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Chamaecyparis Lawsoniana Ivonne Pom Pom Topiary Tree Buy UK

Chamaecyparis Lawsoniana Ivonne Pom Pom Topiary Tree Buy UK

Chamaecyparis Lawsoniana Ivonne Pom Pom'Ivonne' is a vibrant yellow and lime green conifer variety that as an evergreen tree, retains this striking colour throughout the year. Commonly known as Lawson's Cypress or False Cypress Ivonne, Chamaecyparis Lawsoniana Ivonne has an upright habit and is relatively slow growing, this is a very hardy conifer that will tolerate any aspect and will do well in both sheltered or more exposed conditions.Very easy to grow with low maintenance, Chamaecyparis Lawsoniana Ivonne is often chosen to train as a Niwaki specimen, these trees are very easy to shape and trim, this pom pom topiary tree is circa 2 metres high. Buying a good mature size has the advantage of providing an instant impact in your garden and will keep it's shape with a twice yearly trim.Ivonne Pom Pom trees can be grown in containers but bear in mind they do like a moist well drained soil (preferably slightly acidic) so if you do keep in pots you must make sure they are regularly watered and not allowed to dry out.View our entire Topiary collection here

GBP 210.00
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Chamaecyparis Lawsoniana Ivonne Pom Pom Topiary Tree Buy UK

Chamaecyparis Lawsoniana Ivonne Pom Pom Topiary Tree Buy UK

Chamaecyparis Lawsoniana Ivonne Pom Pom'Ivonne' is a vibrant yellow and lime green conifer variety that as an evergreen tree, retains this striking colour throughout the year. Commonly known as Lawson's Cypress or False Cypress Ivonne, Chamaecyparis Lawsoniana Ivonne has an upright habit and is relatively slow growing, this is a very hardy conifer that will tolerate any aspect and will do well in both sheltered or more exposed conditions.Very easy to grow with low maintenance, Chamaecyparis Lawsoniana Ivonne is often chosen to train as a Niwaki specimen, these trees are very easy to shape and trim, this pom pom topiary tree is circa 2 metres high. Buying a good mature size has the advantage of providing an instant impact in your garden and will keep it's shape with a twice yearly trim.Ivonne Pom Pom trees can be grown in containers but bear in mind they do like a moist well drained soil (preferably slightly acidic) so if you do keep in pots you must make sure they are regularly watered and not allowed to dry out.View our entire Topiary collection here

GBP 168.75
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Chamaecyparis Lawsoniana Columnaris or Lawsons Cypress UK

Chamaecyparis Lawsoniana Columnaris or Lawsons Cypress UK

Chamaecyparis Lawsoniana Columnaris is also known as False Cypress or Lawson's Cypress.One of our favourite blue green conifers - these specimens will provide excellent privacy hedging. The columnar shape of Chamaecyparis Lawsoniana creates a dense screen, the striking colour and fragrant foliage makes it one of the most popular of conifers. Not only useful for hedging, Lawson's Cypress also makes a stunning specimen tree. Chamaecyparis Lawsoniana Columnaris is easy to grow in most soils, preferring slightly acidic well drained and will grow in full sun or partial shade. These trees do hate a soggy site so make sure you don't plant in a waterlogged area.  But all conifers do like regular watering particularly in the growing season between April and September.Check out our Conifer section for our full collection.

GBP 144.38
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Chamaecyparis Lawsoniana Columnaris or Lawsons Cypress UK

Chamaecyparis Lawsoniana Columnaris or Lawsons Cypress UK

Chamaecyparis Lawsoniana Columnaris is also known as False Cypress or Lawson's Cypress.One of our favourite blue green conifers - these specimens will provide excellent privacy hedging. The columnar shape of Chamaecyparis Lawsoniana creates a dense screen, the striking colour and fragrant foliage makes it one of the most popular of conifers. Not only useful for hedging, Lawson's Cypress also makes a stunning specimen tree. Chamaecyparis Lawsoniana Columnaris is easy to grow in most soils, preferring slightly acidic well drained and will grow in full sun or partial shade. These trees do hate a soggy site so make sure you don't plant in a waterlogged area.  But all conifers do like regular watering particularly in the growing season between April and September.Check out our Conifer section for our full collection.

GBP 13.02
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Full Standard Leylandii Trees To Buy Online UK. Cupressus Leylandii Standard Shape Trees.

Full Standard Leylandii Trees To Buy Online UK. Cupressus Leylandii Standard Shape Trees.

