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Magnolia Grandiflora Full Standard Trees For Sale Online UK

Magnolia Grandiflora Full Standard Trees For Sale Online UK

Magnolia Grandiflora - a beautiful evergreen specimen tree which has been shaped as a full standard. These magnificent trees work particularly well as screening trees for above fence or wall screening. Their size means you can achieve instant privacy all year round.These elegant trees produce large, waxy, scented flowers and their dark glossy leaves give interest throughout the year.Magnolia Grandiflora is relatively slow growing so it's quite easy to keep them in shape with a light prune once or twice a year.Paramount Plants specialises in Mature Evergreen Screening Trees 

GBP 169.40
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Hedera Gloire De Marengo Ivy. Variegated Ivy for Sale Online

Hedera Gloire De Marengo Ivy. Variegated Ivy for Sale Online

Hedera Gloire De Marengo is a stunning ivy climbing plant with large mid green and cream coloured variegation on the leaves. Also known as the canary island ivy it is nevertheless hardy and vigourous and makes an ideal climber over a fence or wall etc. This Variegated Climbing Ivy will grow in any position and is not fussy about soil types. Award of Garden Merit recipient by the Royal Horticultural Society, a sure sign that it will perform well in most gardens.These sizable plants are 6 to 8 feet tall, on a bamboo cane and come in a 10L pot.Gloire de Marengo Characteristics: This plant is fast growing, climbs virtually anything, will grow well in any aspect and can also be used as a ground cover. If you need to create a ‘green wall’ to disguise or beautify a fence, wall or even a building, Hedera Gloire de Marengo shoots (indeed ivy in general) produce arial roots that grip the surface, meaning it will climb even on smooth vertical walls. Another advantage is that Hedera Gloire de Marengo is evergreen, thereby giving all-year-round privacy. With large leaves and a stunning grey green foliage edged with a lovely cream, Gloire de Marengo grows well in shade or in sun. Gloire de Marengo is sometimes referred to  Canary Island Ivy or variegated Algerian Ivy.More Information on this climber:Also known as the Variegated Climbing Ivy, this runner is of the Family Araliaceae and the Genus Hedera which are classified as evergreen shrubs which climb by clinging to whatever they can via their aerial roots. They are known for smallish clusters of yellow-green flowers and black berries. Hedera Gloire de Marengo is a varietal form which is a large climber, with ovate or triangle shaped leaves which have a mid green colour and a creamy white variegation along the edges.A native of the Canary Islands, Portugal and Northern Africa, its name Gloire de Marengo is tied to the name of a city in northern Italy. Prior to that, it was named 'Variegata'. Considered hardy to zone H5 in the UK and Ireland, Hedera Gloire De Marengo prefers full sun to partial shade, making this climber a good choice for most any location in the landscape. From most to least desireable, place this climber with a South, West, North, or East-facing aspect, regardless of whether it is sheltered or exposed, just avoid exposure to extremely dry, cold winds. The unique colouration will do best in full sun, so you may want to avoid fully shaded areas. Their habit make them an excellent choice for covering a wall, a trellis, or perhaps a sunny bank which doesn’t receive too much of a cold, dry, wind.Adaptable to most any soil texture combination, provide it a moist soil that drains well, with near neutral or slightly alkaline soils, although it has good tolerance to slightly acidic soils as well. Good humus content is also a plus.Variegated Climbing Ivy takes approximately 5-10 years to reach ultimate growth. It can grow to a height between 2.5-4.0 metres and a spread reaching the same, about 2.5-4.0 metres.This beautiful evergreen climber is best suited to climb up a trellis or wall, as part of a cottage, informal, city, or courtyard garden; as a border to some flowers or beds; and along banks and slopes with nice sunny exposures. We have many more climbers (including evergreen climbers).

GBP 99.00
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Akebia quinata Cream Form. Chocolate Vine Cream Form Climber

Akebia quinata Cream Form. Chocolate Vine Cream Form Climber

Akebia Quinata Cream Form is a hardy semi-evergreen vine also known as Chocolate Vine Cream Form. It has much to recommend it to gardeners, both for its long-lasting foliage and beautiful spring flowers. Native to China, Japan and Korea, Akebia Quinata Cream Form was first grown in the UK in 1845 and has remained popular ever since. The new leaves emerge tinged with bronze in the early spring, followed from March to May with beautiful clusters of white flowers with purple centres which smell deliciously of vanilla, with the fragrance intensifying in the evening. Rarely, the flowers will be followed by edible purple fruit, but it takes a warm spring and hot summer, as well as cross-pollination, to achieve that. The real attraction of Chocolate Vine Cream Form is in the spring flowers and the foliage, which changes to a medium green for summer and autumn, before acquiring a purplish tinge in winter.Chocolate Vine Cream Form is fully hardy throughout the UK, and will grow over a period of 5 to10 years to a height and spread of 8-12 metres. Prune back immediately after flowering to allow next year’s buds to form. Akebia quinata Cream Form will grow happily in full sun, or partial or full shade, in a sheltered or exposed position. Avoid an east aspect to prevent the flower buds from being nipped by frost in the early spring. It will tolerate any soil type or ph as long as the soil is moist but well-drained. Chocolate Vine Cream Form resents having its roots disturbed after it is planted, so make sure that you choose the right spot the first time!Chocolate Vine Cream Form is a wonderful climber for your garden, large or small. It looks equally good growing across a wall or covering over an unattractive garden shed. It also is suited to growing over a pergola, or on a sturdy trellis to provide a privacy screen next to a patio, where the exotically scented flowers will be delightful on a spring evening. It will even grow happily through the branches of a tree. It would make a stunning courtyard planting, clothing a wall with its year-round foliage and beautiful, fragrant spring blooms. Akebia quinata Cream Form is a tough, versatile climbing vine with dependable foliage and beautiful spring flowers which can find a place in any UK garden, large or small!

