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Physocarpus Opulifolius Red Baron. Ninebark Red Baron

Physocarpus Opulifolius Red Baron. Ninebark Red Baron

Physocarpus Opulifolius Red Baron is a hardy deciduous Ninebark shrub with vivid deep red leaves and rich red stems. It’s a tough shrub that suits nearly all soils and fills a garden or balcony with ruby tones from spring to late autumn.Physocarpus Opulifolius is native to North America. The name physocarpus is Greek for bladder fruit and opulifolius is Latin for many leaves, but it’s better known as Ninebark for its mature peeling branches. Ninebarks are deciduous and tough slow-growing shrubs with striking foliage colour. They grow natively in most spaces including cliffs and open savannahs.The cultivar Physocarpus Red Baron has 3 lobed leaves that are rich dark red adorning dark red stems. In early summer, small white-pink flowers emerge in cheerful clusters and mature into round red fruits that birds love to eat. In winter its red foliage falls to reveal peeling bark in various shades of brown.This is a versatile shrub that brings rich red and brown earthy shades to borders and containers throughout spring and autumn.Height And Spread of Physocarpus Opulifolius Red BaronNinebark Red Baron is a bushy shrub that reaches a maximum height and spread of two metres.How Hardy Is Physocarpus Opulifolius Red BaronIt’s fully hardy here in the UK if its roots are very well drained and it gets plenty of full sun in summer. It’s a good coastal plant with excellent wind tolerance.How To Use Physocarpus Opulifolius Red BaronNinebark Red Baron brings rich tones to an otherwise green foliage border and is low maintenance enough for the busiest of gardeners. Try pairing it with other ninebark varieties such as Little Angel for a swathe of rich colour. Its flowers attract bees and birds eat the tiny fruits, so it’s good for wildlife-friendly spaces too.Because Ninebarks are such tough shrubs, they are excellent soil protectors for slopes or banks and sturdy wind protection screens around a seating area or vegetable garden.Red Baron is a slow-growing ninebark so it will also grow in a well-watered and fed container to brighten up a front garden, sunny balcony or a roof terrace too. It’s a beautiful and highly versatile shrub.How To Care For Physocarpus Opulifolius Red BaronOpulifolius Red Baron is easy to grow and requires little care once it’s established. It will grow in the majority of well-drained soils and although it can tolerate exposed spots, it prefers full sun.You can leave it to grow or prune back stems after its flowered for better foliage growth. Just thin out old branches and cut away 1/3 of its new growth. Ninebarks flower on the previous year’s growth so prune it back after the flowers are spent. This gives it time to grow new stems that will flower the following spring.Mulch it with well-rotted organic matter in spring and water it until you can see new growth. 

GBP 15.00
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Hydrangea Quercifolia Ruby Slippers Oakleaf Hydrangea

Hydrangea Quercifolia Ruby Slippers Oakleaf Hydrangea

Hydrangea Quercifolia Ruby Slippers is a deciduous shrub with ruby red flowers and dark red foliage in autumn. It’s compact in size and makes an excellent addition to mixed borders or large containers. Hydrangea Quercifolia is the Oakleaf hydrangea that’s native to woodlands in the southeastern United States. The name quercifolia is Latin - quercus for oak and folium for leaf. Although its foliage is vaguely oak leaf-shaped it’s not related to oak trees.The cultivar Hydrangea Quercifolia Ruby Slippers was introduced by the U.S. National Arboretum in 2010. It’s a cross between oak leaf Hydrangea Quercifolia Snow Queen and 'Pee Wee’ that’s noted for its compact size and rich red tones.It has large upright conical panicles of showy flowers that emerge white in late spring, and quickly turn pink before maturing to ruby red hence its name Ruby Slippers. Distinctive deeply lobed green leaves appear in spring and mature to deep mahogany red in autumn. Its outstanding autumn foliage falls in winter to reveal exfoliate stems of rich red-brown inner bark.Overall, this is a beautiful red-toned compact shrub with stunning shades. If you’re a lover of strong rich colours, low-maintenance Oakleaf Hydrangea Ruby Slippers is a must-buy.Height and Spread of Hydrangea Quercifolia Ruby SlippersBred for compact size, Oakleaf Hydrangea Ruby Slippers only reaches a maximum height and spread of 1.8 metres.How Hardy Is Hydrangea Quercifolia Ruby SlippersIf its roots are well drained and it gets enough sun, Ruby Slippers is a hardy shrub in the UK that can withstand wet freezing winters. It’s generally disease-free.How To Use Hydrangea Quercifolia Ruby SlippersIts compact size makes this a must for containers on dull patios and sun-filled balconies. It fills a spot in mixed informal borders with year-round colour and can cope with an exposed position.The flowerheads are long-lasting in arrangements and low-maintenance gardeners will appreciate its hardy, no-fuss nature.How To Care For Hydrangea Quercifolia Ruby SlippersOakleaf Hydrangea Ruby Slippers is simple to grow.It likes a partially shady position, or full sun if the soil is moist, and neutral to acidic soil of any type including sand or clay. If your soil is very chalky bulk up the planting hole with lots of organic mulch and feed it with a specialist hydrangea food throughout the summer months.Pruning isn’t required, but dead or damaged branches can be pruned out in early spring.Mulch it well and water until you see new growth. If you’re growing Ruby Slippers in a container, raise it on feet to allow adequate drainage. Be sure to water and feed it well in the growing months.

GBP 25.50
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Rhododendron Scarlet Wonder Dwarf Rhododendron Buy Online

Rhododendron Scarlet Wonder Dwarf Rhododendron Buy Online

Rhododendron Scarlet Wonder is a red flowering evergreen dwarf rhododendron with the RHS AGM. It is possibly one of the best of the dwarf red-flowering hybrids and is certainly one of Europe’s most popular. It suits small garden spaces and containers. Rhododendron Scarlet Wonder is a Forrestii Repens hybrid bred from the Forrestii rhododendrons which are naturally red flowering compact shrubs.The year-round foliage is small, bright green and ribbed on attractive brown stems. Around May time, dark red buds open to deep red flowers held in trusses of seven. The edges are frilled and the long delicate stamens match the cardinal red of the petals. Flowers last for weeks and new buds frequently emerge. This is a stunning free-flowering low-growing rhododendron that brightens gardens with little maintenance. Height And Spread of Rhododendron Scarlet WonderLow-growing, compact, and dense Rhododendron Scarlet Wonder will grow to 1.5 metres in height and spread over 10-20 years. How Hardy Is Rhododendron Scarlet WonderIt’s hardy down to minus temperatures if the roots are well-drained. It prefers a sheltered aspect out of the freezing wind and hot sun.How To Use Rhododendron Scarlet WonderRhododendron Scarlet Wonder is a statement plant for mid-spring. It suits acidic soil flower beds and because it is a dwarf cultivar it will grow in a large well-watered and fed container too. Its compact size means it can fit into most spaces including small town gardens. It suits rock gardens Japanese style spaces and cottage gardens.Container grown Scarlet Wonder brightens dull decks, patios, and balconies with year-round evergreen foliage and a burst of bright red in May.How To Care For Rhododendron Scarlet WonderRhododendron Scarlet Wonder is one of the easiest rhododendrons to grow. It prefers rich, acidic soil with good drainage so add ericaceous compost and mulch each year if your soil is poor or chalky. Be sure you don’t bury the roots too deeply as rhododendrons are shallow-rooted shrubs.You can also grow Scarlet Wonder in a container of ericaceous compost if you regularly apply water and rhododendron feed.Scarlet Wonder enjoys sunlight but not too much heat. Plant it in light dappled shade and shelter from harsh drying winds and baking afternoon sun.There’s no need to prune, but if you want to restrict its size, trim branch tips before the new spring growth.

