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Buxus Sempervirens. Buxus Box for Sale London & Online.

Buxus Sempervirens. Buxus Box for Sale London & Online.

Buxus Sempervirens is commonly known as the box or boxwood shrub. Other common names include English Boxwood. Buxus is an evergreen bushy, rounded shrub with glossy, dark green leaves which are notched at the tips. These box plants are particularly suited for Box Hedging and creating Box bed borders or parterre borders.Buxus Sempervirens is slow growing. It should be trimmed lightly twice a year to keep it in shape. Buxus boxwood is hardy and likes sun or partial shade. Water thoroughly before planting.Our Buxus Hedging Plants - containerised:These are premium quality Buxus Sempervirens hedging plants which we are able to offer at great prices. If you are looking for a buxus hedge, we are offering an even better price when you buy 10 plants.Our mature Buxus Hedging Plants – root balledThese are rarely offered instant hedging columns of premium happy, healthy box plants with glossy green leaves. These mature box hedging specimens are already between 15 & 20 years old so they have been around for some time. We have 3 sizes from 1.5 to 1.7 metres in height. This is a Limited Offer only available while stocks last. It is very rare to find these larger sized box plants for instant impact hedging.We Recommend TopBuxusProfessional growers use these products to maintain healthy growth and as a preventative for box blight and now we’re pleased to be able to offer these innovative products to our customers. We recommend if you grow box plants, that you use these products on a regular basis.TopBuxus Grow is designed as a specialist fertilizer for Buxus Sempervirens, TopBuxus Carpet is a specially designed mulch which keeps fungal infection away and helps your quality plants stay healthy, TopBuxus Health Mix is a curative product to rid any evidence of box blight that has occurred in your garden.We also recommend Ilex Crenata as a very good alternative to Buxus for both hedging and topiary purposes. 

GBP 20.63
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Ruscus Aculeatus Butcher's Broom for Sale Box Holly

Ruscus Aculeatus Butcher's Broom for Sale Box Holly

The Ruscus Aculeatus is referred to by a variety of names such as Butcher’s Broom and Box Holly. A small, evergreen shrub it rarely exceeds one meter in height. It spreads outward approximately one metre. A slower grower, the Ruscus aculeatus does not reach full maturity until it is ten to twenty years old. The evergreen leaves of the Ruscus aculeatus are erect and tough. They features striated stems that are an eye-catching glossy green. The leaves look thorny but the thorns are only false. Interestingly, the shrub is commonly called a Butcher’s Broom because historically butchers favoured making brooms out of the tree’s tough foliage. They used the small hand brooms to clean their butcher blocks and cutting boards. Historically, the compounds in Butcher’s Broom have been used in a variety of medications. Studies indicate that the plant’s compounds contain strong anti-inflammatory, diuretic, and laxative properties. Today the plant’s components are still under investigation by medical researchers for their possible medicinal uses. During the early spring months, the Butcher’s Broom produces small, light green flowers that stand out in stark contrast against the shrub’s dark green foliage. The flowers quickly give way to brilliant, glossy, red berries. The berries only develop on the female plants and persist throughout the summer months and into the winter. The dried stems of the Butcher’s Broom are a favourite addition to flower arrangements and widely utilized by florists, especially during the holidays when the plant’s shoots are used to create wreaths and other festive decorations. To encourage ample fruit production, it is strongly suggested that you plant both male and female plants close to each other. The Butcher’s Broom or Box Holly shrub is exceptionally hardy and requires virtually no care once established. It grows well in a wide array of soil conditions, however it does not tolerate flooded areas where it will be exposed to constantly wet roots. Once established, it can withstand periods of long drought.  The small, hardy shrub is virtually pest and disease free.Box Holly requires no pruning to maintain its size and shape. However, in the spring months, if a dead shoot should develop, it can be easily clipped away and discarded. Cut the shoot as close to the base of the plant as possible.Plant the Butcher’s Broom in sunlight or shade. It is an ideal shrub to plant beneath large trees where it will receive dappled sunlight. 

GBP 33.00
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Phillyrea Angustifolia Narrow Leaved Mock Privet Jasmin Box

Phillyrea Angustifolia Narrow Leaved Mock Privet Jasmin Box

Jasmine Box, Latin name Phillyrea Angustifolia, is also called the Narrow-leaved Mock Privet. It is a compact evergreen shrub that rarely grows over 3 meters in height and 2.5 meters in width. It is slow growing and normally takes between 20 to 50 years to attain its full potential.Phillyrea Angustifolia has opposite leathery, dark green leaves measure 6 centimeters long and are elongated into a lance-shape with a pointed tip. The narrow leaves measure only 6 to 10 mm in width. Many people mistake the Phillyrea angustifolia for an olive tree because its foliage bears a striking resemblance. In the spring and early summer months, Narrow-leaved Mock Privet is adorned with white clustered flowers that have a pleasing fragrance. The white colour of the flowers stands out in stark contrast to the shrub’s dark green foliage. Following flowering, the shrub produces a small dark fruit. The drupes first appear a dark purplish red and quickly deepen to an almost black colouration. Each individual fruit contains a small seed. The fruits frequently persist into the winter months and add a bit of colour to the garden.Many people opt to plant the Phillyrea Angustifolia along foundations, as a single specimen, as a plant border or as a short low-growing hedge. It is a favourite plant choice in many cottage style gardens. When grown as a hedge, the shrub can be easily trimmed into any shape and kept compact with an annual summertime prune.Phillyrea angustifolia is a hardy shrub which is some of its appeal to the landscape gardener. It grows well even in a maritime climate. The shrub’s foliage is exceptionally tolerant of salty air. Plant the Phillyrea angustifolia in a location with full sunlight. It will withstand partial shade, but for optimum growth prefers at least six to eight hours of sunlight per day. Choose a planting location with well-draining soil. Once planted, keep the soil evenly moist to help the shrub create a strong root system. After the Narrow-leaved Mock Privet becomes established, it can tolerate periods of brief drought. A hardy shrub, the Jasmin Box grows in most soil pH types. However, it thrives best in soil that is rich in organic matter. Once planted the tough Narrow-leaved Mock Privet requires very little care to flourish. Plant the small shrub anywhere that you desire year-round visual interest and cover. Along with Ilex Crenata Maxima, Jasmin Box is an ideal alternative to common English box, as it does not suffering in any way from Blight. We also have these beautiful Mediterranean style shrubs available as mature plants in tree style that have been shaped as Phillyrea Angustifolia pleached trees – 2.8 metres tall in total.