GBP 89.40
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Lonicera Gold Flame Honeysuckle Lonicera Gold Flame UK

Lonicera Gold Flame Honeysuckle Lonicera Gold Flame UK

Lonicera Gold Flame Honeysuckle, also known as Lonicera Gold Flame, or Honeysuckle Gold FlameOne of the more vigorous and certainly among the most fragrant honeysuckle varieties, Lonicera Gold Flame is a deciduous or semi-evergreen climber that leaves no one indifferent.  Lonicera × Heckrottii 'Gold Flame', to give it its full botanical name, boasts a profuse and long flowering season that lasts from early June to late August. The blossoms are tubular and arranged in terminal whorls with a striking colour combination that draws the eye. Flowers are deep pink on the outside with a contrasting orange-yellow within the tube “throats”. The scent is very intense, vanilla-like and will spread throughout the whole garden and invite pollinators. The flowers are usually followed by red berries which are highly attractive to wildlife. Depending on the area you live in, the foliage will either fall off in the autumn or persist on this twining climber if the winters are mild.Lonicera Gold Flame Honeysuckle is the recipient of both the Perfect for Pollinators badge and the prestigious Award of Garden Merit (AGM) by RHS.Height and Spread of Lonicera Gold Flame HoneysuckleA vigorous grower, Honeysuckle Gold Flame will grow to be circa 5 metres tall in a period of 5 to 10 years.How Hardy is Lonicera Gold Flame HoneysuckleLonicera Gold Flame is fully hardy in the United Kingdom and will survive temperatures up to -10 degrees Celsius. In areas with harsher winter temperatures, the plant is considered deciduous and will lose foliage which will re-emerge in the spring.How To Use Lonicera Gold Flame HoneysuckleAs a highly fragrant, highly decorative climber, Lonicera Gold Flame is best appreciated when trained against a structure such as a trellis, pergola, arbour or a wall. If you want to enjoy the perfume more intensely, let the Honeysuckle Gold Flame climb your patio cover for romantic evenings in the garden or a wall near a window that is open in the summer so the heavenly vanilla scent can spread to your home as well.How To Care For Lonicera Gold Flame HoneysuckleHoneysuckle Gold Flame is an undemanding climber that is easy to grow and to care for. It will do well in full sun to partial shade and in any moist, well-drained, and fertile soil.

GBP 55.00
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Clematis Montana Grandiflora Clematis Grandiflora Climber

Clematis Montana Grandiflora Clematis Grandiflora Climber

Clematis Montana Grandiflora is a vigorous profusely flowering deciduous clematis climber. It’s an RHS AGM winner and superb on a shady wall.Clematis Montana is native to the mountains of Asia from Afghanistan to Taiwan, hence the name ‘Montana’. Clematis Grandiflora has larger flowers than its parent plant Clematis Montana, but keeps the attributes that make it so successful in the UK such as its strong climbing habit and profuse flowering.Grandiflora’s flowers are single and measure up to 7 centimetres, which is a good few centimetres bigger than standard Clematis Montana. They’re borne across the whole vine in May and early June in a bright splash of white that attracts lots of bees and butterflies. Occasional flowers may appear later in the year.Its foliage appears before the flowers. The trifoliate leaves are dark green with purple tinges and they remain on the vine until the autumn frosts.This is a popular choice to cover walls, unsightly sheds, or dead trees. Clematis Grandiflora scrambles easily and suits a shady spot.Height And Spread of Clematis Montana GrandifloraIt can grow to a height of 12 meters and spread over four in just two-five years.How Hardy Is Clematis Montana GrandifloraClematis Grandiflora is hardy in the UK when its roots are well drained. It copes with frost, wind (if it’s well secured), and some drought once established.How To Use Clematis Montana GrandifloraThis is an excellent low-maintenance choice for a shady wall in need of cheering up. Clematis Grandiflora will also cover an ugly shed, dead trees, and scramble across slopes and banks.Its simple white flowers and dark foliage suit modern gardens and light up shady spaces. The large open flowers create lots of nectar for pollinators so it’s a good bee-friendly choice too.How To Care For Clematis Montana GrandifloraThis vigorous clematis prefers a sunny to a partially shady spot in moist but well-drained soil of any type. When planting, keep it at least a foot away from the wall so rain can reach its roots and give it strong wire support to cling to.In low-maintenance gardens you can leave it to grow, but in most cases when it’s left unpruned it can turn into a tangle of stems with no foliage or flowers near the base. If it becomes overgrown, prune it immediately after flowering cutting back to a healthy pair of buds.In very overgrown specimens, you can shear off the mass of vines to a few feet, leaving four to five stems that will reshoot healthier and stronger than before.Water Clematis Grandiflora well until it’s established and apply a thick layer of well-rotted organic mulch to the roots in early spring.

GBP 145.00
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Schizophragma Hydrangeoides Windmills Japanese Hydrangea Vine

Schizophragma Hydrangeoides Windmills Japanese Hydrangea Vine

Schizophragma Hydrangeoides Windmills is a self-clinging deciduous climber with lush green foliage and white hydrangea-type flowers in summer. It will cover an unattractive vertical surface in part or full shade.Schizophragma Hydrangeoides is better known as the Japanese Hydrangea Vine. It’s native to Japan and Korea where it grows in the shade of deciduous woodlands. Schizophragma Hydrangeoides Windmills is a cultivar with white flower bracts. It differs from  climbing hydrangeas because the sterile outer flowers have one bract rather than four. Its bushy green foliage emerges in spring before the flower bracts appear in summer and fall in a shower of golden yellow hues during late autumn. Japanese Hydrangea Vine Windmills has strong stems that will cling to most surfaces including walls, tree trunks, and fences. It has aerial roots that self-cling, so trellis or wire supports are not required.This is a lovely lush climber for shady spots that other plants struggle to thrive in.Height And Spread of Schizophragma Hydrangeoides WindmillsJapanese Hydrangea Vine Windmills is a vigorous grower that will reach 3 metres by 3 metres.How Hardy Is Schizophragma Hydrangeoides WindmillsIt’s hardy enough to withstand freezing UK winters if its roots are well drained.How To Use Schizophragma Hydrangeoides WindmillsJapanese Hydrangea Vine Windmills is a great choice for natural fence cover. It’s self-clinging vines easily attach to fences, trees, walls, bricks and anything with a textured surface. Use it to cover an unsightly shed or a shady wall. Although it tends to grow vertically, Japanese Hydrangea Vine Windmills can be trained horizontally. Use wires to direct the vines until its aerial roots have attached in the right spot.How To Care For Schizophragma Hydrangeoides WindmillsJapanese Hydrangea Vine Windmills needs a moist position with good drainage. It will grow in full to partial shade or sunny spots in exposed or sheltered areas. It’s not fussy about soil type.No regular pruning is required, but you can restrict its height and spread by reducing the vines and removing excess shoots as they emerge.Water it well until you see new growth and apply a thick layer of well-rotted organic mulch to the roots in early spring to trap moisture because Japanese Hydrangea vine doesn’t like drying out.

