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Irish Yew Trees - tall upright conifers for Hedging and Evergreen Screening with rich dark green foliage.

Irish Yew Trees - tall upright conifers for Hedging and Evergreen Screening with rich dark green foliage.

Irish Yew is a narrowly columnar evergreen conifer with narrow dark green leaves. It is often used for hedging purposes as it makes a very neat, lovely dense coloured hedging. However, its columnar shape makes it a good choice as a specimen tree when you need a punctuating element in the garden. Irish Yew grows neatly and even without trimming will produce a lovely slim columnar shape. While the English Yew needs no introduction to most of us. We use it for hedging, evergreen screening and as a stand-alone ornamental tree. But what of origins of the Irish Yew? In the 1750s in a County Fermanagh estate, two seedlings were discovered by accident and promptly cultivated. It is likely that most of the Irish Yews on the planet emanate from these two seedlings. The Irish Yew is characterised by its more upright and narrow growth habit (hence the Latin ‘fastigiata’ addition to its name). It demands less space than the spreading English Yew. Interestingly, most Irish Yews are female and carry bright red fruits in autumn, adding to the attraction. Care should be taken when positioning as although birds can eat these berries they are toxic to humans. Taxus Baccata Fastigiata also produces cones.Relatively slow growing, over time Taxus Baccata Fastigiata will reach a maximum height of circa 10 metres. Max Spread 6m.Irish Yew is accommodating and will grow in full sun or partial shade and is very hardy.When planting, back-fill with soil mixed with peat substitute and a suitable fertiliser.

GBP 108.75
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Irish Yew Trees - tall upright conifers for Hedging and Evergreen Screening with rich dark green foliage.

Irish Yew Trees - tall upright conifers for Hedging and Evergreen Screening with rich dark green foliage.

Irish Yew is a narrowly columnar evergreen conifer with narrow dark green leaves. It is often used for hedging purposes as it makes a very neat, lovely dense coloured hedging. However, its columnar shape makes it a good choice as a specimen tree when you need a punctuating element in the garden. Irish Yew grows neatly and even without trimming will produce a lovely slim columnar shape. While the English Yew needs no introduction to most of us. We use it for hedging, evergreen screening and as a stand-alone ornamental tree. But what of origins of the Irish Yew? In the 1750s in a County Fermanagh estate, two seedlings were discovered by accident and promptly cultivated. It is likely that most of the Irish Yews on the planet emanate from these two seedlings. The Irish Yew is characterised by its more upright and narrow growth habit (hence the Latin ‘fastigiata’ addition to its name). It demands less space than the spreading English Yew. Interestingly, most Irish Yews are female and carry bright red fruits in autumn, adding to the attraction. Care should be taken when positioning as although birds can eat these berries they are toxic to humans. Taxus Baccata Fastigiata also produces cones.Relatively slow growing, over time Taxus Baccata Fastigiata will reach a maximum height of circa 10 metres. Max Spread 6m.Irish Yew is accommodating and will grow in full sun or partial shade and is very hardy.When planting, back-fill with soil mixed with peat substitute and a suitable fertiliser.

GBP 123.75
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Azalea Satan. Deciduous Azalea Knaphill Exbury Hybird

Azalea Satan. Deciduous Azalea Knaphill Exbury Hybird

Azalea Satan.Azalea Satan has deep orange, almost red flowers in trusses of trumpet shaped blooms make this a very showy performer indeed. Azalea Satan is a late-flowerer and usually blooms around June. It is another deciduous Azalea hybrid of the Knaphill Exbury variety. Characteristics of the Knaphill Exbury hybrids include easy to grow azaleas which flower freely and profusely every year and make an elegant shrub which looks good planted en masse or used a single specimen. The autumn colour is also very good. In the case of Azalea Satan, the leaves turn a wonderful red.Azalea Satan is mildew resistant and has received the RHS Award of Garden Merit.Azaleas are particular about the soil you plant them in. Preferring light well-draining and rich acidic soils. For best results, prepare your soil well before planting by adding lots of humus-rich compost and ericaceous fertiliser granules. The brown discarded needles from conifers and pines make a great acidic topdressing for your soil as well.

GBP 78.38
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Azalea Satan. Deciduous Azalea Knaphill Exbury Hybird

Azalea Satan. Deciduous Azalea Knaphill Exbury Hybird

Azalea Satan.Azalea Satan has deep orange, almost red flowers in trusses of trumpet shaped blooms make this a very showy performer indeed. Azalea Satan is a late-flowerer and usually blooms around June. It is another deciduous Azalea hybrid of the Knaphill Exbury variety. Characteristics of the Knaphill Exbury hybrids include easy to grow azaleas which flower freely and profusely every year and make an elegant shrub which looks good planted en masse or used a single specimen. The autumn colour is also very good. In the case of Azalea Satan, the leaves turn a wonderful red.Azalea Satan is mildew resistant and has received the RHS Award of Garden Merit.Azaleas are particular about the soil you plant them in. Preferring light well-draining and rich acidic soils. For best results, prepare your soil well before planting by adding lots of humus-rich compost and ericaceous fertiliser granules. The brown discarded needles from conifers and pines make a great acidic topdressing for your soil as well.