GBP 26.25
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Magnolia Soulangeana. Chinese Saucer Magnolia Buy Online UK

Magnolia Soulangeana. Chinese Saucer Magnolia Buy Online UK

Magnolia Soulangeana is often referred to as the Chinese Magnolia or the Saucer Magnolia (also Chinese Saucer Magnolia). Magnolia Soulangeana is a medium to large Magnolia shrub or tree with large bushy leaves. Over the years, this magnolia takes on a tree-like appearance. This magnolia is deciduous, therefore it loses its leaves over the winter months. The large foliage is dark green from spring to late autumn. The Chinese Saucer Magnolia is prized for its gorgeous goblet shaped flowers that are white with pink tinges. Magnolia Soulangeana is an early blooming variety of Magnolia and its large, showy, flowers in hues of pink, purple and whites are a delight to behold in the garden as winter turns to spring. Fully hardy, magnolias are almost essential in any garden providing colourful attractive flowers in the early spring months of the year from March to April.How Hardy Is Magnolia SoulangeanaChinese Saucer Magnolia is one of the hardiest magnolias available in the UK. It will survive in sub-zero temperatures and flower in the spring provided it is not placed in a waterlogged spot. All magnolia flowers need some protection from cold winds, so it is best to place yours in a sheltered area. How To Use Magnolia SoulangeanaPerfect for brightening an early spring garden Magnolia Soulangeana makes a magnificent specimen shrub in the lawn or flower border. Position yours so you can see it from a window as it tends to flower when spring is still chilly. Position snowdrops and primroses beneath for a stunning spring show.You can grow Chinese Saucer Magnolia in a deep container if you have very chalky soil or struggle for room. Make sure you water and feed it regularly. How To Care For Magnolia SoulangeanaAll magnolias prefer moist but well-drained neutral to acidic soils. If you have alkaline soil this is the best magnolia to use as it will tolerate alkaline conditions. If your soil is very alkaline or chalky, prepare the planting hole with lots of organic matter and top it up every year to make sure Magnolia Soulangeana receives the right nutrients. Position Chinese Saucer Magnolia in a sunny spot that’s protected from harsh winds and it’ll produce a stunning flower show every year with little care on your behalf. If you are looking for a spring flowering shrub, Magnolia Soulangeana the ‘saucer magnolia’ is one of the best. It remains a manageable size even when full grown, looks stunning and will reliably flower each spring despite the winter conditions. Other Spring flowering magnolias include the stunning pure white star shaped Magnolia Stellata.

GBP 24.75
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Sarcococca Hookeriana Digyna, Fragrant Shrubs, Buy Online UK

Sarcococca Hookeriana Digyna, Fragrant Shrubs, Buy Online UK

Sarcococca Hookeriana Digyna - Commonly known as Sweet Box or Christmas Box is a small low growing shrub originating from China and the Himalayas.  A compact and bushy evergreen shrub, it forms a lovely small shaped hedge. Essentially a woodland shrub Christmas Box is also excellent for ground cover and under tree planting as it will positively tolerate dry shade.  This is a low maintenance shrub which proves very useful for many of those difficult areas in the garden. It will accept atmospheric pollution, dry conditions, shade and almost total neglect and still perform well for you.The fragrance of Sweet Box is glorious and there's nothing more lovely than wandering around the winter garden and smelling its heavenly scent. For this reason alone it's worth planting one of these close to an entrance door. Flowering: Producing white fragrant flowers in winter followed by black berries that are loved by birds - on the RHS Pollinators list.RHS have awarded this plant with their Award of Garden Merit. 