GBP 202.50
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Abeliophyllum Distichum White Forsythia for Sale Online UK

Abeliophyllum Distichum White Forsythia for Sale Online UK

Abeliophyllum Distichum, more commonly known as White Forsythia, is a deciduous shrub treasured for its masses of white, scented flowers. With an early, profuse bloom, this bushy shrub works best in mixed shrub borders, where it serves as an early herald of spring. In the late winter, the bare, grey branches are enveloped by delicate pink buds, which promptly unfold to small, four-petaled flowers. Unlike the standard yellow flowering forsythia, Abeliophyllum Distichum boasts white or blush-tinged, fragranced flowers. The flowering season ends with the spring, leaving an ornamental shrub with a multi-stemmed habit and glossy, green foliage.White Forsythia thrive in full sun and moist, but well-drained soil. This cultivar is not particularly fussy when it comes to growing conditions, but it will appreciate a sheltered position, away from cold, drying winds.  Considered pest and disease free, this deciduous shrub is easy to grow and to care for. Native to Korea, Abeliophyllum Distichum is fully hardy in the United Kingdom. This tough cultivar can survive even if the temperatures drop to 20 degrees below zero. However, even though this shrub won’t mind the cold weather, new growth and the flower buds might suffer damage from late frosts.Vigorous but not intrusive, White Forsythia grows to be around 1 to 1.5 meters high, with a spread up to 2.5 metres. When it comes to pruning, this flowering shrub is easy to keep in great shape. An annual clip just after the flowering season ends will encourage new growth and ensure any damaged or dead stems are removed from the plant. In case you plan to wall train this cultivar, shorten and remove any unwanted side shoots over the summer.The elegant form of White Forsythia, as well as its profusion of blossoms, make this cultivar a great addition to mixed shrub borders. Pair it with evergreen shrubs that will provide necessary winter shelter and offer a lush backdrop for the stunning spring bloom.More shrubs with spring interest include Tamarix Tetrandra, Ceanothus Concha or Azalea Japonica Hot Shot. Other Forsythia varieties we offer include Forsythia x Intermedia Weekend and Forsythia Intermedia Gold Rausch.

GBP 155.00
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Hydrangea Aspera Anthony Bullivant Large Hydrangea Variety

Hydrangea Aspera Anthony Bullivant Large Hydrangea Variety

Hydrangea aspera Anthony Bullivant is an RHS AGM-winning deciduous hydrangea with large flat heads of pink, purple and blue flowers. It suits a large mixed border and cottage-style gardens.Hydrangea Aspera is native to the Himalayas, southern China and Taiwan where it prefers a sheltered position due to its large leaves. The Anthony Bullivant variety originated at Stourton House, Wiltshire and was named by Elizabeth Bullivant after her husband. This variety is synonymous with Hydrangea Villosa Anthony Bullivant.This large hydrangea has softly hairy leaves hence the name aspera which is Latin for ‘rough-texture’. Its foliage is bushy with each leaf up to 25 cms long. Its foliage appears in early spring and is followed by extraordinary flowers in late summer. Large flat heads of tiny dark blue and purple florets surrounded by larger pale pink flowers emerge in July. Because the colour tones are variable, no two shrubs are the same.Height and Spread of Hydrangea Aspera Anthony BullivantThis large hydrangea can reach four metres in height and 2.5 metres in spread over 5-10 yearsHow Hardy Is Hydrangea Aspera Anthony BullivantHydrangea Anthony Bullivant is hardy in the UK if its roots are well drained.How To Use Hydrangea Aspera Anthony BullivantPerfect for an informal mixed border and country cottage gardens Hydrangea Anthony Bullivant brings a hit of impressive late summer colour. In small urban gardens, it’s a centrepiece with its variable multi-toned flowerheads that grab all the attention. Wildlife-friendly low-maintenance gardens benefit from its tough nature and easy-to-grow aspects. It thrives in a sheltered wall side border with other pollinator-friendly shrubs.How To Care for Hydrangea Aspera Anthony BullivantPlant it in a sunny to partially sunny position with shelter from cold, drying winds that can tear its large leaves. It’s not fussy about soil type and will grow in sand to clay if it’s well-watered. Pruning isn’t necessary, but you can remove broken or crossed branches after the flowers are finished. A thick layer of organic mulch to the roots and regular watering in dry spells will keep its flowers coming until the temperature drops in autumn.

GBP 144.00
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Hoheria Sexstylosa Stardust or Ribbonwood Stardust Lacebark

Hoheria Sexstylosa Stardust or Ribbonwood Stardust Lacebark

Hoheria Sexstylosa Stardust is an RHS AGM-winning floriferous evergreen shrub or tree with masses of small white fragrant flowers in summer. It’s an excellent choice for low-maintenance, wildlife-friendly gardens.Hoheria Sexstylosa is better known as Lacebark or Ribbonwood due to its patterned bark. It’s native to the forests of New Zealand but has grown successfully in the UK for many years. It is tall but compact on a strong framework of grey ribboned branches. The Stardust cultivar holds the RHS AGM and has small glossy evergreen leaves that set off its clouds of fragrant white flowers in mid to late summer. Its flowers are so numerous against its dark green foliage they resemble a starlit night sky hence the name Stardust. Each flower has five petals and prominent stamens much like fruit tree blossom.Ribbonwood Stardust is a popular choice for low-maintenance borders and one of the most freely flowering of the Ribbonwood cultivars. It’s a lovely flowering evergreen with lots of versatility.Height And Spread Hoheria Sexstylosa StardustRibbonwood Stardust grows tall, but it’s tidy and compact. It reaches a maximum height of 4-8 metres and spreads over 2.5 metres.How Hardy Is Hoheria Sexstylosa StardustThis is a hardy evergreen in the UK if its roots are well-drained and it’s sheltered from harsh freezing winds. It tolerates full sun once established and is rarely affected by pests.How To Use Hoheria Sexstylosa StardustIn a sheltered garden, Ribbonwood Stardust is a magnificent flowering evergreen that brightens a wall side border all year round. Its suits urban courtyard sun traps and sunny borders in cottage-style gardens.Its low maintenance aspects make it especially good for large spaces or busy gardeners and birds enjoy its evergreen cover.Because it likes warmer temperatures, Ribbonwood is a good coastal plant if it has shelter from stiff breezes.How To Care For Hoheria Sexstylosa StardustRibbonwood Stardust is very easy to grow.It prefers neutral to alkaline well-drained soil and a sunny to partially sunny spot. It also needs some shelter from freezing winds, so a sheltered east, south, or west-facing border is best. Pruning isn’t required, but you can reduce its height and spread after flowering. Apply a thick layer of well-rotted organic mulch in spring and water well until it’s established. 

