Begonia rex 'Lambada'

Begonia rex 'Lambada'Rex Begonias, commonly known as King Begonia, are best known for their striking foliage. This Lambada variety boasts a beautiful pink base colour on each individual leaf, with the look being completed in a deep shaded veining that seaps out to the edges of the foliage. The clustered leaf formation is a feature that means anyone who passes by this plant will have their attention diverted, largely down to the sheer beauty of the colour and appearance of

providing a shot of scarlet red colour which can easily be added into a border with a hot colour theme or into a collection of eye catching patio containers

compact foliage will be peppered with the mauve coloured blooms with contrasting

Even if the plant does not die to the ground in winter

on top of glossy

The Chinese Evergreen

This Australian native is not only beautiful but also incredibly resilient

deciduous shrub with an upright growing habit

Some mulching is recommended for areas with harsher Winters

Today tea is grown in around 45 countries in the subtropics and in the mountainous regions of the tropics

Prunus 'Okamé' is tolerant of pollution and most soils apart from very wet or chalky soils

The Betula utilis jacquemontii is one of the smaller and slower growing birch trees

the Serviceberry tree is an ideal tree for small gardens where it will attract a large number of birds