GBP 19.25
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Magnolia Stellata. Star Magnolia. Specialist in Magnolias UK

Magnolia Stellata. Star Magnolia. Specialist in Magnolias UK

Magnolia Stellata presents as a small tree or large shrub often referred to as the Star Magnolia - it is semi-evergreen and produces showy white, fragrant flowers in the Spring time around March-April and sometimes into early May if Spring has a slow start. It is semi-hardy and the blooms can be damaged by early frosts - it is a slow growing native to Japan. Magnolia Stellata is loved for it's profuse and stunning white, lightly scented, star shaped flowers. Due to it's moderate growth speed and size this is a perfect choice for an urban, smaller sized, garden. It prefers neutral to slightly acid soil. Also available to buy another Magnolia which would complement the Magnolia Stellata is Magnolia Heaven Scent this variety has pale pink and fragrant flowers.View our entire collection of Magnolias and our blog post on other Spring Flowering Shrubs

GBP 24.75
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Photinia Fraseri Carré Rouge Evergreen Shrubs for Hedging

Photinia Fraseri Carré Rouge Evergreen Shrubs for Hedging

Photinia Fraseri Carré RougePhotinia Carre Rouge is a compact evergreen photinia with vibrantly red young foliage. It’s a great choice for hedging and brightening up an informal garden border.Photinia is a popular shrub and the cultivar Carre Rouge is a particularly bright variety. It's more compact and has smaller leaves than other photinia reaching roughly half the maximum size of the popular Photinia Red Robin cultivar. In spring glossy lanceolate leaves unfurl in bright brilliant red. This early red foliage matures to shiny dark green and in spring rounded bursts of tiny creamy-white flowers appear in panicles. Throughout winter Photinia Carre Rouge holds onto its dark green glossy leaves and brings shape and structure to a bare garden.Height And Spread Of Photinia Fraseri Carré RougePhotinia Carre Rouge reaches a maximum of 2.5 metres tall and 2.5 metres in spread but can be kept smaller with a yearly prune.How Hardy Is Photinia Fraseri Carré RougePhotinia Carre Rouge is hardy down to minus temperatures with well-drained roots. It’s rarely affected by pests and can cope with some drought after it’s established.How To Use Photinia Fraseri Carré RougePhotinia Carre Rouge brightens up bare spaces and creates a colourful small to medium-sized hedge. Use it to divide off your driveway or section your garden into separate spaces. It also grows well in a mixed border and will tolerate a large well-watered and well-fed container on the patio. The early spring flowers attract pollinators and its low maintenance aspects mean it suits a wildlife garden too.How To Care For Photinia Fraseri Carré RougePhotinia Carre Rouge is a low maintenance shrub. It prefers full sun but will tolerate dappled shade.Well-drained moist soil of any type is best. It prefers acid to neutral conditions, so if you have alkaline soil dig plenty of organic matter into the planting hole and top up with a thick layer of mulch each year.You don’t have to prune compact and tidy Photinia Carre Rouge but if you’re using it as a hedge then trim back in late winter to early spring before the new red foliage appears. Photinia Carre Rouge responds well to pruning and will spring back with bright red foliage in the warmer months.  

GBP 20.63
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Hydrangea Paniculata Grandiflora. Panicle Hydrangea Buy UK

Hydrangea Paniculata Grandiflora. Panicle Hydrangea Buy UK

Hydrangea Paniculata is also known as the Panicle Hydrangea - this deciduous shrub displays incredibly showy conical or triangular shaped flowers at the ends of the branches. They are medium to large shrubs unless kept pruned and the flowers appear at the peak of Summer towards end of July / beginning of August and will last well into Autumn.Growing Tip:They are not as fussy about acidic soil as some of the Hydrangeas, the main thing is to have fertile soil that retains moisture - so it's good to add lots of mulch in Spring to avoid the soil drying out too much in the summer heat. They prefer a sheltered spot in semi-shade.Pruning:The ideal time to prune is in the Spring, prune back hard to keep their bushy shape. 

GBP 18.75
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Syringa Vulgaris Ruhm Von Horstenstein Lilac for Sale Online

Syringa Vulgaris Ruhm Von Horstenstein Lilac for Sale Online

Syringa Vulgaris Ruhm Von Horstenstein  Syringa Vulgaris Ruhm Von Horstenstein Lilac is a classic heritage variety with the quintessential large trusses of purple flowers in late spring and the famous lilac fragrance that has been making gardeners happy since the 14th century. Syringa Vulgaris Ruhm Von Horstenstein is an easy to grow, deciduous Lilac shrub that will eventually reach around 2 metres approx. Ruhm Von Horstenstein Lilac will grow in any decent soil. It is best to position it in a nice sunny spot.  Syringa Vulgaris Ruhm Von Horstenstein is the perfect plant for literally any style of garden and wonderful for the wildlife that literally get drunk on the nectar from its flowers.  Ruhm Von Horstenstein Lilac is the perfect plant for the spring and summer garden. If it needs any pruning, best to do this immediately after it has flowered.

GBP 24.00
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Syringa Vulgaris Ruhm Von Horstenstein Lilac for Sale Online

Syringa Vulgaris Ruhm Von Horstenstein Lilac for Sale Online

Syringa Vulgaris Ruhm Von Horstenstein  Syringa Vulgaris Ruhm Von Horstenstein Lilac is a classic heritage variety with the quintessential large trusses of purple flowers in late spring and the famous lilac fragrance that has been making gardeners happy since the 14th century. Syringa Vulgaris Ruhm Von Horstenstein is an easy to grow, deciduous Lilac shrub that will eventually reach around 2 metres approx. Ruhm Von Horstenstein Lilac will grow in any decent soil. It is best to position it in a nice sunny spot.  Syringa Vulgaris Ruhm Von Horstenstein is the perfect plant for literally any style of garden and wonderful for the wildlife that literally get drunk on the nectar from its flowers.  Ruhm Von Horstenstein Lilac is the perfect plant for the spring and summer garden. If it needs any pruning, best to do this immediately after it has flowered.

