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Clematis Armandii Evergreen Clematis Climber with White Flowers. Buy Online UK

Clematis Armandii Evergreen Clematis Climber with White Flowers. Buy Online UK

Clematis Armandii is one of the few true evergreen clematis. Clematis Armandii is a vigorous evergreen climber with saucer-shaped, highly scented white flowers with cream anthers. The large arrow shaped leaves are glossy and create a wall of greenery - perfect for hiding unsightly corners of the garden, for growing into a tree or for covering a fence or wall. Clematis Armandii will also grow well over an arbour or pergola.With attractive, evergreen foliage and striking pure white blossoms, Clematis Armandii is one of the most sought after Clematis cultivars. This showy climber will thrive both in sunny locations and dappled shade, as long as there is enough sunlight to encourage profuse flowering and healthy foliage. Choose a south or southwest facing wall, fence or supporting structure to ensure this plant flourishes in your garden. When it comes to the soil, Clematis Armandii is not particularly fussy. As long as the soil is well-drained and fertile, this flowering climber will perform well.Although fully hardy in all of Britain and Ireland, this Chinese native has trouble surviving in areas where winter temperatures drop below -10 degrees. Even in areas with a milder climate, this evergreen climber won’t fare well unless it's protected from strong, biting winds.Generally considered pest and disease free, Clematis Armandii is fairly easy to grow and care for. Even Clematis Wilt, a disease that often affects all Clematis varieties, is less likely to affect evergreen cultivars such as Armandii.With its star-shaped flowers and lush foliage that offers year-round interest, Clematis Armandii is an ideal candidate for screening. With a fast growth rate and a climbing habit, this cultivar will cover a fence or a wall in no time. If you want to fully appreciate its eye-catching spring blossoms and their aromatic fragrance, train it against an arbor. In case you’re looking for a stunning plant that will provide year-round shade for your garden’s sitting area, let Clematis Armandii climb its way up a pergola or a patio coverExpect Clematis Armandii to reach a Max Height of 3m to 5m with a Max Spread of 2m to 3m. It typically flowers from March to May. Full sun/partial shade. Frost hardy but prefers a sheltered position away from cold winds. Not necessary to prune - just remove any dry leaves in early Spring before the fabulous display of flowers appears.

GBP 115.50
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Trachelospermum Asiaticum Pink Showers Asiatic Jasmine

Trachelospermum Asiaticum Pink Showers Asiatic Jasmine

Trachelospermum Asiaticum Pink Showers is a new variety of stunning evergreen Asiatic jasmine with pink flowers and a knockout scent. It’s a bit different to other jasmines because it prefers to clamber along the ground rather than up verticals. Low growing Pink Showers is an excellent way to cover a low wall and some of the surrounding ground.As the name suggests, Asiatic jasmine is native to Japan and Korea. It’s not true jasmine but has very similar flowers and growth habit. Asiatic Jasmine Pink Showers is a new cultivar of Asian jasmine with dense evergreen foliage. Its glossy leaves can reach 5 cms long and they cover its vines so thickly birds can take shelter there. During the summer months, honey-scented pale pink star-shaped flowers emerge in small clusters. Its scent is strong and its blooms are highly attractive to pollinators.This is a great choice to protect soil, cover a low wall, or creep over an arbour. A must if you like strongly-scented sweet flowers.Height And Spread of Trachelospermum Asiaticum Pink ShowersAsiatic jasmine Pink Showers reaches a maximum height of 8 metres and spreads over 4 metres in 5-10 years. It’s a vigorous grower.How Hardy Is Trachelospermum Asiaticum Pink ShowersIt’s winter hardy through most of the UK if it has well-drained roots and a sheltered position. How To Use Trachelospermum Asiaticum Pink ShowersBecause it’s more of a low-growing ground cover, Asiatic jasmine Pink Showers is an excellent low wall or ground cover plant and soil protector. With support, it will cover walls, arches, and fences, but its evergreen foliage can get heavy so strong wire supports are recommended.Its small flowers attract bees and its knockout scent perfumes the garden. Grow it near windows, doors and seating areas to appreciate its perfume that gets stronger in sun and during the evening.How To Care For Trachelospermum Asiaticum Pink ShowersAsiatic jasmine Pink Showers is easy to grow and care for once it’s established.It needs a sheltered spot, but it will flower in full sun and partial shade in most types of well-drained soil including chalk and sand. It’s a vigorous twining vine, so pruning is needed to keep it looking good and flowering well. Asiatic jasmine flowers on new growth, so the best time to prune is in late winter or early spring before new shoots appear. You can also trim wayward tendrils through the growing season to maintain its size. Water it well until you can see new growth and apply a thick layer of organic mulch stunning evergreen Asiatic jasmine with pink flowers and a knockout scent. to the roots in early spring to provide plenty of nourishment.

GBP 123.75
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Actinidia Kolomikta Climber. Actinidia Kolomikta for Sale