Evergreen Standard Trees - our Cupressus Leylandii trees have been trained to grow as a full standard tree to cover over the fence panel or for above wall privacy screening. Leylandii trees are often referred to as simply Leylandii, these are fast growing evergreen conifers that are mainly used for hedging and evergreen screening.  Cupressus Leylandii trees make excellent roosting places and may also be used as nest sites for birds such as greenfinches, robins, dunnocks and wrens.We also have Leyland Cypress trees available in a golden colour - Cupressus Leyland Goldrider and the ever popular Leylandii Castlewellan GoldCupressus leylandii do need to be correctly maintained with regular trims, trimming should be done twice or three times each year to keep their shape. Leyland Cypress should not be cut back too hard ie beyond the green foliage as they do not re-shoot from old wood. So please bear in mind that they do need consistent trims each year rather than letting them go for a couple of years and cutting them back hard.Leylandii trees are still the fastest and most cost effective way of achieving a neat tall hedge or screen in the garden as they will grow up to 1m per year (2-3ft). We also recommend Thuya Plicata for Hedging and Screening View our Blog post on Using Plants for Screening

GBP 808.50
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Full Standard Leylandii Trees To Buy Online UK. Cupressus Leylandii Standard Shape Trees.

Full Standard Leylandii Trees To Buy Online UK. Cupressus Leylandii Standard Shape Trees.

Evergreen Standard Trees - our Cupressus Leylandii trees have been trained to grow as a full standard tree to cover over the fence panel or for above wall privacy screening. Leylandii trees are often referred to as simply Leylandii, these are fast growing evergreen conifers that are mainly used for hedging and evergreen screening.  Cupressus Leylandii trees make excellent roosting places and may also be used as nest sites for birds such as greenfinches, robins, dunnocks and wrens.We also have Leyland Cypress trees available in a golden colour - Cupressus Leyland Goldrider and the ever popular Leylandii Castlewellan GoldCupressus leylandii do need to be correctly maintained with regular trims, trimming should be done twice or three times each year to keep their shape. Leyland Cypress should not be cut back too hard ie beyond the green foliage as they do not re-shoot from old wood. So please bear in mind that they do need consistent trims each year rather than letting them go for a couple of years and cutting them back hard.Leylandii trees are still the fastest and most cost effective way of achieving a neat tall hedge or screen in the garden as they will grow up to 1m per year (2-3ft). We also recommend Thuya Plicata for Hedging and Screening View our Blog post on Using Plants for Screening

GBP 210.00
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Full Standard Leylandii Trees To Buy Online UK. Cupressus Leylandii Standard Shape Trees.

Full Standard Leylandii Trees To Buy Online UK. Cupressus Leylandii Standard Shape Trees.

Evergreen Standard Trees - our Cupressus Leylandii trees have been trained to grow as a full standard tree to cover over the fence panel or for above wall privacy screening. Leylandii trees are often referred to as simply Leylandii, these are fast growing evergreen conifers that are mainly used for hedging and evergreen screening.  Cupressus Leylandii trees make excellent roosting places and may also be used as nest sites for birds such as greenfinches, robins, dunnocks and wrens.We also have Leyland Cypress trees available in a golden colour - Cupressus Leyland Goldrider and the ever popular Leylandii Castlewellan GoldCupressus leylandii do need to be correctly maintained with regular trims, trimming should be done twice or three times each year to keep their shape. Leyland Cypress should not be cut back too hard ie beyond the green foliage as they do not re-shoot from old wood. So please bear in mind that they do need consistent trims each year rather than letting them go for a couple of years and cutting them back hard.Leylandii trees are still the fastest and most cost effective way of achieving a neat tall hedge or screen in the garden as they will grow up to 1m per year (2-3ft). We also recommend Thuya Plicata for Hedging and Screening View our Blog post on Using Plants for Screening

GBP 105.00
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Ilex Nellie R Stevens. Hybrid Holly Nellie R Stevens - UK

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

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

GBP 24.75
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Camellia Japonica General Colletti. Evergreen Shrubs Buy UK

Camellia Japonica General Colletti. Evergreen Shrubs Buy UK

Camellia Japonica General CollettiWhat a beauty - Camellia Colletti is a stunning multi coloured Camellia variety producing these gorgeous deep red blooms with white splashes contrasting with the glossy dark evergreen leaves. These double flowers appear in late winter / early Spring depending on the severity of the climate. An upright yet slow growing variety of Camellia, it prefers a moist well drained acidic soil.Plant in a shady or semi-shady position using Ericaceous soil around the roots and make sure it is sheltered from cold winds. Camellias also do really well in plant pots or containers on sheltered terraces and patios. A really stunning flowering evergreen shrub that provides interest all year round. Growing Tip:Feed once a year with slow release Camellia feed aka ericaceous feed and if you need to prune this shrub to tidy or keep its shape - remember to do so AFTER it has flowered, otherwise you may find you've trimmed off the flowering buds. We've extended our Camellia collection this year and have lots of new varieties, some of them quite rare and unusual, view our full range of Camellias here >>

