| Zauschneria californica Dublin |
A very beautiful subshrub, this form was selected at Glasnevin House in Southern Ireland, its splendid red fushia like flowers appearing over a long period of summer |
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| Zauschneria californica Western Hills |
Given a warm sunny wall this delightful dwarf sub shrub will reward with its continuous display scarlet flowers throughout summer and right upto the first frost | |
| Zelkova carpinifolia |
Lovely smooth grey bark much like beech. A long lived rather squat tree of bold outline. Smallish coarsely toothed leaves and rough to the touch | |
| Zelkova Kiwi Sunset |
A new introduction makes a small to medium sized tree upto about 20ft ish. The bold serrated leaves a bright gold and with attractive pink tips | |
| Zelkova serrata |
Forms a wide spreading tree with a rounded crown. Leaves are long taper pointed and edged with small saw teeth like points. Good autumnal hues of bronze and red |
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| Zelkova sinica |
A very pretty tree when in spring the young foliage is pink tinted, introduced by E H Wilson from Central China in about 1908. It makes a medium sized tree with attractive flaking grey bark. Introduced from Central China by Ernest Wilson in 1908. | |
| Zenobia pulverulenta
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A much sought after small shrub, leaves covered in an attractive blue white bloom, fragrant white large 'Lily of the Valley' like flowers in June | |
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