Actinidia Kolomikta Climber. Actinidia Kolomikta for Sale

The Actinidia Kolomikta climber will bring not only the fragrance of its flowers to your garden, but most notably the striking variations of colour on the leaves will contribute considerable visual interest. It has been awarded the RHS Award of Garden Merit for these desirable qualities.  Native to eastern Asia, the Actinidia Kolomikta Climber has been grown in the UK since the 1870’s, and is a favourite of gardeners for its variegated foliage. The heart-shaped, 15 cm long leaves are a deep purplish-green when they emerge in spring, and then turn a medium green, developing irregular patterns of silver white and then pink. Some leaves will turn completely pink, while others just have pink tips, creating an overall tapestry of green, pink and silver. Small, 1 cm white flowers appear from May to July, and have a pleasant fragrance. If male and female vines are planted together, the females will produce a crop of 2.5 cm long fruits in fall, similar to kiwi. However, the colour variations that are so desirable are more notable on male plants, and Actinidia Kolomikta is often grown for ornamental purposes only.Hardy in most parts of the UK, Actinidia Kolomikta will quickly climb up a wall or trellis to a final height and spread of 4-8 metres in 5 to 10 years. Prune in late winter to remove dead wood and shape the vine. It will need a trellis to wrap its stems around, and some stems will need to be tied to supports. Plant your Actinidia Kolomikta in full sun for best foliage colour, in a sheltered, south-facing exposure, in any well-drained fertile soil, preferably with a slightly acid to neutral ph. It is not susceptible to pests or diseases, but cats are even more attracted to it than to catmint, so make sure that young leaves are protected!Actinidia Kolomikta Climber will look stunning when allowed to spread out against an old brick wall, or when trained up into the crown of a tree. Its vigorous growth and dense foliage also make it a great choice for growing up and across an arbour or pergola, where its colourful foliage display and fragrant flowers will be much appreciated. Actinidia Kolomikta is a very desirable landscape plant, especially for its spectacularly coloured foliage. The green, pink and silver variegated leaves will create a striking display all through the season!

GBP 101.50
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Eriobotrya Japonica Loquat for Sale UK. Japanese Loquat Tree

Eriobotrya Japonica Loquat for Sale UK. Japanese Loquat Tree

Eriobotrya Japonica Loquat, or Japanese Loquat, is a striking architectural tree or shrub with large evergreen leaves which will be a distinctive addition to your garden. A recipient of the RHS Award of Garden Merit, it is a noteworthy landscape plant for British gardens!Although its common name is Japanese Loquat, Eriobotrya Japonica Loquat is actually native to China, and has been grown in the UK since the eighteenth century. It is most valuable for its unusually large evergreen foliage. Growing up to 30 cm in length, the leathery, dark green glossy leaves have a velvety white underside. New growth in April and May is an attractive pale green against the older leaves. Japanese Loquat produces its fragrant creamy white blooms in the autumn. They will only set fruit in milder regions, but when they do, the small yellow fruits are both delicious to eat and decorative when they ripen in spring and early summer.Hardy through most of the UK, Eriobotrya Japonica Loquat will grow to a mature height and spread of 4-8 metres in 20 to 50 years. It needs little pruning to maintain an attractive shape, but will tolerate pruning to maintain a smaller size.Plant your Japanese Loquat in a sheltered position in full sun, with a south or west facing aspect, in any well-drained soil. Tolerant of salt and urban pollution, it is a good choice for both city and coastal locations. Disease-free and remarkably drought tolerant once established, it is a very low-maintenance plant. The exotic appearance of Eriobotrya Japonica Loquat makes it an excellent specimen tree. Planted against a sunny wall or in a sheltered courtyard, its evergreen foliage will provide interest year-round, while the fragrant flowers will be a delight in autumn, and a good late-season nectar source for bees and butterflies.  It makes a great addition to a Mediterranean-style garden, where dramatic large leaves of Japanese Loquat will combine well with traditional Mediterranean plants. In a small city garden, a tree will grow well close to a wall, or in a sheltered corner. Their dense shade will create a cool spot in the height of the summer heat. Eriobotrya Japonica Loquat will add an exotic ambiance to your landscape, whether it produces fruit or not. The huge, distinctive evergreen leaves provide year-round interest and will most definitely be a focal point in your garden!

GBP 92.40
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Clematis Ville de Lyon Pink Flowering Clematis Climber

Clematis Ville de Lyon Pink Flowering Clematis Climber

Clematis Ville de Lyon - Pink Flowering ClematisIf you are looking for a stunning climber with long-lasting blooms, consider the large pink-flowering Clematis Ville de Lyon. The profusion of deep pink flowers, beautifully contrasted by creamy stamens, appears in the middle of the summer, adorning the vines well into autumn months. The rich magenta pink petals are a shade lighter in the middle, creating a lovely transition from blushed rose to carmine pink. In addition to being breathtakingly beautiful, this deciduous climber is not overly demanding and does not need any special care to flourish.The large blossoms (10 to 15 centimetres in size) are best displayed when the vines are trained against a wall, fence, trellis, or an arbour. Additionally, Clematis Ville de Lyon performs very well when planted in a container, meaning you can use this prolific bloomer to add colour and interest to your patio, balcony, or rooftop garden.Height and Spread of Clematis Ville de LyonWith a fast and vigorous growth rate, this pink flowering clematis variety can quickly achieve its maximum expected size of 3 to 4 metres in height.How Hardy Is Clematis Ville de LyonFully hardy in the United Kingdom, the show-stopping Clematis Ville de Lyon is well suited to our climate. In addition, this popular clematis variety has no serious problems with pests or diseases.How To Use Clematis Ville de LyonWith a long flowering season and magnificent showy blooms, Clematis Ville de Lyon is bound to command attention wherever you plant it. However, as a deciduous climber, this attractive clematis cultivar is at its best if trained against a structure, whether it is to cover an unsightly wall in your backyard or to adorn a romantic garden arbour. Grown against a trellis, this floriferous cultivar can add architectural height to your flower beds.As an added bonus, free-flowering Clematis Ville de Lyon can be successfully grown in containers. Use its magenta blooms to add visual interest to patios or balconies in the late summer and autumn- a perfect follow up to early season bloomers such as Azalea Japonica Silver Queen or Deutzia Hybrida Strawberry Fields.How to Care for Clematis Ville de LyonGrow in moist, but well-drained soil in full sun to dappled shade. All clematis cultivars prefer their roots to be sheltered from the heat of the sun, though, so use pebbles or mulch to keep the bottom of the plant cool. Clematis Ville de Lyon needs hard pruning each year: simply cut back the stems to the height of about 30 centimetres above ground, late in the winter or early in the spring. This will encourage prolific blooming.

