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

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

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

GBP 26.40
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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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Myrtus Communis or Common Myrtle for Sale Online. Myrtle Plant, Myrtle Tree, Myrtle Bush

Myrtus Communis or Common Myrtle for Sale Online. Myrtle Plant, Myrtle Tree, Myrtle Bush

Myrtus Communis or Common Myrtle is an evergreen flowering shrub native to the Mediterranean region. Placed in a flower bed or border, as a hedging or screen, along wall-side borders or in a city & courtyard Garden, the Myrtus Communis adds a nice bushy specimen to your garden space.A member of the Myrtaceae Family and the Genus Myrtus, Common Myrtle is a small to medium height shrub, or can be managed as a small tree. They have particularly aromatic leaves, rather leathery in nature, and ovate in shape. They produce solitary, bowl shaped white flowers with 5-petals of about 2 centimetres in length. When pollinated, the shrub will finish off with fleshy purplish-black berries, which can be edible.Hardy in the UK to Zone H4, Myrtle prefers full sun in a sheltered position from cold dry winds. When grown under glass, provide filtered sun with good ventilation and a loam-based compost for best results. In order to achieve maximum bloom set, a long hot summer is best. It is considered hardy across most of the UK apart from inland valleys, at high altitudes, and in the central and northerly locations. A harsh winter air below -10oC will scorch the leaves and result in some stem die back.In terms of its preferences regarding soil textures, Myrtus Communis will do best in moist but well drained soils, from chalk to clay to sand to loam. Near neutral pH is optimum, slightly acid or slightly alkaline are fine. Over the course of its 10-20 year journey to ultimate growth, Common Myrtle will achieve a height of 2.5-3.0 metres and a similar ultimate spread, from 1.5-3.0 metres.Of interest with Common Myrtle is that it is attractive to wildlife, butterflies, and pollinators. It actually contains a substance claimed to have an antibiotic action against chest and other ailments. The fruit’s aromatic flavour makes it edible fresh or dried as a food flavouring. The dried fruits and flower buds can be used to flavour syrups or add to sauce. The flowers actually have a sweet flavour and can be added to salads.Generally pest and disease free, Common Myrtle will persist for many years as long as your location provides protection from extreme cold. Once established, Common Myrtle has little or no need for regular pruning, but if you do prune it, it’s usually best to do it in mid to late spring. 

GBP 49.50
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Pinus Mugo Pumilio Swiss Mountain Pine Dwarf Mountain Pine

Pinus Mugo Pumilio Swiss Mountain Pine Dwarf Mountain Pine

Pinus Mugo Pumilio is also known as the Swiss Mountain Pine or Dwarf Mountain Pine Pumilio Group. This is a low-growing, slow-growing spreading coniferous evergreen shrub. The needles are long and mid-green and give a bushy appearance to the plant. Mature plants produce attractive brown cones. Pinus Mugo Pumilio is the most commonly used of the low growing pines as it has a very bushy appearance and is slightly faster growing than other varieties. A member of the Pumilio Group of the family Pinaceae Family, the Genus Pinus can occur as low-growing shrubs or large evergreen trees, some with quite attractive bark. The Genus characteristically develops an irregular outline once established. Leaves are long and needle-like in bundles of 2,3, or 5 typically. The cones may fall or sometimes remain on a given tree for years, depending on the variety. The Pumilio Group is known for its low, spreading, bushy growth which will form small shrubs with needles about 4 centimetres in length. Their cones are attractive, small, ovid in shape, and brown in colour. They first originated at 1500-2500 metres in the Alps and were first introduced to the UK in the 1950s.Pinus Mugo Pumilio Group can be considered a hardy evergreen withstanding temperatures as low as -40OC. They are also tolerant of coastal winds and do well in either an exposed or sheltered placement.Pinus Mugo Pumilio or Dwarf Mountain Pine prefers full sun with aspects by priority from South to North to West to East facing. They also prefer well drained soils, across the full spectrum of texture composition from loam, chalk, clay, or sand. A near neutral or slightly acidic pH will yield the best results with this shrub. They are slow growers, achieving ultimate height of 2.5-4.0 metres and a spread of approximately 4-8 metres over the course of their 50+ years to full maturity.Suggested garden locations and uses are many. Pinus Mugo Pumilio complements a large rock garden or a Japanese garden well. Use them to create a favourable dimension as a flower garden’s border.  They can persist and do well in Coastal Gardens and create an interesting, low shrub addition to any informal garden. They can even be grown in containers, as a bushy ground cover, topiary, urban gardens, as a specimen, or in a woodland garden location.Swiss Mountain Pine will attract Songbirds and capture a pleasant visual attraction. They are resistant to Deer, can tolerate drought, are not prone to many diseases, and are very low maintenance.  They do, however, respond nicely to some degree of shaping. These pines are suitable for windy and coastal areas - other plants for windy or exposed areas include chamaerops humilis palms.

