Dahlia Bishop's Children

Dahlia Bishop's ChildrenElegant bronze foliage and stems are the perfect foil for the large single flowers in rich, opulent shades of red, pink, orange and gold. Bred from the ever popular 'Bishop of Llandaff'.

Spring is the time of year when colour begins to re-emerge after the grey winter months

'Doctor King' should be planted in either acidic or neutral soil

and 'Brandywine' is a mighty fine example of one

as well as dusky purple crabapples (which are loved by birds) from late summer

trailing clusters of deep red flowerheads

which is an indicator of its strong performance in British gardens

with the great amount of leaves making it hard to ignore

As it's high in fibre

Ideal for a sunny position where they can be grown in beds and borders

daisy-like flowers for months on end

The Sunburst can be grown as a large tree or it can be trained in a shape of a fan against a wall to optimise the warmth and shelter of the cherries

Clematises are among the very best climbing plants