GBP 150.00
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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 105.00
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Clematis x Cartmanii Avalanche Evergreen variety of Clematis

Clematis x Cartmanii Avalanche Evergreen variety of Clematis

Clematis x Cartmanii Avalanche is a stunning early-blooming, evergreen variety of white-flowering clematis which will light up your garden in early spring with its abundant blooms. It has received the RHS Award of Garden Merit for the qualities that make it a great choice for UK gardeners.Developed in the 1990’s here in the UK, this hybrid evergreen clematis will bring beauty to your garden year-round. In early to mid-spring the dark-green glossy, leathery leaves are almost hidden by the masses of fragrant bright white blooms with yellow centres, up to 4 cm across, which cover the vines. After the flowers are finished, the deeply dissected, evergreen leaves provide a pleasant contrast to the purple stems. The parsley-shaped leaves remain through the winter, giving a welcome note of green. Clematis x cartmanii Avalanche is winter-hardy in most parts of the UK, and after 5 to 10 years will have reached its mature height and spread of 1.5-2.5 metres. Prune after blooming. Clematis x cartmanii Avalanche blooms on last year’s wood so do not prune in mid-winter. If it is overgrown, cutting the entire plant back to the base will result in fresh, vigorous growth. Clematis x cartmanii Avalanche, like all clematis, grows best with its roots in the shade and top in the sun.  It will need moist, well-drained chalk, loam or sandy soil. Plant it in a south, east or north facing aspect in a sheltered or exposed position. Clematis x cartmanii Avalanche is susceptible to few insect pests and diseases. Clematis x cartmanii Avalanche can be used in a variety of settings in your garden. It makes a lovely conservatory vine, and can be grown in a container on a rooftop terrace, patio, or balcony, where it can be trained up a sturdy trellis as a year-round privacy screen. Clematis x cartmanii Avalanche can also be trained up a pillar shape for a focal point in a formal setting, or trained over a garden arch. It would also make a beautiful covering for a courtyard wall. In a less formal country garden, Clematis x cartmanii Avalanche can be grown as a ground cover, scrambling over rocks or spilling down a slope, where it will look like an avalanche in spring! It is an excellent choice for a country cottage garden, covering a wall or trained above a window for a living frame of greenery and blossoms. This evergreen variety of Clematis, Avalanche is a low-maintenance evergreen vine with the added bonus of a spectacular spring show of pure-white blossoms. This show-stopper of a clematis deserves a spot in your garden!

GBP 112.00
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Trachelosperum Jasminoides Star Of Toscana Selbra for Sale UK. Climbing Jasmine for Sale UK

Trachelosperum Jasminoides Star Of Toscana Selbra for Sale UK. Climbing Jasmine for Sale UK

Trachelospermum Jasminoides Star Of Toscana Selbra. A very attractive evergreen climber, this yellow star jasmine (Trachelospermum Jasminoides ' Star of Toscana ' = ' Selbra ') blooms from summer through to autumn and has magnificent yellow flowers that smell wonderful. The leaves are a beautiful dark green so that the yellow flowers particularly stand out. This is a wonderful evergreen climber with clusters of light yellow star-shaped flowers with a lovely fragrance. The small dark green foliage can sometimes turn bronze for winter.As a climbing plant, Star of Toscana Jasmine can reach impressive heights. If left unchecked, this beautiful climber can grow to be 8 to 12 metres high, with a spread of 2.5 to 4 metres.Star of Toscana Jasmine is fully hardy in the United Kingdom and will thrive without requiring much fussing over. However, while frost hardy, this cultivar will appreciate shelter from cold and drying winter winds.From its gorgeous blooms to the opulent fragrance it will distribute throughout the garden, Star of Toscana Jasmine is ideal summer specimen plant. Grow it against a sunny wall as a cover, or as a backdrop to evergreen shrubs in your mixed border. Trachelospermum Jasminoides is also an ideal choice for hedging and screening. Of course, since this is a climbing plant, you can always grow it up a fence or trellis and it will perfume the air all summer long.Star of Toscana Jasmine is easy to grow and care for. Trachelospermum Jasminoides likes full sun and any well-drained moist fertile soil.

GBP 111.00
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Campsis x tagliabuana Madame Galen. Trumpet Vine. Buy UK

Campsis x tagliabuana Madame Galen. Trumpet Vine. Buy UK

Campsis x Tagliabuana Madame Galen commonly referred to as the Trumpet Vine.An exotic and very beautiful climber that will grow well on a sunny south facing wall in the UK climate. The profuse blooms of Campsis rewards with a nice long flowering period, starting to bloom in late spring to early summer and performing right through until the Autumn.These red flowering, climbing vines are a must have for retaining colour in the garden. Their exotic trumpet shape, (hence their common name), are an absolute magnet for pollinators. Campsis Climbers are very easy to grow in most soil types even in drier conditions and clay based soil as long as they have plenty of sunshine..Campsis Madame Galen is one of the most hardy of the cultivars and are therefore an excellent choice for the UK climate. The beautiful flowers are flame red with yellow stamens and to get the best crop of flowers make sure you locate your Campsis where it will get lots of sun. It will need some support, a trellis or pergola are perfect for growing against. It would also fabulous when trained into the branches of a tree.These are vigorous plants but not invasively so and a good hard prune in the late winter, to three or four buds, will keep its shape and allow you to control its growth for the coming year.Our specimens are a good size to plant, each possessing 3 stems and with a height of 1.5-1.75 they will give you a good display size from the outset.Campsis x Tagliabuana Madame Galen has been awarded the RHS Award of Garden Merit a sure sign it will perform well in UK gardens.