GBP 17.50
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Rhododendron Tortoise Shell Orange for Sale Online UK

Rhododendron Tortoise Shell Orange for Sale Online UK

Rhododendron Tortoise Shell OrangeRhododendron Tortoise Shell Orange is a large but compact evergreen rhododendron with spectacular orange blooms. It suits large flower borders.Rhododendron Tortoise Shell Orange is an Elepidote hybrid holding the RHS AGM. Its flowers are show stoppers and easily recognisable.Tortoise Shell Orange has evergreen long-fingered foliage with a red petiole. The leaves form a dark green backdrop for the showy mid-spring flowers (May or June) that open from dark buds. The spectacular blooms are funnel-shaped pale salmon-orange with a darker flush of orange at the tips. They grow in large loose trusses and bloom for weeks at a time.This is a rightly popular rhododendron with some of the most spectacular flowers around.Height And Spread of Rhododendron Tortoise Shell OrangeRhododendron Tortoise Shell Orange will grow to a maximum height and spread of around two metres over 10-20 years. It's an upright, compact shrub with dense evergreen foliage.How Hardy is Rhododendron Tortoise Shell OrangeHardy down to minus temperatures if the roots are well-drained. It prefers shelter, dappled shade, and not too much heat.  How To Use Rhododendron Tortoise Shell OrangeThis rhododendron is a show stopper in your front garden or as part of an acidic mixed border in a rock garden or cottage garden. It can get large but is a relatively tidy grower.It can be container grown in a very large and well-watered pot as part of a courtyard garden or on a balcony or patio too.Rhododendron Tortoise Shell Orange has dense foliage and its height makes an attractive hedge, but it’s best not to use it as a windbreak as it prefers shelter from harsh winds.How To Care For Rhododendron Tortoise Shell OrangeRhododendron Tortoise Shell Orange prefers rich, acidic soil with good drainage so add ericaceous compost and mulch each year if your soil is poor or chalky. You can also grow it in a large container of ericaceous compost if you regularly apply water and rhododendron feed.Be sure not to bury the roots too deeply as rhododendrons are shallow-rooted shrubs.This rhododendron enjoys sunlight but not too much heat, so plant it in light dappled shade and shelter from harsh drying winds and the baking afternoon sun.There’s no need to prune rhododendrons, but if you want to restrict their size, trim branch tips before new spring growth appears.

GBP 26.60
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Deutzia Mont Rose. Pink Flowering Deutzia Shrub for Sale UK

Deutzia Mont Rose. Pink Flowering Deutzia Shrub for Sale UK

Deutzia Mont Rose is an attractive Deutzia hybrid. Mont Rose is a deciduous, medium-sized shrub with recognizable rose pink blooms. A prolific summer bloomer, this flowering shrub makes a great specimen plant, especially for smaller gardens. The branches of this multi-stemmed, upright-rounded bush are enveloped in dense, green foliage early spring through to late autumn. The leaves are ovate and toothed, serving as a subtle background for the profuse display of flowers. In early summer, Deutzia Mont Rose is overflowing with clusters of star-shaped, pale pink blossoms. The blush flowers are borne in conical panicles and have a pleasant, light scent.Easily grown, Deutzia Mont Rose isn’t fussy when it comes to location. It will flourish in most types of soils, including soils with poor drainage, but prefers moist but well-drained soil, rich in humus. Tolerant of partial shade, this deciduous flowering bush will bloom more abundantly if planted in full sun.  Fast-growing, with a bushy, erect habit, it can grow to be 50 centimetres to 1 metre tall, and 1 to 1.5 metres wide. Bred in France, this specific variety of Deutzia is fully hardy in all of the UK. With the ability to withstand temperatures as low as -15 degrees, Mont Rose won’t need sheltering from frost. Generally healthy and tough, this shrub is highly resistant to pests and diseases. Deutzia Mont Rose is also the recipient of the prestigious Award of Garden Merit by the Royal Horticultural Society. Same as other Deutzia varieties, this cultivar requires very little pruning. Routine pruning should be done immediately after the flowering season, cutting one-third of the old stems to the ground to promote new growth. Dead and damaged branches should be removed regularly, as well as weak shoots, to encourage flower-bearing growth. Deutzia varieties are generally known for their informal shape, so it’s best to trim them yearly.Fast-growing yet relatively compact, Deutzia Mont Rose is a great plant for gardens with limited space. This profuse flowering shrub works great as a part of a mixed or a shrub border, especially if combined with low-growing shrubs with spring interest. With an elegant, upright shape and numerous clusters of dainty pink flowers, this shrub is a great choice as a focus plant as well. 

GBP 12.38
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Rhododendron Scarlet Wonder Dwarf Rhododendron Buy Online

