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Buddleia Black Knight. Butterfly Bush Black Knight For Sale Online UK

Buddleia Black Knight. Butterfly Bush Black Knight For Sale Online UK

Buddleia Black Knight is a stunning cultivar of Buddleja, commonly referred to as the Butterfly Bush or Summer Lilac. Buddleja Black Knight flowers in August, the tall conical blooms emerge at the end of the branches of this year's growth. The architectural spires of magenta colour, will enhance any border, the floral spikes are in fact a host of tiny tubular flowers that form as panicles. This is a sturdy cross betwen two of the most popular varieties - Buddleia Davidii and Nanho, not surprisingly this has proved to be a winner. Awarded the Award of Garden Merit by the RHS it is firmly on the map as a must have variety of Buddleia and will do well in most UK gardens.Buddleja's are incredibly easy to grow and thriving in most soils as long as they are kept moist, yet well-drained. These deciduous shrubs are famed for their attraction to butterfies, which land on the flowers to drink the nectar, a Buddleia covered in butterflies is a fabulous sight.Buddleia Black Knight will eventually achieve a height and spread of circa 3-4 metres but is easily kept in check if required, with a prune in early Spring. Trim back and shape in late March and the new year's growth will deliver the next fabulous displays of flowers. To keep them flowering for as long as possible, do remove the faded and dying flowers, this will extend the flowering time. At the end of their flowering remove the last drying flower spikes to avoid self-seeding.

GBP 12.38
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French Lavender Lavandula Stoechas (Lavandula Pedunculata)

French Lavender Lavandula Stoechas (Lavandula Pedunculata)

French Lavender or Lavandula Stoechas (also Lavandula Pedunculata)Lavender or Lavandula, is an aromatic family of herbs native to Mediterranean, distinct for its lilac flowers and strong scent. This particular variety is known as French Lavender, but also as Lavandula Pedunculata, Lavandula Stoechas Papillon, Lavandula Butterfly and Lavandula Papillon. It is a dwarf evergreen variety with an intense fragrance, narrow grey-green leaves, and deep purple flowers, borne in dense terminal heads. The small violet flowers appear on the plant throughout the summer: depending on the area you live in, they can appear as early as late May. They are very fragrant and will attract beneficial pollinators into your garden.French Lavender is a recipient of the coveted Award of Garden Merit (AGM) by the Royal Horticultural Society, which speaks volumes about its qualities and performance in UK gardens.Height and Spread of French LavenderA bushy dwarf shrub, Lavandula Pedunculata will achieve a maximum height and width of 50 centimetres to 1 metre in a period of 5 years.How Hardy is French LavenderLavandula Stoechas is native to the Mediterranean, so it requires milder climates to thrive. It is hardy in coastal and relatively mild parts of the United Kingdom, where winter temperatures do not drop below -5 degrees Celsius.How To Use French LavenderLavender is best enjoyed when planted en masse: the fields of violet and the heady perfume they spread look stunning. The fragranced flowers are adored by pollinators, so lavender often finds its place in wildlife-friendly gardens, but you can grow this versatile dwarf evergreen shrub in containers as well.  How To Care For French LavenderLavandula Pedunculata does best in well-drained soil, in a sunny, sheltered spot in the garden. Pro care tips: Do not overwater French Lavender. It prefers drier conditions. After the flowers fade, cut back the stalks for a neater shape. In April, carefully trim back but be sure not to cut into old wood. 

GBP 12.80
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Abelia Grandiflora Lucky Lots. Abelia Lucky Lots for Sale UK

Abelia Grandiflora Lucky Lots. Abelia Lucky Lots for Sale UK

Abelia Grandiflora Lucky LotsAbelia Grandiflora Lucky Lots is a semi-evergreen shrub with variegated foliage and scented white blossoms throughout the summer. This is a relatively new variety of Abelia Grandiflora, bred by Holland's Lendert de Vos. It is distinct for the creamy-white margins on its medium-green ovate leaves and a lovely compact bushy habit. This variety produces a profusion of sweet-scented funnel-shaped white flowers borne in panicles from mid-June right through until August.Height and Spread of Abelia Grandiflora Lucky LotsA slow-growing and compact shrub, Abelia Lucky Lots will reach a height of 1 metre and a spread of 1.5 metre over the course of 10 to 20 years.How Hardy is Abelia Grandiflora Lucky LotsHardy in the United Kingdom, this variegated Abelia variety will do well even in areas with severe winter weather. It will survive if the temperatures drop to -10 degrees Celsius, but it will benefit from some moderate sheltering in the colder months of the year. Generally considered pest and disease free, Glossy Abelias are very resilient plants.How To Use Abelia Grandiflora Lucky LotsOwing to its compact size and highly-decorative looks, Abelia Lucky Lots is ideal for adding interest to patios and balconies. The variegated foliage will offer year-round interest and the fragranced flowers will spread sweet and gentle perfume near your favourite sitting spot. It is great for combination planters and solo containers alike, as Abelia Lucky Lots is not fussy nor overpowering. Alternatively, you can also grow this semi-evergreen shrub in your garden, in a sheltered location, as a part of beds and borders, or planted en masse- as a low-growing hedge.How To Care For Abelia Grandiflora Lucky LotsEasy to grow and to care for, Abelia Lucky Lots will do well in partial shade or full sun. It grows happily in any moist but well-drained soil.