GBP 108.50
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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 119.00
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Osmanthus X Fortunei Carr. False Holly Shrub. Buy London UK

Osmanthus X Fortunei Carr. False Holly Shrub. Buy London UK

Osmanthus x Fortunei Carr is commonly known as False Holly, it is a large evergreen shrub with a dense growing habit that makes it the ideal choice for hedging. False Holly Hedging is in fact a great alternative to Holly, having softer foliage, it's not as prickly as Holly. A wonderful flowering hedging plant, the flowers appear in the late summer and will last right through until late autumn. False Holly has amazing small, white, highly fragrant flowers that are just adored by pollinators.These are very welcome at a time of year when flowers for pollinators are in short supply. Foliage is a beautiful green with a slightly lighter underside which gives a greenish grey appearance to the plant.Osmanthus are part of the Oleaceae family of plants, they are very hardy down to -15 degrees in the UK but don't like cold, drying winds so make sure you don't plant them in an exposed location.This particular variety, Osmanthus x Fortunei Carr has been hybridised with Osmanthus Fragrans and has slightly larger leaves than Osmanthus Heterophyllum. Osmanthus Fragrans has a wider spreading habit, whereas Osmanthus x Fortunei Carr is neater and creates a denser hedge, another plus if you're interested in attracting more birds into your garden.Osmanthus are very versatile hedging plants that will thrive in most areas of the garden and although usually planted in full sun they will happily grow in partial shade.We specialise in sourcing larger sized specimens of Osmanthus or False Holly for hedging, we usually have stocks of plants up to 3 metres high. These more mature shrubs provide instant screening and will create a wall of greenery that hides unsightly fences or walls. If you're looking for a hedge in a hurry - this is a great choice.False Holly has a medium growth rate and will eventually reach a height of 4.5 metres tall and are very bushy, although they are able to be pruned if you need to keep them to a smaller size. We recommend that you buy the largest size that budget allows to achieve the best impact.  Our Osmanthus Hedging plants are premium quality shrubs at great prices.

GBP 175.00
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Arundo Donax Aureovariegata Giant Reed Variegata Grass

Arundo Donax Aureovariegata Giant Reed Variegata Grass

Arundo Donax Aureovariegata is an evergreen ornamental grass with striped green and white leaves. It’s an excellent prairie plant or a colourful addition to mixed grass borders.Arundo Donax is native to the Middle East, where it’s more often called Giant Reed Grass, and has naturalised in California, the Caribbean, and Mediterranean areas. The variety Giant Reed Variegata was bred for ornamental purposes. It has strong erect stems with strappy leaves that can reach up to 30 cm long. These leaves are striped white and green which is unusual for an Arundo Donax.In late autumn, long panicles of feathery flowers emerge from the mound centre to reach several metres in height. The fluffy flowers are purple and very attractive to small birds who use them in their nests.This is an unusual ornamental grass with a surprising purple flower. It’s a great choice for mixed borders and is suitable for large plant containers.Height And Spread of Arundo Donax AureovariegataGiant Reed Variegata needs room to grow. It will reach two metres in height and one metre in spread over 2-5 years.How Hardy Is Arundo Donax AureovariegataThis ornamental grass is hardy throughout most of the UK. It needs very well-drained soil and doesn’t cope with consistently wet soil or foliage.How To Use Arundo Donax AureovariegataThis is a lovely architectural shrub with interesting long leaves and unusual flower spikes. It grows in well-drained borders, sheltered front gardens and large well-watered containers.It’s also an eye-catching addition to prairie gardens and low-maintenance wildlife-friendly spaces.How To Care For Arundo Donax AureovariegataChoose a position in full sun with well-drained soil. Giant Reed Variegata tolerates all well-drained soils including poor chalky or sandy sites. It needs shelter from strong winds, so a sunny wall-side border is a good bet.Pruning isn’t required, but any damaged or old leaves can be cut off when they die back in late autumn to keep it looking tidy. A thick layer of mulch in springtime will boost its flower production. Be sure to water it well until established and raise container grown ornamental grass up on feet to promote good drainage.

GBP 137.50
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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 225.00
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Jasminum Azoricum White Azorean Jasmine White Jasmine Plants

Jasminum Azoricum White Azorean Jasmine White Jasmine Plants

Jasminum Azoricum is an AGM winning white evergreen jasmine with a strong sweet scent. It’s a good climber for pergolas and trellis. White Azorean Jasmine is native to Madeira but grows well in the UK if it has shelter. Its twining stems are smothered with dark green ovate leaves that have wavy margins. Its large white summer flowers are highly fragrant with sweet notes and they grow abundantly in terminal panicles. This white jasmine flowers from spring right through to late autumn attracting many pollinators. In winter, foliage remains on the plant but it may shed some leaves in colder areas of the UK.Height And Spread Of Jasminum AzoricumWhite Azorean Jasmine can reach heights of 2.5 – 4 metres and spread over 50 cms to a metre. How Hardy Is Jasminum AzoricumIf grown in a sheltered, frost-free spot White Azorean Jasmine will survive mild UK winters. It benefits from fleece if very harsh conditions are forecast and is drought tolerant once established. How To Use Jasminum AzoricumWhite Azorean Jasmine will smother a pergola, archway, or trellis with foliage and fragrant white flowers. It’s a great choice for wildlife gardens as its blooms are loved by pollinators and the dense foliage provides shelter for birds.  This jasmine tends to grow taller than wider, so it fits into a narrow space if there is plenty of room to head up. You can grow White Azorean Jasmine up a sturdy obelisk in a container, or against a sunny fence or wall with strong supports. How To Care For Jasminum AzoricumWhite Azorean Jasmine will grow in most moist, free-draining soil, but it needs a sunny south-facing aspect and shelter from drying winds. Avoid frost pockets and cover with fleece or stuff the framework with straw in harsh conditions. Tie in stems as they grow and water well until established. Prune in late winter thinning out old stems as necessary to manage the height and spread.  A thick layer of mulch in spring encourages flower production and seals in moisture. 