Rhododendron Scarlet Wonder Dwarf Rhododendron Buy Online

Rhododendron Scarlet Wonder is a red flowering evergreen dwarf rhododendron with the RHS AGM. It is possibly one of the best of the dwarf red-flowering hybrids and is certainly one of Europe’s most popular. It suits small garden spaces and containers. Rhododendron Scarlet Wonder is a Forrestii Repens hybrid bred from the Forrestii rhododendrons which are naturally red flowering compact shrubs.The year-round foliage is small, bright green and ribbed on attractive brown stems. Around May time, dark red buds open to deep red flowers held in trusses of seven. The edges are frilled and the long delicate stamens match the cardinal red of the petals. Flowers last for weeks and new buds frequently emerge. This is a stunning free-flowering low-growing rhododendron that brightens gardens with little maintenance. Height And Spread of Rhododendron Scarlet WonderLow-growing, compact, and dense Rhododendron Scarlet Wonder will grow to 1.5 metres in height and spread over 10-20 years. How Hardy Is Rhododendron Scarlet WonderIt’s hardy down to minus temperatures if the roots are well-drained. It prefers a sheltered aspect out of the freezing wind and hot sun.How To Use Rhododendron Scarlet WonderRhododendron Scarlet Wonder is a statement plant for mid-spring. It suits acidic soil flower beds and because it is a dwarf cultivar it will grow in a large well-watered and fed container too. Its compact size means it can fit into most spaces including small town gardens. It suits rock gardens Japanese style spaces and cottage gardens.Container grown Scarlet Wonder brightens dull decks, patios, and balconies with year-round evergreen foliage and a burst of bright red in May.How To Care For Rhododendron Scarlet WonderRhododendron Scarlet Wonder is one of the easiest rhododendrons to grow. It prefers rich, acidic soil with good drainage so add ericaceous compost and mulch each year if your soil is poor or chalky. Be sure you don’t bury the roots too deeply as rhododendrons are shallow-rooted shrubs.You can also grow Scarlet Wonder in a container of ericaceous compost if you regularly apply water and rhododendron feed.Scarlet Wonder enjoys sunlight but not too much heat. Plant it in light dappled shade and shelter from harsh drying winds and baking afternoon sun.There’s no need to prune, but if you want to restrict its size, trim branch tips before the new spring growth.

GBP 90.75
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Hydrangea Annabelle Shrubs, Buy online, London UK

Hydrangea Annabelle Shrubs, Buy online, London UK

Hydrangea AnnabelleOne of the more unusual varieties of Hydrangea, Annabelle is a beautiful deciduous shrub which sports spectacularly big clusters of white blossomy flowers with broadly oval leaves.Hydrangea Annabelle can reach up to 3-4ft in height but can be pruned every year if you prefer to keep them smaller in size. They look particularly spectacular when planted in a group and are the perfect addition to a white themed garden, these are incredibly elegant looking shrubs.This variety of Hydrangea loves full sun or partial shade and well drained fertile humus rich soil. The flowers bloom from July to September. As autumn progresses the dark green leaves turn to a soft yellow. Awarded the RHS Award of Garden Merit - a good sign they will perform well in UK gardens.

GBP 18.75
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Azalea Daviesii. Deciduous Azalea hybrid of the Ghent genus

Azalea Daviesii. Deciduous Azalea hybrid of the Ghent genus

Azalea Daviesii (AGM)Azalea Daviesii is a finely scented, deciduous azalea hybrid. The flower buds are a lovely pink at first, then opening into a pure white tubular flower with a yellow centre. Azalea Daviesii has a nice compact, low growing habit reaching about 1.5 metres high over 10 years.Azalea Daviesii is a hybrid from the Ghent genus. The Ghent azalea hybrids are winter hardy plants and are the oldest of the deciduous azalea hybrid groups, with hybridisation originating around 200 years ago.Deciduous azaleas, as distinct from their better known evergreen azalea cousins, are widely recognised as showy flowering shrubs, great for planting in groups en masse particularly to achieve a woodland effect or as standalone accent plants. They are great plants for pots and containers as well.Azaleas like free draining soil and rich light acidic soil. If you want to make your soil more acidic, you can add ericaceous compost and mix well with your soil.

GBP 21.00
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Rhododendron Markeetas Prize for sale online UK.

Rhododendron Markeetas Prize for sale online UK.

Rhododendron Markeeta’s Prize (AGM)  Rhododendron Markeeta’s Prize is possibly one of the best performing hybrids of the larger, May-flowering reds. Originating in North America, this wonderful Rhododendron will produce an abundance of bloom in late spring with trusses or clusters of bright scarlet red flowers with darker red spots. Each cluster has around 12 blooms.  Rhododendron Markeeta’s Prize is an attractive, upright grower with thick, dark green foliage that provides a contrasting backdrop to the scarlet-red flowers.  In recognition of its commendable characteristics, Rhododendron Markeeta’s Prize has received the Award of Garden Merit (AGM) from the RHS. Rhododendron Markeeta’s Prize can reach a maximum height and spread of up to 2.5 metres. It likes to be planted in a position with partial shade. If planted in full sun, the flowers will fade to a lighter colour. Once planted, its best to regularly apply a good mulch, which keeps the soil rich in nutrients, and to feed with a good ericaceous fertisizer. 

GBP 92.81
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Ceanothus thyrsiflorus repens. Creeping Blue Blossom

Ceanothus thyrsiflorus repens. Creeping Blue Blossom

Ceanothus thyrsiflorus RepensCommonly referred to as the Creeping Blue Blossom, Ceanothus thyrsiflorus Repens is a low growing flowering evergreen shrub extensively used as a groundcover or landscaping plant. This fairly hardy shrub grows low on the ground and produces divine blue button-shaped flowers in the month of June. Apart from its usefulness as a dazzling groundcover plant, it is often used to create a blanket of flora on sloping ground. Creeping Blue Blossom is one of the most visually pleasing flowering shrubs you can grow in your garden. The dark green glossy leaves perfectly complement the soft blue oval of the masses of flowers that blossom in the month of June providing an abundance of nectar for bees and butterflies. The seeds that are produced a few months down the line can be a great source of nutrition for seed-eating birds. Furthermore, the rich green leaves form a comfortable natural habitat for caterpillars and other insects.Ceanothus thyrsiflorus repens should reach a height of about 0.6 to 0.7 metres. In terms of width, it has a span of 1 to 3 metres. In patches of incredibly fertile and suitable soil, Ceanothus thyrsiflorus repens can spread to in excess of 5 metres. Ceanothus thyrsiflorus repens is best grown in fertile, slightly sandy, well drained and humus rich soils that are fully exposed to the heat and light of the sun. It does not have the fastest growth rate, but Ceanothus thyrsiflorus repens usually spreads out a lot more than the average flowering shrub. Creeping Blue Blossom is the most frost resistant among all varities of ceonathus, therefore it requires minimal protection during the colder months of winter. Even though it can be grown with ease in most places in the United Kingdom, Ceanothus thyrsiflorus repens is actually native to the Californian coast of San Francisco, where it has its origins in the coastal sage scrub and diverse evergreen forest plant communities of California. German physician and botanist J.F. Eschscholtz was the first person to document this particular variety back in 1816. Pruning Tip: Once the blooms have faded, avoid chopping off limbs that are greater than a couple of centimetres in diameter. Also, a simple method of controlling the spread during the growing season is to pinch back the shoot tips. 