GBP 49.00
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Topiary Bay Trees. Topiary Bay Trees with a Lollipop Shape. Buy Online UK

Topiary Bay Trees. Topiary Bay Trees with a Lollipop Shape. Buy Online UK

Beautiful Topiary Bay Tree Lollipops. These Topiary Bay Trees come in half, quarter and full standard shapes with a lollipop crown, meaning they have a straight clear stem with a spherical ball of foliage on top. This particular topiary shape is often referred to as lollipop. The type of ‘standard’ refers to the length of the clear stem – the shortest being quarter standard and the tallest being full standard. Laurus Nobilis (or the Bay Tree) is an evergreen and high aromatic shrub or tree. Bay is fully hardy and is equally happy in sun or partial shade. These beautiful Topiary Bay Tree Lollipops are very happy to grow in containers and they look particularly elegant in terracotta planters on either side of an entrance doorway or driveway. As these ornamental topiary bay trees look great in pairs, we have a special price when you buy two. Maintaining the topiary shape of the crown is very straight-forward. It simply requires a trim once per year. Ideally it is best to do this in winter when the plant is dormant. As bay trees are quite slow growing, one trim per year should do the job. 

GBP 71.25
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Muscat Blanc à Petits Grains. Vitis Vinifera Blanc Climber

Muscat Blanc à Petits Grains. Vitis Vinifera Blanc Climber

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

GBP 74.25
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Camellia Japonica Debbie. Flowering Evergreen Shrubs Buy UK

Camellia Japonica Debbie. Flowering Evergreen Shrubs Buy UK

Camellia Japonica Debbie originated in New Zealand in 1966 and is one of the Williamsii hybrids, Debbie is renowned as one of the easiest Camellias to grow. This stunning shrub produces profuse pink blooms that are circa 10cm in diameter. Possessing dark glossy green leaves, cerise peony shaped flowers (occasionally showing as formal double flowers) make Camellia Japonica Debbie one of our most popular of the Camellia varieties.Camellia Debbie has a vigorous upright habit and if you have the right kind of soil this variety is fabulous as a luxurious flowering hedge but will thrive as an ornamental plant in a container for a patio or as a stunning entrance plant. As with all Camellias, Debbie prefers neutral to acidic soil and if you do keep it containerise be sure to keep it fed regularly with liquid Camellia feed and use ericaceous soil for potting up.Camellias start preparing for their display in Spring, in the late summer of the previous year, it’s very important to keep your Camellia well watered at this time – to help it produce the very best display the following season.Camellia Japonica Debbie has been awarded the RHS Award of Garden Merit, an excellent indication that it will do well in UK gardens.Read our blog on how to Care For Camellias. 

GBP 82.50
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Pleached Feijoa Tree. Pleached Pineapple Guava Tree

Pleached Feijoa Tree. Pleached Pineapple Guava Tree

Pleached Feijoa Tree or Pleached Guava TreeFeijoa Sellowiana, also known as Pineapple Guava or Acca Sellowiana, is an attractive evergreen tree that responds well to pruning and shaping. Its copper-coloured gnarled bark, paired with silvery-grey leaves, offers year-round interest. But this fruit tree is at its best in the summer when it produces very showy flowers. In June and July, Feijoa produces a profusion of fleshy deep pink and white blossoms that give way to edible red-flushed, green fruit. The fruits taste like minty pineapple, hence the common name Pineapple Guava.These Feijoa Trees are in Pleached form. The textured gnarled bark can be better appreciated on the clear trunk stem, and the crown is trained on a square bamboo frame over time. As the tree matures, its evergreen silvery foliage will grow into a cube-shaped crown. As a result, Pleached Guava makes a beautiful stilted hedge that will give you much-needed overhead privacy but also add texture and visual interest to the landscape.Height and Spread of Pleached Feijoa Tree Trained over time to achieve an elegant architectural form, our Pleached Guava trees are 3.1 metres high. The trunk of the tree measures 1.9 metres, whereas the crown is trained on bamboo frames that are 1.2 metres x 1.2 metres.How Hardy is Pleached Feijoa TreeHardy in coastal and relatively mild parts of the United Kingdom, Pleached Guava will do best in areas where winter temperatures do not drop below -5 degrees Celsius.How To Use Pleached Feijoa Tree Ornamental and relatively undemanding, Pleached Guava makes an excellent choice for stilted hedging in sun-facing parts of the garden. The raised crown will provide privacy at the above-head level, so it can be used on its own or in conjunction with a wall, whose edges it can soften or extend its height visually. Similarly, in large country gardens, Pleached Guava could be used to line pathways and walkways.How To Care For Pleached Feijoa Tree Native to Brazil and Uruguay, this fruit tree appreciates milder climates and sunnier spots in the garden. For best results, plant Pleached Guava in full sun and in a sheltered location. This tree is not picky when it comes to the soil: it will do well in almost any light, well-drained soil.See also Feijoa Sellowiana in multistem tree form, in full standard tree form and as a shrub.

