SHRUBS - WOODY PERENNIALS have an exo skeleton, can be evergreen.
Berberis (Barberry) Typically stocked by variety.
Azalea simsii - typically stocked in red, pink and white.
Camelia - Evergreen
Choisya - typically stocked by variety
Deutzia - typically stock by varieties
TREES The largest and longest lived "woody perennials" and giants of the plant world
Prunus - Typically stocked by varieties
Malus sylvestris
Acer, Typically stocked by varieties
Betula pubescens
Willow, typically stocked by varieties.
Acer campestre
Fagus sylvatica
Quercus petrea
Alus glutinosa
Prunus avium
FRUIT TREES usually domesticated cultivars choosen for their specific eating/cooking properties
Pyrus Communis Pear Tree Domestic cultivars typically stocked in 30 ltr pots Approx 120cm 4ft
Malus domestica Apple Tree Domestic cultivars typically stocked in 30 ltr pots Approx 120cm 4ft
Prunus avium Cherry Tree Domestic cultivars typically stocked in 30 ltr pots Approx 120cm 4ft
SOFT FRUITS Typically berries chosen for their taste or seasonality
Rubus idaeus Raspberry Domestic cultivars typically stocked in 2 ltr pots Approx 30/40cm
Ribes uva crispa Gooseberry Domestic cultivars typically stocked in 2 ltr pots Approx 40/50cm
Fragaria x Strawberry Domestic cultivars typically stocked in 1 ltr pots Approx 15/20cm
Aronia melanocarpa Black Choke Berry Superfruit with antioxidant properties. Typically stocked in 5 ltr pots Approx 120cm
Ribes × nidigrolaria Jostaberry A coomplex cultivar cross between the currant and gooseberry. Typically stocked in 2 ltr pots Approx 30/40cm
Ribes rubrum Currants Typicall stocked in various cultivars, black, red or white in 2 ltr pots Approx 30/40cm
Vaccinium corymbosum Bluberry Pyrus Communis Pear Tree Domestic cultivars typically stocked in 2 ltr pots Approx 50/60cm
GRASSES in all forms, annual, perennial and evergreen. Often a structural garden addition.
Imperata (Japenese blood grass)
Miscanthus (elephant grass)
Festuca - typically stocked in varieties.
Carex - typically stocked in varieties
Bamboo - typically stocked in varieties