Plants - S
Salvia confertiflora
A tender but VERY desirable salvia. Masses of red flower spikes in late summer and autumn. Good foliage too. 1.2m high.2L Exotic £9.00

Sarcococca confusa
Probably the best 'Christmas Box' of them all? Dense evergreen that bears a profusion of strongly perfumed flowers in winter, followed by black fruits. 1.2m tall.3L £9.00
Sarcococca humilis
A charming dwarf species with fragrant white flowers from January to March. For the front of a border or even in a trough, but happiest in shade. 30cm.2L £9.00
Sarcococca ruscifolia 'Dragons Gate'
Celebrated form of this Chinese species. Fine foliage and an abundance of perfumed flowers in winter followed by red fruits. Around 1m tall.2L £12.00

Saxifraga stolonifera 'Kinki Purple' BSWJ4972
Introduced by Crûg Farm Plants from Japan's Kinki peninsula. Purple-stained foliage, darker on the underside. White flowers in summer. 40cm tall1.5 L Perennial £9.00
Saxifraga stolonifera 'Nezu Jinja'
An exciting new form with very large silver-veined leaves and tall spikes of white flowers to 30cm tall. Spreads happily in damp shade.1.5 Perennial £9.00
Schefflera
The hardy scheffleras are now botanically called Heptapleurums, but we've kept them under their old names for now while the new name becomes better known.- £0.00

Schefflera alpina
(Now Heptapleurum) Small evergreen shrub or tree up to 5m. Hardy to -15C once it's big.2L £35.00

Schefflera rhodendronifolium
(Now Heptapleurum) Medium growing tree with thin leaflets, distinctly notched. 5m plus. Hardy as it gets bigger.2L £35.00
Schefflera taiwaniana
(Now Heptapleurum) A large hardy evergreen shrub or tree with finely cut umbrella foliage. 5m+5L £35.00

Schefflera taiwaniana
(Now Heptapleurum) A large hardy evergreen shrub or tree with finely cut umbrella foliage. 5m+2L £20.00

Stachys byzantina
A valuable low growing herbaceous plant with woolly silver leaves. Great in sun but not too dry please. Pink flowers in summer, to 30cm in height.3L Perennial £7.00
Strobilanthes mastersii
An exciting new species with large, deeply veined, purple-tinted leaves. Makes a shrub to 1.5m where winters are kind, otherwise herbaceous. Hardy to -5c.2L Exotic £22.00
Styrax
3L £18.00
Styrax confusus
Mysteriously rare in cultivation, this hardy small tree is notable for its white flowers with reflexed petals and fine perfume. 5m3L £28.00