GBP 16.00
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Cornus Sanguinea Winter Beauty Dogwood Deciduous Shrub

Cornus Sanguinea Winter Beauty Dogwood Deciduous Shrub

Cornus Sanguinea Winter Beauty or Dogwood Winter BeautyCornus Sanguinea Winter Beauty is a majestic dogwood variety prized for its exceptionally vivid colours. The foliage, that emerges soft green and retains its colour throughout the summer, is at its best in the autumn, when the inconspicuous green foliage transforms into shades of orange and yellow. When the display of striking autumn leaves drops with the frosts, Dogwood Winter Beauty comes into its own. The bare twigs of this deciduous shrub are highly ornamental, vibrant yellow at the base, darkening to orange-yellow and red at the tips.Height and Spread of Cornus Sanguinea Winter BeautyCornus Sanguinea Winter Beauty is Dutch selection of compact habit, and its ultimate expected height is 1.5 to 2.5 metres, with the same expected spread.How Hardy is Cornus Sanguinea Winter BeautyCornus Sanguinea Winter Beauty is a variety of our native dogwoods, so it is no wonder that it is well-suited to our climate. Fully hardy in the United Kingdom, this beautiful shrub will do well in coastal gardens, as well as inland.How To Use Cornus Sanguinea Winter BeautyVersatile and eye-catching, Dogwood Winter Beauty is one of those shrubs that do well in any landscape. This deciduous shrub offers multiple seasons of interest, but it is the loveliest in autumn and winter, when not many plants in the garden offer much. As a result, Cornus Sanguinea Winter Beauty is best used in mixed shrub borders, where it can complement plants with summer and spring interest and shine when their time passes. Alternatively, you can plant this shrub en masse for an informal hedge or privacy screen.How To Care For Cornus Sanguinea Winter BeautyWhile exceptionally beautiful, Dogwood Winter Beauty does not require much fussing over to thrive. In fact, these hardy, resilient plants are quite easy to grow and care for and have no special demands. It will thrive in any type of soil, including chalk and clay, without sheltering in the winter or summer months, and in any location in the garden. For best results, though, plant this cultivar in well-drained but moist soil, in full sun to partial shade.

GBP 16.00
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Euoynmous Japonicus Microphyllus Low Growing Hedge Plant

Euoynmous Japonicus Microphyllus Low Growing Hedge Plant

Euonymus Japonicus Microphyllus is a slow growing boxwood-like plant which makes a great low growing hedge or border plant. It is an excellent choice in a variety of garden settings. Whether you plant just one in a pot, or a row of them as a low hedge, you will find that this low-maintenance foliage shrub will fit right in!Native to Japan, Korea, and China, Euonymus Japonicus Microphyllus has evergreen foliage for reliable year-round display. Its small, deep green glossy leaves are the main attraction, and the dense growth habit creates an effective low screen when grown as a hedge.Hardy in most parts of the UK, Euonymus Japonicus Microphyllus will reach a full height and spread of 20 cm metres in a period of 5 years, later reaching its full size of 30-60 cm. If planting as a hedge, space 15-20 cm apart. Prune out dead or damaged stems in early spring. Euonymus Japonicus Microphylluswill also come back from a severe pruning to the ground if renovation is necessary. Plant Euonymus Japonicus Microphyllus in full sun or partial shade, in moist but well-drained soil. They will do well in either a sheltered or exposed position, and are well-suited to planting in a coastal location as they are tolerant to salt and wind. Euonymus Japonicus Microphyllus is an extremely versatile plant which can be used in a variety of different ways in your garden plans. This small, slow-growing shrub is a natural choice for container growing, where its reliable year-round foliage will make it a star, whether on a rooftop terrace, balcony, or in a courtyard garden or on a patio. Place one Euonymus Japonicus Microphyllus on its own, or several, each in its own pot, perhaps at different heights, to create a beautiful year-round picture. They are also a great choice to plant near a formal fountain or pond. While they are too low for a privacy screen, even at full size, Euonymus Japonicus Microphyllus makes an excellent low hedge to mark off different portions of your garden, especially where you do not want the view obscured. Its dense growth and evergreen foliage can line a pathway or edge a patio. A plant or two halfway back in a mixed border will make a pleasant background for flowering plants during the growing season, and then take centre stage when winter comes.

GBP 12.00
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Rudbeckia Fulgida Goldsturm Coneflower Echinacea Yellow Storm

Rudbeckia Fulgida Goldsturm Coneflower Echinacea Yellow Storm

Rudbeckia Fulgida Goldsturm, also known as Echinacea Yellow Storm, or Coneflower Goldsturm, is instantly recognisable as the tall golden clump of daisy-like blooms brightening up a garden in late summer. Coneflower Goldsturm is an herbaceous perennial that will flower from August to October. Its dark green ovate foliage appears lush and fresh before developing a crown of golden yellow flowers that have orange to dark-brown eyes. Each bloom measures up to 12 centimetres across and attracts a variety of pollinators.  The RHS have given Rudbeckia Fulgida Goldsturm the Award of Garden Merit AGM and it is popular with gardeners and flower arrangers for the strong colour. Rudbeckia Fulgida Goldsturm is fully hardy in the UK, withstanding frosts and snow before it re-shoots in spring. If its roots are keep out of water-logged soil, it will re-shoot for many years. Unlike some perennials, Goldsturm’s yellow blooms can withstand the summer rain and wind. Echinacea Yellow Storm will grow to a maximum of half to one metre and spread across the same distance within two to three years depending on the soil quality. Plant a clump in amongst tall grasses for a wild meadow effect or pack in with other late summer perennials to finish off the growing season with a bang. They look best in drifts, and clumping several along the length of your flower border will stretch the eye, giving the illusion of more space. You can plant Echinacea Yellow Storm in a container too, but do make sure it doesn’t dry out. Cut flower arrangements benefit from Rudbeckia Fulgida Goldsturm because they last well after cutting and give a bright boost to an arrangement. They also dry well for craft projects with dried flowers or for dried flower arrangements. Coneflower Goldsturm resembles a mini sunflower, but requires much less care. The erect stems do not need stakes and the foliage is not particularly attractive to snails. Rudbeckia Fulgida Goldsturm prefers a well-drained but moist soil of any pH. It will grow best in clay, chalk or loam soils, but will manage in most spots if it does not dry out. A sunny spot is preferential, lighting up the golden flowers, but Coneflower Goldsturm has a tolerant habit, and it will thrive in partial shade too. If you deadhead any spent blooms they will repeat flower throughout August and October, often lasting until the first frosts. During the winter you can remove dead foliage ready for the next season’s growth. 