GBP 37.50
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Lilac Trees for Sale Online UK. Syringa Vulgaris Sensation

Lilac Trees for Sale Online UK. Syringa Vulgaris Sensation

Syringa Vulgaris Sensation (Lilac)Syringa Vulgaris, generally known as Common Lilac, are small, deciduous trees or shrubs originating in Eastern Europe. Grown mainly for their heavily scented flowers, Lilac Trees are beloved of wildlife and when in bloom will attract lots of butterflies and bees to the garden.The cultivar Syringa Vulgaris Sensation produces wonderful rich purple-red flowers with a white margin giving a fantastic bi-colour effect. Highly fragrant and colourful, these lilac flowers look superb in bouquets. In fact, flowering lilacs are widely prized as cut flowers. Syringa Vulgaris Sensation flowering period is May to June. For the best flower display, promptly de-head this year’s spent flowers.Syringas or Lilac are a very hardy and robust shrub that can also be trained easily into a small tree, eventually reaching about 3 to 4 metres in height. In terms of pruning, contrary to most deciduous plants, lilac trees are best pruned and shaped after they have finished flowering, rather than in mid-winter when dormant.Syringas or Lilac Trees are easy to grow plants that are forgiving of drought and neglect and like a sunny spot in reasonably well draining soil.  

GBP 24.75
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Agapanthus Africanus Pitchoune Blue African Lily Perennial

Agapanthus Africanus Pitchoune Blue African Lily Perennial

Agapanthus Africanus Pitchoune Blue is a compact semi-evergreen perennial African lily with large deep blue flowers on a compact mound of strappy leaves. It’s an excellent coastal or container plant that requires little care in return for a stunning summer display.African lilies are native to South Africa’s coastal areas. They are not lilies, but a type of amaryllis. Their name derives from the ancient Greek ‘agape’ for love and ‘anthos’ for flower. Agapanthus was first introduced to Britain in the 1600s, and many cultivars have been developed since. This cultivar ‘Pitchoune Blue’ is notable for its compact habit but full-size rich blue flowers.In spring, long green strappy leaves that are wider than other cultivars emerge from a perennial clump. They are followed in June by strong round stems topped with rich deep blue flower heads. Although the plant is compact, the flowers are full-sized reaching 10-15 centimetres in diameter. In autumn, stems die down to a mound for winter, but in milder areas of the south coast, its foliage may remain green over the cold months.Height and Spread of Agapanthus Africanus Pitchoune BlueAfrican Lily Pitchoune Blue’s erect flower stems and leaves reach 60 centimetres in height and 45 centimetres in width.How Hardy is Agapanthus Africanus Pitchoune BlueIn mild or sheltered areas this agapanthus remains evergreen, but it tends to die back in central to northern areas. It is capable of withstanding UK winters if its roots are well drained.How To Use Agapanthus Africanus Pitchoune BlueAgapanthus are an eye-catching addition to a coastal garden or a mixed border. Because Pitchoune Blue is bred to be a compact cultivar it won’t get too large in small spaces. Choose a mid or front-of-border spot in full sun and it will bloom from June to late September.Pitchoune Blue is an excellent container plant that enjoys restricted roots. Use it to boost a sheltered balcony garden, deck or patio or create a splash of sky blue in a container courtyard.How To Care For Agapanthus Africanus Pitchoune BlueAgapanthus are easy to care for if they have a well-drained position, they do not like cold soggy roots and won’t flower in full shade. Choose a moist but well-drained spot in full sun with some shelter from cold drying winds and they will bloom abundantly across the summer months.Apply organic mulch in spring and deadhead spent flowers as they go over. Be sure to water and feed pot-grown agapanthus regularly in summer and raise the pot of feet to aid drainage.

GBP 56.25
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Buddleja Davidii Butterfly Tower Butterfly Bush Upright Form

Buddleja Davidii Butterfly Tower Butterfly Bush Upright Form

Buddleja Davidii Butterfly Tower is a deciduous butterfly magnet shrub with rich purple-pink flowers in summer. It suits most spaces including difficult dry soil, hot borders, and chalky ground.Buddleja Davidii is native to China and some parts of Japan. Buddleja was named after the English botanist Reverend Adam Buddle and the species Davidii after the French missionary Father Armand David. Buddleja was first sold in Europe in the 1890s so it has a long history in the UK and is naturalising in our wild spaces.The cultivar Buddleja Davidii Butterfly Tower is loved for its upright growth habit and rich pink-purple flowerheads made from numerous tiny blooms. Its flowers appear in summer as long cones on the tips of new growth, but its grey-green foliage appears much earlier in spring. Flowers repeat bloom across summer only stopping as the weather turns frosty.Butterflies love buddleja of all kinds which is why it’s also called Butterfly Bush Butterfly Tower and holds the RHS Perfect for Pollinators badge. You may also find it called by its synonym Buddleja Davidii Tobud1305.Height And Spread of Buddleja Davidii Butterfly TowerButterfly Bush Butterfly Tower is more upright than other buddlejas. It reaches a columnar height of two metres and spreads over a metre.How Hardy Is Buddleja Davidii Butterfly TowerBuddleja is hardy in the UK if its roots are well-drained. It likes a sunny spot and is rarely affected by pests or pollution.How To Use Buddleja Davidii Butterfly TowerThis is an excellent choice for low-maintenance pollinator-friendly gardens because it attracts so many bees, butterflies, and hoverflies throughout the summer months.Its upright habit suits a compact garden and its hardy no maintenance nature requires little intervention. Use it as summertime screening at the back of a border, in a front garden, or in a large, well-watered and fed container to boost a balcony, deck, or patio.It’s also a great coastal plant that’s tough enough to cope with breezes and coastal sprays.How To Care For Buddleja Davidii Butterfly TowerButterfly Bush Butterfly Tower is easy to grow and requires very little care.Plant it in any well-drained soil in a sunny to a partially sunny spot and water it well until it’s established.Regular pruning isn’t required, but removing spent flowerheads encourages more blooms. Cut it back hard in March and it will rapidly regrow during spring.Apply a thick layer of well-rotted organic mulch to the base in early spring to trap moisture and provide nutrients for the coming season’s glorious flower show.  