GBP 270.00
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Syringa Vulgaris Ruhm Von Horstenstein Lilac for Sale Online

Syringa Vulgaris Ruhm Von Horstenstein Lilac for Sale Online

Syringa Vulgaris Ruhm Von Horstenstein  Syringa Vulgaris Ruhm Von Horstenstein Lilac is a classic heritage variety with the quintessential large trusses of purple flowers in late spring and the famous lilac fragrance that has been making gardeners happy since the 14th century. Syringa Vulgaris Ruhm Von Horstenstein is an easy to grow, deciduous Lilac shrub that will eventually reach around 2 metres approx. Ruhm Von Horstenstein Lilac will grow in any decent soil. It is best to position it in a nice sunny spot.  Syringa Vulgaris Ruhm Von Horstenstein is the perfect plant for literally any style of garden and wonderful for the wildlife that literally get drunk on the nectar from its flowers.  Ruhm Von Horstenstein Lilac is the perfect plant for the spring and summer garden. If it needs any pruning, best to do this immediately after it has flowered.

GBP 25.60
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Blue Diamond Rhododendron for Sale Online UK. Dwarf Variety

Blue Diamond Rhododendron for Sale Online UK. Dwarf Variety

Dwarf Rhododendron Blue Diamond Rhododendron Blue Diamond is an evergreen rhododendron that belongs to the family of Dwarf Lepidote Hybrids which owe their name to the scale-like texture of the undersurface of the foliage. Low-growing and highly decorative, this semi-dwarf evergreen shrub produces masses of violet-blue small flowers in clusters between April and May. The shades of blue tend to vary (adding to their charm) and are borne up to 5 in a truss. The evergreen foliage consists of elliptic, azalea-like leaves which start out medium green and turn to a bronze-greenish in the autumn.A UK native, this dwarf rhododendron was hybridized in 1935,  by J. J. Crosfield of Embley Park, England.Height and Spread of Dwarf Rhododendron Blue DiamondA semi-dwarf cultivar, Blue Diamond Rhododendron will achieve a maximum size of 1.5 metres in height and width.How Hardy is Dwarf Rhododendron Blue DiamondBlue Diamond Rhododendron is a tough, resilient evergreen shrub and it is fully hardy in the United Kingdom and will tolerate temperatures as low as -5 degrees Celsius.How To Use Dwarf Rhododendron Blue DiamondAlpine in origin, this semi-dwarf evergreen shrub is a great choice for rock gardens where it can add a much-needed touch of bright colour. Similarly, due to its compact size, Blue Diamond Rhododendron thrives in raised beds or small gardens. Plant on its own or in mass plantings, either way, the beautiful violet blooms will captivate.How To Care For Dwarf Rhododendron Blue DiamondUndemanding and adaptable, Blue Diamond Rhododendron does not need much to thrive in your garden. Unlike other rhododendron varieties that do well in shade, owing to its origin, this alpine shrub will do best in full sun so pick a sunny spot in the garden. However, a trait that Blue Diamond shares with other rhododendrons is that it requires well-drained, acidic soil to grow in. For best results, enrich the soil with ericaceous feed if you are unsure about the pH value or want to enhance the acidity.

GBP 21.00
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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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Berberis Thunbergii Atropurpurea Concorde Japanese Barberry