GBP 45.00
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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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Zelkova Serrata Tree or Japanese Zelkova Tree for Sale UK

Zelkova Serrata Tree or Japanese Zelkova Tree for Sale UK

Zelkova Serrata (often referred to as the  Japanese Zelkova tree) is a beautiful and elegant vase-shaped tree that grows to approximately 100 feet in height. It has an enormous trunk capable of expanding to more than 4 feet in diameter and grows best with plenty of sun exposure. The leaves are around 1-4 inches long and turn a beautiful orange and burnt umber hue in the autumn. The Japanese Zelkova tree is characterised by its short, wide trunk which splits into multiple upright stems that form a prominent, round-topped canopy. It grows quickly when young and slows down as it matures. The texture of the beautiful leaves is fine, making them delicate to look at and ideal for ornamental purposes. While this tree does enjoy full sunlight, it can thrive in partial sunspots also. The soil should be moist and well drained, and it's best to use a potassium rich fertiliser. The Zelkova is adaptable to various weather conditions, ensuring it can tolerate heat, dehydration and nutrient-poor soils far better than similar breeds. In order to allow light to access the inner canopy, the tree should be periodically thinned.The Zelkova can be used as a showcase lawn tree and gives a sense of grace to any landscape garden. It is possible that this tree can grow in urban areas so long as it has some light exposure. It would look beautiful as a street tree or lining a park. Its attractive bark characteristics, vase shape and thick canopy make it both resilient and visually stunning for decorative purposes. The Japanese Zelkova tree has a delightful presentation. Its durability and longevity mean it can be planted in most locations, weather conditions and oil types and still thrive.

GBP 131.25
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Azalea Glowing Embers. Knaphill Exbury Azalea for sale UK

Azalea Glowing Embers. Knaphill Exbury Azalea for sale UK

Azalea Glowing EmbersA wonderful rich vivid orange flower colour in May and June make this Knap Hill Azalea a real favourite in the garden. Knap Hill azaleas were developed by the famous nurseryman Anthony Waterer at his Knap Hill Nursery in Surrey from the 1850’s. The Knap Hill Azaleas and the related Exbury Azaleas are among the most flamboyant of the Azaleas Hybrid groups, having the largest number of cultivars. They are distinguished by their extraordinary large flowers, some of them 10 cm across and the vivid colours, of which there are many indeed, including Glowing Embers. Deciduous in the winter Knap hill azaleas will produce lovely mid green foliage in the spring and produce amazing autumn colour. Azalea Glowing Embers displays wonderful rich red hue in the autumn.Azaleas like acidic soil. They do not like heavy clay soil, therefore, it is advisable to incorporate as much leaf mould and ericaceous compost as you can to the planting hole and try to plant them high in your borders so they are not stuck in heavy wet soil.Azalea Glowing Embers is a medium-sized Azalea and should grow to a maximum of 2 metres tall by 2 metres wide. 

GBP 71.25
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Azalea Glowing Embers. Knaphill Exbury Azalea for sale UK

Azalea Glowing Embers. Knaphill Exbury Azalea for sale UK

Azalea Glowing EmbersA wonderful rich vivid orange flower colour in May and June make this Knap Hill Azalea a real favourite in the garden. Knap Hill azaleas were developed by the famous nurseryman Anthony Waterer at his Knap Hill Nursery in Surrey from the 1850’s. The Knap Hill Azaleas and the related Exbury Azaleas are among the most flamboyant of the Azaleas Hybrid groups, having the largest number of cultivars. They are distinguished by their extraordinary large flowers, some of them 10 cm across and the vivid colours, of which there are many indeed, including Glowing Embers. Deciduous in the winter Knap hill azaleas will produce lovely mid green foliage in the spring and produce amazing autumn colour. Azalea Glowing Embers displays wonderful rich red hue in the autumn.Azaleas like acidic soil. They do not like heavy clay soil, therefore, it is advisable to incorporate as much leaf mould and ericaceous compost as you can to the planting hole and try to plant them high in your borders so they are not stuck in heavy wet soil.Azalea Glowing Embers is a medium-sized Azalea and should grow to a maximum of 2 metres tall by 2 metres wide. 

