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Evergreen Shrubs & Garden Shrubs

At Boma, we have a wide range of seasonal shrubs available all year round. Shrubs form the borders of the garden and enclose the space. Flowering all year round and planning them carefully gives your garden a long flowering season. Shrubs can be either evergreen or deciduous. Shrubs come alive when planted with perennials and bulbs.

From low maintenance evergreen shrubs with year round foliage interest to spectacular flowering garden shrubs, our Kentish Town collection includes Camellia, Photinia, Viburnum, Rhododendron, and many more species chosen for year round structure and seasonal interest in London gardens.

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About Our Outdoor Garden Shrubs Collection

At Boma, our evergreen shrubs and garden shrubs range is one of the most extensive in North London, covering everything from compact, low maintenance evergreen shrubs for pots and patios to large structural plants for borders and boundaries. Popular evergreen shrubs include Photinia 'Red Robin' — prized for its brilliant red new foliage and year round foliage interest — Viburnum tinus for winter flowers and purple berries, Choisya for fragrant white flowers in spring, and Camellia for spectacular blooms in late winter. 

Most evergreen shrubs thrive in well-prepared garden soil enriched with organic matter and prefer a position in full sun to partial shade. Hardy shrubs including Sarcococca, Fatsia japonica, and Aucuba tolerate full shade and poor soil, making them ideal for difficult north-facing spots. Magnolia and Camellia prefer ericaceous conditions and shelter from cold drying winds. Many garden shrubs are tolerant of London's clay soils once established, and most require only light pruning to maintain shape — making them a low maintenance choice for busy gardeners seeking year round structure without constant intervention. 

Evergreen shrubs deliver year round interest through every season when selected thoughtfully. Combine Skimmia for winter berries and early spring flowers, Ceanothus for brilliant blue flowers in late spring, Weigela for summer flowering bushes, and Photinia or Prunus for adding colour through autumn foliage. Most garden shrubs grow well in large pots and containers on London terraces, providing year round foliage and structure without annual replanting. 

Popular Questions

What are the best evergreen shrubs for a London garden?
The best evergreen shrubs for London gardens combine year round foliage with low maintenance care requirements. Top performers at Boma include Photinia 'Red Robin' for its bright red new shoots and year round structure, Viburnum tinus for winter flowers and berries, Fatsia japonica for bold architectural leaves in shade, and Choisya ternata for fragrant white flowers. All are hardy shrubs that thrive in London conditions — including clay soil and urban air quality — while delivering genuine year round interest. Many also grow well in large pots for patio and terrace displays.
What are the best flowering garden shrubs?
Flowering garden shrubs include some of the most spectacular plants available to UK gardeners. At Boma, popular choices include Camellia for large blooms in late winter and early spring, Rhododendron and Azalea for bold trusses of spring flowers, Hydrangea macrophylla for long-lasting summer colour, and Magnolia for statement flowers on bare stems. For seasonal interest, Weigela and Buddleja add summer flowers that pollinators adore, while Pyracantha delivers clusters of orange and yellow berries through autumn and winter, making it a hardy shrub with excellent multi-season appeal in borders and against walls.
How do I care for evergreen shrubs?
Most evergreen shrubs are low maintenance once established in good garden soil. Water new plants regularly through the first growing season to settle the root system, and mulch around the base with bark or garden compost to retain moisture and suppress weeds. Most garden shrubs need only light pruning after flowering to maintain shape and encourage bushy new growth. Apply a slow-release fertiliser in spring to promote strong stems, vibrant foliage, and good flowering. Rhododendron and Camellia benefit from an ericaceous fertiliser. Avoid heavy pruning into old wood on Magnolia, as this can cause die-back on established plants.