BERBERIS CANDIDULA JYTE.
Small dense evergreen shrub with spiny leaves glossy dark green above, and white beneath. Bright yellow flowers in late spring, followed by purple berries. 3ft x 3ft. Z5. 

BERBERIS OTTAWENSIS SUPERBA
Purple foliage which turns red in autumn. Pale yellow flowers in spring, red berries. 8ft x 8ft. Z5.

 COTONEASTER MICROPHYLLUS THYMIFOLIUS.
Dwarf compact dense evergreen mound which tends to adopt the shape of what it grows on. Tiny leaves tiny  flowers and tiny berries. About 2ft x 2ft after a long time. Z6.

 COTONEASTER PROCUMBENS ‘QUEEN OF CARPETS’.
An extremely prostrate little evergreen shrub. Small white flowers followed by small red berries 3in. x 3ft. Z7. 

COTONEASTER SALICIFOLIUS REPENS.
Quite large glossy evergreen leaves likened to willow, prostrate habit or can be wall trained. White flowers in summer, followed by glossy  red berries. Excellent cover on a bank  2ft x 6ft. Z7. 

ELEAGNUS COMMUTATA.
Thicket forming deciduous shrub, with silver leaves, silver  and yellow fragrant flowers in  late spring, and silver berries. 6ft x 6ft. Z3.

 EUCALYPTUS ARCHERI
Smooth white bark with green patches.  Small grey green leaves, pinkish when young.  Lime tolerant, hardy.  Coppices well.  Z7

 EUCALYPTUS GUNNII.
The hardiest Eucalyptus which we think is best grown as a coppiced shrub, but can be grown as a single stemmed tree.  Aromatic blue grey leaves. They should be transplanted when fairly young Z8 borderline. 

EUCALYPTUS PARVULA
Feathery juvenile foliage, brown bark.  Hardy, lime tolerant.  Coppices well.  Z7

 EUCALYPTUS PERRINIANA
Stems grow through round blue-grey leaves.  Creamy flowers.  Very hardy, tolerates exposure and some alkalinity.  Z6