GBP 41.25
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Rosa Rugosa Alba Shrub Rose Alba or White Japanese Rose UK

Rosa Rugosa Alba Shrub Rose Alba or White Japanese Rose UK

Rosa rugosa Alba Shrub Rose Alba or White Japanese RoseDelicate and resilient at the same time, Rosa rugosa Alba, also known as Shrub Rose Alba and White Japanese Rose, is a vigorous shrub with glossy, wrinkled leaves and elegant white flowers. Rosa rugosa Alba is famous for its endurance - this beautiful rose can survive even the severest European continental climates.Rosa rugosa Alba blooms in early summer through to late autumn. During that period, this medium-sized, bushy shrub produces masses of fragrant, pure white flowers. The flowers are 5-petalled and open, with yellow stamen in the centre. The tender blossom is in perfect balance with lustrous, leathery leaves. In late autumn. white flowers give way to large red hips, similar to cherry tomatoes, and the rich green foliage turns to gold, making these low-growing roses beautiful and noticeable well after the flowering season ends. Shrub Rose Alba is best grown in moist but well-drained soil, rich in humus or fortified with fertilisers for best results. It prefers full sun to partial shade, and when grown in optimal conditions, it can grow up to 1-1.5 metres high and across. Even though it prefers fertile soil, Rosa rugosa Alba can tolerate poor soil as well. When compared with other rose varieties, these low growing roses are pretty tough. Not only that it’s fully hardy in Britain and Ireland, Rosa rugosa Alba can grow in places where winter temperature hit well below -20 degrees. When it comes to pruning, Rosa rugosa Alba should be trimmed lightly in the late winter /early spring. Unlike other rose varieties, Rosa Rugosa Alba prefers to grow freely, and its bushy form is easily maintained without the need for extensive cutting and pruning.Shrub Rose Alba is particularly well-known for its resistance to blackspot disease, and since it’s reasonably resistant to other rose diseases and common pests, it’s one of the simplest roses to grow. Planted in a row, Shrub Rose Alba can make a great fragrant hedge or a path border, but it also looks great as a specimen plant. Low growing roses such as Rosa rugosa Alba can be a highly decorative divider between one part of the garden and the next, or an ideal backdrop for your patio - the choice is yours. Since Rosa rugosa Alba can be planted in containers as well, you can add a touch of freshness to your balcony or porch, and enjoy the opulent scent of roses when sipping tea or reading your favourite book.For more white flowering roses, take a look at our Rosa Banksiae Alba a variety of climbing Rose. 

GBP 49.50
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Cercis Chinensis Shirobana. Chinese Redbud for Sale. UK wide

Cercis Chinensis Shirobana. Chinese Redbud for Sale. UK wide

Cercis Chinensis Shirobana (Chinese Redbud)Cercis Chinensis Shirobana is adored throughout the world for the spectacular display of white flowers in spring usually around March to April, borne on bare stems before its glossy dark green foliage opens. The Cercis Chinensis Shirobana is a small tree which is best positioned in a sunny spot. Make sure the soil you plant the tree in is rich, fertile and well draining. It will not be happy in poorly drained soil especially in summer. Cercis Chinensis Shirobana (or Chinese Redbud) can grow to a height of around 3 metres by 3 metres wide. Fully Hardy.   

GBP 189.00
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Cercis Chinensis Shirobana. Chinese Redbud for Sale. UK wide

Cercis Chinensis Shirobana. Chinese Redbud for Sale. UK wide

Cercis Chinensis Shirobana (Chinese Redbud)Cercis Chinensis Shirobana is adored throughout the world for the spectacular display of white flowers in spring usually around March to April, borne on bare stems before its glossy dark green foliage opens. The Cercis Chinensis Shirobana is a small tree which is best positioned in a sunny spot. Make sure the soil you plant the tree in is rich, fertile and well draining. It will not be happy in poorly drained soil especially in summer. Cercis Chinensis Shirobana (or Chinese Redbud) can grow to a height of around 3 metres by 3 metres wide. Fully Hardy.   

GBP 213.75
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Pinus Nigra Nana Dwarf form of Black Pine Tree. Buy Online

Pinus Nigra Nana Dwarf form of Black Pine Tree. Buy Online

Pinus Nigra Nana (Dwarf Black Pine)Pinus Nigra Nana is a dwarf form of the famous Pinus Nigra (Black Pine or Austrian Pine tree) that is native to the Mediterranean.Pinus Nigra Nana is a nice, compact grower with a dense ovoid crown. It is a handsome medium sized dwarf pine tree with slightly fragrant needle-like leaves in a green colour.Pinus Nigra Nana, being a dwarf conifer, is a slow grower with an attractive spherical habit and will eventually reach a max height of 2 metres and will grow to about 4 metres wide.This evergreen dwarf conifer is perfect for medium-sized gardens. It’s hardy, easy to grow and like all Pinus species, is happy in almost any well drained soil, provided not too poor. Pinus Nigra Nana prefers an open sunny position. View our Conifer collection, all trees are available to buy online with UK delivery.