GBP 26.25
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Hydrangea paniculata Diamant Rouge. Hydrangea Diamant Rouge

Hydrangea paniculata Diamant Rouge. Hydrangea Diamant Rouge

Hydrangea paniculata Diamant Rouge is a stunning new profuse flowering variety which will bring months of colour to your garden - and changing colour at that. Starting out white, the flowers change to pink and ultimately to vibrant red as the season progresses. Winner of the Silver Medal at the 2011 Plantarium, Hydrangea Diamant Rouge is truly a garden gem!Native to east Asia, Hydrangea paniculata has been grown in the UK for over a century. Hydrangea paniculata Diamant Rouge was bred by Jean Renault in France and is already becoming a garden favourite for the stunning range of colours through the blooming season. The mid to dark green ovate pointed leaves emerge in spring, and then in early July the long flower heads emerge, up to 35 cm across, and are a creamy white, darkening to first a bright pink in August, and then a deep raspberry red by September, remaining on the bush through October. The nectar-rich flowers will attract bees and butterflies to your garden late in the season! The blooms also make excellent long-lasting cut flowers.Fully hardy in the UK, Hydrangea paniculata Diamant Rouge will grow to a mature height of 1.5 metres and spread of 1.2 metres in 5 to 10 years. In early spring, cut last year’s growth back to within a few buds of woody stem to encourage strong flowering. If planting in a row or group, space plants 1 metre apart.Plant Hydrangea paniculata Diamant Rouge in full sun or partial shade in an exposed or sheltered position in moist but well-drained humus-rich acid to neutral soil. Once established it is drought-resistant. Tolerant of salt, this colourful bloomer will do well in coastal locations, and is also suited to city gardens as it is pollution-tolerant. Hydrangea Diamant Rouge may need some protection from deer in country settings.Hydrangea paniculata Diamant Rouge makes an excellent container plant as it can be kept to a manageable size and will reward with a long season of colour. Its hardiness and persistent flowering of this useful shrub lends itself well to border planting, especially when mixed with other flowering or foliage shrubs for a long season of interest. One specimen in a mixed border or as a foundation planting will be a stand-out of the late summer and autumn garden!Hydrangea paniculata Diamant Rouge will be a valuable addition to your garden - the blooms will provide valuable long-lasting late-season colour when it is most needed!

GBP 15.00
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Berberis thunbergii Rose Glow Japanese Barberry Rose Glow

Berberis thunbergii Rose Glow Japanese Barberry Rose Glow

Berberis thunbergii Rose GlowThe full botanical name of this very striking small colourful shrub is Berberis thunbergii atropurpea Rose Glow. The Atropurpea group of Berberis thunbergii are characterised by their rich red-purple foliage in spring & summer.Berberis thunbergii Rose Glow or Japanese Barberry Rose Glow or Berberis Rose Glow, is a cultivar of the deciduous shrub Japanese Barberry with unusally eye-ctaching foliage. Introduced to the UK from the Netherlands in the 1950’s, it has been awarded both the RHS Award of Garden Merit, and Perfect for Pollinators designation. The shrub forms a natural rounded shape, with very thorny branches. When the new leaves emerge in spring, they are purple mottled with silver-pink and bright rose, maturing to a rich reddish-purple in summer, becoming a deep burgundy in autumn. Small yellow flowers in mid to late spring are followed by bright red berries which persist into the winter and are a favoured food for birds.Height and Spread of Berberis thunbergii Rose GlowBerberis thunbergii Rose Glow will grow to a mature height and spread of 1.5 metres in 10 to 20 years. How Hardy Is Berberis thunbergii Rose GlowBerberis thunbergii Rose Glow is hardy in even the most severe continental climates.How to Use Berberis thunbergii Rose GlowBerberis thunbergii Rose Glow can be used as a specimen shrub in a rock garden or as part of a foundation planting or in a mixed border, where its striking foliage and winter berries provide year-round interest. It is an excellent choice for barrier hedges in almost any planting location, with the exception of wet ground. A mass planting on a difficult slope will provide excellent ground cover and erosion control with little or no required maintenance, and provide cover for wildlife. How to Care for Berberis thunbergii Rose GlowPlant Berberis thunbergii Rose Glow in full sun or partial shade in with a north, east or west-facing aspect, in an exposed or sheltered position, in any well-drained soil. The best colour is achieved in full sun. It is very drought-resistant once established. Extremely tolerant of aerosol salt, Japanese Barberry Rose Glow is a great choice for hedging in coastal gardens, and will do equally well in even inner-city locations, as it is also very pollution tolerant. Its thorns make it rabbit and deer-resistant in country locations. If desired, prune after it has finished flowering in late spring or early summer, by cutting back all flowering stems by at least 1/3 of their length. Hardy and resistant to almost everything, Berberis thunbergii Rose Glow is an excellent low-maintenance landscape shrub for UK gardens! More on Berberis Thunbergii plants on our blog feature. 

GBP 24.75
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Aronia Melanocarpa Hugin Black Chokeberry Hugin Fruiting Shrubs

Aronia Melanocarpa Hugin Black Chokeberry Hugin Fruiting Shrubs

Aronia Melanocarpa Hugin’ is a deciduous fruiting shrub that’s more commonly known as Black Chokeberry Hugin’. Chokeberries are delicious when cooked, and this variety produces rich black berries in autumn that are perfect for jams.Aronia or the Chokeberries are attractive shrubs related to Pyrus and Sorbus usually with white flowers in spring followed by attractive berries and brilliant autumn colour. Aronia Melanocarpa are known as Black Chokeberries and are smaller shrubs with dark glossy green leaves colouring brilliantly in autumn. The variety Aronia Melanocarpa Hugin produces an abundance of white flowers and produces striking red & orange colour in autumn.In spring Aronia Melanocarpa Hugin’ grows oval-shaped  glossy green leaves as a backdrop to its May time display of fragrant white flowers that resembles the small blooms found on hawthorn. As summer progresses these delicate flowers are followed by many small purple-black berries that ripen in late autumn alongside blackberries and apple trees. During autumn the foliage turns shades of vibrant red and orange before falling with the frosts. Then in winter, the shrub holds a pleasing shape that gives structure to a bare border before shooting fresh new foliage in spring. Height and Spread of Aronia Melanocarpa Hugin’Black Chokeberry Hugin’ is a small and compact multi-stemmed shrub that will reach a maximum height and spread of 2 m × 2 m. How Hardy is Aronia Melanocarpa Hugin’This variety is hardy down to sub-zero temperature and able to tolerate boggy conditions. How To Use Aronia Melanocarpa Hugin’This is the ideal fruiting shrub for a small garden or a container orchard. Its small size means it won’t overshadow or out-compete your other plants, and it’s happy to grow in a container as long as you can water it regularly.  The fruits are adored by birds, and the delicate white flowers are a perfect size for our native bees, so if you have a wildlife garden this is a great addition to the mixed border. The fruits are too sharp to eat raw, but when cooked have a rich, distinctive taste. You can make jam, compotes or pies. How To Care For Aronia Melanocarpa Hugin’Black Chokeberry Hugin’ is self-fertile so you won’t need a pollinating partner. It enjoys most soils, particularly damper ones, but it won’t grow well in waterlogged soils. Full sun to partial shade will help ripen the berries and keep the shrub in good health, and an annual mulching will boost the fruiting quality.There’s no need to prune this variety of Chokeberry as it is naturally compact, but cut out any dead or crossed stems, and reduce the height by a third if you wish, in its winter dormancy.Chokeberries are an underrated fruit well-suited to UK gardens. They grow in most conditions and produce a full crop of tasty berries. If you want low-hassle fruits that attract wildlife, or you fancy some unusual fruit pies this autumn, you can’t go wrong with Black Chokeberry Hugin’.