Berberis Thunbergii Atropurpurea Concorde Japanese Barberry

Berberis Thunbergii Atropurpurea Concorde or Japanese Barberry Concorde is an extremely tough and versatile low growing variety of Berberis with an attractive dome shape. Its distinctive dark red-purple foliage is striking. Berberis Concorde has received both the RHS Award of Garden Merit and Perfect for Pollinators badge.Native to Japan, this Berberis Concorde cultivar is noted for its dark red-purple foliage and maintains this striking colour throughout the spring and summer before turning a bright scarlet in autumn for yet another colour sensation! Small yellow flowers emerge in the spring at the same time as the leaves, and are followed by bright red berries in autumn. In winter, the thorny black bare stems have an architectural appeal of their own.Completely hardy throughout the UK and northern Europe, Japanese Barberry Concorde will grow to a mature height and spread of 0.5 - 1 metre in 10 to 20 years. Naturally growing into a rounded dome shape, it will respond well to pruning, but be sure to wear gloves, as Berberis Thunbergii Atropurpurea Concorde has thorns! If planting in groups or as a low hedge, space plants 60-90 cm apart. Plant Berberis Thunbergii Atropurpurea Concorde in full sun or partial shade in any well-drained soil in an exposed or sheltered position. Full sun will result in better autumn colour. Resistant to pollution and salt, Japanese Barberry Concorde will do well in both coastal regions and in city gardens. Deer and rabbits do not like the thorns that cover the branches, so these small shrubs are perfectly suited to country gardens as well. With its small size and dramatic colouring, Japanese Barberry Concorde is a good candidate for container planting on a rooftop terrace or patio, where it will provide three seasons of colour. A specimen plant in a mixed border will add a bit of drama and act as a balance to brightly coloured flowers. Planted as a low boundary hedge, the thorny branches of Berberis Thunbergii Atropurpurea Concorde will help discourage animals from wandering into your garden, and if planted in a mass planting on a difficult slope, it will provide effective erosion control. No matter where you plant your Berberis Concorde, its dramatic foliage colouring, compact size, and low-maintenance qualities will make it a winner!

GBP 26.40
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Photinia Fraseri Cracklin Red Photinia Cracklin Red Hedging

Photinia Fraseri Cracklin Red Photinia Cracklin Red Hedging

Photinia Fraseri Cracklin' Red is a striking new cultivar of Photinia x Fraserii which will provide year-round beauty in your garden. This evergreen shrub has glossy leaves which are a dark red when they first emerge, a striking contrast with the mature dark green foliage which persists all through the year. Flattened clusters of white flowers in mid and late spring add to the picture and attract bees and butterflies to your garden. The foliage retains its rich green colour throughout the winter, unless exposed to frost, when the foliage will turn red for a bright accent in a cold winter! Photinia Cracklin' Red forms a natural rounded shape.Height and Spread of Photinia Fraseri Cracklin' RedPhotinia Fraseri Cracklin' Red will grow to a mature height of 1.5 metres and spread of 2 metres in 10 to 20 years.How Hardy Is Photinia Fraseri Cracklin' Red?Photinia Fraseri Cracklin' Red is hardy in most places in the UK, even in severe winters.How to Use Photinia Fraseri Cracklin' RedLike other Photinia x Fraseri cultivars, Photinia Fraseri Cracklin' Red is a great choice for a low-maintenance hedge with year-round foliage. Cracklin' Red is compact and won’t become overly large – it is very suitable for medium sized hedging. Such a hedge can be planted in exposed locations as a windbreak for more delicate plants, or used as a foundation planting, as it will never grow too large for the location. One specimen would make a good container plant for a roof terrace or a balcony, providing year-round colour and privacy.Photinia Cracklin' Red also makes a good shrub for a mixed border, where its evergreen foliage will provide winter interest.How to Care for Photinia Fraseri Cracklin' RedPlant Photinia Cracklin' Red in full sun or partial shade in an exposed or sheltered position in moist but well-drained or well-drained sand clay or loam soil with an acid to neutral pH. Tolerant of aerosol salt, Photinia Fraseri Cracklin' Red will do well in coastal regions, and as it also tolerates urban pollution, will do well in even inner city locations. Rabbit and deer-resistant, it can be planted on country properties without special protection. Its natural compact form requires little or no pruning, making it an excellent low-maintenance choice.Photinia Fraseri Cracklin' Red is an easy-to-grow evergreen shrub with striking foliage and little pruning or maintenance required. In other words, it is an excellent hedging plant for the UK gardener! See also Photinia Red Robin for hedging. 