GBP 198.75
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Alnus Incana Grey Alder Multi & Single Stem Trees for Sale

Alnus Incana Grey Alder Multi & Single Stem Trees for Sale

Alnus Incana, also known as Grey Alder Tree, is an exceptionally hardy variety, noted for its attractive foliage. This small to mid-sized, deciduous tree and these specimens are mature trees which can be used for specimen planting.Sharing all the noteworthy qualities with the Common Alder Alnus Glutinosa, Alnus Incana gets its common name from the grey felted underside of its foliage. The leaves are typical for the species, dark green and leathery with doubly serrated edges. Not unlike its close relatives, this tree produces sticky young growth and a profusion of yellow catkins during March. The male catkins drop as the flowering season ends, while the female catkins harden into wood-like cones with winged seeds. The highly-decorative cones remain on the three as the seasons pass, offering particular interest throughout the following winter.Same as it is the case with the Common Alder, the Grey Alder Tree is a reliable performer in poor conditions. Not only does Alnus Incana tolerate poor soils, it will fix nitrogen from the air, resulting in the improvement of the soil it is planted in. Alnus Incana tolerates any type of soil, regardless of its fertility and drainage. Grey Alder is not bothered by overly wet soils nor drought, and it will not mind urban pollution. For best results, however, plant this cultivar in moist, but well-drained soil, in full sun to dappled shade. Introduced to the United Kingdom as far back as the 18th century, Grey Alder Tree is fully hardy in Britain and Ireland. Tough and robust, this tree will adapt and survive even in the severest European climates, where temperature drop far lower than 20 degrees below zero. Strong, cold winds and frost will not damage it, whether it is grown in an exposed or a sheltered location in the garden.Vigorous, Grey Alder will achieve a maximum size of over 12 metres in height and over 8 metres in width. However, as it is a long-lived cultivar, the expected growth is in a period of 20 to 50 years. Considered low-maintenance, the multi-stemmed habit of this deciduous tree needs very little to stay healthy and tidy. As the foliage drops to midwinter, lightly prune, removing any dead, damaged, or congested shoots from the tree.Grey Alder is a versatile, highly-decorative tree that will thrive in any conditions. Plant it en masse to reclaim land or create a stunning thicket in woodland gardens. The multi-stemmed habit of this tree makes it a good candidate for a specimen plant or a backdrop in mixed shrub borders. Suitable for coastal and city gardens, and particularly recommended for gardens with poor soil, where this tree can encourage a significant improvement in soil quality.You might be interested in our selection of deciduous trees or our collection of large and mature trees.

GBP 112.50
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Alnus Incana Grey Alder Multi & Single Stem Trees for Sale

Alnus Incana Grey Alder Multi & Single Stem Trees for Sale

Alnus Incana, also known as Grey Alder Tree, is an exceptionally hardy variety, noted for its attractive foliage. This small to mid-sized, deciduous tree and these specimens are mature trees which can be used for specimen planting.Sharing all the noteworthy qualities with the Common Alder Alnus Glutinosa, Alnus Incana gets its common name from the grey felted underside of its foliage. The leaves are typical for the species, dark green and leathery with doubly serrated edges. Not unlike its close relatives, this tree produces sticky young growth and a profusion of yellow catkins during March. The male catkins drop as the flowering season ends, while the female catkins harden into wood-like cones with winged seeds. The highly-decorative cones remain on the three as the seasons pass, offering particular interest throughout the following winter.Same as it is the case with the Common Alder, the Grey Alder Tree is a reliable performer in poor conditions. Not only does Alnus Incana tolerate poor soils, it will fix nitrogen from the air, resulting in the improvement of the soil it is planted in. Alnus Incana tolerates any type of soil, regardless of its fertility and drainage. Grey Alder is not bothered by overly wet soils nor drought, and it will not mind urban pollution. For best results, however, plant this cultivar in moist, but well-drained soil, in full sun to dappled shade. Introduced to the United Kingdom as far back as the 18th century, Grey Alder Tree is fully hardy in Britain and Ireland. Tough and robust, this tree will adapt and survive even in the severest European climates, where temperature drop far lower than 20 degrees below zero. Strong, cold winds and frost will not damage it, whether it is grown in an exposed or a sheltered location in the garden.Vigorous, Grey Alder will achieve a maximum size of over 12 metres in height and over 8 metres in width. However, as it is a long-lived cultivar, the expected growth is in a period of 20 to 50 years. Considered low-maintenance, the multi-stemmed habit of this deciduous tree needs very little to stay healthy and tidy. As the foliage drops to midwinter, lightly prune, removing any dead, damaged, or congested shoots from the tree.Grey Alder is a versatile, highly-decorative tree that will thrive in any conditions. Plant it en masse to reclaim land or create a stunning thicket in woodland gardens. The multi-stemmed habit of this tree makes it a good candidate for a specimen plant or a backdrop in mixed shrub borders. Suitable for coastal and city gardens, and particularly recommended for gardens with poor soil, where this tree can encourage a significant improvement in soil quality.You might be interested in our selection of deciduous trees or our collection of large and mature trees.

GBP 843.75
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Azalea Golden Flair deciduous azalea for sale online UK.

Azalea Golden Flair deciduous azalea for sale online UK.