GBP 175.00
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Rosa New Dawn Climbing Rose. Rose New Dawn Climber

Rosa New Dawn Climbing Rose. Rose New Dawn Climber

Rosa New Dawn (Rose New Dawn) is a vigorous, repeat-flowering climber. Widely popular, this climbing rose variety is prized for its prolonged flowering season.The profuse display of flowers are pale pink in color ageing to white as the flower matures, semi-double flowers starts in early summer and lasts until late autumn. The free-flowering, blossoms have a subtle, sweet fragrance and look spectacular against a backdrop of glossy foliage. The dark green leaves accentuate the elegant, pale shade of flowers and hide the thorny stems.A sport of the Wichurana climbing rose (Rosa Dr W. Van Fleet), this showy climber outshone the cultivar it originated from. Fully hardy in all of Britain and Ireland, Rose New Dawn is one of the most favoured varieties in the UK, and with good reason. Discovered in the 1930s, Rose New Dawn isn’t just a beauty to behold - this rose has historical significance as well, as it holds the first plant patent ever granted. Highly prized, this beautiful variety is the recipient of the esteemed Award of Garden Merit by Royal Horticultural Society and belongs to the Hall of Fame of the World Federation of Rose Societies.Generally considered resistant to pest and diseases, this deciduous climbing rose isn’t prone to problems when grown in optimal conditions. Best planted in a sunny location with fertile, humus-rich, moist but well-drained soil and a good circulation of air, Rose New Dawn is quite adaptable and can tolerate poor soils and partial shade. To encourage prolific flowering, avoid dimly lit locations and overly wet soils.Low-maintenance, this spectacular climbing rose can grow to be 1.5 to 2.5 metres tall and wide. A fast-growing, vigorous variety, Rosa New Dawn needs a sturdy structure to support its growth, so it’s often trained along a wall, trellis, arbor or pergolas.With its timeless, elegant charm, Rosa New Dawn has been favoured by gardeners for almost a century. Although its classic looks make it perfect for cottage and traditional gardens, the showy clusters of shell pink roses can find their spot in modern landscapes, as well. Use this outstanding climber to cover bare walls or fences and borders, or as a perfect statement plant, grown along an arch or a trellis, where its profuse blossoms can be appreciated, and their aromatic fragrance enjoyed.

GBP 45.00
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Malus Professor Sprenger Crab Apple Professor Sprenger

Malus Professor Sprenger Crab Apple Professor Sprenger

Malus Professor SprengerMalus Professor Sprenger or Crab Apple Professor Sprenger is a hybrid crab apple tree which will provide a long period of interest. In April, the medium green oval leaves of this deciduous tree emerge, soon to be hidden beneath a blanket of fragrant white blossoms, up to 4.5 cm across, unfurling from deep pink buds. It has received the RHS designation of Perfect for Pollinators, and will attract bees and butterflies. In summer, the spreading, upright crown will cast welcome shade, and as autumn begins, the leaves turn a golden yellow, accented by the small red-orange crab apples, 1.5 cm across, which add not only visual interest into early winter, but will attract birds to your garden.Height and Spread of Malus Professor SprengerMalus Professor Sprenger will grow to a height of 3 to 5 metres in 10 years, reaching a mature height of  5 to 6 metres and spread of 4-6 metres in 20 years.How Hardy Is Malus Professor Sprenger?Malus Professor Sprenger is fully hardy in all parts of the UK.How to Use Malus Professor SprengerMalus Professor Sprenger makes an excellent focal point in a medium to large lawn, where its long season of visual interest will be shown to advantage. Planted as part of a mixed hedge, the spring flowers and autumn leaves and fruit will add interest. In a wildlife or woodland garden, Malus Professor Sprenger will light up the woods with its spring blossoms, and be a valuable source of food for wildlife in the winter months. In smaller spaces, Crab Apple Professor Sprenger can be pruned and trained as an espalier specimen, either against a wall, or used as an ornamental privacy screen. It is a good boulevard or street tree, as it can be planted in pavement.How to Care for Malus Professor SprengerPlant Crab Apple Professor Sprenger in full sun in an exposed or sheltered position in moist, well-drained sand, clay or loam soil with an acid to neutral pH. It will not tolerate sea wind, so in coastal regions it should be planted in a sheltered position. However, it is highly tolerant of pollution, so is admirably suited to city gardens. Malus Professor Sprenger has an excellent resistance to scab, fireblight, rust, and mildew.From its extravagant spring blossoms, to its reliable summer shade, autumn colour and winter fruits, Malus Professor Sprenger will provide visual interest throughout the year!

GBP 125.40
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Ficus Carica Madeleine des Deux Saisons Madeleine Fig Tree

Ficus Carica Madeleine des Deux Saisons Madeleine Fig Tree

Ficus Carica Madeleine des Deux Saisons or Madeleine Fig TreeCommon Fig Ficus Carica is a deciduous fruit tree with large foliage of deeply lobed deep green leaves. The Madeleine variety or Ficus Carica Madeleine des Deux Saisons is an ancient French variety that is prized for its abundant fruiting: this cultivar will produce two crops of figs during the summer, even in the United Kingdom, provided it enjoys a long hot summer. The first crop is produced in abundance in July, followed by a second, more modest one in September. Madeleine Fig Tree produces large, edible pink-fleshed spherical fruits with a wonderfully sweet flavour.   Height and Spread of Ficus Carica Madeleine des Deux SaisonsThe Madeleine des Deux Saisons variety can achieve a maximum height of up to 3 metres, with a spread of up to 4 metres. It can take a fig tree anywhere from 10 to 20 years to reach its full potential size.How Hardy is Ficus Carica Madeleine des Deux SaisonsHardy to zone H4 in the UK and Ireland, face your fig tree south or to the west for best results. This is a Mediterannean native used to milder climates and warmer weather, so you will need to grow your Madeleine Fig Tree in a sheltered position or a glasshouse if you live in northern areas with harsher climate. How To Use Ficus Carica Madeleine des Deux SaisonsWhile primarily grown for its succulent fruit, Madeleine Fig Tree has ornamental appeal. Grow it as a large shrub or shape as a small tree to add architectural interest to the landscape. Similarly, you can train your fig tree to grow against a south-facing wall or plant in a large container to add interest to a patio.How To Care For Ficus Carica Madeleine des Deux SaisonsMadeleine Fig Tree prefers a sunny, sheltered location and well-drained soil that can be kept moist. Figs don’t like drought as they will drop their fruit prematurely, especially if it is dry during the early part of the season. Water regularly for best results, especially if you are growing your fig in a large container- it is much more prone to drought stress in this case. The pH value should be on the slightly alkaline side of neutral. 