GBP 22.00
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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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Hydrangea Macrophylla Soeur Therese. White Flowering

Hydrangea Macrophylla Soeur Therese. White Flowering

Hydrangea Macrophylla Soeur Therese is a lovely, long-lasting mophead hydrangea cultivar which will bring a long season of lovely blooms to your garden. With its classic white flowers, it will fit into any planting scheme with ease!Hydrangea macrophylla Soeur Therese has been a popular choice for UK gardeners since the 1950’s. This mophead hydrangea’s slender stems send out dark green leaves in spring, followed in June, July and August with masses of flower heads, with the pure white petals of each individual ray surrounding a tiny pale blue eye in the centre. As the flowerheads fade in the autumn they turn to a pink-green shade, and remain on the plant until the spring, providing winter interest in the garden.Hydrangea Soeur Therese is winter-hardy throughout the UK, but should be planted in a sheltered spot in central and northern locations. It will do best planted in rich, loamy soil, moist but well-drained, with a neutral to acid ph. Hydrangea macrophylla Soeur Therese will do well in a shady location, although it will also tolerate full sun. The shrub will reach a mature size of 1.5 metres in height and spread in 5 to 10 years. Hydrangea macrophylla Soeur Therese should be pruned each spring, with the previous year’s flowerheads cut back to the first pair of healthy buds, and with older stems cut back to the base to encourage new, vigorous growth and continued profuse blooms. Hydrangea macrophylla Soeur Therese will find a spot in any garden, large or small, city or country. Its small size and year-round interest makes it a great choice for container planting on a patio, balcony, or rooftop terrace. It would make an excellent courtyard bush where space is limited and a long season is desirable.It is a natural choice sited towards the back of mixed border, where its attractive foliage, gorgeous blooms, and winter dried flower heads will make it an all-season star performer, and provide a beautiful backdrop for other flowering perennials of any colour. On a country property, Hydrangea macrophylla Soeur Therese would be a perfect choice for a woodland garden, where its bright white blooms would be a stand-out, and of course would be an excellent addition to a cottage garden.Hydrangea macrophylla Soeur Therese is an excellent cut flower, with its stems being long-lasting in floral arrangements, and its dried flower heads are also used for decorative purposes. A small, long-blooming and perfectly white mophead hydrangea, Hydrangea macrophylla Soeur Therese would make a great addition to any garden, large or small, formal or country cottage!

GBP 55.20
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Azalea Pontica. Rhododendron Luteum. Deciduous Azaleas UK

Azalea Pontica. Rhododendron Luteum. Deciduous Azaleas UK

Azalea Pontica Also known as Luteum, Azalea Pontica is a medium sized deciduous azalea. This is not a hybrid but rather a deciduous azalea species. Deciduous Azalea Species (rather than the hybrids such as the Exbury Azaleas) are becoming ever more popular. The flowers tend to be scented and arrive late rather than early, thereby extending the season. Most are hardy and many, such as this, have autumn colour. Azalea Pontica is a beautiful, fast growing, deciduous azalea that will give a wonderful display of fragrant, yellow, funnel-shaped flowers with a sweet scent in late spring into early summer. It has mid-green foliage that changes to a vibrant purple-crimson and orange in autumn. Azalea Pontica, also called Rhododendron Luteum, will give the garden lots of exciting colours through spring, summer and autumn.This plant is particularly suited to growing in our UK climate and is ideal for mixed borders or when planted to achieve a woodland effect, as these azaleas do prefer partial shady spots. However, as long as the soil is well drained and acidic, it will thrive and tolerate full sun.Make sure to avoid planting too deeply and apply a mix and mulch every spring.Max height and spread in 10-20 years 2.5-3 metres.

GBP 45.00
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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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Rhododendron Roseum Elegans. Rhododendron Hybrids Online UK

Rhododendron Roseum Elegans. Rhododendron Hybrids Online UK

Rhododendron Roseum ElegansRhododendron Roseum Elegans is a hardy, medium-sized Rhododendron Hybrid with spectacular flowers in late May / early June of lilac purple in colour which grow in large perfectly rounded trusses (or clusters) of circa 20 blooms per truss. By contrast, the evergreen foliage is more of an olive green and is thick, dense and lush.Beautiful Rhododendron Roseum Elegans is a vigorous grower with a dense and spreading habit. Other commendable characteristics are its tolerance of frost and sun, meaning this tough Rhododendron will do well even in exposed locations. And its flexibility doesn’t end there. Its toughness, growth habit and density make it an excellent windbreak. For similar reasons, it can also be used as a flowering hedge.Not short of flexibility, this elegant pink Rhododendron (as the name suggests) is also perfectly at home in the urban garden or gracing the terraces of London in terracotta pots.Rhododendron Roseum Elegans likes full sun and / or partial shade, and prefers acidic soil. It will reach a maximum height and spread in 10 years of circa 2 metres.Feed your Rhododendron regularly with ericaceous fertiliser and don’t’ forget to apply a mulch.Our Rhododendrons are available to buy online – we deliver UK wide to most destinations. You can also visit us at our garden centre in Crews Hill, North London. 