Azalea Golden FlareAzalea Golden Flare is an Exbury Azalea hybrid that produces a mass vibrant yellow flowers with a red-orange blotch. These are large showy rich yellow flowers, around 7-10 cm in diameter, usually borne in May. Fresh apple green foliage opens around mid to end of April.Exbury Azaleas (also known as Knaphill Azaleas) are known to be among the most flamboyant of the deciduous hybrid azaleas. Developed in the UK, these azaleas are hardy and tend to flower from May to June. Exbury hybrids were developed by Lionel de Rothschild at his Exbury estates, where he continued the work that began in the 18th Century at Knaphill. 

GBP 78.38
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Hibiscus Syriacus Lavender Chiffon Rose of Sharon for Sale

Hibiscus Syriacus Lavender Chiffon Rose of Sharon for Sale

Hibiscus Syriacus Lavender Chiffon Rose of SharonThe Hibiscus Syriacus Lavender Chiffon is also commonly called the Lavender Chiffon Rose of Sharon. It produces large lilac-pink flowers that measure 10 centimeters in diameter. The flowers start to appear in mid-summer and persist throughout the autumn months. Although each bloom only lasts a single day, the shrub produces a non-stop riot of flowers. Each blossom stands out in stark contrast against the ovate foliage. They attract a wide assortment of butterflies and other pollinators to the garden. It is an exceptionally useful shrub for the back of the border because of its height. The Lavender Chiffon Rose of Sharon grows with a rounded habit to a height of 240 to 360 cm with a width of 120 to 180 cm. Its abundant growth makes it a wonderful privacy screen.Hibiscus Syriacus Lavender Chiffon belongs in the Chiffon series of Hibiscus. It was first developed by Dr. Roderick Woods, an amateur breeder from Cambridgeshire. His goal was to cultivate a truly outstanding pink flower, but he instead developed the double, anemone style Chiffon series of plants. Lavender Chiffon Rose of Sharon has lilac pink flowers.Other shrubs in the collection include Hibiscus Syriacus China Chiffon and Hibiscus Syriacus White Chiffon. Unlike many hibiscus cultivars, the Chiffon cultivars tolerate cold weather.Plant Lavender Chiffon Rose of Sharon in full sun for the best blooms and plant growth. It prefers well-draining soil that is organically rich. The soil should be kept moderately moist to encourage the shrub to develop a dense root system. Unlike many flowering shrubs, it can tolerate poor soil, drought, humidity, excessive heat, and even salt spray. It is also highly deer resistant which makes it a favourite shrub for woodland gardens.Prune Hibiscus Syriacus Lavender Chiffon in the early spring. It can be pruned back to the first three or four buds in the autumn to encourage larger and more robust flower production the following year.The Lavender Chiffon Rose of Sharon should be a treasured addition to anyone’s garden. It won the prestigious Award of Garden Merit from the Royal Horticulture Society. There is little doubt that it will become a much admired show-stopping addition to your landscape.

GBP 203.00
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Rhododendron Graziella. Dwarf Rhododendron Graziella

Rhododendron Graziella. Dwarf Rhododendron Graziella

Rhododendron GraziellaDwarf Rhododendron Graziella is an easy grow evergreen rhododendron with pinky-purple flowers. It’s a good choice for small gardens and well-watered pots or containers. Rhododendron Graziella is a hybrid related to the Southern European native Rhododendron Ponticum. It suits UK gardens and is prized for its hardy nature. The evergreen foliage of Graziella has dark green shiny leaves with hints of burgundy. The leaves are slender, growing in a starburst to provide a densely packed backdrop for trusses of pink flowers with red-spots that bloom from late spring through to early summer. Flowers are borne in trusses with 8 – 15 blooms.Many consider Dwarf Rhododendron Graziella one of the best dwarf rhododendrons for its hardy, reliable nature and attractive year-round displays of foliage. Height and Spread of Rhododendron GraziellaDwarf Rhododendron Graziella is a semi-dwarf shrub that will grow to a maximum height and spread of 1.5 metres over 5-10 years. How Hardy Is Rhododendron GraziellaDwarf Rhododendron Graziella is hardy down to sub-zero temperatures if its roots are well-drained. It is one of the easiest to grow and is rarely bothered by pests. How To Use Rhododendron GraziellaDwarf Rhododendron Graziella is a reliable performer in a sunny flowerbed with dappled shade. Its foliage and cheerful flowers suit cottage gardens, rock gardens, and Japanese style spaces. Versatile Graziella will grow in a large well-watered container of ericaceous compost and brighten up a dull deck, patio, or courtyard garden throughout the year. How To Care For Rhododendron GraziellaDwarf Rhododendron Graziella is one of the easiest rhododendrons to grow. It prefers rich, acid soil with good drainage so add ericaceous compost and mulch each year if your soil is poor or chalky. When planting any rhododendron ensure its root ball is not buried deeply. A container of ericaceous compost is also a good way to grow a dwarf rhododendron if you regularly apply a liquid rhododendron feed.Graziella enjoys sun or light dappled shade and shelter from harsh drying winds. Deep shade will reduce flowering. There’s no need to prune Graziella, but if you want to restrict its size, trim branch tips before the new spring growth.

