New varieties

Deep purple azalea with starry flowers  Spectacular early starry flowering  Blooms from mid-April with chiselled petals like  ‘Koromo Shikibu’ Foliage that persists well in temperate climates, smooth dark green like that of Japanese azaleas, keeps its same colour in winter unlike ‘Koromo Shikibu’ Compact, spreading habit, giving a very attractive effect in the garden at the base of a bed. They can also be grown in pots or tubs

Pure White azalea with starry flowers  Spectacular early starry flowering  Blooms from mid-April with chiselled petals like  ‘Koromo Shikibu’ Foliage that persists well in temperate climates, smooth dark green like that of Japanese azaleas, keeps its same colour in winter unlike ‘Koromo Shikibu’ Compact, spreading habit, giving a very attractive effect in the garden at the base of a bed. They can also be grown in pots or tubs

This new Catalpa variety has so many great qualities! A well-shaped, branched and compact form Very floriferous with compact flowers Virtually no fruit set, which limits the number of seeds Healthy foliage As stem tree, it will form a small, cloud-like tree, providing a lovely spot to sit in the shade. Top grafted, it forms a small, cloud-like tree, providing a lovely spot to sit in the shade.

A very luminous pink flowering for the first time in Schizostylis/Hesperantha  A new, highly floriferous hybrid  Intense, bright pink flowering at the end of summer, providing a late nectar source for insects  Particularly interesting in wetlands or along riverbanks in sunny locations

New colour in the FRENCH CABARET® series of hibiscus with pompon flowers Very double flowers reminiscent of the frilly petticoats of cabaret dancers Continuous flowering from August to October, helped by the fact that these varieties produce virtually no seeds Soft, luminous pink flowers Easy to grow

New colour in the FRENCH CABARET® series of hibiscus with pompon flowers Very double flowers reminiscent of the frilly petticoats of cabaret dancers Continuous flowering from August to October, helped by the fact that these varieties produce virtually no seeds Pure white flowers, white-green buds Easy to grow

A compact and colourful shape, a plus in the garden A clear improvement on the Hot Chocolate variety: compact and more branched, with better frost resistance (tested in particular in 2021 and 2022) Flowers from a young age, covering itself with pink inflorescences with bluish centres  Attractive contrasting dark green foliage with dark red undersides Interesting as a bedding plant, thanks to its more compact habit and better resistance, but can also be adapted to smaller, more exposed gardens

A unique crescendo of colours Brilliant cream-white flowers on a dark foliage Flower colour changes spectacularly during summer progressing through a ‘pavlova’ stage to a scarlet red Thick foliage, better suited to hot conditions A compact hydrangea that will catch the eye all summer long, whether in a bed or a container (shaded in the afternoon)

Strawberry-pink small ball flowers on a chocolate foliage A small, compact, hardy and very floriferous hydrangea Numerous strawberry-pink small ball flowers Blooms also on side and basal buds Chocolate-purple foliage that lasts throughout the season A sight for sore eyes! Plant in a bed, shaded in the afternoon, where it will create lovely contrasts it will create lovely contrasts, whether as a continuous border or combined with other shrubs or perennials.

Beautiful evergreen foliage with changing colours Young flamboyant red shoots contrasting with glossy green foliage In autumn, the entire plant takes on deep wine-red autumn colours that persist throughout the winter Selected by a nurseryman for its ease of cultivation, it grows well and is healthy Interesting all year round, ideal for undergrowth or shady slopes, can also be planted in tubs or pots

A landmark in the garden! A columnar habit when young, evolving into a pyramidal form Young, purple foliage that turns dark green Spectacular intense red flowering in bud, evolving to carmine pink Numerous plum-sized, purplish-red fruits with red flesh persist until late autumn Its initial columnar shape evolves into a pyramid shape with age, making it ideal for small spaces Award:  INNOVERT 2026– Bronze winner – Salon du Végétal 2026

It naturally forms a compact, chocolate-mint ball! Dense, glossy, healthy evergreen foliage, with an original mint colour including “chocolate chip” in colder climate. Highly branched, it naturally forms a compact ball Its growth , with short internodes , reduces pruning and maintenance Ideal for creating ball shapes, as topiary, in beds or in pots.