GBP 32.25
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Ilex Crenata Hedge. Ilex Crenata Maxima Hedging Plants. Japanese Holly Plants for Hedging

Ilex Crenata Hedge. Ilex Crenata Maxima Hedging Plants. Japanese Holly Plants for Hedging

Ilex Crenata Plants for Hedging - This variety is Ilex Crenata Maxima, a new variety of Japanese Holly. It is an excellent addition to the range of Ilex Crenata plants such as Convexa which are already available on the market. It is very well suited for growing an Ilex Crenata Hedge.  Alternative to Box Hedge - In the UK, Ilex Crenata is perhaps most widely known as a plant for topiary. Due to its dense growing habit, it is also a good plant to use for hedging. In particular, an Ilex Crenata hedge is an effective alternative to Box Hedge.  As Boxwood (Buxus Sempervirens) continues to be very susceptible to the dreaded box blight, an Ilex Crenata hedge is in our opinion one of the best alternatives to box hedge. It is a hardier plant while having a similar appearance to Buxus.  Japanese Holly Ilex Crenata, more commonly known as Japanese Holly, is an evergreen shrub, very similar in appearance to Buxus (Box Hedging) and is typically used for hedging or beautiful dense topiary. Ilex Crenata Maxima is a compact grower with bright green and shiny evergreen leaves. The leaves are small, oval, glossy and dark green. The new foliage in contrast is a very pretty lighter green. Maxima is a Japanese holly that is well-branched. Its compact growth habit and any pruning help it to quickly develop into a compact plant. With its full and sleek shape, Ilex Crenata 'Maxima' is an excellent choice for tight hedges and in beds.  These are all ideal characteristics for hedging plants and these particular plants have been grown specifically with hedging in mind. The plants are bushy in shape and are available in many sizes, the smallest from 30 cm to the largest to 1.75 metres tall. Our aim is to have a plant size to fit every budget. We are offering a substantially discounted price when you buy 10 or more plants. Ilex Crenata Maxima prefers moist, free draining soil and full sun or partial shade. 

GBP 22.28
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Rhododendron Rocket for sale online - Paramount Plants UK

Rhododendron Rocket for sale online - Paramount Plants UK

Rhododendron RocketRhododendron Rocket, a rhododendron hybrid, is a beautiful, dense, compact evergreen shrub that will give the garden colour all year round with big, dark green glossy foliage, that when they first emerge in spring are tinged with a bronze colour and darkening as they age.Rhododendron Rocket will give exciting bloom in mid spring to early summer with clusters of single dark pink, frilly flowers that give a good contrast against the thick, dark foliage.Rhododendron Rocket prefers acidic soil and enjoys partial sun and shade.Rhododendron Rocket is a beautiful specimen that can look stunning in mixed borders or rockeries, and is ideal for planting in pots and containers for patios.Don’t forget to regularly apply a good mix and mulch to keep the soil nice and moist. You should also feed with ericaceous feed to prevent foliage from yellowing and to help ensure the plant gets enough vitamins while flowering.This rhododendron should reach a max height and spread of 1.2 to 1.8 metres. 

GBP 28.50
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Camellia Japonica Brushfields Yellow Early Flowering Camellia

Camellia Japonica Brushfields Yellow Early Flowering Camellia

Camellia Japonica Brushfield’s YellowCamellias are among the loveliest of flowering shrubs that can be grown and Camellia Japonica Brushfield’s Yellow is no exception! This beautiful evergreen shrub has both stunning flowers and attractive all-year-round foliage to recommend it. Developed in 1970 in Australia by Keith Brushfield, this early-flowering variety has become a favourite of UK gardeners. In February through April, the 8-10 cm large, double flowers provide a welcome promise of spring. Creamy-white outer petals surround a frilly primrose yellow centre. The flowers are produced in such profusion that the glossy dark-green leaves almost disappear underneath. Hardy in most parts of the UK, Camellia Japonica Brushfield’s Yellow will grow to a mature height of 2.5 to 4 metres and spread of 1.5 to 2.5 metres in 10 to 20 years. Prune to deadhead spent blooms and remove dead or damaged branches after flowering is finished in mid-spring. It can also be trained into a small tree shape by removing lower limbs, or espaliered against a wall. Planted 1.5 metres apart, a row of Camellia Brushfield’s Yellow would be a stunning hedge in spring and provide year-round screening for privacy.Camellia Brushfield’s Yellow should be grown in partial or full shade in a sheltered position with a north, east or west aspect, in acid to neutral pH well-drained sand, clay or loam soil. Avoid locations with early morning sun to prevent the loss of buds and flowers to late frosts. It is deer resistant so a good choice for country gardens, and once established will tolerate drought.  This beautiful harbinger of spring can fit into even small gardens when pruned to size, and if espaliered against a wall will take up hardly any space at all, while still putting on a spectacular early season show! Well-suited to container growing, Camellia Brushfield’s Yellow can easily earn a place on a roof terrace or patio, or in a courtyard garden, where its long blooming season and year-round foliage make it a valuable addition where space is limited. It’s a natural fit in a woodland garden, where it would appreciate the dappled shade, or as a specimen plant or part of a mixed border.Camellia Brushfield’s Yellow is well worth including in your landscape plans; its brilliant show of blooms in late winter and early spring, as well as its attractive evergreen foliage, make it a hard-working member of your garden team!

