Hydrangea arborescens 'Annabelle'

Hydrangea arborescens 'Annabelle'One of the most popular hydrangeas, and unsurprisingly so, 'Annabelle' stuns with its voluminous snowy blooms, which can measure up to 25cm across and present themselves in a lovely domed shape. This variety makes for a stunning flowering hedge, but can just as easily be treated as a standalone shrub in its own dedicated bed, such is its visual impact. Flowering atop a bed of rich green foliage, the blooms emerge in summer and make for excellent cut

this medium-sized shrub can even be grown in a large container

Like many daffodils

while the fruits themselves will persist on the tree for several months

crinkled savoy

if you're able to get to them before the birds

Bred by Elizabeth MacGregor at her nursery in Scotland

sticky resin produced by the trees when wounded

toothed and sizeable

low-maintenance plant

'Mojo Berry' doesn't require a pollinating partner in order to bear its delicious fruit

as a feature tree in the front garden or even in a large patio container

With serrated green leaves