GBP 12.75
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Buddleja Davidii Berries and Cream Butterfly Bush Buy Online

Buddleja Davidii Berries and Cream Butterfly Bush Buy Online

Buddleja Davidii Berries and Cream (Butterfly Bush) is a deciduous woody shrub with variegated blooms in rich purple and creamy white. It suits the back of a mixed flower border, front gardens, and is suitable for large plant containers.Buddleja Davidii is native to China. It was discovered by Europeans in the 1800s and named for the botanist Reverend Adam Buddle. The Davidii species was discovered by French missionary Father Armand David and was first commercially available in Europe in the 1890s. It became popular for its hardy nature and long-lasting blooms.The cultivar Berries and Cream is an unusually coloured buddleja bred by Peter More. It has variegated scented blooms that range from rich deep purple to creamy-white on one flowerhead hence the name Berries and Cream. Each cone-shaped flower head is made from hundreds of tiny blooms and measures up to 20 cm long. Bees and butterflies love buddleja, so this is a good pollinator-friendly choice. Butterfly Bush Berries and Cream is a deciduous woody shrub, so it will lose all of its grey-green pointed leaves in autumn and regrow them on its strong framework of arching branches the following spring.Buddleja is a tough and beautiful shrub that requires very little effort in return for summer-long stunning flowers. Every garden should have a buddleja.Height and Spread of Buddleja Davidii Berries and CreamButterfly Bush Berries and Cream will reach a height of 2.5 metres and spread over 1.5 metres.How Hardy Is Buddleja Davidii Berries and CreamThis is a hardy shrub in the UK. It withstands drought once established and our frosty wet winters if its roots are well-drained. Buddleja is rarely affected by pests and copes well with pollution and exposed sites.How To Use Buddleja Davidii Berries and CreamPlant Butterfly Bush Berries and Cream in a mixed flower border for colourful height and structure in country cottage style gardens and modern urban spaces. It requires very little maintenance so it suits busy gardeners, especially those with a love of butterflies. Berries and Cream holds the RHS Perfect for Pollinators badge because it’s such a pollinator magnet.You can grow this shrub in a well-watered and fed container to brighten up a sunny patio, deck or balcony garden or in a pollution-prone front garden. Its hardy nature also makes it suitable for breezy coastal gardens.How To Care For Buddleja Davidii Berries and CreamButterfly Bush Berries and Cream is easy to grow on most soils and requires very little care.It prefers well-drained soil in a sunny to a partially sunny spot. Buddleja grown in shade can become leggy and flower poorly, so plenty of sunshine is important. Buddleja is happy on chalk and other poorer soil if it’s sunny there.Remove its browning spent flower heads to encourage more blooms throughout summer and cut it back hard in March. It will rapidly regrow in spring.Apply a thick layer of well-rotted organic mulch to the base in early spring to trap moisture and provide food for the growing season.

GBP 18.75
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Buddleia White Profusion. White Florering Butterfly Bush

Buddleia White Profusion. White Florering Butterfly Bush

Buddleia White Profusion (Butterfly Bush) Commonly called Butterfly Bush White Profusion, the name says it all. This Buddleia cultivar will produce showy panicles of white scented flowers on long, upright, arching branches. It remains one of the most popular of the white-flowering buddleias and as its name suggests, it flowers abundantly. The flowers are white with golden, yellow, jewel-like centres. The large fragrant flower panicles can be up to 35 cm long and are extremely attractive to pollinators, particularly butterflies and bees.  The flowering period is late summer, around August. By deadheading the flowers, you can encourage Buddleia White Profusion to flower for even longer, sometimes right up until the first frosts. The scented flowers are very suited to use as cut flowers indoors.  Compared to other Buddleias, Buddleja White Profusion has a rounded bushy shape and will reach a height of about 2 metres. To get the best out of Buddleia White Profusion, it should be cut back to the ground every spring. This will encourage a more vigorous growth and produce more flowers in late summer. As with all Buddleja, White Profusion should be grown in a full sun position for best results. Other merits of the Butterfly Bush in general include its tolerance of poor soils. Buddleia White Profusion is perfect for growing in borders. Plant at the back at it will reach heights of circa 2 metres. It is a must-have magnet for all gardeners looking to cultivate a butterfly garden.Like most of the modern Buddleia cultivated varieties, Buddleia davidii ‘White Profusion’ (to give it its full name) is a cultivar of Buddleia davidii. Buddleia davidii is native to China where is was discovered in the 19th century. It carries the RHS AGM badge since 1993.  Interesting to know: Buddleia is also referred to as Buddleja, both versions deriving originally from Buddle, a British cleric and botanist after which the Buddleia genus is named (although his area of expertise was moss). Originally, the genus was christened Buddleja (with a silent j) as opposed to Buddleia, as the Latin form of Buddle would dictate.  

GBP 12.38
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Ilex Nellie R Stevens. Hybrid Holly Nellie R Stevens - UK

Ilex Nellie R Stevens. Hybrid Holly Nellie R Stevens - UK

Ilex Nellie R Stevens is one of many varieties of Holly. It is a hybrid of the Horned Holly - Ilex Cornuta and Ilex Aquifolium (which is the common holly).Nellie R Stevens Holly is an evergreen Shrub growing to 4m by 5m over time. It is fairly slow growing. This shrub is adaptable to all soil types although prefers slightly moist areas. It can grow in semi-shade (light woodland) or no shade.Wildlife Tip: Attracts birds and wildlife to feed or nest in its dense branchesHolly Nellie R Stevens typically grows as a large evergreen broadleaf shrub with a conical and dense form. Its foliage is a rich dark green in colour, glossy in texture, and oblong in shape. Leaves can be 4 inches long and have spiny margins with typically 2 to 3 spines per side.As with most hollies, Holly Nellie R Stevens is evergreen and blooms with small flowers, which are greenish-white in colour, each spring. It produces red berries in autumn.Ilex Nellie R Stevens are ideal selection for privacy screens, hedging, borders or standalone shrubs. Plant in part shade or full sun. If you do need to do any pruning, best to do this in winter.Ilex is a genus of more than 400 specimens of deciduous and evergreen trees, climbers, and shrubs from temperate, subtropical, and tropical regions. They are mostly grown for their evergreen and attractive foliage, which never fade and stay green throughout the year. View other hollies – such as the native Ilex Aquifolium. We also have Ilex Nellie R Stevens available as a topiary clear-stemmed tree. And we have Ilex Nellie R Stevens as a pleached tree. 