GBP 42.00
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Pennisetum Alopecuroides Hameln Fountain Grass Hameln Dwarf

Pennisetum Alopecuroides Hameln Fountain Grass Hameln Dwarf

Pennisetum Alopecuroides Hameln, a dwarf fountain grass, is a versatile landscaping accent plant which will bring late-season interest to your garden, large or small! This low-growing fountain grass starts the season off as an unobtrusive clump of narrow, arching green leaves, emerging in late May and providing cover for the fading foliage of spring-blooming bulbs such as daffodils. By the end of summer, the deep green leaves of Pennisetum Alopecuroides Hameln are complemented by showy spikes of fluffy pinkish flowers whose seed heads will last into early winter. The foliage turns golden yellow in autumn and will remain throughout the winter, adding visual interest.  Pennisetum Alopecuroides Hameln is one of the hardiest of the fountain grasses, able to survive winters in most of the UK. In 2 to 5 years it will grow into a clump from 50 cm – 1 metre high and across. The yellowed leaves should be cut back to the ground in late winter or early spring to make way for the new season’s leaves. If planting a group of Pennisetum Alopecuroides Hameln, space the plants from 50 to 75 cm apart. Fountain Grass Hameln should be planted in a sheltered exposure, facing south or west in full sun. It needs well-drained sand, chalk or loam soil, but will tolerate a wide ph range. Once the plants are established, they will be very drought-tolerant, and are pest and disease free, making Pennisetum Alopecuroides Hameln an ideal low-maintenance choice for your garden!There are many spots in your garden where Pennisetum Alopecuroides Hameln will fit right in! It is a great choice for container planting, paired with spring-blooming bulbs which will disappear into the emerging foliage of the Fountain Grass Hameln in late spring. It will provide summer, autumn and winter interest on a patio, balcony or rooftop terrace. In a mixed border, its green leaves in summer will provide a pleasant backdrop for summer flowers, and then its own flowers and autumn and winter foliage will carry through until the next spring. A mass planting of Fountain Grass Hameln on a larger property can provide a good ground cover and put on a stunning display in summer and autumn. Pennisetum Alopecuroides Hameln will bring trouble free beauty to your garden with its striking flowers and colourful autumn and winter foliage. Its small size ensures that it can find a place in any garden, whether formal or country cottage! More ornamental grasses...

GBP 20.63
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Euonymus Japonica Paloma Blanca White Candle Euonymus Online

Euonymus Japonica Paloma Blanca White Candle Euonymus Online

 Euonymus japonicus Paloma Blanca is a highly adaptable low-growing evergreen shrub. It is also often called the White Candle Euonymus or the Japanese Spindle because of its newly emerging white foliage. During the spring months, Euonymus japonicus Paloma Blanca shrub produces a bevy of new shoots that appear in shades of mother-of-pearl white. The soft white newly emerging foliage and shoots stand out in stark contrast against the older bright green foliage. The upright fresh pale shoots and foliage look like white candles perched atop the existing green foliage and stems. The bi-colour appearance of the shrub lasts for several months until the new shoots and foliage mature and morph to their adult dark green colouration.  This creates an eye-catching and unusual contrast in the garden.In the late spring and early summer months, small, insignificant green flowers often develop. The flowers are sometimes followed by tiny, berry-like fruit that are barely noticeable.Grown mainly for its foliage, the Euonymus japonicus Paloma Blanca reaches a mature height of just 75 centimeters and a width of up to 75 centimeters. During the mid to late spring months, White Candle Euonymus can be pruned to maintain its bushy, compact appearance and encourage denser new growth. Plant the Euonymus japonicus Paloma Blanca in full sun or partial shade for best growth. It grows in virtually any type of soil or soil pH. Choose a planting location that is well-draining and not overly soggy. Once established, this hardy little shrub can easily withstand periods of drought. During the harsh winter months, it will appreciate a bit of winter protection such as an extra layer of mulch around its base. In the spring, the new growth of the plant is highly susceptible to frost damage.The petite evergreen shrub is grown mainly for its striking foliage. White Candle Euonymus creates wonderful wintertime interest when other shrubs have lost their leaves. The Euonymus japonicus Paloma Blanca makes an ideal low-growing hedge, garden plant, shrub border, groundcover, or solitary specimen. It also grows well in containers.

GBP 18.75
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Viburnum Tinus Gwenllian Viburnums UK

Viburnum Tinus Gwenllian Viburnums UK

Viburnum Tinus - this variety, commonly known as Gwenllian is a fantastic shrub, providing interest in the garden when you most need it at the end of the winter, in fact through buds, flowers and berries they perform right through into summer. The shrubs are covered in bright pink buds which as Spring develops change into pretty clusters of white star shaped flowers. This medium sized shrub has been awarded the AGM - Award of Garden Merit by the RHS. Viburnum Tinus Gwenllian then goes on to produce attractive metallic blue berries - attractive to bees and wildlife this shrub makes an excellent low growing hedge.Viburnum Tinus Gwenllian is very similar to Viburnum Tinus Eve Price but has even more vibrant dark pink flower buds which change to white flowers in spring. Growing Tip: This shrub is perfect for creating a three tier hedge - it works well with leyland cypress or thujas at the back, Viburnum Tinus Gwenllian forms the next tier down and another winter flowering and wonderfully scented Sarcococca Ruscifolia at the front.More information on Viburnum on our blog.

