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CastArt - Drystack Birdbath - Tokyo

Birdbath with unique stacked-stone appearance. Pedestal is in an arching shape with a square basin set atop.

CastArt - Drystack Lantern - Kobe

Attractive garden lantern with unique stacked stone appearance.

CastArt - Drystack Lantern - Tokyo

Attractive garden lantern with unique stacked stone appearance with arching base.

CastArt - Drystack Lantern - Tokyo

Attractive garden lantern with unique stacked stone appearance with arching base.

CastArt - Drystack Patio Fountain-Round

Patio fountain with unique stacked-stone appearance. 4 pieces.

CastArt - Drystack Patio Fountain-Square

Patio fountain with unique stacked-stone appearance. Square basin with rectangular upright column in the centre.

CastArt - Drystack Portrait- Large

Portrait statue with horizontal line design across.

CastArt - Drystack Portrait- Medium

Dryopteris affinis cristata 'The King'

The King has arching and symmetrical, erect fronds that are a showstopper in any garden. Dark green, glossy leaves are semi-evergreen.

Dryopteris affinis cristata 'The King'

The King has arching and symmetrical, erect fronds that are a showstopper in any garden. Dark green, glossy leaves are semi-evergreen.

Dryopteris affinis cristata 'The King'

The King has arching and symmetrical, erect fronds that are a showstopper in any garden. Dark green, glossy leaves are semi-evergreen.

Dryopteris affinis 'Polydactyla Dadds'

Semi-evergreen with deep green fronds. A crested form with long fingerlike tassels.

Dryopteris atrata

(syn D. cycadina). Mature fronds are attractive, very dark green and heavily textured. Fronds unfold resembling the shape of an elephant's trunk. The distinctive black stems provide an accent. Semi evergreen.

Dryopteris atrata

(syn D. cycadina). Mature fronds are attractive, very dark green and heavily textured. Fronds unfold resembling the shape of an elephant's trunk. The distinctive black stems provide an accent. Semi evergreen.

Dryopteris atrata

Mature fronds are attractive, very dark green and heavily textured. Fronds unfold resembling the shape of an elephant's trunk. The distinctive black stems provide an accent. Semi evergreen.

Dryopteris aus. (filix-mas) crispa

A short form of the native golden-scale fern, but as its name suggests has crisped and crested fronds. It grows very easy, great for a shady garden

Dryopteris aus. (filix-mas) crispa

A short form of the native golden-scale fern, but as its name suggests has crisped and crested fronds. It grows very easy, great for a shady garden

Dryopteris aust. 'Crispa Whiteside'

Tthe fronds are finely dissected and the plant forms a rough shuttlecock shape. A herbaceous perennial, it over winters as a cluster of brown leaf scales the new growth emerging from the centre.

Dryopteris aust. 'Crispa Whiteside'

Tthe fronds are finely dissected and the plant forms a rough shuttlecock shape. A herbaceous perennial, it over winters as a cluster of brown leaf scales the new growth emerging from the centre.

Dryopteris aust. 'Crispa Whiteside'

Tthe fronds are finely dissected and the plant forms a rough shuttlecock shape. A herbaceous perennial, it over winters as a cluster of brown leaf scales the new growth emerging from the centre.

Dryopteris carthusiana NET

Plants produce tall, bright-green fronds that are often used by florists for greenery. A good fern for massing, or using as a specimen in the woodland garden. This adapts well to moist or even wet sites. Trim old fronds back to the ground in late winter. Deciduous.

Dryopteris clintoniana

Large, broad-spreading, leathery frond. Segments are coarsely serrated with oblong-obtuse pinnae. A cold hardy evergreen. Always one of the nicest looking through winter.

Dryopteris erythrosora

New growth is a eye catching copper-red slowly turning slight shiny, dark green. A striking border fern for a protected, moist site.

Dryopteris erythrosora

New growth is a eye catching copper-red slowly turning slight shiny, dark green. A striking border fern for a protected, moist site.

Dryopteris erythrosora

New growth is a eye catching copper-red slowly turning slight shiny, dark green. A striking border fern for a protected, moist site.

Dryopteris erythrosora

New growth is a eye catching copper-red slowly turning slight shiny, dark green. A striking border fern for a protected, moist site.

Dryopteris erythrosora 'Brilliance'

New growth is a eye catching copper-red slowly turning slight shiny, dark green. A striking border fern for a protected, moist site.

Dryopteris erythrosora 'Brilliance'

New growth is a eye catching copper-red slowly turning slight shiny, dark green. A striking border fern for a protected, moist site.

Dryopteris felix-mas 'Barnesii'

The tall, narrow fronds make an excellent backdrop in a shaded border. Well drained soil is preferred. Deciduous

Dryopteris goldiana

A large native evergreen fern with shaggy brown fiddleheads that open to 4ft fronds. Enjoys a moist, acid woodland garden spot.

Dryopteris goldiana

A large native evergreen fern with shaggy brown fiddleheads that open to 4ft fronds. Enjoys a moist, acid woodland garden spot.

Dryopteris tokyoensis

A little known but easy to grow deciduous woodland fern. Native to Japan and Korea. Narrow, attractive foliage.

Dryopteris tokyoensis

A little known but easy to grow deciduous woodland fern. Native to Japan and Korea. Narrow, attractive foliage.

Erodium chamaedryoides

They are low growing plants that form compact, dense evergreen mounds of tufted, dark green foliage with scalloped edges. They provide a continuing show of solitary, saucer shaped rose-pink or white flowers with red veins. Excellent for rock gardens.

Pennisetum alopecuroides 'Moudry’

Unusual and eye-catching black seed plumes in summer. Can be used in flower arrangements both fresh and dried. A warm season grass that originates from Japan and East Asia. Grows 18-30" tall and 2' wide.