GBP 24.75
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Cotoneaster Suecicus Coral Beauty. Decorative Ground Cover

Cotoneaster Suecicus Coral Beauty. Decorative Ground Cover

Cotoneaster Suecicus Coral Beauty Part of the Rosaceae family, the cotoneaster Suecicus Coral Beauty is a dwarf evergreen, low growing shrub that adds colour to your garden year-round. Given a RHS Award of Garden Merit in 1993, it has become a stalwart performer in gardens all over the United Kingdom, providing a dependable, low-maintenance attractive feature for the whole year. Cotoneasters come to us from the mountainous regions of Southern China, where they grew in rocky ground and poor soils. This means that cotoneaster cultivars will thrive even in challenging growing conditions, and is well-suited to rock gardens.  The arching branches of this low-growing, decorative ground cover shrub are covered with glossy green leaves. In spring and early summer, the shrub features small white flowers, which later develop into orange-red berries, all surrounded by the foliage which turns to a reddish-brown in winter.  Remaining throughout the winter, the berries will provide visual interest and attract birds to your garden. Cotoneaster Coral Beauty grows to an ultimate height of 0.5 to 1 metres over a period of 5 to 10 years, with a spread of 1.5 to 2.5 metres, making it an excellent ground cover, either in foundation plantings or in landscaping. Cotoneaster Suecicus Coral Beauty has a hardiness level of H6, so you can grow it anywhere in the UK and Northern Europe without a sheltered location, as it is fully hardy.  The shrub thrives in both full sun and partial shade, in sand, clay, chalk, or loam, and will tolerate either acid or alkaline soils.  It is best to grow it in well-drained, dry situations similar to the conditions in which it developed.  Once well-established, it will even thrive during a drought.Cotoneaster Coral Beauty is best used in a rock garden, foundation planting, or as a ground cover in areas that you do not want to have to maintain constantly. On a slope it can help to control erosion. While it does add a pop of colour to your landscaping year-round, it is particularly useful as decorative  ground cover. Save this beautiful, low growing evergreen for locations where you can let it spread!  Light pruning is only necessary to remove any dead growth.You may also be interested in other low growing cotoneasters such as Cotoneaster dammeri Streib’s Findling, also a profuse producer of autumn berries. 

GBP 20.63
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Photinia Red Robin Compacta Photinia Red Robin Compact

Photinia Red Robin Compacta Photinia Red Robin Compact

A new selection of Photinia, Photinia Red Robin Compacta is a dwarf variety with stunning foliage and petite size. Retaining all the well-loved features of its close relatives, Photinia x Fraseri Red Robin Compacta (to give it its full botanical name), is ideally suited for mid-sized hedges or growing in large containers.Photinia x Fraseri Red Robin Compacta is more compact than the traditional Photinia x Fraseri Red Robin which can grow to be a very large hedge and the smaller Photinia x Fraseri Little Red Robin a smaller little brother. Photinia Red Robin Compacta has smaller leaves and most importantly it has a much more compact growth habit than Little Red Robin, which if left uncut tends to get a bit leggy once it reaches 1 metre height. Photinia Red Robin Compacta otherwise has all the hallmark Photinia well-loved features - new leaves emerge bright red in spring, maturing to a glossy green shade in summer.  Scarce white blossoms are produced during spring as well, but the scarlet foliage steals the spotlight. Compacta is prefect for dense mid-sized hedges of up to 2 metres.Photinia Red Robin Compact is not fussy when it comes to ideal growing conditions. It prefers fertile, humus-rich soil that is moist but well drained. It will grow well both in full sun and partial shade, but a sunnier spot in the garden will encourage the lovely, crimson shade of the foliage. Rarely affected by any pest and diseases, tolerates drought once established.Photinia Red Robin Compact, as the name suggests, keeps its small size as it develops. The maximum height and spread this evergreen shrub will achieve is around 2 meters, which is half the size of regular Photinia x Fraseri Red Robin.A robust hybrid, Photinia Red Robin Compacta is fully hardy in the United Kingdom. This evergreen shrub is not bothered by frost or harsh winds, and it can survive even if the winter temperatures drop to 15 degrees below zero.Low-maintenance and with dense, lovely foliage, Photinia Red Robin Compact is a perfect candidate for hedging. It offers year-round interest and its spring scarlet foliage will add particular decorative value to your garden. See also our complete collection of hedging plants.

GBP 20.63
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Cherry Laurel Caucasica Prunus Laurocerasus Caucasica Laurel

Cherry Laurel Caucasica Prunus Laurocerasus Caucasica Laurel

Caucasica LaurelCherry Laurel Caucasica is an extremely hardy evergreen laurel with dark green foliage. It’s perfect for hedging and screening.Cherry Laurel Caucasica, botanical name Prunus Laurocerasus Caucasica, is an evergreen laurel with year-round deep rich colour. It’s similar to its cousin the common laurel but it has darker green leaves that are elongated and a more vigorous upright growth habit. In spring (if untrimmed) small white flowers appear that are particularly attractive to insects and will ripen into black berries to feed the birds.  This is a deep-shade tolerant, tough hedging laurel with excellent foliage colour and a strong growth rate. Height and Width of Cherry Laurel CaucasicaThis is a fast-growing vigorous laurel that will put on 30-60 centimetres a year but its easily kept shorter with regular trimming. How Hardy Is Cherry Laurel CaucasicaCaucasica Laurel is extremely hardy down to sub-zero winters if its roots are well-drained. It thrives in deep shade and is drought tolerant too. Cherry laurels are rarely bothered by pests or disease.How To Use Cherry Laurel CaucasicaThis is a great low maintenance choice for hedging and screening as the foliage is evergreen, thick and dense. It will grow quickly to form a soft, natural barrier. Use it to mark a boundary or as a privacy screen in a medium to large garden.Prunus Laurocerasus Caucasica is also a great choice for wildlife-friendly gardens because its thick foliage provides shelter and the flowers and berries attract pollinators and birds. You can grow Caucasica Laurel in a container to spruce up a dull patio or deck in winter too. Other varieties of cherry laurel we stock includes Prunus Laurocerasus Etna, Prunus Laurocerasus Zabeliana and Prunus Laurocerasus Novita all of which are excellent evergreen hedging shrubs. How To Care For Cherry Laurel CaucasicaOther than a twice-yearly prune there is little to do for Prunus Laurocerasus Caucasica. It will happily grow in the majority of soils and will tolerate sun or deep shade in open or exposed areas but strong biting winds may mark the glossy leaves. For the richest and fastest growth apply a thick layer of mulch around the roots in spring and water well until its established.  