GBP 72.60
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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 187.50
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Rosa Banksiae Lutea Yellow Banksian Rose Yellow Climbing Rose

Rosa Banksiae Lutea Yellow Banksian Rose Yellow Climbing Rose

Rosa banksiae Lutea, called Yellow Banksian Rose, is a fast-growing, prolific blooming climbing rose. It has received the RHS Award of Garden Merit for its many desirable characteristics. This lovely, fragrant yellow flowering rose will easily find a spot to climb in your garden!Native to China and introduced to the UK in 1824, Rosa banksiae Lutea is one of the first roses to flower each spring, with its clusters of 2 cm pale-yellow double blooms covering the almost thornless canes in April and May, perfuming the garden with their fragrance. Once they have finished, the smooth-edged, glossy leaves provide a pleasant backdrop for later blooming flowers, and they remain year-round, providing winter interest. In mild winters some flowers may emerge as early as January!Hardy in most parts of the UK, Rosa banksiae Lutea is a vigorous grower, reaching a height of 12 metres and spread of 4 metres in 5 to 10 years. Pruning should be done immediately after flowering in early summer, as flowers appear on last year’s wood. Rosa banksiae Lutea should be planted in a sheltered position in full sun, with a south, east or west-facing aspect. It will thrive in moist but well-drained chalk, loam or sand soil. Tolerant of salt, it is suitable for coastal locations, and will also grow well in urban environments. Yellow Banksian Rose is a climber, and will do best when given something to grow up and over. Its ability to throw out canes up to 4 metres long in one year means that it will need room to roam. It is ideal for covering a south-facing wall in full sun, where it will quickly cover the space with its evergreen foliage. In the limited space of a courtyard garden this year-round interest would be especially suitable. On a rooftop terrace or patio, a pergola will support a Rosa banksiae Lutea, which in turn will create a year-round canopy of foliage, augmented in spring by the profusion of fragrant yellow blooms. In a back garden, a shed can be almost hidden by a Yellow Banksian Rose trained to grow over and around it!Loved by UK gardeners for almost two centuries, Rosa banksiae Lutea continues to be a strong favourite for its extravagant blooming habit and evergreen foliage. Find a place for it to climb in your own garden!

GBP 82.50
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Magnolia Cleopatra for Sale Online UK Hybrid Magnolia Tree

Magnolia Cleopatra for Sale Online UK Hybrid Magnolia Tree

Magnolia Cleopatra is a deciduous spring flowering magnolia with huge red-purple blooms that arrive later in the season between April to May in order to avoid the frost. It’s a magnificent specimen tree.Magnolia is one of the oldest flowering plants that’s found in the fossil record, but it only grows natively now in China and the Southern USA. Magnolia Cleopatra is a vigorous cross between Magnolia Soulangeana Sweet Simplicity and the always popular Magnolia Black Tulip. It was bred in New Zealand to bloom late and avoid the frosts that can sometimes destroy buds and ruin an anticipated flowering display.It has typical dark green glossy magnolia foliage that emerges after its complex multi-hued blooms. Its 20 cms goblet-shaped blooms are unusual in that they arrive late in spring but also have stunning complex toned petals ranging from blue to red and purple.This is a reliable and profuse bloomer from an early age and a must for all magnolia lovers because it extends their season into May.Height And Spread of Magnolia CleopatraOver 10 years Magnolia Cleopatra will reach a maximum height of 4 metres and the crown will spread over 2 metres.How Hardy is Magnolia CleopatraThis is a hardy magnolia that copes with below-zero winters if it’s grown in well-drained soil. It needs shelter from cold winds and copes with some drought once established.How To Use Magnolia CleopatraMagnolia Cleopatra is a stunning specimen tree that blooms late in the season so it’s particularly good for more northern areas. It suits low maintenance gardens, wildlife-friendly spots, and if it’s grown in a large well-watered and regularly fed container will thrive on a deck, sheltered balcony, or patio.Magnolias suit country cottage style gardens and modern urban spaces with their architectural form and stunning goblet flowers. If you want beauty, colour, and shape with little effort Magnolia Cleopatra is a good choice.How To Care For Magnolia CleopatraMagnolia Cleopatra needs moist but well-drained neutral to acidic soil in full sun for the best flowers next to a wall or fence that protects it from cold drying winds is ideal.Pruning isn’t necessary and can ruin magnolias’ shape, so it’s best to hold off with the pruning and only remove dead or crossed branches in mid-summer if it’s really necessary.Water well until established and apply a thick layer of acidic mulch such as bracken or pine mulch in very early spring to provide nutrients and trap moisture for the growing season.

GBP 213.50
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Prunus Avium Sunburst Sweet Cherry Sunburst Fruit Trees

Prunus Avium Sunburst Sweet Cherry Sunburst Fruit Trees

Prunus Avium Sunburst or Sweet Cherry SunburstPrunus Avium Sunburst was developed in 1965 at Summerland, British Columbia in Canada as a cross between Prunus Avium Stella and Van sweet cherries, and introduced to the UK in 1984. Sweet Cherry Sunburst is self-fertile tree and a heavy producer of large, sweet cherries. In mid-spring, the bare branches of this deciduous tree are covered with clusters of white blossoms, which will attract bees. This cultivar has been given the Perfect for Pollinators designation by the RHS. The large green leaves of summer are soon ornamented with large bunches of sweet cherries, so deep a red they appear nearly black, which are ready to pick in July. The fruits are firm, juicy, and aromatic, and are delicious eaten fresh. In autumn, the leaves turn orange and yellow for a bright show before they drop.Height and Spread of Prunus Avium SunburstPrunus Avium Sunburst will grow to a mature height and spread of 4-8 metres in 10 to 20 years, but can easily be maintained at 2-3 metres tall with regular pruning.How Hardy is Prunus Avium Sunburst?Prunus Avium Sunburst is hardy in all parts of the UK and across northern Europe.How to Use Prunus Avium SunburstSweet Cherry Sunburst can be grown as a full-sized tree in a larger garden, or trained in a fan shape against a wall to maximize the shelter and warmth and ensure a good crop of cherries. Prunus Avium Sunburst can also be grown in a container and maintained as a small specimen on a patio or in a courtyard garden.How to Care for Prunus Avium SunburstPlant Prunus Avium Sunburst in full sun in a sheltered position with a south or west-facing aspect, in any well-drained or moist but well-drained soil. It has some tolerance for pollution, so can be grown in city gardens. Sweet Cherry Sunburst is resistant to rain splitting. Trees should be pruned annually in early spring for new trees or midsummer for more established specimens to maintain an open crown for best fruit production. In country gardens, protect trees against deer, and when the cherries are ripe, cover the tree with netting to prevent the birds from taking your fruit! It is self-fertile, so can be grown without another cherry variety nearby for pollination.Prunus Avium Sunburst is the perfect sweet cherry fruit tree for UK gardens. Hardy and self-fertile, its large crop of sweet cherries will be a treat every July!