GBP 12.00
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Berberis Thunbergii Pow Wow. Japanese Barberry Pow Wow

Berberis Thunbergii Pow Wow. Japanese Barberry Pow Wow

Berberis Thunbergii Pow Wow is a recent introduction to the Berberis (Japanese Barberry) family. Berberis Pow Wow is a deciduous compact shrub that has a slender, narrow upright growth habit. Each spring, it produces golden yellow leaves splashed with cream, along with tiny red flowers. The leaves turn a vivid lime green in summer and small fruits emerge in June which ripen to red. This is followed by intense autumn foliage colour ranging from orange to pink to reds and purples. With such ever-changing leaf colour as the seasons progress, together with its flowers, its fruit and it elegant shape, this shrub offers year round interest and high ornamental value. It is a most attractive shrub to have in the garden.  In terms of size, Berberis Thunbergii Pow Wow will attain a height of circa 1 metre with a spread of half a metre over time. It won’t get overly large.  In terms of aspect, Berberis Pow Wow likes full sun but it will also grow perfectly well in more shaded positions. However, keep in mind that autumn colour and fruits tend to be more striking if Pow Wow is exposed to direct sunlight.  Defensive HedgesPrickly Berberis shrubs are very often used as a defensive hedging because of their dense growth habit and most importantly their sharp barbs, characteristic of the Berberis family. Use Berberis thunbergii Pow Wow as a low hedge, particularly where you want to limit footfall or keep out unwanted intruders or animals, due to the very sharp spines. Consider also as part of an ornamental mixed hedge.  Berberis Pow Wow can be pruned or trained to your desired height or shape. Do be careful when you prune them – which you should never do without protective garden gloves. Never pick up the branches with bare hands as the spines can get under the skin and break off. Berberis thunbergii (Japanese Barberry) are popular as they are low maintenance shrubs with high decorative value contributed by the flowers in spring, fruits in summer and beautiful colours in autumn. Easy to look after, Berberis thunbergii Pow Wow will grow in almost all types of soil and is tolerant of urban pollution. Berberis thunbergii Pow Wow is frost hardy. Apart from hedging, other uses for this low growing berberis shrub include rock gardens, small gardens, embankments, isolated groups, flowerbeds and borders.  More on the Berberis Thunbergii family of shrubs…Related plants include Berberis thunbergii orange rocket and Berberis thunbergii Admiration.  

GBP 13.60
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Prunus Laurocerasus Genolia Laurel Instant Hedging Screens

Prunus Laurocerasus Genolia Laurel Instant Hedging Screens

Prunus Laurocerasus Genolia Laurel Instant Hedging ScreensThis new evergreen cherry laurel hybrid is a product of the Genolier Arboretum in Switzerland and is known to be particularly hardy. Prunus Laurocerasus Genolia (also known as Cherry Laurel Genolia or simply Genolia Laurel) has a narrow upright or fastigiate growth habit which is ideal where a tall dense hedging screen is required. These particular Prunus Laurocerasus Genolia plants have been nurtured and grown in rows of 5 or 6 plants and have been trained on a bamboo frame to maximise the screening effect. We refer to them as Instant Hedging Screens as they provide immediate privacy. These instant hedging screens are perfect when you want an instant hedging screen in a hurry. They are also very useful for narrow spaces as the row of plants is not overly wide.The Genolia Laurel is a fast-growing. When mature, these hedging screen generally stands 5 to 10 meters with a spread of only about 80 centimetres wide. The wonderfully slim, upright growth patterns of the Genolia Laurel are very strict from youth to maturity, which means that the hedge rarely requires clipping to maintain its appearance. That said, Prunus Laurocerasus Genolia will tolerate pruning well. Even when coppiced to almost ground level, it will still regrow with a strong upright habit. The stems and branches of the shrub are tough and do not readily break which makes it a good choice to stand up to wind. The evergreen foliage of the Genolia Laurel is eye-catching. The dark green leaves are elongated, somewhat narrow and glossy. When a leaf is crushed it releases the aroma of almonds. Flower buds appear on the shrub in the autumn months and winter, however, they do not open until late spring or early summer. The shrub produces fragrant white flowers that form large clusters. The flowers are a favourite of bees and butterflies. Following flowering, a limited number of red cherry-like fruits form that are generally rapidly consumed by songbirds and other woodland creatures. However, if the berries persist into autumn they turn a dark, blackish shade. These exceptionally tough Prunus Laurocerasus Genolia Hedging Screens grow in virtually any well-draining soil. They tolerates full sun or partial shade. This hardy hedging screen has the ability to cope with temperature extremes such as hot summers and snowy winters. During its first year of growth, it should be kept evenly moist to encourage root formation. However, once established, your hedging screen should withstand short periods of drought. The Genolia Laurel is an excellent, virtually carefree shrub to produce instant privacy screens quickly and effectively. Once established, it will quickly form a medium to tall hedge that provides year-round privacy. 