GBP 45.00
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Magnolia Grandiflora Goliath Buy Online UK wide and Ireland

Magnolia Grandiflora Goliath Buy Online UK wide and Ireland

Magnolia Grandiflora Goliath The magnolia in all its splendour is especially pronounced in the Goliath version of this beautiful Genus. Magnolia Grandiflora or the Bull Bay Magnolia Tree is an evergreen variety of Magnolia. The variety Goliath distinguishes itself from other evergreen magnolia trees by having a rounded bushy habit and also a very long flowering period. The Family Magnoliceae offers this Genus, Magnolia, which can grow as deciduous or evergreen trees or shrubs, with large, fragrant, showy blooms. Deciduous magnolias generally tend to flower even before the leaves unfurl. Magnolia Grandiflora Goliath sets itself apart as a rounded evergreen tree or large shrub, with glossy, leathery leaves of a dark green hue and about 25 centimetres in length. The flowers can be described as large, fragrant, goblet-shaped and pure white; which open from upright, pubescent and woolly buds at the end of the shoots. The huge flowers of the Magnolia Goliath will come out between mid and late summer and last well on into autumn.  Magnolia Grandiflora Goliath is so named after Pierre Magnol (1638-1715) who was a French Botany Professor; and Grandiflora, meaning large flower. Magnolia Goliath is appropriate to identify its tall growth habit, reaching an ultimate height of 15 metres and an ultimate spread between 4-8 metres; though if managed, it can spread to as far as 15 metres. It takes Magnolia Goliath between 20-50 years to reach its full growth.In terms of soil requirements, it will do best in any moist, well-drained soil condition across most soil textures. It will tolerate slightly alkaline soils, as well as drier soils, but prefers pH levels that are slightly acidic. Considered quite hardy, the Goliath will tolerate climates to hardiness zone H5 in the UK and Ireland. In terms of placement, it prefers full sun to partial shade; and a sheltered exposure. With this in mind, its preferred aspects would be listed from most favourable to least as South to North to West to East.The Magnolia Grandiflora Goliath tree is a popular choice in gardens, but due to its spreading habit, it is likely better suited to larger sites. With training, it can make a wonderful wall climber or grown as a tree or large shrub. For smaller gardens, take a look at Magnolia Grandiflora Little Gem, offered as a three quarter standard tree. You may also be interested in our Magnolia Grandiflora Pleached trees. 

GBP 247.50
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Stachyurus Praecox Spiketail for Sale Online UK and Ireland

Stachyurus Praecox Spiketail for Sale Online UK and Ireland

Stachyurus Praecox, also known as Spiketail, is not commonly grown in UK gardens, but should be used more, as its habit of flowering in the late winter brings a welcome hint of spring to your garden! It has received the RHS Award of Garden Merit.Native to Japan and the mountains of eastern Asia, Stachyurus Praecox will be one of the first plants to bloom in your garden every year. Starting in February and continuing until April, chains of 10 to 20 tiny, creamy yellow flowers hang in great profusion from the gracefully arched, bare red-brown branches. They are a welcome early source of pollen for bees. The ovate leaves, 8-15 cm long, are medium green in spring and summer before turning an attractive yellow in autumn. Hardy in most parts of the UK, Spiketail will grow to a full height of 2.5-4 metres and spread of 1.5-2.5 metres in a period of 20 to 50 years. Remove any dead or damaged stems after blooming has finished in early spring, and cut out flowering shoots and crossing stems to the base. Plant your Stachyurus Praecox in full sun or partial shade in humus-rich, moist, but well-drained sand, clay or loam soil with an acid or neutral ph. It will do well in a sheltered or exposed position, but avoid a north-facing aspect. In regions with more severe winters choose a sheltered location. Apply a layer of mulch to the base of the plant in spring. Spiketail is resistant to most insects and disease. Stachyurus Praecox should be placed where you can fully appreciate its flowers in the late winter. Planted at the back of a mixed border, it will provide early season interest and then become part of the background when its flowering is done. It is also a good choice for including in a mixed informal hedge, or as part of a foundation planting. It can be planted in a woodland or wildlife garden, where its tolerance for partial shade will let it thrive under larger trees, and adding early season interest, as well as a food source for bees. Stachyurus Praecox is also well-suited to fan training against a south-facing wall to maximize its show of flowers each winter and spring. Stachyurus Praecox will be a valuable addition to your garden, with its early flowers lifting your spirits on late winter days. This hardy flowering shrub deserves a place in your landscape plans!

GBP 143.50
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Hydrangea Aspera Villosa Hydrangea Villosa Group for Sale UK

Hydrangea Aspera Villosa Hydrangea Villosa Group for Sale UK

Hydrangea Aspera Villosa also called the Hydrangea Villosa Group, are lovely, late summer bloomers which will make your garden glow with their purple flowers. These long-lasting and exotic-looking plants will fit right in to a shady spot in your garden! Native to western China, Hydrangea Aspera Villosa are a type of what are called rough-leaved hydrangea, but that descriptor belies the soft, velvety texture of the greyish-green leaves of this deciduous shrub. However, it is for the spectacular late-summer blooms that the Hydrangea Villosa Group is prized. Starting in July, the large, deep pink flower buds emerge, opening into large flat-topped flower heads, up to 20 cm across, revealing a beautiful deep blue-purple lace cap highlighted with small mauve-white florets. The flower display lasts into October, attracting bees and butterflies to your garden when other nectar sources have dried up. Hardy in most of the UK, even in severe winters, the Hydrangea Villosa Group will grow to a mature height and spread of 1.5-3 metres in 10 to 20 years. Prune in early spring to remove dead or damaged branches only, as flowers bloom on old wood. If necessary, cut back an overgrown Hydrangea Aspera Villosa in mid-summer.  Hydrangea Aspera Villosa can be planted in anything from full sun to shade in an exposed or sheltered position, in well-drained but moist loam, sand, or clay soil amended with plenty of organic material and with an acid to neutral pH. One of the advantages of the Hydrangea Villosa Group is that it is not dependent on an acid soil to maintain the blue colouration. While it will grow in a coastal garden, it should be given some protection from salt winds. However, hydrangeas are very tolerant of pollution, so will do well in city gardens. Deer resistant, Hydrangea Aspera Villosa will thrive in a country location without additional protection. A specimen Hydrangea Aspera Villosa will create a splendid late summer show when other flowers have quit for the year, carrying through into the autumn. Plant it in a mixed border or against a wall for maximum impact, but give it room to spread. It’s a natural choice for a cottage garden! Hydrangea Aspera Villosa is an old favourite, and for good reason: this hardy, low-maintenance beauty will grace your garden with its striking purple blooms, bringing colour to the autumn garden!