GBP 28.50
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Forsythia Weekend. Forsythia x intermedia Weekend Buy Online

Forsythia Weekend. Forsythia x intermedia Weekend Buy Online

Forsythia Weekend (also Forsythia x intermedia Weekend) is a compact, smaller growing form of this superb deciduous shrub. Forsythia shrubs are an amazing way to achieve great colour in the garden, not only in the spring, but in the autumn months as well. One of the first bloomers, they provide an abundance of bright yellow flowers emerging from its young wood, signalling the arrival of spring. Other common names include Golden Bells Week-End, and synonymous terms such as Forsythia × intermedia 'Week-End' and Forsythia Weekend are used to describe this specimen. From the Family Oleaceae, the Genus Forsythia is categorised as a deciduous shrub with leaves that form a simple, often lobed shape. The tubular flowers of this Genus are short, spreading out into 4 lobes, and actually bloom before the leaves unfurl in spring.  ‘Week-End’ is a variety of Forsythia of medium-size, with more lance-shaped leaves and erect, slender branches. The flowers are borne in abundant fashion and have a more golden shade of yellow, typically about 3.0 centimetres across.Considered hardy to Zone H5 in the UK and Ireland, Forsythia Weekend prefers full sun to partial shade exposures, with its best Aspects facing South, West, or East. With this hardiness, Forsythia Weekend can do very well in exposed or sheltered positions. Their preferred soil media will be moist but well-drained. Any combination of textures from sand, clay, chalk, or loam will suffice, as long as it holds moisture well, but not to the point of waterlogging. Forsythia Weekend is not very particular in regards to pH as long as it is near neutral, slightly acidic, or slightly alkaline.This intermediate grower will take between 5-10 years to reach ultimate heights of 1.5-2.5 metres, and a comparable spread of 1.5-2.5 metres, consistent with it compact, smaller form. This habit lends itself to the very prolific show of golden-yellow flowers in early spring that are difficult to match.The Royal Horticultural Society agrees that Forsythia x intermedia Weekend is a winner, having awarded it with the prestigious Award of Garden Merit. Forsythia Weekend will fit very well as a flower border, or in the bed. The flowers make for a nice cut flower as well. A low maintenance shrub, Forsythia Weekend makes for a very nice hedge or low growing screen along wall side borders or most any city and courtyard garden. They are also relatively pest-free.

GBP 24.50
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Forsythia Weekend. Forsythia x intermedia Weekend Buy Online

Forsythia Weekend. Forsythia x intermedia Weekend Buy Online

Forsythia Weekend (also Forsythia x intermedia Weekend) is a compact, smaller growing form of this superb deciduous shrub. Forsythia shrubs are an amazing way to achieve great colour in the garden, not only in the spring, but in the autumn months as well. One of the first bloomers, they provide an abundance of bright yellow flowers emerging from its young wood, signalling the arrival of spring. Other common names include Golden Bells Week-End, and synonymous terms such as Forsythia × intermedia 'Week-End' and Forsythia Weekend are used to describe this specimen. From the Family Oleaceae, the Genus Forsythia is categorised as a deciduous shrub with leaves that form a simple, often lobed shape. The tubular flowers of this Genus are short, spreading out into 4 lobes, and actually bloom before the leaves unfurl in spring.  ‘Week-End’ is a variety of Forsythia of medium-size, with more lance-shaped leaves and erect, slender branches. The flowers are borne in abundant fashion and have a more golden shade of yellow, typically about 3.0 centimetres across.Considered hardy to Zone H5 in the UK and Ireland, Forsythia Weekend prefers full sun to partial shade exposures, with its best Aspects facing South, West, or East. With this hardiness, Forsythia Weekend can do very well in exposed or sheltered positions. Their preferred soil media will be moist but well-drained. Any combination of textures from sand, clay, chalk, or loam will suffice, as long as it holds moisture well, but not to the point of waterlogging. Forsythia Weekend is not very particular in regards to pH as long as it is near neutral, slightly acidic, or slightly alkaline.This intermediate grower will take between 5-10 years to reach ultimate heights of 1.5-2.5 metres, and a comparable spread of 1.5-2.5 metres, consistent with it compact, smaller form. This habit lends itself to the very prolific show of golden-yellow flowers in early spring that are difficult to match.The Royal Horticultural Society agrees that Forsythia x intermedia Weekend is a winner, having awarded it with the prestigious Award of Garden Merit. Forsythia Weekend will fit very well as a flower border, or in the bed. The flowers make for a nice cut flower as well. A low maintenance shrub, Forsythia Weekend makes for a very nice hedge or low growing screen along wall side borders or most any city and courtyard garden. They are also relatively pest-free.

GBP 26.25
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Spiraea Betulifolia Tor Birchleaf Spiraea for Sale Online UK