GBP 24.50
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Hibiscus Syriacus Lavender Chiffon Rose of Sharon for Sale

Hibiscus Syriacus Lavender Chiffon Rose of Sharon for Sale

Hibiscus Syriacus Lavender Chiffon Rose of SharonThe Hibiscus Syriacus Lavender Chiffon is also commonly called the Lavender Chiffon Rose of Sharon. It produces large lilac-pink flowers that measure 10 centimeters in diameter. The flowers start to appear in mid-summer and persist throughout the autumn months. Although each bloom only lasts a single day, the shrub produces a non-stop riot of flowers. Each blossom stands out in stark contrast against the ovate foliage. They attract a wide assortment of butterflies and other pollinators to the garden. It is an exceptionally useful shrub for the back of the border because of its height. The Lavender Chiffon Rose of Sharon grows with a rounded habit to a height of 240 to 360 cm with a width of 120 to 180 cm. Its abundant growth makes it a wonderful privacy screen.Hibiscus Syriacus Lavender Chiffon belongs in the Chiffon series of Hibiscus. It was first developed by Dr. Roderick Woods, an amateur breeder from Cambridgeshire. His goal was to cultivate a truly outstanding pink flower, but he instead developed the double, anemone style Chiffon series of plants. Lavender Chiffon Rose of Sharon has lilac pink flowers.Other shrubs in the collection include Hibiscus Syriacus China Chiffon and Hibiscus Syriacus White Chiffon. Unlike many hibiscus cultivars, the Chiffon cultivars tolerate cold weather.Plant Lavender Chiffon Rose of Sharon in full sun for the best blooms and plant growth. It prefers well-draining soil that is organically rich. The soil should be kept moderately moist to encourage the shrub to develop a dense root system. Unlike many flowering shrubs, it can tolerate poor soil, drought, humidity, excessive heat, and even salt spray. It is also highly deer resistant which makes it a favourite shrub for woodland gardens.Prune Hibiscus Syriacus Lavender Chiffon in the early spring. It can be pruned back to the first three or four buds in the autumn to encourage larger and more robust flower production the following year.The Lavender Chiffon Rose of Sharon should be a treasured addition to anyone’s garden. It won the prestigious Award of Garden Merit from the Royal Horticulture Society. There is little doubt that it will become a much admired show-stopping addition to your landscape.

GBP 67.50
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Agapanthus White Storm. Agapanthus White FLowering African Lily

Agapanthus White Storm. Agapanthus White FLowering African Lily

Agapanthus White Storm. As white Agapanthus go, the relatively new variety Agapanthus White Storm is a good choice. It is a compact evergreen with a free flowering habit which is reliable every year.It produces beautiful large sculptural white flowers on long elegant stems of circa 60 cm tall. The flowers are very long-lasting arriving in July and lasting well into August.For such an incredible looking plant, Agapanthus White Storm requires little maintenance.Agapanthus are very hardy perennials, originating from the high altitudes of South Africa where temperatures can drop as low as -15C.Agapanthus White Storm will look great whether planted in the ground or in a containers. Make sure the soil is free draining and rich.

GBP 53.63
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Hydrangea Paniculata Limelight Tree Form - Half Standard UK

Hydrangea Paniculata Limelight Tree Form - Half Standard UK

Hydrangea Paniculata Limelight Tree Form - Half Standard Unlike Hydrangea Macrophylla, Hydrangea Paniculata can be grown as beautiful little trees that are highly ornamental when correctly trained and shaped. Paniculata Hydrangeas have a more upright growth habit than the mophead hydrangea and can be pruned at any time (apart from when they are blooming or about to bloom, of course).  These Hydrangea Paniculata Limelight Tree Form plants have been carefully trained as half standard trees. With their spectacular showy cone shaped blooms that change colour throughout their lengthy flowering season, this topiary style half standard form suits Hydrangea Paniculata Limelight very well.  Hydrangea Paniculata Limelight Tree Form has many prized ornamental features. Its prolific blooms begin in mid-summer and last well into the autumn. The showy blooms emerge as beautiful, conical shaped flowers that are up to 30 cm long. In colour, they are bright lime green at the outset with hues of creamy yellow. By autumn, the flowers will have turned white and finally a rich pink as winter approaches. Hydrangea Paniculata Limelight is one of the most popular of the paniculata varieties. It offers a generous succession of interest that lasts from July until January, as the flowers dry gracefully on the stem and add an architectural interest, even in the depths of winter.  Hydrangea Paniculata Limelight will grow in full sun or partial shade. It will need a lot of water particularly when flowering and will grow in well drained fertile rich humus soil. 