GBP 38.25
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Hedera colchica Dentata Variegata. Variegated Ivy Dentata

Hedera colchica Dentata Variegata. Variegated Ivy Dentata

Hedera Colchica Dentata Variegata is a variety of evergreen climbing ivy with large, green leaves that are variegated with yellow highlights. This ivy originates from Persia and is more commonly known as Variegated Ivy Dentata.Because Hedera Colchica Dentata Variegata is an evergreen climber, it provides year round colour to your garden. Its heart-shaped, leathery green leaves are brightly splashed with pale yellow rather than cream, and it’s self-clinging through aerial roots so no tricky trellis or wire supports are required. Variegated Ivy Dentata is vigorous and bushy all year round and has the added benefit of producing large green-yellow flowers in October to November which late pollinators find attractive. In the late autumn it bears fruit which acts as a source of food for birds. Dentata is a fast growing species of variegated ivy and one plant will reach a maximum height of eight metres and four in breadth. If you want thick cover try planting several near one another.How Hardy is Hedera Colchica Dentata Variegata?Hedera Colchica Dentata Variegata is full hardy in any soil once established. Young plants appreciate water in the summer months. How To Use Hedera Colchica Dentata VariegataIvy is a great cost effective way to cover an unsightly wall, fence, shed or tree and because the foliage is brighter than other ivies, it’s a good choice for dark corners where you need some brightness.  Hedera Colchica Dentata Variegata is a good ground cover choice too, effectively covering large patches of stony or bare earth with ease.How to Care for Hedera Colchica Dentata VariegataVariegated Ivy Dentata needs little care once established. It prefers alkaline soil so is suited to areas cleared of rubble, but it will happily grow vigorously in any Ph. If you need to keep your ivy under control you can prune it at any time of the year. Bear in mind it grows very quickly so you’ll need to do this yearly or risk the tips growing out of reach. Grown as ground cover on banks, slopes or level ground it provides safe habitats for wildlife as well as cover for unsightly areas. Grown vertically older specimens provide safe nesting or roosting areas for birds. Variegata Ivy Dentata has won the RHS’s Award of Garden Merit because it’s such a useful and hardy species. Appreciated by wildlife and gardeners alike, Variegated Ivy Dentata is a best buy if you need rapid easy-to-care–for cover. More Climbers....

GBP 78.75
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Muscat Blanc à Petits Grains. Vitis Vinifera Blanc Climber

Muscat Blanc à Petits Grains. Vitis Vinifera Blanc Climber

Muscat Blanc à Petits Grains, or Vitis Vinifera Blanc, is one of the oldest wine grape varieties. Still grown today, this grape vine is an interesting and fruitful addition to your garden.Muscat Blanc à Petits Grains originated in the Mediterranean region in the times of the ancient Greeks and Romans. It is a popular white wine grape variety in France and Germany. This climbing vine produces an early crop of bunches of small, round, fragrant fruit which can be used as table grapes or in wine-making. At maturity they will be golden yellow or light brown. The young leaves are bronze-red and shiny when they emerge in spring, turning a medium green and then brown before falling in late autumn. Vitis Vinifera Blanc is winter hardy in most of the UK, and will grow vigorously with some support. It can extend up to a metre in its first year. Like all grape varieties it will respond to pruning with increased fruit production. In the first year restrict the growth to one main stem, pinching out side shoots at one leaf. Cut the vine back to three buds when winter comes, and in the second year let 2 shoots grow. Do not allow the vine to fruit until the third year, when you can let 2 lateral shoots produce 6 buds each, growing up into shoots which will produce fruit. In future years, do the same with the two strongest shoots, cutting away the rest, and let 8-10 buds each grow upwards and produce bunches of highly fragrant, delicious grapes. Our vines are between 5-7 years old, plant vines 1.5 metres apart. Muscat Blanc à Petits Grains grows best in full sun in moist, freely draining fertile loam or clay soil with a neutral ph. They do not do well in sandy soil. They will need a sheltered location as their early-setting buds are vulnerable to a late frost. Since all grape varieties need to be trellised, Muscat Blanc à Petits Grains is a natural choice for training on a south-facing wall where it will receive the protection it needs, as well as creating interest with its vine structure, leaves, and the decorative, fragrant fruit in late summer and early autumn. The heavy scent can be enjoyed when the vines are planted near a seating area. Muscat Blanc à Petits Grains has been cultivated for thousands of years, and with good reason. Its fragrant, delicious grapes are still prized today both for wine-making and fresh eating, and its vigorous vines will add interest to your garden.

