native beech. A tree for the collector of different trees.

This beautiful slow growing strongly weeping tree has amazing butter yellow golden leaf during summer time and which turn the classic copper brown leaf in the autumn, often remaining on the tree throughout winter.

A rare and highly desirable Beech and a must for any collection. Slightly crinkled beech like leaves with an attractive irregular creamy yellow margin. A fabulous site in early summer. Makes a medium sized tree.

A remarkable weeping Beechof compact habit with deep purple leaves