Black Wood Fern | Dryopteris atrata Betula pendula 'Youngii' followed by yellow berries in

followed by yellow berries in autumn with crimson leaves

Tulips are also well-known for cut-flower arrangements and decorative displays

Ox-Eye Daisy Much loved flower of summer hedgerows and verges

Stunning violet hues to beautify the garden and attract pollinators like birds

showing off a stunning array of greenery for such a small plant

Black Wood Fern | Dryopteris atrata Betula pendula 'Youngii' followed by yellow berries inDryopteris atrata, commonly called the Black Wood Fern, is a striking fern species with deep green fronds that offer a dramatic contrast in any garden setting. Its lacy foliage and upright habit create an eye catching focal point, making it ideal for shady areas or woodland gardens. Thrives in a sheltered spot and prefers partial or full shade Perfect for a shady corner of the garden or for underplanting trees and shrubs Brings colour, texture and