GBP 99.00
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Wisteria Floribunda Blue Moon Hardy Late Flowering Wisteria

Wisteria Floribunda Blue Moon Hardy Late Flowering Wisteria

Wisteria Floribunda Blue MoonPrized for its divine, lilac-blue masses of fragrant flowers, Wisteria Floribunda Blue Moon is a vigorous repeat bloomer. Floriferous and incredibly hardy, the Blue Moon variety of Wisteria will add a quaint charm and elegance to your garden.Somewhat late flowering, Wisteria Blue Moon first blooms in June whereas most Wisteria are spring flowering. The large, drooping clusters of pea-like, bluish flowers completely envelop this deciduous climber, making for a lavish display of colour and scent. This particular variety of Wisteria can bloom up to 3 times during one flowering season, ensuring you get to enjoy its opulent flowers throughout the whole summer. The lilac-blue flowers are heavily fragranced, a common trait of all Wisteria plants, and their recognizable aromatic scent will fill out the whole garden.Same as other Japanese Wisteria cultivars, Blue Moon needs a lot of sunlight to flower abundantly. Choose a sunny spot in your garden with well-drained, moist soil, but make sure to leave enough room for this twining climber to grow freely. Fast-growing, Wisteria Floribunda Blue Moon can grow to be up to 10 metres high in just a few years.When compared to other varieties, Wisteria Floribunda Blue Moon has one significant advantage which is its exceptional hardiness. This cultivar can survive even if the temperature drops to 40 degrees below zero, without suffering any damage or dieback. Fully hardy in the United Kingdom, this showy climber won’t require any sheltering during the winter months. Wisteria Blue Moon is not affected by any serious diseases or pests as well, so if you’re looking for a tough and enduring climber with a delicate, romantic appeal, this cultivar is the right choice for you.Even though many gardeners have the misconception that Wisterias are hard to maintain in good shape, the truth is quite different. Easy to grow and to care for, these floriferous climbers need their new growth pruned twice a year, in the summer and winter, to keep their elegant form and encourage profuse flowering. The same goes for Wisteria Floribunda Blue Moon, who, due to its fast growth rate, will benefit from routine pruning.With its timeless beauty and breath-taking blossoms, Wisteria Blue Moon is at its best when adorning an arbour, archway or a pergola. Twining climbers such as Wisteria need a supporting structure to grow, but if you don’t have a suitable structure in your garden, train this cultivar against a sunny wall or a fence.

GBP 139.00
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Diospyros Kaki Chinese Persimmon or Chinese Date Plum Tree

Diospyros Kaki Chinese Persimmon or Chinese Date Plum Tree

Diospyros Kaki is a deciduous fruit tree with glorious autumn colour and edible orange-yellow fruits in late summer. It suits an orchard garden, a kitchen garden, and Japanese style spaces.Diospyros Kaki is the Chinese Persimmon. It’s also known as the Chinese Date Plum and it’s synonymous with Diospyros Chinensis. Native to the Far East, this very pretty tree has been cultivated for more than 2000 years. It was introduced to the UK in 1796 from China and has become loved for its outstanding autumnal shades that rival Japanese Acers.Chinese Persimmon is mostly grown here for its autumnal display of large orange-yellow, red and red-purple leaves that cover the tree before falling for winter. In spring, fresh new glossy green foliage appears followed by tiny yellow flowers in summer. If pollinated, its flowers ripen into edible tomato-shaped orange-yellow persimmon fruits.If you’re looking for a specimen tree with lots of spring to autumn interest Chinese Date Plum is an excellent choice for mid-sized gardens.Height And Spread of Diospyros KakiOver 20-50 years Chinese Persimmon reaches a maximum height of around 8 metres and its crown spreads across 4 metres.How Hardy Is Diospyros KakiChinese Date Plum is hardy through most of the UK if it has well-drained roots and a sheltered spot in full sun.How To Use Diospyros KakiThis is a magnificent specimen tree for spring to autumn displays. Its pretty springtime flowers attract lots of pollinators and its autumn colours bring vivid shades to a mixed border or an ornamental display in the lawn.The edible fruits can be made into jams and jellies, so it’s a brightly coloured choice for kitchen gardens and orchards, but if you prefer to let them drop, blackbirds will tidy up the remains in a low maintenance wildlife-friendly garden.This is an all-round useful ornamental for sheltered hot spots and a good alternative to acers.How To Care For Diospyros KakiAlthough it will grow in most types of well-drained acidic to alkaline soils, the Chinese Date Plum needs shelter and full sun to thrive. It doesn’t cope with harsh freezing winds and frost pockets so a west or south facing position near a wall is best.Pruning isn’t necessary, but you can remove crossed or broken branches in mid-winter or early spring.Cover the roots with a thick layer of organic mulch in spring and be sure to water it well until you see new growth. The number one killer of new trees is a lack of water. No matter how hardy they become, newly planted trees need plenty of water to establish their roots.

GBP 112.20
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Clematis Armandii Hendersonii Rubra Evergreen Clematis

