Blomma Evergreen

Taxus baccata

English yew is gardening's ancient gift—dark, dense evergreen that clips beautifully and lives for centuries. Its presence connects us to grand estates and churchyards through time.

Muehlenbeckia axillaris

A delicate tracery of wiry stems and tiny leaves, muehlenbeckia weaves itself into crevices and over surfaces with quiet determination. Its bronze autumn colour adds unexpected warmth.

Festuca sp.

This compact fescue forms tidy tussocks of fresh green that persist through winter. Its neat, evergreen nature provides structure when other plants retreat.

Ilex crenata

Japanese holly mimics box with small, glossy evergreen leaves but without box blight concerns. Its dense, neat habit makes it the professional's choice for topiary and hedging.

Sagina subulata

Irish moss forms dense, emerald carpets studded with tiny white flowers. Its moss-like appearance softens edges and fills gaps where grass fears to tread.