GBP 157.50
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Hydrangea Paniculata Limelight Tree Form - Half Standard UK

Hydrangea Paniculata Limelight Tree Form - Half Standard UK

Hydrangea Paniculata Limelight Tree Form - Half Standard Unlike Hydrangea Macrophylla, Hydrangea Paniculata can be grown as beautiful little trees that are highly ornamental when correctly trained and shaped. Paniculata Hydrangeas have a more upright growth habit than the mophead hydrangea and can be pruned at any time (apart from when they are blooming or about to bloom, of course).  These Hydrangea Paniculata Limelight Tree Form plants have been carefully trained as half standard trees. With their spectacular showy cone shaped blooms that change colour throughout their lengthy flowering season, this topiary style half standard form suits Hydrangea Paniculata Limelight very well.  Hydrangea Paniculata Limelight Tree Form has many prized ornamental features. Its prolific blooms begin in mid-summer and last well into the autumn. The showy blooms emerge as beautiful, conical shaped flowers that are up to 30 cm long. In colour, they are bright lime green at the outset with hues of creamy yellow. By autumn, the flowers will have turned white and finally a rich pink as winter approaches. Hydrangea Paniculata Limelight is one of the most popular of the paniculata varieties. It offers a generous succession of interest that lasts from July until January, as the flowers dry gracefully on the stem and add an architectural interest, even in the depths of winter.  Hydrangea Paniculata Limelight will grow in full sun or partial shade. It will need a lot of water particularly when flowering and will grow in well drained fertile rich humus soil. 

GBP 157.50
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Hippophae Rhamnoides Sea Buckthorn Plants for Sale UK. Plants for Coastal Gardens.

Hippophae Rhamnoides Sea Buckthorn Plants for Sale UK. Plants for Coastal Gardens.

Hippophae Rhamnoides, more commonly known as Sea Buckthorn, is a spiky, deciduous shrub prized for its hardiness and striking orange fruit or berries. Able to withstand strong winds and salt spray, this ornamental shrub is ideal for coastal gardens. Narrow, silvery leaves emerge on thorny branches in the early spring. The willow-like foliage keeps its colour until it drops late in the autumn. Not long after, the tiny, yellow flowers unfold. Although too small to be really appreciated, the blossoms attract pollinators, before ripening into masses of plump orange berries. Bright and showy, the berries hang in egg-shaped clusters. The berries offer winter interest, staying on the bare twigs throughout the cold months. Besides their ornamental value, Sea Buckthorn berries are prized for nutritional and medicinal qualities. Naturally occurring by the seaside and on sand dunes, this thorny, dioecious shrub easily adapts to a variety of conditions. From nutritionally poor soil, eroded and salty soil to loam and sand, Sea Buckthorn isn’t picky about the location. However, it won’t tolerate any shade and needs to be planted in a sunny spot. A European native, this deciduous shrub won’t mind even if the temperatures drop well below -20 degrees. Fully hardy in Britain and Ireland, Sea Buckthorn is frost and wind resistant, which is why it is often found in coastal gardens throughout the UK. Easy to grow, this bushy shrub has no known problems with common pests and diseases and doesn’t require hard pruning. Fast-growing and long-lived, Sea Buckthorn can grow to be 2 to 8 metres tall and wide, when fully mature, but the established specimens rarely go over 4 metres in height. The innate qualities of this spiky shrub make it ideal for seaside gardens, where it is often planted en masse, in a hedge or a border, or serving as a windbreak. It can also be grown as a tree. Its resistance to salty, strong winds and tolerance of poor soil and stiff, upright branches are ideal for maritime conditions. Low-maintenance and hardy, Sea Buckthorn makes a sturdy, fuss-free hedge with year-round interest and edible fruit.

GBP 82.50
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Hippophae Rhamnoides Sea Buckthorn Plants for Sale UK. Plants for Coastal Gardens.

Hippophae Rhamnoides Sea Buckthorn Plants for Sale UK. Plants for Coastal Gardens.

Hippophae Rhamnoides, more commonly known as Sea Buckthorn, is a spiky, deciduous shrub prized for its hardiness and striking orange fruit or berries. Able to withstand strong winds and salt spray, this ornamental shrub is ideal for coastal gardens. Narrow, silvery leaves emerge on thorny branches in the early spring. The willow-like foliage keeps its colour until it drops late in the autumn. Not long after, the tiny, yellow flowers unfold. Although too small to be really appreciated, the blossoms attract pollinators, before ripening into masses of plump orange berries. Bright and showy, the berries hang in egg-shaped clusters. The berries offer winter interest, staying on the bare twigs throughout the cold months. Besides their ornamental value, Sea Buckthorn berries are prized for nutritional and medicinal qualities. Naturally occurring by the seaside and on sand dunes, this thorny, dioecious shrub easily adapts to a variety of conditions. From nutritionally poor soil, eroded and salty soil to loam and sand, Sea Buckthorn isn’t picky about the location. However, it won’t tolerate any shade and needs to be planted in a sunny spot. A European native, this deciduous shrub won’t mind even if the temperatures drop well below -20 degrees. Fully hardy in Britain and Ireland, Sea Buckthorn is frost and wind resistant, which is why it is often found in coastal gardens throughout the UK. Easy to grow, this bushy shrub has no known problems with common pests and diseases and doesn’t require hard pruning. Fast-growing and long-lived, Sea Buckthorn can grow to be 2 to 8 metres tall and wide, when fully mature, but the established specimens rarely go over 4 metres in height. The innate qualities of this spiky shrub make it ideal for seaside gardens, where it is often planted en masse, in a hedge or a border, or serving as a windbreak. It can also be grown as a tree. Its resistance to salty, strong winds and tolerance of poor soil and stiff, upright branches are ideal for maritime conditions. Low-maintenance and hardy, Sea Buckthorn makes a sturdy, fuss-free hedge with year-round interest and edible fruit.