Clematis Armandii Hendersonii Rubra Evergreen Clematis

Clematis Armandii Hendersonii Rubra is a perennial species of evergreen climber with masses of early flowering plae pink blooms that burst through in March to April. It is also known as Clematis Hendersonii Rubra. This evergreen clematis develops a thick vine with sturdy stems that will grow up to five metres in each direction. Evergreen trifoliate leaves grow along the length of its vine. These dark, evergreen leaves create a lovely foil for the flowers which are a deeper pink in bud, opening to a pale blush pink that doesn’t fade. The blooms are singular 5-6 cm beauties borne in huge profusion. The name ‘Rubra’ refers to its new growth, which is a redder shade than most Armandii cultivars. Clematis Armandii Hendersonii Rubra is a vigorous climber with a strong fragrance that attracts early pollinators and brings colour to the garden at a dull time of year.How Hardy Is Clematis Armandii Hendersonii Rubra?It is hardy in most of the UK if it is kept from water-logged conditions. This early flowering evergreen clematis fares best against a wall or fence in a sunny spot to make the most of early spring rays.How To Use Clematis Armandii Hendersonii RubraSlightly darker than the whitish-pink Apple Blossom and pale Snowdrift varieties, pink Clematis Hendersonii Rubra is ideal for areas where you want to see a bit more warmth. All clematis need tying in as they grow, and this variety needs tying in regularly because it grows so quickly. Use soft twine and trellis, or garden wire, to support its weight. Evergreen Clematis Hendersonii Rubra will reach its maximum height and width in 5 -10 years. Its strong growing habit makes it a rapid climber for an unsightly fence or shed.How To Care For Clematis Armandii Hendersonii RubraClematis Hendersonii Rubra is a hardy clematis that requires little in terms of pruning. If you need to restrict its spread, prune back immediately after flowering. It fares best when it is planted away from cold, drying winds in a sunny spot, but it is tolerant and easy-to-grow in partial shade too. Clematis are hungry and thirsty plants, so it is worth regularly watering and feeding your Clematis Armandii Hendersonii Rubra. Any well-drained soil will support a clematis from the Armandii range, but in early spring, before the flowers appear, top dress the soil with well-rotten manure and keep the roots covered throughout the seasons. This ensures the best flowering display.Clematis Armandii Hendersonii Rubra is a striking sight in full bloom, particularly as it flowers early in the season. If you need an evergreen screening climber you can’t go wrong with this pretty pink vigorous clematis.

GBP 108.50
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Prunus Domestica Victoria Plum Trees for Sale Online UK

Prunus Domestica Victoria Plum Trees for Sale Online UK

Prunus Domestica Victoria Plum Tree is one of the most popular varieties of plum grown in the UK, and with good reason! The delicious fruit that it produces make it a desirable ornamental fruit tree choice for the home garden. It has received the RHS Award of Garden Merit, and been designated as Perfect for Pollinators. This fruiting plum tree is self-fertilising so it reliably produces sweet edible fruit without the need for a pollination partner. Prunus Domestica Victoria has been widely grown since 1847, and even today is an excellent choice for UK gardeners. In spring, Plum Tree Victoria produces masses of small white flowers, followed by small, dark green leaves. In summer, the green plums turn to an orangey-red, and are best for cooking into jams and preserves. Then, as autumn arrives and the fruits ripen to deep purple, they are excellent eaten straight from the tree!Hardy in most places in the UK even in severe winters, Plum Tree Victoria will grow to a mature height and spread of 2.5-4 metres in 5 to 10 years. As with all fruit trees, it needs to be pruned regularly to produce the best crops every year. It should be pruned in June, thinning the fruits at the same time to ensure that the branches will not be overloaded to the breaking point and that the remaining fruits will be able to ripen properly. Prunus Domestica Victoria can be trained into an espalier fruit tree against a wall or fence. Plant your Prunus Domestica Victoria in full sun in a sheltered position with a south or west-facing aspect, in well-drained clay, loam or sandy soil with a neutral pH. Support it by tying it to a sturdy stake for its first few years, and maintain a 60 cm weed-free circle around the trunk. Self-fertile, you need only plant one tree to ensure good crops of plums every year.The small size of Plum Tree Victoria makes it a good choice tree for small gardens, where one tree will provide a spring flower show, reliable foliage in summer, and then a bountiful harvest of autumn fruits. It will attract bees, butterflies and birds to your garden. Planted at the back of a mixed border, it will provide shade for plants. They are even suitable trees for growing in pots, as it is easy to keep them pruned to a manageable size, and even could be grown as an espaliered plant on a roof terrace or in a courtyard.This classic British plum tree has delighted the home gardener for more than 150 years and continues to be a great choice for UK gardeners!

GBP 35.70
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Rosa Paul's Himalayan Musk Rose. Rambling Rose Pink Flowers

Rosa Paul's Himalayan Musk Rose. Rambling Rose Pink Flowers

Rosa Paul's Himalayan Musk Rambling RoseRosa Paul's Himalayan Musk is a hardy perennial climber with stunning pale pink flowers and scent. It is an old favourite introduced to the UK as far back as 1867 and has an RHS Award of Garden Merit. This is an incredibly popular rambling rose, and one of the best.Rosa Paul's Himalayan Musk is a vigorous climber gaining heights of 12 metres over 5-10 years. Its long thorny shoots grow at a fast pace clinging to any available surface. In summer it produces light green leaves and a flush of small pale pink double flowers in rosettes. These blooms hang on open sprays offering one of the best displays around. The fragrance of Rambling Rose Paul’s Himalayan Musk is strong, and as per its name smells musky, deep and distinct. This rambling rose attracts pollinators and plant enthusiasts alike with its wonderful scent and gracefully trailing branches smothered in blush pink.How Hardy Is Rosa Paul's Himalayan MuskThis is a pretty and delicate rose, but also one of the toughest. It can withstand the cold winters of the UK and Europe, returning to flower each year. How To Use Rosa Paul's Himalayan MuskThis is predominately a climber, so it best suits a fence line, wall, pergola or arch– any vertical surface with some height is good for this vigorous rose. It is ideal as a screen for an unsightly building or dead tree.How To Care For Rosa Paul's Himalayan MuskThis rambling rose is popular not only for its beauty and scent but for its tough nature. It can take care of itself once established, and provided there is support it will grow unchecked with speed. It will grow along the ground too, or as a dense shrub. Rose Paul's Himalayan Musk is a great choice of climber for a gardener that loves delicate pink shades and has a large area to cover. Pruning is not necessary, but you can contain the height with winter pruning. Be aware that rambling roses flower on old wood, so cut back with enough time for new shoots to grow before the next year. New plants will need water until they are established and a thick layer of rotted manure in early spring will strengthen roots and produce a stunning display of flowers. If you need a climber that is low maintenance and beautiful this is a top choice. Rambling Rose Paul's Himalayan Musk never fails to delight with its magnificent scented flower display and all the charm of a traditional English cottage garden. 

GBP 59.40
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