Discover the biodiversityat Designer Outlet Roosendaal
Crossostephium chinense (Chinese Cross)
With its exotic appearance and striking yellow cross-shaped flowers, Crossostephium chinense is a real eye-catcher. This shrub loves sunny spots with well-drained soil and is drought-resistant. The flowers attract bees and butterflies, and the seeds provide food for birds. Did you know? Despite its name, this plant has nothing to do with bamboo, but its cross-shaped flowers are unique!
Viburnum davidii (Snowball)
Viburnum davidii, also known as Snowball, is a compact shrub that produces beautiful white flowers in early spring. In autumn, the foliage turns a brilliant red, providing a beautiful winter greeting. This plant thrives in shady areas and is a popular source of nectar for bees and butterflies. Did you know? The Davana is one of the first shrubs to bloom in spring, making it one of the first sources of food for insects!
Saxifraga rosacea (Pimpernel)
The rock cress is a charming plant that thrives in shady corners and among rocks. With its white to pink flowers, it is an ideal ground cover for your garden. The fragrant leaves provide shelter for small insects, while the flowers attract bees and butterflies. The rock cress is a plant that easily adapts to different environments. Did you know? The name ‘saxifraga’ comes from ‘rock breaker’, because this plant makes its way between rocks – a real survivor!
Nandina domestica (Heavenly Bamboo)
Heavenly Bamboo has graceful, feathery leaves that turn a beautiful red in autumn. The plant blooms in summer with delicate white flowers and then produces colourful berries. Heavenly Bamboo is not only a beautiful addition to your garden, but also provides food for birds and shelter for small animals. Did you know? Despite its name, Heavenly Bamboo has nothing to do with real bamboo, but its appearance makes it a favourite in many gardens!
Geranium macrorrhizum (Cranesbill)
The Cranesbill is a versatile plant that provides your garden with beautiful green coverage with fragrant leaves and cheerful flowers in shades of pink to purple. It grows quickly and is perfect for shady areas. Bees and butterflies are attracted to the flowers, while deer and rabbits prefer to avoid the fragrant leaves. Did you know? The fragrant leaves of the cranesbill help to keep unwanted insects and animals at bay.
Cornus officinalis "Robin's Pride" (Japanese dogwood)
Cornus officinalis ‘Robin's Pride’ is a unique espalier tree that heralds the arrival of early spring with its striking yellow flowers. This tree has no fewer than eight layers, creating a structured and elegant effect. In autumn, the foliage changes from green to warm yellow tones, and in winter, bright red berries adorn the branches, a real treat for birds. Whether in the sun or shade, this hardy plant feels at home anywhere. What's more, the Japanese dogwood is highly resistant to different climatic conditions. Did you know? This espalier tree provides colour even in winter, keeping your garden looking lively all year round!
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