When most plants retreat for the season, the landscape needs those that stand tall, offer texture, and keep energy alive. These evergreen selections offer form, foliage, and interest throughout winter. 

Mahonia are stunning plants that add colour and life to the winterlandscape. Mahonia Volcano ('MYOY'PBR) shows an eruption of colour with its orange-yellow flowers which combine nicely with the silvery green leaves. The flowers appear early from October to November, and Mahonia Volcano is hardy to -15 ºC. Mahonia eurybracteata Meteor ('Hillmah'PBR) shows off its large yellow flower spikes from late August until November, resembling meteors and bringing a burst of colour to the landscape. Combined with the colour-changing foliage, Meteor is a great addition to the landscape and hardy to -15 ºC. 

Pyracantha coccinea 'Orange Star' PBR is a thorn-free, evergreen shrub bearing masses of large orange berries that persist from summer into winter. It is fully thorn-free and hardy to –20 °C (or beyond in some trials).With fertile, well-drained soil, it offers bold berry contrast when other plants have faded. The evergreen foliage and persistent fruit bring winter visual interest and attract wildlife. 

Sarcococca hookeriana Winter Gem ('Pmoore03'PBR) offers glossy dark-green evergreen leaves, fragrant white flowers in late winter and a compact habit of 50-75 cm high.It tolerates sun or shade and a wide range of soils. Sarcococca hookeriana Purple Gem ('PURPLERIJ1'PBR) brings deep purple-red stems, long shiny foliage and scent-rich flowers from January to March. Hardy to –20 °C.Both varieties provide a quiet structure and fragrance throughout the dormant months, making them ideal for winter garden interest, containers, or low hedges. 

These selections add depth, evergreen form, and seasonal richness to winter landscapes, even as others fade. They deliver structure, bold contrast and enduring presence for garden centres and professionals looking to offer plants with value beyond peak bloom.