Californian Lilac plants are most suitable for coastal garden as they are tolerant to coastal winds

Dutch Woodbine can adapt to a wide range of soils including clay and dry soil but it prefers moist well-drained fertile soil

With its black stems contrasting beautifully against the vibrant green leaves

Japanese Quince do require regular care and maintenance

The “Lantern Tree” has lanceolate leaves

Phormium 'Gold Sword' Size:9cm pot Californian Lilac plants are mostPhormium Gold Sword is a very handsome evergreen perennial plant that features beautiful yellow and green sword like leaves. These broad leaves are the dominating attribute of the plant. It is an excellent architectural plant grown in low borders along other taller flowering shrubs. Phormium is native to New Zealand deriving its traits from the coastal regions. Gold Sword has a bushy and upright clump forming habit that makes it an effective single