SALIX BOYDII.
A tiny hybrid found in Scotland, growing very slowly to about 1 foot. Tiny grey leaves, occasional catkins, gnarled branches. Z5. 

SALIX HASTATA ‘WEHRHAHNII’.
Purple tinted stems, upright silver male catkins with yellow anthers in April. Grows slowly to c.5ft. Z5.

 SALIX LANATA
Known as the ‘Woolly Willow’, the leaves and young stems are covered in silvery-grey wool, giving an overall silver effect. Yellow catkins in spring. 4ft x 4ft. Z4. 

SAMBUCUS ‘BLACK LACE’.
Excellent new cultivar. Finely cut almost black foliage. Flowers pink in bud, opening white, followed by black berries. 4ft x 4ft. Z7.

 SAMBUCUS NIGRA ‘GUINCHO PURPLE’.
Rich wine-purple foliage, heads of white flowers followed by  bunches of black berries. 8ft x 8ft.. Z5. 

SAMBUCUS RACEMOSA PLUMOSA AUREA.
An extremely fine foliage shrub, having very deeply cut golden yellow leaves. It has creamy yellow flowers, and red berries, but these are secondary to the foliage. The next best thing to a Japanese Maple and a lot easier to grow. Best in light shade. 7ft x 7ft.  Z5.