POTENTILLA FRUTICOSA.
The numerous hybrids of this species provide useful small long flowering shrubs. Extremely hardy and easily grown, they  carry saucer shaped  1” to 2” flowers from late spring to mid-autumn, reaching about 3ft x 3ft, and old stems can be pruned to ground level: Z4. We offer:
                ‘Goldfinger’; 2” rich yellow
                ‘Hopley’s Orange; orange and yellow bicolor
                ‘Princess’;  pale pink
                ‘Sunset’: dark orange.

RUBUS ‘BENEDEN’.
A fine large shrub of arching habit covered in late spring and early summer with pure white 3”  single rose like flowers. May reach 10ft x 10ft. Z5. 

RUBUS ‘BETTY ASHBURNER’ .
A hybrid between Tricolor and Pentalobus less widely spreading and more dense, but losing the gloss to the leaves and the red fur. Z7. 

RUBUS COCKBURNIANUS ‘GOLDEN VALE’.
Arching maroon stems with a white waxy coating, most impressive in winter. Leaves yellow with white undersides.8ft x 6ft. Z6. 

RUBUS PHOENICOLASIUS.
Ornamental arching shrub. The stems and shoots are covered in red brown bristles. Small pink flowers with red brown bases. Edible bright orange raspberry like fruit. 8ft x 5ft. Z8. 

RUBUS ROSIFOLIUS CORONARIUS
Rigid thick stems leaves rose like .  Pure white, fully double rose like flowers in summer.  3ft x 1ft. Z9 

RUBUS SPECTABILIS ‘OLYMPIC DOUBLE’.
Somewhat similar to its cousin the raspberry, but has magnificent 2” magenta-pink double flowers. Will form a thicket in time. 5ft x 3ft. Z6.

 RUBUS  THIBETANUS.
Similar to Cockburnianus in habit with similar mauve stems, and ferny grey-green leaves, almost white underneath. Small purple flowers and black berries. 6ft x 6ft. Z7 

RUBUS TRICOLOR .
An excellent evergreen for ground cover especially in shade, where space permits. Glossy dark leaves, and stems covered in reddish-brown hair. Large blackberry like flowers in early summer followed by edible fruit. It will cover a lot of ground in conditions which suit it. 1ft x indefinite. Z7.