GBP 12.80
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Buddleia Davidii Royal Red Butterfly Bush. Buy UK

Perovskia Blue Spire Russian Sage for Sale Online UK

Perovskia Blue Spire Russian Sage for Sale Online UK

To give it its full name, Perovskia Atriplicifolia Blue Spire (or Russian Sage) is a deciduous perennial shrub originating from the Steppes of Central Asia. It has highly aromatic grey leaves and masses of spikes of blue flowers in late summer. It will continue to flower well into the autumn.The Russian Sage plant is a lovely aromatic addition to the garden and it flowers at a time when many other plants have stopped. We advise planting a few together to maximise the impact of the beautiful blue spires in full bloom in the late summer and autumnal garden.Each spring, the new growth emerges from the old wood. The greyish green leaves are on upright, silver-white stems which eventually reach over a metre tall. It is these long stems that produce the panicles of small blue flowers. If you crush the leaves between your fingers, you will get an aroma not dissimilar to sage, a genus to which Perovskia is related. In late summer, usually July or August, panicles of beautiful hazy blue spires of flowers appear.Perovskia Blue Spire is a much taller plant than its aromatic relatives such as sage or lavender. It will get to be roughly 1.5 metres high and about 1 metre wide. Once established, Perovskia is a low-maintenance plant, requiring just a bit of pruning in spring once the leaves begin to emerge.This plant absolutely loves a nice sunny position so do plant it in full sun. It will grow in most soils including sandy and chalky. Despite its land-locked Central Asian origins, Perovskia Blue Spire is also a good plant for windy coastal areas.Perovskia Blue Spire will bring bees and other pollinators into your garden. It is also a recipient of the award of garden merit from the RHS.Tip: Best to prune Perovskia Blue Spire back to the wood as soon as the first leaves begin to emerge. This will encourage healthy new growth for the season ahead.

GBP 13.60
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Cistus Alan Fradd Rock Rose for Sale Online UK

Cistus Alan Fradd Rock Rose for Sale Online UK

Cistus Alan Fradd or Rock Rose Alan FraddSun Roses or Rock Roses, are small flowering shrubs native to the Mediterranean that prefer full sun and rocky, dry environments. The variety Cistus Alan Fradd, also known as Rock Rose Alan Fradd has evergreen foliage and thin, papery white flowers with a central deep purple blotch at the base of each petal. These purple spots also give the cultivar its full botanical name: Cistus Purpureus Alan Fradd. In the centre of the blossom, there is a boss of vibrant golden antlers that further adds to its loveliness. While the blossoms are delicate and not very long-lasting (they usually do not last for more than a day), they are produced freely and profusely in June and July.Height and Spread of Cistus Alan FraddLow-growing, Rock Rose Alan Fradd will achieve a maximum height and spread of up to 1 metre.How Hardy is Cistus Alan FraddRock Rose Alan Fradd is a tough, resilient cultivar. It is hardy in the United Kingdom and will fare well in most areas, surviving temperatures as low as -10 degrees Celsius. It is also considered pest and disease free.How To Use Cistus Alan FraddThe appeal of this flowering evergreen shrub is certainly its striking blossoms, but what makes Rock Rose Alan Fradd so special is its toughness. This plant does well in poor soils, dry soils, does not mind subzero temperatures or salty, seaside conditions. As a result, Rock Rose Alan Fradd is an ideal choice for dry banks, rock gardens, or coastal gardens. It will offer a burst of colour and interest in the summer months, and make a lovely groundcover for the rest of the year. The blossoms also attract pollinators (bees) so this pretty little shrub makes a good choice for wildlife gardens, as well.How To Care For Cistus Alan FraddRock Rose Alan Fradd is one of those plants that thrive on neglect and as long as it is planted in a sunny location, this compact evergreen shrub will be perfectly content. It does well in a range of different soils, including poor soils, but can become chlorotic on chalky soils. It prefers well-drained to dry soils.

GBP 16.00
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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 12.00
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Rhododendron Kalinka Purple Flowering Evergreen Shrub

Rhododendron Kalinka Purple Flowering Evergreen Shrub

Rhododendron KalinkaRhododendron Kalinka is a semi-dwarf evergreen with deep pink to purple flowers. It suits a low maintenance mixed border in a cottage-style garden. Rhododendron Kalinka is a cultivar of Japanese Rhododendron Yakushimanum which are commonly known as ‘Yak’ hybrids. Yak Hybrids are increasingly popular in the UK thanks to the typically rounded trusses and free-flowering habit and compact neat dome-shaped form.With its springtime glossy green rounded leaves with brown undersides, Rhododendron Kalinka is a stunning plant, but when its purple-pink flowers emerge it’s a truly beautiful rhododendron. In spring red buds open to pink bell-shaped flowers with paler centres. Up to 17 of these blooms are borne in conical trusses.The dense growth habit of this compact and neatly shaped rhododendron creates a pretty shrub that doesn’t take over the garden. Height And Spread of Rhododendron KalinkaThis is a compact Yak rhododendron that won’t get larger than a metre in all directions over ten years.How Hardy Is Rhododendron KalinkaKalinka is hardy in most of the UK surviving frosts if the roots are well-drained. It is rarely bothered by pests. How To Use Rhododendron KalinkaThis rhododendron is small enough to form part of a mixed border or gravel garden and will grow well on a slope. Its profusion of bell-shaped flowers are attractive to pollinators and it’s particularly suitable for low maintenance gardens.  You can grow Kalinka in a container as a specimen bush if the container is large and well-watered, but ensure the roots do not dry out and be sure to use ericaceous compost. How To Care For Rhododendron KalinkaRhododendron Kalinka thrives in acidic soil and will struggle in alkaline conditions. Prepare the planting hole with plenty of acid-based compost and top-dress each year. If you have chalky soil its best to grow this in a container with ericaceous compost. Rhododendrons need dappled light, prefer shelter, and enjoy moist but well-drained humus-rich soil. Be careful to plant on the shallow side, ensuring the stem is not buried. Kalinka does not need pruning but you can remove dead or diseased branches in spring before the flowers. Mulch well with ericaceous compost and water until established. 