GBP 11.25
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Acer Palmatum Bi Ho Japanese Maple for Sale Online UK

Acer Palmatum Bi Ho Japanese Maple for Sale Online UK

Acer Palmatum Bi HoAcer Palmatum Bi Ho is a deciduous Japanese Maple tree with excellent year-round colour. It suits woodland gardens or a partly shady spot.Japanese Maple Bi Ho means ‘beautiful mountain range’. It’s a maple native to Japan that was introduced to Europe by the French. It does well in the UK climate with some shelter. This is a maple for four seasons. In spring, new light-green foliage tinged with salmon pink appears on bare stems. The leaves are small with five palmate lobes that are very similar to the popular Sango Kaku. New foliage matures to mid-green during summer, and in autumn it lights up a garden in shades of yellow and red before falling with the frosts. In winter, Acer Palmatum Bi Ho’s stems turn a rich yellow-orange to rival the brightest dogwoods.Height And Spread of Acer Palmatum Bi HoThis is a small Japanese shrub or small tree that suits the most compact gardens. It grows to a maximum height of two metres.How Hardy Is Acer Palmatum Bi HoJapanese Maple Bi Ho is hardy down to minus temperatures if its roots are well-drained. It can withstand sun, but the foliage may scorch in direct heat, dry soil, or exposure to harsh drying winds.How To Use Acer Palmatum Bi HoThis is a pretty shrub or tree for a Japanese style garden or spaces looking for year-round colour. It suits a partially shaded border, a woodland garden and low maintenance gardens.You can grow Japanese Maple Bi Ho in a container but it must be well watered and fed regularly.How To Care For Acer Palmatum Bi HoThis maple can tolerate chalk but it prefers neutral to acid soil. If you have chalky conditions dig plenty of compost into the planting hole and top it up each year with a thick layer of ericaceous soil. Bi Ho prefers a partially shaded spot in the shelter of larger trees or a fence line so it’s protected from harsh winds. Water well until established and mulch the roots once a year with an appropriate compost. You do not need to prune Japanese Maple Bi Ho, but you can cut out broken or crossed stems in the winter months. 

GBP 36.75
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Panicum Virgatum Heavy Metal Switch Grass Ornamental Grass

Panicum Virgatum Heavy Metal Switch Grass Ornamental Grass

Panicum Virgatum Heavy Metal is an AGM-winning deciduous grass with good summer to autumn colour.Switch Grass Heavy Metal (common name) emerges in spring with fresh new growth. Its ornamental stiff-clumped foliage is attractive and unusual in shades of metallic blue-grey. In summer through to autumn purple-green flower spikes appear contrasting well with the steely foliage. In late autumn its fountain-like leaves turn vibrant shades of yellow and begin to die down after the frosts. Switch Grass Heavy Metal lies dormant for the winter and emerges again in early spring.Height And Spread of Panicum Virgatum Heavy MetalThis deciduous ornamental grass can reach heights of one metre wide by one metre tall. The foliage and flower spikes are slender and airy enough to let through light making them suitable for mixed planting.How Hardy Is Panicum Virgatum Heavy MetalHeavy Metal is a hardy perennial grass that can withstand sub-zero winters in well-drained soil. Its drought resistant once established and is rarely bothered by pests.How To Use Panicum Virgatum Heavy MetalSwitch Grass Heavy Metal brings movement, colour and vertical interest to mixed borders, gravel gardens and prairie planting. It’s an excellent choice for wildlife-friendly gardens too as its thick foliage provides cover and pollinators enjoy the nectar-rich flower spikes.In a cottage garden, its steely foliage provides an interesting backdrop to annual flower displays and the architectural blooms add shape and colour in late summer. If picked, the foliage and flowers last weeks in cut flower displays.You can grow switch grass in a well-watered container, but ensure that it doesn’t dry out as this will damage the plant.How To Care For Panicum Virgatum Heavy MetalOnce planted Switch Grass Heavy Metal needs little care. It prefers a sunny spot in moist but well-drained soil of any pH. There’s no need to prune this grass as it dies down every winter, but you can lift and divide the plant if its spread becomes too large. Divide in mid-spring if necessary. Water well until established and place a thick layer of mulch around the roots when new foliage appears to provide nutrients over the growing season.

GBP 30.00
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Cherry Laurel Novita Prunus Laurocerasus Novita Prunus Novita

Cherry Laurel Novita Prunus Laurocerasus Novita Prunus Novita

Cherry Laurel NovitaCherry Laurel Novita, Latin name Prunus Laurocerasus Novita, is a new variety of cherry laurel that copes well and is resilient in cold weather. Cherry Laurel is one of our best-selling hedging plants and for good reason. It’s evergreen, reliable, fast-growing. Novita brings all these qualities and with it a super-hardy constitution.Prunus Laurocerasus Novita’s leaves are obovate and glossy mid-green all year round. They grow densely on strong, flexible upright stems. In April small fragrant creamy-white flowers appear that are loved by bees. Flowers are followed by small black berries in autumn.This cultivar of cherry laurel is very popular because it’s hardy and quick growing but you can easily maintain it with shears or secateurs (preferable in order to avoid cutting through the large leaves).  Height and Spread Cherry Laurel NovitaPrunus Laurocerasus Novita will reach a maximum height of six metres. This makes it an excellent hedging plant. Creates a rich densely-packed hedge that’s a perfect deterrent against intruders and a haven for wildlife.How Hardy is Cherry Laurel NovitaPrunus Novita is exceptionally hardy. It will grow throughout the UK and survive sub-zero temperatures in exposed, windy places. It thrives in coastal areas too so long as the ground is not waterlogged.How To Use Cherry Laurel NovitaThe most popular way to use Prunus Laurocerasus Novita is hedging or screening as it quickly grows into a thick private barrier without any fuss. It can also be used as low maintenance mixed planting, for soil erosion control, and evergreen structure through the seasons. They will create a dense hedge - dot them around your garden to provide evergreen interest and shelter for birds.How To Care For Cherry Laurel NovitaPrunus Laurocerasus Novita needs very little care because it thrives in all soils and grows facing any direction. Once established its drought hardy and tolerates exposed conditions well. Prune back branches in spring or late summer to maintain the required height and neatness or let it run wild in a wildlife garden. This cherry laurel grows quickly so yearly pruning is essential if you want to maintain a certain height.Water Prunus Laurocerasus Novita well until it’s established and apply a thick application of mulch in spring to retain moisture and keep down competitive weeds. This leads to a healthy, glossy and fast-growing cherry laurel.

GBP 11.25
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