GBP 105.00
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Pistacia Lentiscus Mastic Tree for Sale Online UK

Pistacia Lentiscus Mastic Tree for Sale Online UK

Pistacia Lentiscus or Mastic Tree is a large evergreen shrub with aromatic foliage and small flowers followed by tiny red fruits on female specimens. It’s a hardy addition to wildlife-friendly spaces and coastal gardens.Pistacia Lentiscus is native to the Mediterranean and commonly seen in Spain, Portugal, Greece, France and Turkey where it grows in hedgerows and scrublands. It’s related to the pistachio family and is better known as the Mastic Tree for its mastic containing sap that’s used in medical settings. This hardy evergreen has grown in the UK since 1656 and has certainly proved its worth across the centuries.The mastic tree has small green pinnate leaves with 8-10 glossy green leaflets on grey stems that are red when they’re young. Its foliage is evergreen and creates a colourful backdrop for the inconspicuous green May flowers which ripen to small bright red fruits in late summer.This evergreen is a good choice for poor soils and tough conditions because it tolerates full sun, drought and coastal sprays.Height And Spread of Pistacia LentiscusPistacia Lentiscus is a large shrub but can also be grown as a small tree that can reach 4-8 metres in height and spread.How Hardy Is Pistacia LentiscusThis is a hardy shrub or tree if its roots are well-drained. It thrives in full sun and copes with coastal sprays. Pests are not usually a problem.How To Use Pistacia LentiscusMastic Tree is grown for its scented and attractive foliage rather than the fairly insignificant flowers and berries that are found on female trees.It thrives in coastal areas and is tough enough to cope with salt-laden sprays. It suits a large space and it’s a good choice where the soil is poor. Low maintenance spaces and wildlife gardens benefit from its easy-going nature, evergreen foliage and red berries.How To Care For Pistacia LentiscusIf you can plant Pistacia Lentiscus in a well-drained spot with full sun it will need barely any attention. It suits the majority of soil types and once established needs little irrigation.Pruning is not necessary but you can cut out any wayward branches after the berries have fallen.

GBP 49.50
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Hippophae Rhamnoides Sea Buckthorn Plants for Sale UK. Plants for Coastal Gardens.

Hippophae Rhamnoides Sea Buckthorn Plants for Sale UK. Plants for Coastal Gardens.

Hippophae Rhamnoides, more commonly known as Sea Buckthorn, is a spiky, deciduous shrub prized for its hardiness and striking orange fruit or berries. Able to withstand strong winds and salt spray, this ornamental shrub is ideal for coastal gardens. Narrow, silvery leaves emerge on thorny branches in the early spring. The willow-like foliage keeps its colour until it drops late in the autumn. Not long after, the tiny, yellow flowers unfold. Although too small to be really appreciated, the blossoms attract pollinators, before ripening into masses of plump orange berries. Bright and showy, the berries hang in egg-shaped clusters. The berries offer winter interest, staying on the bare twigs throughout the cold months. Besides their ornamental value, Sea Buckthorn berries are prized for nutritional and medicinal qualities. Naturally occurring by the seaside and on sand dunes, this thorny, dioecious shrub easily adapts to a variety of conditions. From nutritionally poor soil, eroded and salty soil to loam and sand, Sea Buckthorn isn’t picky about the location. However, it won’t tolerate any shade and needs to be planted in a sunny spot. A European native, this deciduous shrub won’t mind even if the temperatures drop well below -20 degrees. Fully hardy in Britain and Ireland, Sea Buckthorn is frost and wind resistant, which is why it is often found in coastal gardens throughout the UK. Easy to grow, this bushy shrub has no known problems with common pests and diseases and doesn’t require hard pruning. Fast-growing and long-lived, Sea Buckthorn can grow to be 2 to 8 metres tall and wide, when fully mature, but the established specimens rarely go over 4 metres in height. The innate qualities of this spiky shrub make it ideal for seaside gardens, where it is often planted en masse, in a hedge or a border, or serving as a windbreak. It can also be grown as a tree. Its resistance to salty, strong winds and tolerance of poor soil and stiff, upright branches are ideal for maritime conditions. Low-maintenance and hardy, Sea Buckthorn makes a sturdy, fuss-free hedge with year-round interest and edible fruit.

GBP 217.50
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