GBP 15.00
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Symphoricarpos Doorenbosii Mother of Pearl Snowberry

Symphoricarpos Doorenbosii Mother of Pearl Snowberry

Symphoricarpos Doorenbosii Mother of Pearl, more commonly known as Mother of Pearl Snowberry, is a stunning compact shrub, treasured mainly for its unusual pink berries. Extraordinarily tough, this petite variety adds colour and texture to the garden during autumn and winter, the two seasons when there is usually less interest to be found.The leaves of this deciduous, thicket-forming shrub are ovate and dark green, and beautifully offset both the fruits and the blossoms. In the summer, racemes of pale pink to white flowers appear, giving way to berries in autumn. Although the blossoms of Mother of Pearl Snowberry are not the most eye-catching feature of this plant, they do attract bees and other pollinators. Maturing in the period when most other plants go into a dormant phase, the pink flushed berries stay on the arching stems of this shrub well into the winter.Versatile and adaptable, Symphoricarpos Doorenbosii Mother of Pearl will thrive in any moderately fertile, moist but well-drained soil, including chalk and clay. When it comes to choosing a location for planting, this compact shrub will tolerate both full sun and partial shade, and thrive in both exposed and sheltered spots.Fully hardy in the United Kingdom, Symphoricarpos Doorenbosii Mother of Pearl can survive in areas with severe winters. Thriving even when the temperatures drop to -15 degrees, this deciduous shrub won’t need sheltering from frost.Quite easy to grow and care for, Mother of Pearl Snowberry requires no pruning to stay tidy, and it’s not affected by most pests and diseases. With a moderate growth rate, this cultivar stays compact even when fully mature, with its maximum size being around 3 metres high and across.Tough and beautiful at the same time, Mother of Pearl Snowberry will be the centre of the attention in any winter garden. Mostly grown in mixed shrub borders, this peculiar cultivar can also be used for under planting trees, as it tolerates dappled shade. Planted en masse, Symphoricarpos Doorenbosii Mother of Pearl can be grown as a low-growing hedge, lush and green during the spring and summer, and laden with pink berries in the autumn.Looking for more shrubs that have showy fruits? Take a look at purple berried Callicarpa Bodinieri Profusion or white berried Symphoricarpos Doorenbosii White Hedge.

GBP 14.40
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Molinia Caerulea Karl Foerster Purple Moor Grass Buy Online

Molinia Caerulea Karl Foerster Purple Moor Grass Buy Online

Molinia Caerulea Karl Foerster or Purple moor Grass Karl FoersterKarl Foerster is a beautiful ornamental grass with relatively low maintenance requirements. It is well suited and actually prefers acid soils. If you’re looking for a nice addition to your Cottage or Informal planting, in beds, or as a border, as a gravel planting or in drier areas, this could be an excellent choice! It's full botanical name is Molinia Caerulea subsp arundinacea ‘Karl Foerster’.  Known for its tufted, deciduous habit, this ornamental grass forms clumps of long, linear leaves which arch and change to yellow in autumn.  In the summer, its flower forms from upright branches and narrow panicles of purplish colours that flow with the breeze.  It reaches an ultimate height between 1 and 1.5 metres, and a spread of 0.5-1.0 metres wide. It takes Molina Caerulea Karl Foerster about 2-5 years to reach its ultimate growth.The best site to place this beauty in would have full sun or partial shade.  A south, north, west, or east aspect, it can do well in sheltered or exposed locations. The soil should be moderately fertile, and well-drained, but able to maintain good moisture at the same time. pH should be slightly acidic to neutral. A range of textures can be present, from loam to chalk to sand or clay as long as the drainage is good. Maintenance requirements for this variety are fairly low. You should plan to remove dead foliage and old flowered stems in the spring, but other than that, she isn’t all that picky.  A real plus of this ornamental grass is that it has very few if any challenges pertaining to pests or diseases.Also known as Purple Moor Grass, the Molinia Caerulea Karl Foerster ornamental grass will add a touch of colour to your prairie planting or borders, along edges of your yard, or any informal planting. It is a member of the Gramineae family, and has its origins in Eurasia.  It’s considered hardy to Zone H-7, well suited to virtually all of the UK. It bears the name of the German nurseryman Karl Foerster (1874-1970).So if you’re looking for almost transparent, delicate plumes of ornamental grass on erect and arching stems arising from clumps that originated as purplish shoots in the spring, green foliage in the summer, and yellow in the autumn, have a look at this beautiful variety of ornamental grass.

GBP 9.38
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Spiraea Vanhouttei Bridal Wreath Vanhoutte Spirea for Sale

Spiraea Vanhouttei Bridal Wreath Vanhoutte Spirea for Sale

Spiraea Vanhouttei - Bridal Wreath or Vanhoutte SpireaHere’s a beauty abounding with character and heritage. Grown across UK gardens for more than a century, it is the largest of the Spirea genus. A recipient of the prestigious Royal Horticultural Society’s Award of Garden Merit, it really stands out in any garden space.  Spiraea Vanhouttei is a beautiful deciduous shrub which provide a wonderful, three dimensional structure of sorts. Some suggested locations include city and courtyard gardens; coastal cottages; an informal patio garden; along borders and beds; or as a container plant on the patio. Most notably, the Spiraea Vanhouttei shows off a profuse white flower from its shrub habit, with notable green foliage. Once autumn arrives, the leaves turn to a pronounced shade of purple.A member of the Rosaceae Family, and the Genus Spiraea, some consistencies across its relatives include their deciduous nature, sometimes suckering, simple leaves speckled with white and sometimes pinkish borne on pink stems. Vanhoutte Spirea express a beautiful cluster of white flowers along the stems in the early months of summer.Spiraea Vanhouttei, also known as the Bridal Wreath is hardy to zone H7 in the UK. Spirea prefer full sun or partial shade; so the order of preferred aspect would be facing south, north, west or east. They can handle exposure or do well in sheltered positions as well.Insofar as their preferred soils, Vanhouttei Bridal Wreath will thrive in well drained but moist soils so supplying good organic matter to a soil that drains well internally is preferred. Best textures would be sand, chalk, and loam. The preferred pH for this beauty is slightly acid to slightly alkaline or near neutral (7.0). Its time to ultimate height is from 5-10 years depending on management and site. It will typically grow to more than 0.75-1.50 metres in height 0.75-1.0 metres in spread.This shrub is well suited to most soils that hold moisture well without saturating and causing wet feet. Other than the most extreme cold conditions, Spiraea Vanhouttei will persist in virtually all environments.So if you’re in search of a compact, deciduous shrub to place as a border or manage as its own bed, whether in the garden or a container on the patio, give this historically rich specimen a try. Its distinctive, profuse white flowers against its green foliage backdrop that turns a pronounced shade of purple in autumn will make it a year-round favourite.