Spiraea Betulifolia Tor Birchleaf Spiraea for Sale Online UK

Spiraea Betulifolia Tor or Birchleaf Spirea is native to North East Asia and Japan. It has become a popular choice for UK gardeners! Hardy and undemanding, this low-growing deciduous shrub matures into a dense, rounded mound. The bright green leaves are ornamented with clusters of tiny, fragrant white flowers in late spring which will attract bees and butterflies to your garden. Through the summer the fresh-looking green leaves provide an attractive backdrop for flowering plants, and then in autumn the foliage turns bright shades of orange, red and purple to put on a brilliant show.Height and Spread of Spiraea Betulifolia TorBirchleaf Spiraea will grow to a mature height and spread of 1 metres.How Hardy Is Spiraea Betulifolia Tor?Birchleaf Spiraea Tor is hardy in all parts of the UK and across northern Europe.How to Use Spiraea Betulifolia TorWhether included as single specimen or planted in a large grouping, Spiraea Betulifolia Tor will be a hard-working part of your landscape! The shrub is compact enough to be suitable as a container planting on a roof terrace, balcony, or patio, where its fragrant blooms will delight in spring, and its autumn colour will again make it a garden focus. It is an excellent choice for a foundation planting, as it will stay low enough to not interfere with windows, or can be planted towards the front of a mixed border. Used as a low hedge along a walkway, it will create definition without blocking a view. Planted in a mass grouping on a difficult slope, Birchleaf Spirea will provide erosion control as well as being a striking addition to the landscape.How to Care for Spiraea Betulifolia TorPlant Birchleaf Spiraea Tor in full sun in an exposed or sheltered position in moist, fertile well-drained sand, loam or clay soil with an acid to neutral pH. Use an organic mulch to maintain soil moisture and protect its shallow roots. Salt-tolerant, it is suitable for coastal locations. Highly tolerant of pollution, Birchleaf Spirea will thrive in even inner-city gardens. It’s an excellent landscaping choice on country properties, as it is very deer-resistant. In early spring, prune back one-third of the growth to encourage flowering. Deadhead after blooming.Spiraea Betulifolia Tor is a great choice for UK gardens - hardy and compact, its spring flowers and autumn foliage make this a winner all season long!

GBP 26.25
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Syringa Vulgaris Belle De Nancy Lilac Trees for Sale Online

Syringa Vulgaris Belle De Nancy Lilac Trees for Sale Online

Syringa Vulgaris Belle De NancySyringa Vulgaris Belle De Nancy is a mid-sized variety of Common Lilac originating from France. You will find it is one of the easiest and most adaptable Syringas around. Lilac Belle De Nancy is pleasantly undemanding and is able to grow well even in heavy clay or sandy soil. Reaching a maximum size of 2.5 metres over 20 years, this is an excellent choice of Lilac smaller urban gardens where a showy spring display is required.Syringa Vulgaris Belle De Nancy has beautiful mauve-pink double flowers which are highly scented and its flowering period is around May to June. Belle De Nancy is an ideal Lilac for attracting butterflies and other essential wildlife and pollinators, all of which are essential for maintaining a healthy garden.Belle de Nancy lilac will grow to a height of around 2.5 metres over 20 years, making this an ideal Lilac tree for small and compact spaces. It is an excellent choice of Lilac for smaller urban gardens where space is limited but nonetheless, a showy spring display is required.Belle de Nancy Lilac also makes a good specimen for pots and containers.

GBP 32.25
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Ilex Aquifolium Argentea Marginata Topiary Holly Tree

Ilex Aquifolium Argentea Marginata Topiary Holly Tree

Topiary Holly - Ilex Aquifolium Argentea MarginataAlso named Silver Margined Holly, Ilex Aquifolium Argentea Marginata is an evergreen mushroom-shaped shrub with spiny undulate green leaves boldly edged with cream and tinged pink when young. Small white flowers that appear in spring, followed by bright red berries in autumn.Ilex Aquifolium plants are quite slow-growing. This mushroom-shaped variegated topiary holly tree is about 12 years old. These particular specimens have been lovingly shaped and pruned in a Niwaki-type style to produce this most unusual and very rare mushroom-shaped dome, with the crown measuring circa 1.2 metres across.A beautiful specimen that will give the garden colour for spring, summer, autumn and winter. Also it will look great in pots for patios or on either side the front door. If you have a small garden or patio where space it at a premium, these topiary hollies are an excellent investment.These topiary holly trees like full sun or partial shade and will grow well in any well drained fertile soil. To maintain shape, simply clip once or twice a year.We have a wide range of topiary – including many rare and unusual specimens.   

GBP 21.38
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Kolkwitzia Amabilis Beauty Bush for Sale Online UK

Kolkwitzia Amabilis Beauty Bush for Sale Online UK

Kolkwitzia Amabilis Beauty BushKolkwitzia Amabilis, otherwise known as Beauty Bush, is a lovely spring-flowering shrub which can be used as a hedging plant or as part of a mixed border to great success. Native to Central China, this arching deciduous shrub produces clusters of pink flowers with yellow throats in late spring and early summer. The dark-green leaves turn yellow in the autumn, and after they drop the peeling bark on the stems adds some winter interest to the landscape. Its dense, twiggy growth creates an effective screen.  Hardy even in severe winters throughout most of the UK, Kolkwitzia amabilis will grow to a height of 1.5-2.5 metres with a spread of 2.5-4 metres over a period of 5 to 10 years. Beauty Bush responds well to severe prunings. You can cut a third of the stems back to the root after the shrub is finished flowering in early summer, which will ensure a good show of flowers the next year. If it is severely overgrown, you can cut the entire shrub to the ground in late winter. Since Kolkwitzia Amabilis flowers on old wood, you will go without blooms for a year, but the roots will put out strong new shoots which will quickly reach a good height and ensure a good show the following spring.You can plant Kolkwitzia Amabilis in any location, sheltered or exposed, in full sun or partial shade. It will tolerate any well-drained soil type and ph. It is usually pest and disease-free. Plant 2-3 metres apart. Beauty Bush makes an excellent hedging plant, with its dense growth providing privacy in your garden. Its spring flowers will provide a lovely show, while the reliable summer foliage creates a pleasant backdrop for more showy summer plants. Its arching fountain form is best suited to an informal cottage garden. On a larger property beauty Bush can be used in a mass planting on a hillside or in an area where a ground cover is desired. One of its advantages is that it is not attractive to deer. When choosing a spot to plant Kolkwitzia amabilis, bear in mind that it does have a tendency to spread by suckers. It is probably best surrounded by a lawn where the suckers can be kept mowed down, or in a location where its spreading habit will not be a problem. Kolkwitzia amabilis is an excellent choice as a hedging or screening shrub in an informal setting or as a landscaping plant, with its beautiful spring flowers and arching fountain shape adding to the beauty of your garden!