GBP 199.50
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Lagerstroemia Indiya Charms Fuchsia d’été Summer Fuchsia

Lagerstroemia Indiya Charms Fuchsia d’été Summer Fuchsia

Lagerstroemia Indiya Charms Fuchsia d’été - Indiya Charms Series Lagerstroemia Indiya Charms Fuchsia d’été (Summer Fuchsia) is a deciduous early flowering intensely pink crape myrtle from the new Indiya Charms collection. It’s been specially bred to suit a Northern European climate. Crape Myrtle gets its common name from the crinkled petals that resemble crape paper. Fuchsia d’été’s pretty pink flowers start appearing in June, about a month before traditional crepe myrtles bloom. The bright flowers hang in medium-sized panicles packed with individual flowerheads that pollinators love. Lagerstroemia Indian Charms Summer Fuchsia is a bushy, upright shrub with long dark shiny green leaves. Young foliage is red and its autumnal leaves turn orange before falling with frosts to reveal textured orangey-grey bark. Height and Spread of Lagerstroemia Indiya Charms Fuchsia d’étéLagerstroemia Fuchsia d’été is a compact, middle-sized shrub that will reach between 2-4 metres in height and spread to 2.5 metres over 10-20 years. It can be kept smaller with an annual prune. How Hardy Is Lagerstroemia Indiya Charms Fuchsia d’étéLagerstroemia Summer Fuchsia needs plenty of sunshine to produce flowers but it’s hardy down to -15 once established. Young plants under 3-4 years old should be given frost protection if harsh conditions are forecast.How To Use Lagerstroemia Indiya Charms Fuchsia d’étéLagerstroemia Indiya Charms Fuchsia d’ete brings lots of intense pink summer colour and attracts plenty of pollinators. In autumn the foliage turns a cheerful orange. Winter interest is brought by its textured orangey-grey bark.  Plant yours at the back of a mixed border for height and colour or as a striking specimen tree in the lawn. Lagerstroemia Fuchsia d’été transforms a sunny front garden and will grow in large well-watered containers on a bare patio too. Team it with other colours from the new Indiya Charms range including pinky-red, violet, and white versions for a colourful summer statement. How To Care For Lagerstroemia Indiya Charms Fuchsia d’étéThe Indiya Charms series is bred for our European climate but they still flower best in full sun, preferably against a warm wall or fence. Fertile, well-drained soil of any pH is suitable for crape myrtles and there’s no need to prune unless you want to restrict its size. Cut out broken or crossed branches in late winter or early spring and remove 1/3rd of branch length if size is a consideration. Mulch Lagerstroemia Summer Fuchsia well in spring, water well, and protect from frost until it’s established. 

GBP 143.50
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Malus Domestica Winston Apple Winston Late Season Dessert Apple

Malus Domestica Winston Apple Winston Late Season Dessert Apple

Malus Domestica Winston is an ideal tree for the small garden; small to medium-sized, and self-fertile, with a good crop of all-purpose apples that will store for months. This fruit tree is a recipient of the RHS Award of Garden Merit as well as the designation Perfect for Pollinators.Developed in 1900 in Berkshire by William Pope, Malus Domestica Winston is a cross between Cox’s Orange Pippin and Worcester Pearmain. Its original name was Winter King, but it was renamed Winston in 1944, possibly as a tribute to the wartime leader Winston Churchill. In mid to late spring, the scented, pale pink blossoms will attract the pollinating bees to the garden. The flowers are followed by small, russet-coloured apples with a creamy white flesh with an aromatic, rich flavour which starts out a little tart but mellows in storage, where it will still be in good shape the following April!Hardy in all parts of the UK, Malus Domestica Winston is an especially good choice for gardens in colder or wetter parts of the UK. It will grow to a mature height and spread of 4-8 metres in 5 to 10 years, and needs annual pruning in late winter to ensure good fruit production. While it is reliably self-fertile, you can maximise the harvest by having another tree in Pollination Group D in the vicinity such as Braeburn or Charles Ross.Plant Malus Domestica Winston in full sun or partial shade in a sheltered position with a south or west-facing aspect in any well-drained sand, clay or loam soil with a neutral pH. It is very resistant to scab, canker, and mildew.Malus Domestica Winston can be effectively trained into a variety of forms, such as espalier, cordon, or fan, and used against a wall or fence to create a screen with the appeal of spring flowers, summer leaves, aromatic autumn fruits, and the architectural form of the bare branches in winter. Pruned to size, it’s perfect for a small city garden where it can fruit without a pollination partner, providing a long season of beauty as well as its delicious apples. In a country garden, it can be allowed to grow to its full size, making it a great specimen tree for a lawn. As part of a mixed orchard, it will serve as a good pollination partner and also guarantee an even bigger crop.Disease-free, small and self-fertile, Malus Domestica Winston will make a great choice for the UK gardener!

GBP 66.00
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Buy Boston Ivy. Parthenocissus Tricuspidata Veitchii Climber

Buy Boston Ivy. Parthenocissus Tricuspidata Veitchii Climber

Boston Ivy aka Japanese Creeper is formally known as Parthenocissus Tricuspidata Veitchii is a fast growing climber related to Virginia Creeper. Bright green leaves appear in the spring changing to on a stunning show in the Autumn and early winter when the leaves turn a beautiful range of yellow, bronze and deep red. Often grown over pergolas, arbours or walls this is a self clinging climber so needs little support. Our Boston Ivy plants are well established tall amd mature plants. We also have Parthenocissus Red Wall as a climber with vibrant red autumn foliage.Within 5 to 10 years, the vigorous Parthenocissus Tricuspidata Veitchii grows to a height of approximately 12 metres and a width of 8 metres. A deciduous vine, it depends on either tendrils or disc-like suckers to climb across and up virtually any surface. It can be pruned hard to maintain its overall size and shape.Bright green ovate-shaped leaves appear in the spring to form a dense blanket across the vine’s expanse. It produces inconspicuous greenish-white flowers during the summer months that turn into small bluish-black berries that are virtually hidden by the  abundant foliage. The tiny berries are a favourite food source for a wide variety of birds and other woodland creatures. During the autumn, Boston Ivy foliage changes to brilliant crimson, bronze and reddish hues. The colours often persist into the early winter months. In warmer climates, the vine grows as a semi-evergreen.Boston Ivy is a relatively carefree vine that thrives in full sun, partial shade or even shady locations. For optimum autumn colours the vine should be planted in partial shade. It grows good in any well-draining soil and will even grow in heavy clay. During the first year after planting, keep the soil evenly moist so it can quickly grow a diverse root system. Once established, the tough vine can withstand brief periods of drought.Native to China and Japan, Boston Ivy has become a popular vine choice around the world in a wide variety of landscapes because it requires virtually no care to flourish. In the United States, Boston Ivy has historically been a favourite vine choice to grow up the walls of large universities and is why the term ‘Ivy League’ became a popular moniker to distinguish the prestigious schools in the Northeastern region of the country.Its dense growth pattern also makes it an ideal vine for erosion control. Parthenocissus Tricuspidata Veitchii is a favourite vine of naturalizing. It looks fantastic in a formal landscape, woodland setting or cottage garden.