GBP 14.40
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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 16.00
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Philadelphus Coronarius Mock Orange for sale Online UK

Philadelphus Coronarius Mock Orange for sale Online UK

Philadelphus Coronarius, also known as the common mock orange, is a hardy, low-maintenance shrub with fragrant flowers which will make a great addition to any city or country garden. It has received the RHS Award of Garden Merit to recognize its usefulness to UK gardeners. Native to southern Europe, Philadelphus Coronarius is a common sight in UK gardens. In spring its ovate leaves are bright yellow, changing to a yellow-green as the season goes on. Its creamy white fragrant flowers, 2.5 cm across with yellow centres, appear in early summer. Fully hardy throughout the UK, the common mock orange will grow to its full height of 1.5-2.5 metres and spread of 1-1.5 metres in 5-10 years, and last for decades. For a hedge, plant the shrubs 60 cm apart. Philadelphus Coronarius will benefit from an annual pruning immediately following the flowering period. Cut out all spent flowers to the first strong shoot, and cut out up to 20% of the older stems to the ground to encourage vigorous new growth. Philadelphus Coronarius will grow best in full sun or partial shade in any well-drained soil. It will also be happy in a damp, shaded spot. Once established it will tolerate dry soil conditions. It will do well in a sheltered or exposed position. Tolerant to both urban pollution and salt, it is a good choice for both city and coastal plantings. Common mock orange is often used as a hedging plant because of its dense structure and quick growth rate, giving a reliable, bushy screen in a few years from planting. It is best as an informal hedge, as it looks best when it retains a natural growth pattern. Philadelphus Coronarius is best planted where the fragrance of the flowers can be enjoyed in season, perhaps along the side of a patio, where it will also create an effective privacy screen in spring, summer, and autumn. In a smaller space a specimen shrub will still perfume the air and provide a season-long splash of colour with its bright green leaves. Planted near a window, its scent can be enjoyed inside as well. Common mock orange is also a classic cut flower, especially combined with June roses, bringing its perfume into the house and lasting up to a week. Philadelphus Coronarius has long been grown and appreciated by UK gardeners. Its reliable hardiness, bright foliage, and fragrant flowers make it a perfect choice for gardens everywhere!

GBP 14.40
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Berberis Julianae Wintergreen Barberry Hedge Plants Buy UK

Berberis Julianae Wintergreen Barberry Hedge Plants Buy UK

Berberis Julianae Wintergreen BarberryBerberis Julianae Wintergreen Barberry is a tough, attractive evergreen hedge plant which will create an impenetrable screen wherever you need it. Native to central and western China, Berberis Julianae has been cultivated by UK gardeners since 1900. Its narrow, glossy leaves are copper coloured when they emerge in the spring, turn dark green in the summer, and then often red in autumn, persisting  throughout the winter, providing winter colour for your garden and reliable privacy all year. In late spring, its red-tinged yellow flowers appear in clusters, and will attract butterflies to your garden. The flowers are followed by black berries in the autumn, which will bring birds for winter feeding. Wintergreen Barberry’s long, strong thorns make it an excellent deterrent to both animal and human intruders. Reliably winter-hardy throughout most of the UK, Berberis Julianae Wintergreen Barberry will grow to a mature height and spread of 2.5-4 metres over a period of 10 to 20 years, growing about 30 cm a year. Berberis Julianae will require regular pruning to maintain vigorous growth. Wearing long, tough, gloves to protect against the thorns, cut out dead stems, and then thin the remaining stems. Berberis Julianae will grow in almost any location and soil type except in waterlogged soil, although it will do best in a well-drained, slightly acidic moist soil. Once established it is quite drought tolerant, and is well-suited to planting in coastal regions as it tolerates salt. It is also an excellent choice where deer are a problem. Plant Wintergreen Barberry where you want to establish a secure barrier screen that will serve that purpose year-round. It is an excellent hedging plant, with its evergreen leaves, spring flowers, autumn and winter berries to provide visual interest, while its dense growth habit will provide continual privacy and the long, sharp thorns will discourage even the most determined intruder. Berberis Julianae also serves well as a ground cover on a difficult slope, where its drought tolerance will also be a bonus. Because of its evergreen foliage and attractive flowers and berries, it can be used as a specimen foundation planting or as a small grouping in a larger informal border.If you need a tough barrier, think about a Berberis Julianae Wintergreen Barberry hedge, combining the attractiveness of its foliage, flowers and fruit with the deterrent qualities of its thorns. Its tolerance of a wide range of planting conditions makes it a great choice for gardens across the UK!