GBP 28.50
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Cornus Alba Baton Rouge Dogwood Red-Barked Dogwood Shrub

Cornus Alba Baton Rouge Dogwood Red-Barked Dogwood Shrub

Cornus Alba Baton Rouge is a deciduous red-stemmed Asian dogwood with flat white flowerheads in summer. It’s a good choice for low-maintenance woodland gardens and spaces in need of winter colour.Cornus Alba is native to Asia where it grows in a variety of woodlands and thickets. These hardy suckering shrubs are often called Red-Barked Dogwoods for their slim and showy red branches that spend summer blood red and mature to bright crimson during autumn and winter. The cultivar Red Baton is no exception. It has bright crimson branches year-round that intensify during winter. It’s an established favourite and a must for dogwood lovers.In spring, new bright green ovate foliage unfurls and is joined by flat heads of small cream flowers in summer. Its flowers mature to deep purple berries at summer’s end as the foliage turns shades of plum and purple in autumn.Cornus Alba Baton Rouge is synonymous with Dogwood Minbat and Cornus alba Minbat, but whatever you choose to call it, this is a high-impact, low-maintenance shrub that suits the majority of garden styles and containers.Height And Spread of Cornus Alba Baton RougeDogwood Baton Rouge is a mid-sized red dogwood that reaches a maximum height and spread of 1.5 to 2.5 metres over 10 years.How Hardy Is Cornus Alba Baton RougeThis is a hardy shrub in UK winters if its roots are well drained. It’s drought tolerant and pests are rarely a problem.How To Use Cornus Alba Baton RougeRed-stemmed dogwoods suit Japanese gardens, woodland gardens, and low-maintenance wildlife-friendly spaces because it holds the RHS Plants for pollinators badge for its bee-magnet white flowerheads.This is a versatile shrub that brings year-round interest to the garden with its bright green foliage in spring and crimson red stems during winter. You can grow Dogwood Baton Rouge in a large well-watered and fed container on a patio deck or balcony to add interest and attract pollinators too.How To Care For Cornus Alba Baton RougeDogwood Red Baton is a no-fuss easy-to-grow shrub that suits any type of well-drained fertile soil and enjoys both full sun and partial shade. It can tolerate chalky soil and exposed spots.You can leave this red dogwood to its own devices, or for the best ornamental colour in winter cut back all the old stems in early spring. It will regrow bright new stems that outshine the older branches. Mulch it well in spring with rotted organic matter and water well until it is established. Be sure to raise containers up on feet to enable good drainage.

GBP 33.75
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Acer Palmatum Shaina Japanese Acer for sale online UK wide

Acer Palmatum Shaina Japanese Acer for sale online UK wide

Acer Palmatum Shaina (Japanese Maple Shaina)Acer Palmatum Shaina (Japanese Maple Shaina) is a compact little tree, a dwarf Japanese Maple in fact, with the most brilliant flaming red new foliage in the spring. In the summer, the foliage turns a deeper burgundy red and finally changes to a fantastically deep crimson in the autumn. A riot of red colour, this little Acer will punch well above its weight in terms of injecting a blast of fiery red to your garden or terrace.Acer Palmatum Shaina will naturally grow into a lovely mound-shape to around 1.5 metres high by 1.5 metres wide. If you would rather keep it smaller, it is easy to trim. It prefers full sun (which helps it produce more vibrant foliage colour) but tolerates partial shade.Japanese Maples or Acers are famous around the world for their brilliant autumn colour and the elegance of their form. Acers are a treasured plant in any style of garden and are particularly suitable for growing in pots. When grown in containers, this slows down the growth rate.Why not combine low growing acers in your garden with upright Japanese maples? Japanese Acers look fantastic planted together where they provide a tapestry of colour through spring, summer and autumn. 

GBP 33.60
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Acer Palmatum Shaina Japanese Acer for sale online UK wide

Acer Palmatum Shaina Japanese Acer for sale online UK wide

Acer Palmatum Shaina (Japanese Maple Shaina)Acer Palmatum Shaina (Japanese Maple Shaina) is a compact little tree, a dwarf Japanese Maple in fact, with the most brilliant flaming red new foliage in the spring. In the summer, the foliage turns a deeper burgundy red and finally changes to a fantastically deep crimson in the autumn. A riot of red colour, this little Acer will punch well above its weight in terms of injecting a blast of fiery red to your garden or terrace.Acer Palmatum Shaina will naturally grow into a lovely mound-shape to around 1.5 metres high by 1.5 metres wide. If you would rather keep it smaller, it is easy to trim. It prefers full sun (which helps it produce more vibrant foliage colour) but tolerates partial shade.Japanese Maples or Acers are famous around the world for their brilliant autumn colour and the elegance of their form. Acers are a treasured plant in any style of garden and are particularly suitable for growing in pots. When grown in containers, this slows down the growth rate.Why not combine low growing acers in your garden with upright Japanese maples? Japanese Acers look fantastic planted together where they provide a tapestry of colour through spring, summer and autumn. 

GBP 37.50
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