GBP 121.00
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Clematis patens Rouge Cardinal Showy Red Flowering Climber

Clematis patens Rouge Cardinal Showy Red Flowering Climber

Clematis patens 'Rouge Cardinal', commonly known as Clematis Rouge Cardinal, is a striking and vigorous deciduous climber with striking large, velvety crimson-red blooms. A classic hybrid bred in France in the 1960s, it has remained a much-loved choice among gardeners for its reliable performance, late summer flowering period, and dramatic floral display. This variety is part of the large-flowered clematis group and is especially appreciated for its long flowering window and adaptability to a variety of planting situations.The foliage of Clematis Rouge Cardinal is made up of medium to dark green leaves, arranged in a pinnate pattern. The leaves provide a fresh, verdant backdrop to the vibrant flowers,  the real highlight of this variety. The flowers are single, large, measuring around 12–15cm across, and borne in profusion from mid- to late summer (usually July to September). The flowers are a rich crimson red, with a subtle velvety sheen and slightly ruffled petals, often complemented by contrasting creamy stamens. As the flowers age, they become more purple red. The flower colour is particularly intense and tends not to fade in strong sunlight. How Hardy is Clematis patens Rouge Cardinal?Clematis Rouge Cardinal is fully hardy throughout the UK, capable of withstanding temperatures down to around -20°C. It performs well in most UK climates provided it is planted in well-drained soil in a sunny position with roots kept cool and shaded.Eventual Height and Width of Clematis patens Rouge CardinalWhen mature, this climber can reach a height of approximately 2.5 to 4 metres, with a spread of about 1 to 1.5 metres. It will climb by twining leaf stalks and is ideal for training up trellises, fences, obelisks, or even through shrubs and small trees.Uses in Garden and / or LandscapeRouge Cardinal is perfect for vertical interest in borders, cottage gardens, and mixed beds. It’s especially effective when grown against a pale-coloured wall or structure, where the vivid red blooms can really shine. It also makes a striking companion to climbing roses or lighter-coloured clematis varieties for a dynamic colour contrast.Care TipsClematis Rouge Cardinal prefers a sunny or partially shaded site with moist but well-drained soil. As with most clematis, the roots should be kept cool—planting low-growing plants at the base can help. This variety belongs to Pruning Group 3, meaning it should be cut back hard in late winter or early spring to about 20–30cm above ground level to encourage vigorous new growth and flowering. Regular feeding during the growing season will support strong blooms. 

GBP 150.00
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Lagerstroemia Indiya Charms Violet d’été Summer Violet

Lagerstroemia Indiya Charms Violet d’été Summer Violet

Lagerstroemia Indiya Charms Violet d’été - Indiya Charms CollectionLagerstroemia Indiya Charms Violet d’été (Summer Violet) is an early flowering deciduous violet purple crape myrtle from the new Indiya Charms collection that’s been bred to suit the Northern European climate. Crape myrtles have been underused in British gardens for years, but they are an excellent choice of flowering shrub if you have a sunny spot.Violet d’été has crinkled ‘crape paper’ violet flowers that start appearing in June, a month before traditional crape myrtles. The intense violet flowers hang in medium-sized panicles packed with individual flower heads that attract bees and butterflies. Lagerstroemia Indian Charms Summer Violet is a bushy, upright shrub with dark green leaves. When young the foliage shoots are red and in autumn they turn orange before falling with frosts to reveal textured, peeling bark. Height and Spread of Indiya Charms Violet d’étéLagerstroemia Violet d’été is a compact, middle-sized shrub that will reach between 2-4 metres in height and spread to 2.5 metres over 10-20 years. They can be kept smaller with an annual prune if necessary.How Hardy Is Indiya Charms Violet d’étéLagerstroemia Summer Violet is hardy down to -15 once established but needs plenty of sunshine to produce flowers. Young plants under 3-4 years old should be given frost protection if harsh conditions are forecast.How To Use Indiya Charms Violet d’étéLagerstroemia Indiya Charms Violet d’été brings lots of intense summer colour and attracts plenty of pollinators. In autumn the foliage turns a cheerful orange and winter interest is brought by its structure and peeling bark. Plant yours at the back of a mixed border with others from the Indiya Charms range or as a striking single specimen tree in the lawn.  Lagerstroemia Violet d’été stops traffic in a sunny front garden and will grow in large well-watered containers on a bare patio too. How To Care For Indiya Charms Violet d’étéThe Indiya Charms series is bred for our European climate but they still flower best in full sun.Against a warm wall or fence in fertile well-drained soil of any pH is best for crape myrtles and there’s no need to prune unless you want to restrict its size. Cut out broken or crossed branches in late winter or early spring and remove 1/3rd of branch length if size is a consideration. Mulch Lagerstroemia Summer Violet well in spring, water well, and protect from frost until it’s established. 

GBP 143.50
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Hedera Helix, Common Ivy for Sale Online. UK. Mature evergreen climbing Ivy plants

Hedera Helix, Common Ivy for Sale Online. UK. Mature evergreen climbing Ivy plants

The Common Ivy is an ideal fast growing evergreen climber for screening walls or fences. These lovely specimens prefer full sun or partial shade and will grow really well in a shaded site, so Hedera Helix a good choice for north facing walls.Hedera Helix, or common ivy, is a versatile and easily grown evergreen vine which has a multitude of uses in the garden. Recognized by the RHS as a Perfect for Pollinator plant, it is valuable not just as an ornamental climber but also as a food source for wildlife.Native to the British Isles and most of Europe, Hedera Helix has been cultivated for centuries. It has long been associated with Christmas and with the ancient religions - the Roman god Bacchus wore an ivy wreath, and it was a sacred plant for the Druids. The evergreen leaves of Hedera Helix are medium to dark green, with 3 lobes. A mature ivy plant will produce green flowers late in the year, followed by black berries which are eaten by birds through the winter months. The flowers themselves are a valuable late-season source of nectar for bees.Hardy in most parts of the UK, even in severe winters, a Hedera Helix vine can grow to a mature height of 10 metres in 5 to 10 years. Common ivy can be pruned at any time of the year, and cutting in the Christmas season is often done for indoor decorations.Hedera Helix will grow in any soil type, but will do best in humus-rich alkaline soil. Plant in full sun or partial shade in an exposed or sheltered position. It will also grow in shade. Tolerant of salt and pollution, it is a good choice for planting both in the city and in coastal regions. In the country, however, it is a favourite winter food for deer and so needs some protection. Some people may suffer from an allergic reaction such as a rash to the sap, so some care should be taken in handing it.Common ivy is the classic plant for clothing a wall or side of a house in its evergreen foliage. Grown up a trellis, it creates a year-round privacy screen for a patio or roof terrace. It also makes an excellent groundcover for a difficult slope.Hedera Helix has a long tradition of cultivation in the UK and throughout Europe, and with good reason - its evergreen foliage and vigorous growth makes it a versatile addition to your garden! At Paramount Plants we have a full range of climbers available both evergreen, flowering and deciduous, all are for sale in our North London garden centre and to buy online with UK wide delivery.