GBP 16.80
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Prunus Laurocerasus Mount Vernon Cherry Laurel. Low Growing

Prunus Laurocerasus Mount Vernon Cherry Laurel. Low Growing

Prunus laurocerasus Mount Vernon Laurel Prunus laurocerasus Mount Vernon Laurel is a low growing, compact shrub of the evergreen type. Its attractive mound shape makes it a wonderful choice across a number of locations where other materials wouldn’t do well. It is a dwarf version of Prunus laurocerasus Cherry Laurel. A superb ground cover plant, the Mount Vernon Laurel has glossy, showy leaves which are dark green above and pale green underneath. The horizontal branches keep the plant compact and low growing. In mid to late spring, it sends masses of spikes, which can be up to 13 cm long which form its scented white flowers. The flowers then pollinate into a cherry type fruit, which, for this variety are borne as black berries under the mass of foliage.The Mount Vernon Cherry Laurel is especially hardy. It will grow to be about 30 cm in height and about 60 cm in spread, so planting distances are typically recommended at about 45 cm between plants.  Mount Vernon is an American variety of the shortest Cherry Laurel.  Its uses range from borders, to rock gardens, and often as a luxurious looking ground cover. The slight droop to the leaves adds elegance to this specimen when used as a ground cover. Good to know that Prunus laurocerasus Mount Vernon will perform equally well in full sun and shade. One use that is popular is under trees where it can forage for moisture and is happy with the rain falling from the tree above. Even though it is a dwarf version of its parentage, it maintains the leaf size associated with them, often 15 cm in length.Prunus lauocerasus Mount Vernon’s white flowers arise in summer only, but it maintains its medium green foliage throughout the seasons, therefore considered a plant with a year-round interest. Use it as a low growing hedge, foundation, groundcover, on banks and slopes, as an edging in mixed beds, for erosion control, or to provide a structural garden.The preferred soil environment for the Mount Vernon Laurel includes a need for acidic soils which are rich in humus and drain through fairly well. It does not tolerate droughty conditions, nor extended periods of ‘wet feet’. In dry winters, during periods above freezing and soil exposure, it likes to be provided a little water. It likes a soil that can hold water, so clayey environments are acceptable, as long as you have good humus built up in the soil and it drains through well.

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Forsythia Intermedia Gold Rausch. Forsythia Goldrush

Forsythia Intermedia Gold Rausch. Forsythia Goldrush

Forsythia Intermedia Gold Rausch is a spectacular springtime flowering shrub that blooms before most others and when it does it certainly arrives with a bang. Bright lemon four-petalled flowers cluster on bare stems creating a focal point. After the golden smothering of blooms in March and April, fresh green leaves push through to maintain a colourful appearance until autumn.Forsythia Intermedia Gold Rausch is also known as Forsythia Goldrush. It is a particularly bright variety of Forsythia that has larger than average flowers yet it is compact – this makes it the perfect addition for a small garden. It’s easy to grow and requires very little care.How Hardy Is Forsythia Intermedia Gold Rausch?Despite its sunshine appearance Intermedia Gold Rausch is a fully hardy plant in the UK. It will grow in any soil type and although it prefers moist well-drained soils once established it will flourish and bloom in the majority of situations. Gold Rausch does not like water logged condition around its roots however.How To Use Forsythia Intermedia Gold RauschGold Rausch is a compact variety of Forsythia and will fit into most garden situations. It brightens a shrub border early in the year and provides early pollen for bees when little else is available. If space is tight but you can’t resist this lemon beauty then it will happily grow in a fairly deep container. You can move this about to enhance or cover an area. It looks particularly good near the front door during grey March.In time, you can also train Gold Rausch to grow flat against a fence. Tie its stems to wire and remove any forward growing shoots after flowering. In larger areas you can grow a hedge or screen by planting individual shrubs a few feet apart.How To Care For Forsythia Intermedia Gold RauschForsythia can get ‘leggy’ if it’s not pruned - this means the bottom part of the stems and branches bear no flowers or leaves as it grows taller. Simply remove several old stems from the base and thin out the rest by cutting back a third to the nearest strong bud. Do this after flowering has finished in summer. If you mulch or top up the container with compost at the beginning of the year it ensures an even brighter rush of flowers. Don’t forget to water container grown forsythia as wind can be drying in spring.Forsythia Goldrush is a sure sign that spring has arrived and it never disappoints after a dull and dreary winter. 

GBP 13.20
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Tamarix Tetrandra. Four Stamen Tamarisk. Salt Cedar For Sale

Tamarix Tetrandra. Four Stamen Tamarisk. Salt Cedar For Sale

Tamarix Tetrandra is commonly known as the Four Stamen Tamarisk or the Salt Cedar. It is a deciduous mid-sized shrub that produces a profusion of pink blooms in late spring. It can also be grown as a small tree.The Salt Cedar’s foliage is tiny, scaly and needle-like, covering dark, almost black, umbrella branches that cascade from its centre. Salt Cedar’s main attraction is its pink feathery plumes of blushed pink blooms that hang in racemes from the late spring months of May to June. It creates quite a show and makes a highly attractive statement piece. These bushy racemes move in the breeze and create a soft rustling sound. If you want an architectural plant, four stamen tamarisk is a great choice.  It has been awarded the RHS Award of Garden Merit for its beauty, ease of growth and reliability. How Hardy Is Tamarix Tetrandra?Hardy in most place in the UK if it’s not placed in waterlogged condition. Salt cedar also tolerates high salt and windy areas, making it a top choice for costal gardens and exposed areas. How To Use Tamarix TetrandraSalt Cedar is a popular choice for a low maintenance coastal garden due to its salt and wind resistance. Use it to cover an unsightly area such as a shed or bare wall as it will grow to heights of 2.5 - 4 metres and spread across the same distance.  If you decide to grow your four stamen tamarisk as a tree, try placing it directly into your lawn as a statement piece. In larger gardens of open space Salt Cedar can be used to break up a featureless area.  You can also use Tamarix Tetrandra in a border of mixed shrubs. It looks natural and wild in any conditions, attracting birds that hide in its feathery blooms. Try planting late spring flowering bulbs or ferns beneath Salt Cedar to create a woodland look, and place a garden bench nearby so you can admire its sights and sounds.How To Care for Tamarix TetrandraOnce established, Salt Cedar is self-sufficient, flowering year upon year with little care required. It likes a moist but well-drained spot in full sun, and will thrive in acid to neutral soils. It will not perform well in shallow chalky soils. Young shrubs benefit from wind protection and a thick layer of mulch in the spring. You do not need to prune Salt Cedar unless you need to restrict its growth.A perfect pick for a coastal garden or the gardener who want a statement shrub, Four Stamen Tamarisk is a tough, yet beautiful choice supported by its RHS award of garden merit. Read more about Tamarix on our blog. 