GBP 29.60
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Buddleia Davidii Royal Red Butterfly Bush. Buy UK

Buddleia Davidii Royal Red Butterfly Bush. Buy UK

Buddleia Davidii Royal Red Butterfly Bush. One easy way we can all help the declining butterfly population in the UK is to plant Buddleia Davidii Royal Red, most commonly known as The Butterfly Bush. This ornamental flowering shrub has large conical blooms at the end of arching branches - both fragrant and beautiful they are a magnet for pollinators, particularly attracting butterflies, they will cluster on the flowers, sometimes several will land on a single bloom.The flowers are in fact small individual tubular flowers arranged as panicles. This particular variety, Buddleia Royal Red, has vibrant red flowers that become more magenta in colour as the blooms mature.For a flash of colour, Buddleia Davidii Royal Red is an excellent choice for the mixed border, particularly in a cottage or English garden scheme and they grow well in an urban environment.They are not fussy about soil or aspect but for the best show of flowers, do plant in the sunniest part of your garden. Dead-head the fading flowers to prolong the flowering period, this cultivar is very fragrant and is an excellent cut flower.These deciduous shrubs are very hardy and a great choice for low maintenance gardens, in particular if you're creating a drought resistant border. Awarded the RHS AGM - Award of Garden Merit - a sure sign it will perform well in UK gardens.

GBP 13.20
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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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Acer Palmatum Bi Ho Japanese Maple for Sale Online UK

Acer Palmatum Bi Ho Japanese Maple for Sale Online UK

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

GBP 39.20
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Escallonia Laevis Pink Elle Evergreen Hedging Shrub Buy Online

Escallonia Laevis Pink Elle Evergreen Hedging Shrub Buy Online

Escallonia Laevis Pink Elle or Escallonia Pink ElleA repeat flowering shrub and an ideal hedging plant, Escallonia Laevis Pink Elle offers superb beauty without asking for much care in return. Compact and evergreen, this bushy shrub will be a good choice for small and big gardens alike, as its versatile yet striking appearance makes it stand out in any landscape. The glossy, leathery, toothed leaves are a deep green throughout the year, offering multiple seasons of interest, but it’s the flowering season(s) when this shrub is at its best. In the summer, large heads of mid-pink blossoms envelop the shrub, only to repeat shortly after in autumn, albeit in less prolifically. The prolonged season of blossoms, as well as attractive habit and foliage, make Escallonia Pink Elle a popular choice for beds, borders, and pots alike.Escallonia Laevis Pink Elle bears RHS plants for pollinators badge.Height and Spread of Escallonia Laevis Pink ElleA compact shrub with a bushy habit, Escallonia Pink Elle will grow to be between 1 and 1.5 metres high, with the same spread. Its compact size makes it suitable to be grown in large pots and containers. How Hardy is Escallonia Laevis Pink ElleThe Escallonia Laevis family originated in Brazil, which means that Pink Elle is hardy in the United Kingdom, but prefers coastal and relatively mild parts of the UK. In general, it performs best in areas where winter temperatures do not drop below -5 degrees Celsius.How To Use Escallonia Laevis Pink ElleIt is not difficult finding a spot in the garden for a shrub as pretty as Escallonia Pink Elle! This evergreen shrub can be grown in beds and borders for multiple seasons of interest, or planted in a larger container for a pop of colour on the patio or balcony. Similarly, when planted en masse, Escallonia Laevis Pink Elle is a good hedging plant.How To Care For Escallonia Laevis Pink ElleAs a plant that originated in a warm climate, Escallonia Pink Elle prefers a sunny spot in the garden, away from harsh and freezing winds that could damage its foliage. This flowering shrub does well in most soils, as long as they are well-drained.