GBP 121.00
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Cercis Rising Sun Redbud Tree for Sale Online UK

Cercis Rising Sun Redbud Tree for Sale Online UK

Cercis Rising Sun Redbud TreeCercis Rising Sun is a colourful deciduous tree from a small genus of flowering trees found in North America. It’s one of the best trees for smaller spaces as it really punches above its weight with outstanding colour.  Cercis Rising Sun bursts into flower during early spring with pretty pink-purple pea flowers that cluster on bare branches. The mass of blooms smells delicately sweet and attracts the early pollinators. Rounded, heart-shaped foliage arrives in April in a warm yellow apricot tone that matures into bright yellowy-lime green during the summer. During autumn the leaves deepen to vibrant rich yellow and fall with the frosts. It’s this fiery foliage that gives this tree its name ‘Rising Sun’.  Throughout winter Rising Sun Redbud holds up attractive golden-brown stems that carry frost to perfection.This is an outstanding specimen tree with foliage and flowers that create a real ‘wow’ for the greater part of the year. If you only have space for one small tree make it Rising Sun Redbud.Height and Spread Of Cercis Rising SunRising Sun Redbud will reach around 4-5 metres and spread over 3-4 metres. It holds its rounded canopy up high leaving plenty of light and space beneath the pretty foliage. How Hardy is Cercis Rising SunRising Sun Redbud is a hardy tree that’s tough enough to withstand UK weather conditions. It will grow in colder parts of the UK down to sub-zero temperatures if its roots are well-drained. How To Use Cercis Rising SunIt’s dramatic foliage and compact shape makes Rising Sun Redbud the perfect standalone specimen tree for compact gardens and smaller spaces. Plant Rising Sun Redbud at the back of a border for height and colour, mass plant them as an unusual pathway lining, or use one as a pretty disguise for an unsightly shed or wall. If you want even more dazzling colour try pairing it with the purple Cercis Forest Pansy.Because it only reaches 4-5 metres this is an outstanding tree for a small outside space such as a front garden or placed directly into the lawn where it won’t outgrow it’s welcome.   How To Care For Cercis Rising SunRising Sun Redbud will grow in most conditions except waterlogged ground. It will tolerate all types of soil from acid to chalky gardens.Rising Sun will grow in the majority of situations but does best in full sunlight. Plenty of sunlight encourages foliage colour and brings out early flowers. Strong winds tend to damage the showy foliage so a sheltered spot is best. No pruning is necessary as it naturally holds a well-rounded shape, but you can prune it to your preference if required. Once planted it’s important to water Rising Sun Redbud regularly until it is established, and a thick layer of mulch around the base during spring provides nutrients for a healthy season of ‘flaming sunrise’ growth.Cercis or Redbuds are a distinct genus of small flowering trees with generally rounded heart-shaped leaves and pretty pea flowers in spring.

GBP 221.25
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Leylandii Trees. Cupressus Leylandii. Leyland Cypress Hedging. Fast-Growing Leylandii for Hedging and Screening.

Leylandii Trees. Cupressus Leylandii. Leyland Cypress Hedging. Fast-Growing Leylandii for Hedging and Screening.

As one of the fastest growing conifers, Leyland Cypress (botanical name Cupressus x Leylandii) is a very popular choice for both hedging and evergreen screening. These evergreen Leylandii specimens are sold as Green Leylandii Root Balls, meaning they are supplied with a proper root system fully intact but without a pot. Root ball hedging plants are grown directly in the ground in open fields rather than containers. When the mature plants are dormant during the autumn and winter months, they are dug out of the ground with the soil around the plant’s root ball intact and wrapped in biodegradable Hessian sacking for protection. Leyland Cypress Root Ball plants are ideal for planting en masse. In root ball form, they are probably the most cost effective and fastest growing hedging or privacy screening available.Best known for its flame-shaped outline, Cupressus Leylandii is an evergreen conifer with lush, scale-like foliage. Deep green and dense, the leaves offer year-round interest and can serve both as a privacy hedging and a windbreaker. When it comes to ideal growing conditions, Cupressus x Leylandii is quite undemanding. Leylandii Root Ball plants can be planted in any well-drained soil, in a hole 2 to 3 times bigger than the root ball diameter. This evergreen conifer thrives in full sun, but it will fare well in partial shade also.When you plant the Leylandii Root Balls, make sure to leave enough space between them to allow them to fully develop. For best results, the spacing should be about 1.5 metres apart. As this is a vigorous, fast growing cultivar, the Leylandii Root Balls will quickly form a wall of dense foliage. After planting, water thoroughly and apply a layer of mulch. The biodegradable hessian sack and a wire mesh protecting the root system should not be removed.Long-lived, Leyland Cypress Root Balls can grow as much as 1 metre in height per year. Once established, regular pruning of the new growth twice or three times per year is required to maintain a neat shape for your Leyland Cypress Hedge. This will also allow you to easily maintain the hedge at the precise height you require. Fully hardy in the United Kingdom, Leylandii Cypress can survive even if the temperatures drop 20 degrees below zero. Robust and tough, this cultivar is rarely affected by pest and diseases.Leyland root ball hedging is the fastest and most cost effective way to establish a beautiful green evergreen hedge in your garden. Green Leyland Cypress Root Balls are good value for money and a great option for mass planting. This cultivar is tough, easy to grow, and practically maintenance-free, and its vigorous growth rate ensures you won’t have to wait for years to get an impressive evergreen screen or hedge. And, if you’re prone to sneezing and sniffing when around Christmas trees, you’ll be glad to know that Cupressus x Leylandii doesn’t produce the allergy-triggering oleoresins, which makes it ideal for people with sap or pine tree allergy.Please see also Cupressus Leylandii hedging plants in containers offering a wide choice of sizes and maturities.

GBP 34.65
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