GBP 13.30
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Cornus Alba Sibirica or Siberian Dogwood for Sale Online

Cornus Alba Sibirica or Siberian Dogwood for Sale Online

Cornus Alba Sibirica also known as Siberian Dogwood is a popular tree or shrub and a real winter pleasure. It has one of the brightest barks in winter, as it blazes with vivid red colour when exposed to the sun. Siberian Dogwood is not fussy about soil and is easy to cultivate and maintain. The previous season’s vivid growth is cut back each year to form a thicket of crimson stems that naturally expands by layering. While Cornus Alba Sibirica is prized for its vibrant coloured bark that can blaze orange-red and yellow, it has many other decorative attributes. So much so, that many homeowners plant Siberian Dogwoods as a focal point on their lawns because of their ornamental value. In addition to attractive bark colour, Siberian Dogwood produces small creamy white flowers in spring. They appear in flat-topped clusters measuring about two inches each. The large foliage is a grey-green with white margins which turn a vibrant reddish purple in autumn. Clusters of bluish-white fruits emerge during late summer. The fruits have as much ornamental value as the flowers. They are also attractive to birds and pollinators. Red winter stems gradually turn darker as spring approaches. In terms of size, Siberian Dogwoods can grow to 10 feet tall. In terms of aspect, Dogwoods tolerate different types of soils and do well in open spaces where their stems look best during winter. If you are planning to plant a red-stemmed dogwood alongside a yellow or gold one for contrast, consider keeping them in matching groups rather than mixing them up.Dogwood pruning should be carried out in spring to ensure a brighter display during winter. Prune the stems almost to ground level to encourage new shoots to emerge. The new shoots can grow over four feet tall during spring and summer. The fresh growth provides a vibrant colour the following winter. Cornus alba Sibirica is a Tatarian Dogwood cultivar with brilliant red stems in winter that provide an attractive display on sunny winter days, even further embellished when there is snow on the ground. This is fast growing, multi-stemmed, deciduous shrub that requires minimal maintenance. The tree grows well in organically rich, medium moisture, well-drained soils. Consider trimming your Siberian Dogwood roots with a spade regularly to remove unwanted root suckers.For the best displays, Cornus Alba Sibirica should be grown with full exposure to the sun or partly shaded. Although the tree can tolerate a wide range of soils, it should be planted in moist, well-drained soil. Young stems often have the most vivid and impressive colours. We deliver Siberian Dogwood throughout the UK, Northern Ireland and the Irish Republic.

GBP 13.20
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Prunus Laurocerasus Otto Luyken. Cherry Laurel Otto Luyken

Prunus Laurocerasus Otto Luyken. Cherry Laurel Otto Luyken

Prunus Laurocerasus Otto Luyken or Cherry Laurel Otto Luyken is an evergreen shrub that is one of our hedging best sellers. Awarded the RHS Award of Garden Merit for its desirable qualities, this low-growing laurel will provide year-round interest in a compact size suitable for both large and small gardens! Otto Luyken is a spreading low growing variety of Laurel that won’t exceed 1 metre in height.Even though its often called English Laurel, Prunus Laurocerasus is actually native to the eastern end of the Mediterranean, but has been grown in the UK since 1576. Cherry Laurel Otto Luyken was introduced in Germany in 1968. The narrow, glossy green leaves of Prunus Laurocerasus Otto Luyken remain year-round. In April, the shrub is covered with spikes of fragrant white flowers, with sometimes a second round of blooms in the autumn. The flowers are followed by in autumn by red berries which mature to a glossy black, remaining on the plant through the winter and attracting birds to your garden. Hardy throughout most of the UK, even in severe winters, Cherry Laurel Otto Luyken will grow up to 15 cm a year to reach a full height of .5-1 metres and spread of 1-1.5 metres in a period of 5 to 10 years. For a low hedge or mass planting, space plants 45 cm apart. Prunus Laurocerasus Otto Luyken should be lightly pruned after flowering in late spring to remove dead or damaged stems and to retain the desired shape and size. It is best to cut out individual stems rather than giving the plant an overall shearing. It is also possible to prune Cherry Laurel Otto Luyken back severely when necessary.Prunus Laurocerasus Otto Luyken will grow well in almost any conditions. Plant it in full sun or part shade in any well-drained soil. It will do best with a steady supply of moisture. Resistant to salt, it is suited to coastal plantings. The low height of Prunus Laurocerasus Otto Luyken makes it an ideal choice for creating divisions in your garden without a massive height which restricts visibility and casts too much shade. One plant can make an attractive specimen in the corner of a courtyard garden, where year-round visual interest is especially important. At the back of a mixed border, one Cherry Laurel Otto Luyken will provide both beautiful flowers in spring as well as a reliable evergreen background for other flowering plants.Prunus Laurocerasus Otto Luyken is deservedly popular for its reliable evergreen foliage, lovely spring flowers, and compact growth habit, making it a versatile choice for gardeners all over the UK!

GBP 12.00
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