Plants - M

Magnolia figo
(Michelia) Bushy evergreen shrub up to 4m. Fragrant yellowish green flowers 3-5cm across from April to June. New growth flushed copper.3L £18.00
Magnolia grandiflora 'Kay Parris'
A desirable form of Magnolia grandiflora with a compact and freely-branched habit and particularly nice spice-red felty undersides to the leaves. Height to 6m. Easy and hardy.2L £28.00
Magnolia tamaulipana
A very rare Mexican relative of Magnolia grandiflora, yet more refined in its appearance. Fairly hardy for the UK but does like a warm summer. Height potentially 20m, eventually.2L £35.00

Magnolia yunnanensis
(Michelia) Cinnamon buds open to beautiful white, lightly scented flowers in spring. 3-4m high, maybe more. A very desirable plant.3L £18.00
Mahonia eurybracteata subsp. ganpinensis 'Soft Caress'
A deservedly popular, small and finely textured alternative to the chunky, prickly, traditional mahonias. Flowers from late summer into autumn. 1.2m tall and wide in time.2L £18.00
Maianthemum canadense
This is the american two leaved solomons seal and grows slightly larger than the european form. It is widespread in canadian woodlandswith white racemes of flowers in May June2L Perennial £8.00

Melianthus major AGM
Bold shrub or woody-based perennial with glaucous silvery foliage. Crimson flowers in summer 1-2m. Hardy in most areas with good drainage.5L £15.00

Melianthus major AGM
Bold shrub or woody-based perennial with glaucous silvery foliage. Crimson flowers in summer 1-2m. Hardy in most areas with good drainage.2L £9.00
Miscanthus sinensis 'Variegatus'
Strikingly variegated and much stronger than M. Cosmopolitan'. Flowers later in the season, from October onwards. Sun or light shade. 1.5m2L Grass £9.00
Musa basjoo
The 'Japanese' banana despite being Chinese in origin! A large bold ornamental banana. Wrap up for winter in colder regions.2L Perennial £10.00
Musa lasiocarpa
A smaller and arguably hardier (and easier to protect) alternative to Musa basjoo, but still lends exotic flair to the garden. Yellow flowers during a warm summer.5L Exotic £18.00
Musa lasiocarpa
A smaller and arguably hardier (and easier to protect) alternative to Musa basjoo, but still lends exotic flair to the garden. Yellow flowers during a warm summer.10L Exotic £30.00
Musa sikkimensis 'Bengal Tiger'
A bold ornamental banana renowned for its red-striped leaves. Not as hardy as Musa basjoo but definitely worth protecting for winter.2L Exotic £12.00