GBP 24.64
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Forsythia Weekend. Forsythia x intermedia Weekend Buy Online

Forsythia Weekend. Forsythia x intermedia Weekend Buy Online

Forsythia Weekend (also Forsythia x intermedia Weekend) is a compact, smaller growing form of this superb deciduous shrub. Forsythia shrubs are an amazing way to achieve great colour in the garden, not only in the spring, but in the autumn months as well. One of the first bloomers, they provide an abundance of bright yellow flowers emerging from its young wood, signalling the arrival of spring. Other common names include Golden Bells Week-End, and synonymous terms such as Forsythia × intermedia 'Week-End' and Forsythia Weekend are used to describe this specimen. From the Family Oleaceae, the Genus Forsythia is categorised as a deciduous shrub with leaves that form a simple, often lobed shape. The tubular flowers of this Genus are short, spreading out into 4 lobes, and actually bloom before the leaves unfurl in spring.  ‘Week-End’ is a variety of Forsythia of medium-size, with more lance-shaped leaves and erect, slender branches. The flowers are borne in abundant fashion and have a more golden shade of yellow, typically about 3.0 centimetres across.Considered hardy to Zone H5 in the UK and Ireland, Forsythia Weekend prefers full sun to partial shade exposures, with its best Aspects facing South, West, or East. With this hardiness, Forsythia Weekend can do very well in exposed or sheltered positions. Their preferred soil media will be moist but well-drained. Any combination of textures from sand, clay, chalk, or loam will suffice, as long as it holds moisture well, but not to the point of waterlogging. Forsythia Weekend is not very particular in regards to pH as long as it is near neutral, slightly acidic, or slightly alkaline.This intermediate grower will take between 5-10 years to reach ultimate heights of 1.5-2.5 metres, and a comparable spread of 1.5-2.5 metres, consistent with it compact, smaller form. This habit lends itself to the very prolific show of golden-yellow flowers in early spring that are difficult to match.The Royal Horticultural Society agrees that Forsythia x intermedia Weekend is a winner, having awarded it with the prestigious Award of Garden Merit. Forsythia Weekend will fit very well as a flower border, or in the bed. The flowers make for a nice cut flower as well. A low maintenance shrub, Forsythia Weekend makes for a very nice hedge or low growing screen along wall side borders or most any city and courtyard garden. They are also relatively pest-free.

GBP 28.00
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Elaeagnus Ebbingei Maryline Oleaster Maryline Variegated

Elaeagnus Ebbingei Maryline Oleaster Maryline Variegated

Elaeagnus Ebbingei Maryline or Oleaster Maryline, is a striking new cultivar of the evergreen Elaeagnus Ebbingei family which will be a valuable addition to your landscape plans. Selected in France around 2012, it was awarded the bronze medal at Plantarium 2015. Elaeagnus Ebbingei Maryline is still not commonly available in the UK, but we have it! This cultivar is distinguished by the variegated leaves, which have a creamy yellow centre with an irregular green edge, and a silver-grey underside. The bright yellow leaves become even more vibrant as the seasons go by, making it a standout shrub or hedging plant in the garden, especially from a distance. Small, fragrant white flowers appear from September to November, providing a late-season source of food for bees.Height and Spread of Elaeagnus Ebbingei MarylineElaeagnus Ebbingei Maryline will quickly grow to a mature height and spread of 2.5 metres.How Hardy Is Elaeagnus Ebbingei Maryline?Elaeagnus Ebbingei Maryline is hardy in most places throughout the UK, even in severe winters, but it may not do well in exposed sites in northern locations.How to Use Elaeagnus Ebbingei MarylineThe small size and striking appearance of Elaeagnus Ebbingei Maryline make it an excellent choice for a container planting for a roof terrace, balcony, courtyard or patio, where its evergreen variegated foliage and autumn blooms will make it a year-round performer. It can be used as part of a foundation planting or in a mixed border, and is appropriate for use in either a single-species or mixed hedge, being especially valuable as a screening plant with its dense, evergreen foliage.How to Care for Elaeagnus Ebbingei MarylinePlant Elaeagnus Ebbingei Maryline in full sun or partial shade in an exposed or sheltered position in well-drained soil sand, clay or loam soil with an acid to neutral pH. Avoid persistently wet soil in winter. Tolerant of aerosol salt and wind, it is a good shrub for coastal areas, and as it also tolerant of pollution, it will fit well into city gardens. Oleaster Maryline is deer-resistant, so it makes an excellent shrub for country properties. Once established it is drought-tolerant. It can be pruned to shape and size in mid to late spring.Whether used as a hedging plant, or as a single specimen in a container or mixed border, the variegated evergreen foliage of Elaeagnus Ebbingei Maryline will hold its own in your garden!

