The 'Runaway Bride®' is the first Hydrangea with flowers appearing all along its branches. It was awarded 'Plant of the year' at the Royal Chelsea Flower Show in 2018.

Able to attach itself to props, without damaging them, by little aerial roots. Leaves are dark green and young shoots are coppery-red. Numerous white flowers in spring.

Compact, dense with rapid growth, and very floriferous plant in summer. Ornamental bark. Delicate foliage. Synonym : H. kalmianium 'Gemo'.

A small shrub forming a compact dome, with delicate blue-green leaves and yellow flowers at the end of spring, early summer.

Very floriferous plant with large and yellow flowers between July and September. Evergreen foliage until extreme cold weather.

Abundant little pink berries from July to September, excellent for composing bouquets. Beautiful yellow flowering in May-June, more mildly repeating up to September.

An abundant production of lime-green berries between July and September, excellent for composing bouquets. Lovely yellow flowers are abundant in May-June, repeating up to September.

Lovely bunches of salmon-orange berries from July to September, ideal for creating floral decorations.

Abundant red berries are produced from July to September, excellent for creating bouquets.

Abundant yellow berries from July to September, excellent for cut-flower bouquets. The beautiful yellow flowers appear first in May-June, and lightly repeat up to September.

Yellow flowers from July to September, stained red, pink and yellow foliage. Evergreen foliage until extreme cold weather.

The superb, semi-evergreen leaves are edged in gold and very attractive. Yellow flowers appear in summer. A small and easy plant to grow, with practically no maintenance.

Vigorous, compact and not too large pyramid-shaped plant. Abundant red fruits from September to March. Self-fertile variety (producing fruits without the help of a male plant).

Beautiful red and abundant winter fruiting from September to March. Pink shoots. Very dense and compact oval shrub.

Nice pyramid-shaped plant. It can grow over 6m tall with age. It bears a large amount of fruits from September to March.

Nice pyramid-shaped plant. Gold and green foliage that makes a nice contrast with the red fruits from September to March.

A superb and erect plant with delicate, dark green leaves all year. Perfect for hedges, containers, isolated, in symmetrical groups or in lines.

A compact, dense shrub that is highly resistant to the cold, with small, lanceolate, dark olive-green evergreen foliage.

Dark green and shiny elliptic leaves. Discreet flowers followed by little, bright black, berries.

A self-fertilizing Holly and very frutiferous from an early age. A well ramified plant with rounded and dark green leaves. Numerous, shiny red berries, in autumn-winter.

Original chocolate coloured fruits that are decorative all winter long from September to March. Vigorous plant with very dark green foliage.

Gold and green foliage that makes a nice contrast with the red-coral fruits from September to March. Vigorous plant with average growth.

A cross-breed of Ilex latifolia and aquifolium, it rapidly forms a small, light and airy, conical tree, or a large bush.

A round and compact shrub with persistant shiny dark green leaves in summer, turning purple in winter, and with bronze shoots in spring.

Slender long leaves, reddening more and more up to summer. Some random silvery cobs in September-October. The rootstalks will spread slowly but surely in a cool and rich soil.

Average shape. The plant can have multiple purposes: it is ideal in containers, on slopes, on small walls or on treillis. It can be exposed both in the sun and in the shade.

The most hardy and floriferous, well perfumed jasmine. To be planted in a warm and sheltered location, in direct sunlight and in a rich soil. Quite hardy once settled.

Vigorous and rustic, thanks to a late-arriving vegetation. Very productive, even from a young age.

A vigorous and old variety. Large walnuts, oval, flat-bottomed form, with a short tippid apex. The kernel is semi-hard and full. Very good for desserts. Late flowering.

Vigorous and rustic, thanks to a late-arriving vegetation. Tolerates poor soils. Walnuts are relatively big, oblong to rectangular, with tender kernels and a large base.

Conical form, compact vegetation on ascending branches, broadening with age. Rustic and resistant to pollution. Green, blue tinted foliage, turning bluer in winter, smooth to the touch.

Excellent evergreen ground cover. Interesting in containers, rock gardens and on banks. Compact, spread out form, with carpeting branches and erect minor branches.

Tapering variety, compact and vigorous moderately fast growth. Closely packed erect branches. Foliage is light green, blue tinted, 5-7cm long.

Excellent evergreen gound cover. Interesting in containers, rock gardens, banks. Dense, sprawling vegetation. Branch extremities slightly ascending. Very resistant to cold and dry weather.

Close to the 'Compressa' variety, but more vigorous and rustic. Dwarf variety, tapered and pointed with slow growth.

Excellent evergreen ground cover, rustic, greeny-blue coloured all year round. Interesting in containers, rock gardens and on banks.

An excellent plant, evergreen, ground covering, bluey-green all year. Very interesting isolated, put in containers, rock gardens, on banks, or along low walls.

Dwarf form, very close to the ground, tightly packed branches, graceful and flexible. Short smaller branches. Dark green foliage in the summer, purplish in winter.

Ground covering conifer with its sprawling branches. The dainty but dense foliage is silvery blue. Resistant to the cold and the heat.