Although foliage dies away over the winter months

‘Red Edge’ can be used for naturalising garden displays and works well as low informal hedging

This variety of birch was discovered in a garden in Grayswood Hill

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is a bushy

Monarda 'Beauty of Cobham' English Daisy Although foliage dies away overMonarda Beauty of Cobham, also known as Bee Balm, is a hardy perennial that produces soft pink to lavender pink flowers in dense clusters throughout summer. Flowering from July to September, it adds height, colour, and fragrance to beds and borders, while also attracting bees and butterflies to the garden. Its aromatic leaves carry a fresh bergamot scent, making it a great choice if you want both beauty and fragrance in your garden. This easy to grow