GBP 22.00
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Imperata Red Baron or Japanese Blood Grass Ornamental Grass

Imperata Red Baron or Japanese Blood Grass Ornamental Grass

Imperata Red Baron or Japanese Blood Grass Japanese Blood Grass is a uniquely coloured and exquisite ornamental grass that adds an unusual character to the landscape or garden. Known for its vivid red-green leaves, Imperata Red Baron will persist in moist soils where other plants will not. If you might be looking for that ‘punch’ in your yard or edges, consider this winner!Japanese Blood Grass is known by a few other common names, including Cogon Grass or Rubra Japanese blood grass. Other synonyms include Imperata Cylindrica Red Baron and Imperata Red Baron. This ornamental grass is a member of the Poaceae Family and the Genus Imperata. Japanese Blood Grass is deciduous, rhizomatous and grows in loose clumps of long, brightly coloured flat leaves that are brightly coloured. In late summer, the panicles will exhibit a narrow, silvery, flower that contrasts beautifully against the colours of the foliage.Hardy to Zone H3 in the UK region (about minus 5), Imperata Red Baron grows to an ultimate height of 0.1-0.5 metres and spread of 0.1-0.5 metres. It takes between 2-5 years for Japanese Blood Grass to reach full height.This colourful ornamental grass grows well in moist areas or well drained soils rich in humus. It prefers full sun to partial shade with a south or east facing Aspect. If not subjected to deep freezes, it can do well in sheltered areas or exposed ones. In colder areas, Japanese Blood Grass may require some winter protection from extreme cold temperatures. Its soil texture preferences range from clay to chalk to loam. pH preference ranges from slightly acid through neutral to slightly alkaline.Ideal sites for this decorative grass include borders along flower beds, urban gardens and low maintenance areas where you are seeking a splash of colour. Due to its growth habit and rhizomatous nature, Imperata Red Baron will thrive where moisture is adequate to abundant. In well drained sites, it is very important that there is plenty of humus so as to retain soil moisture.If you place Japanese Blood Grass in the full sun, its colour develops into its brightest red, and when backlit by the sun, the translucent leaves brighten into a beautiful glow of colour. In a larger space, plant Japanese Blood Grass in groups of 3-6 so as to create its greatest visual effect.

GBP 22.00
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Magnolia Liliflora Susan. Specimen Magnolias for Sale Online

Magnolia Liliflora Susan. Specimen Magnolias for Sale Online

Magnolia Liliflora Susan is a hardy bushy tree-form magnolia. It is deciduous with dark green leaves emerging in spring. Magnolia Susan is a showy Magnolia with sumptuous, goblet-shaped, very dark purple-red flowers produced in late spring / early summer and intermittently into autumn. This is a small magnolia reaching a max height of 3 metres and spread  of 1 metre. It will thrive in either full sun or partial shade. Magnolia Liliflora Susan is hardy throughout the UK. Despite its delicate appearance it will survive sub-zero temperatures and flower the following spring. Magnolia Susan likes moist, well drained soils but will tolerate most conditions unless they are very chalky. To obtain the best flowers choose a sheltered and sunny spot. Gusty winds batter the sumptuous blooms and late frosts can damage buds so it’s best to keep this magnolia from frost pockets. It grows well in partially shady conditions too. Before planting Magnolia Susan put plenty of organic matter in the hole and cover the base with a thick layer of mulch each year. Water your magnolia tree regularly until it’s established. Magnolia Susan is a slow grower and suitable for smaller gardens. You can also grow them in large deep containers if you are able to provide water and food on a regular basis. If you have very chalky soil containers are the best way to grow magnolias. There is usually no need to prune magnolia, particularly the Susan variety, as the erect compact habit keeps itself neat. If you need to cut back damaged or crossed branches do so in mid-summer. If you’re looking for a magnolia tree but have limited space Magnolia Susan is a good buy because she can take 10 -20 years to reach full height. If you can put some thought into choosing the right spot Magnolia Susan will amply reward you with a glorious flower show year after year. It’s simply a beautiful tree. Award of Garden Merit by the Royal Horticultural Society, a sure sign that it will perform well in most gardens.Paramount Plants is a specimen tree nursery with a special interest in Magnolias, including large stocks of the evergreen Magnolia Grandiflora. View our entire range of Magnolias for sale online

GBP 26.40
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Escallonia Red Elf. New Zealand Privet Red Elf Hedging

Escallonia Red Elf. New Zealand Privet Red Elf Hedging

Escallonia Red Elf or New Zealand Privet Red Elf is a superb evergreen hedging plant, particular good in coastal areas. The Red Elf variety has small, tubular, dark red flowers that emerge from June to October. A great fit for coastal gardens, this compact shrub will reach a max height of about 1 metre making it is a good choice as a low growing hedge.The Genus Escallonia is known for its colour and beautiful flowers. A native of Chile, this group of evergreens can handle full sun and various planting conditions, even rockery soils. Between the flowering colours of white (Escallonia Iveyi), red (Escallonia Red Dream), pinkish (Escallonia Apple Blossom) or crimson as with the Red Elf, the deep green foliage makes this a year-round beauty in most any low shrub application.Escallonia Red Elf with its deep crimson flowers is not much different than its relatives, other than its unique flower colour. They prefer fertile, well-drained soils with full sun, though they can tolerate partial shade. A fairly wide range in terms of pH, they do great in near neutral, slightly acid, and slightly alkaline soils. As long as the site is well drained, is fertile and holds moisture. The texture can range or be comprised of any mix of chalk, clay, loam or sand. They can be exposed or sheltered and aspect preferences from greatest to least would be North-South-East-West.  They flower from May to August and are considered fully hardy to zone H4.The compact shrub habit makes the Escallonia Red Elf a great choice for low growing interior border hedges of a larger garden space or a perimeter border that doesn’t overwhelm. The perennial dark green colour of their foliage, which can have a pleasant resin which adds to their glossy shade and leathery feel, casts a year round colour that is an interesting feature around the garden space while other plants may come and go through their respective growth and dieback. Their tolerance to salty air and coastal breezes makes New Zealand Privet Red a popular choice to complement coastal gardens.In the very harshest of winters, Escallonia may lose some of its leaves, but the density of its growth fills in after cleaning out the occasional scorched leaves. This dense habit also lends itself as a wind break. They only reach approximately 1 metre in height and about 1.0-1.3 metres in spread and are fairly long-lived and moderately fast growers.

GBP 21.00
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Hamamelis Intermedia Arnolds Promise Witch Hazel Buy UK

Hamamelis Intermedia Arnolds Promise Witch Hazel Buy UK

Hamamelis Intermedia Arnold's Promise Witch Hazel - Winter FloweringHamamelis Intermedia Arnold Promise, or Witch Hazel Arnold Promise, brings the promise of spring when its fragrant yellow flowers bloom in late winter, and then cheer the gardener again in autumn with its bright foliage, making it an ideal all-season choice and earning the RHS Award of Garden Merit. Developed at the Arthur Arboretum in Boston USA in the last century, Hamamelis Intermedia Arnold Promise has long been a UK favourite. In late winter, fragrant yellow flowers with red cup-shaped centres clothe the bare branches, lasting up to 2 months for a delightful introduction to the new garden year. The mid-green leaves that follow turn shades of yellow and red-orange in autumn for a bright end to the year. Hardy in most locations in the UK, even in severe winters, Witch Hazel Arnold Promise will grow to a mature height of and spread of 2.5-4 metres in 10 to 20 years. Annual pruning after flowering will ensure continued strong growth and heavy flowering the next year. Cut back 20 percent of stems to the base each year. Plant Hamamelis Intermedia Arnold Promise in full sun or partial shade in an exposed or sheltered position. For the best display of flowers, find the sunniest location possible.  Witch Hazel Arnold Promise will do best in a moist but well-drained clay, sand or loam soil with an acid to neutral pH. Tolerant of both salt and pollution, it is equally well-suited to coastal or city gardens, and as it is deer-resistant, is also ideal for country properties. You will not want to hide Hamamelis Intermedia Arnold Promise in a remote corner of your property, as the late winter flowers are a delight to see and smell, and the graceful shape of the bare branches will be attractive even in winter. Plant a specimen next to your patio or walkway, where the scent can waft into the house through an open window on mild days. As a part of a mixed border it will be complemented by early-blooming spring bulbs, and then provide shade for perennials in summer before lighting up the autumn garden with its bright foliage! As a specimen tree in a small lawn, Witch Hazel Arnold Promise will be an attractive focal point. Hamamelis Intermedia Arnold Promise is a small deciduous tree with much to recommend it: hardy, with a graceful shape, fragrant late-winter flowers and bright autumn leaves. 

GBP 36.40
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Agapanthus Africanus Pitchoune Blue African Lily Perennial

Agapanthus Africanus Pitchoune Blue African Lily Perennial

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

GBP 56.25
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