GBP 150.00
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Pleached Feijoa Tree. Pleached Pineapple Guava Tree

Pleached Feijoa Tree. Pleached Pineapple Guava Tree

Pleached Feijoa Tree or Pleached Guava TreeFeijoa Sellowiana, also known as Pineapple Guava or Acca Sellowiana, is an attractive evergreen tree that responds well to pruning and shaping. Its copper-coloured gnarled bark, paired with silvery-grey leaves, offers year-round interest. But this fruit tree is at its best in the summer when it produces very showy flowers. In June and July, Feijoa produces a profusion of fleshy deep pink and white blossoms that give way to edible red-flushed, green fruit. The fruits taste like minty pineapple, hence the common name Pineapple Guava.These Feijoa Trees are in Pleached form. The textured gnarled bark can be better appreciated on the clear trunk stem, and the crown is trained on a square bamboo frame over time. As the tree matures, its evergreen silvery foliage will grow into a cube-shaped crown. As a result, Pleached Guava makes a beautiful stilted hedge that will give you much-needed overhead privacy but also add texture and visual interest to the landscape.Height and Spread of Pleached Feijoa Tree Trained over time to achieve an elegant architectural form, our Pleached Guava trees are 3.1 metres high. The trunk of the tree measures 1.9 metres, whereas the crown is trained on bamboo frames that are 1.2 metres x 1.2 metres.How Hardy is Pleached Feijoa TreeHardy in coastal and relatively mild parts of the United Kingdom, Pleached Guava will do best in areas where winter temperatures do not drop below -5 degrees Celsius.How To Use Pleached Feijoa Tree Ornamental and relatively undemanding, Pleached Guava makes an excellent choice for stilted hedging in sun-facing parts of the garden. The raised crown will provide privacy at the above-head level, so it can be used on its own or in conjunction with a wall, whose edges it can soften or extend its height visually. Similarly, in large country gardens, Pleached Guava could be used to line pathways and walkways.How To Care For Pleached Feijoa Tree Native to Brazil and Uruguay, this fruit tree appreciates milder climates and sunnier spots in the garden. For best results, plant Pleached Guava in full sun and in a sheltered location. This tree is not picky when it comes to the soil: it will do well in almost any light, well-drained soil.See also Feijoa Sellowiana in multistem tree form, in full standard tree form and as a shrub.

GBP 131.25
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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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Grevillea Juniperina Prickly Spider Flower Juniper Grevillea

Grevillea Juniperina Prickly Spider Flower Juniper Grevillea

Grevillea Juniperina (Prickly Spider Flower) Native to Australia, evergreen, prickly leave Grevillea Juniperina (or Prickly Spider Flower) looks rather like a Juniper when it’s not in flower. Its foliage is bright green and the leaves long, thin and needle-like, hence its prickly nickname. In summer, Grevillea Juniperina shows its exotic side as vibrant red flowers appear in the form of 6 cm long racemes (clusters of flowers along short stalks along a central stem) that drape prettily over the green foliage. In warm summers, it can bloom again in the autumn.  Although the Grevillea family may not be the best known of flowering shrubs among British gardeners, they have long been grown here in the UK and Grevillea are hardier than some might think and should do particularly well for urban and / or coastal gardeners. Grevillea Juniperina is widely recognised as one of the more hardy varieties. These plants are tough, fast growing and require little maintenance. They reward with achingly exotic flowers which are adored by pollinators. Plant in a nice, sunny position. Grevillea Juniperina will do best in protected coastal and urban areas. While they are frost hardy, they will require protection from harsh northerly winds and exposed northern areas. Grevilleas prefer the soil to be slightly acidic. In terms of growing habit, Grevillea Juniperina forms a naturally dense and rounded shape and will eventually reach 2 metres tall by 1 metre wide. Common names include Prickly Spider Flower and Juniper Grevillea.

GBP 123.75
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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 26.25
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Sciadopitys Verticillata. Japanese Umbrella Pine, Koyamaki UK

Sciadopitys Verticillata. Japanese Umbrella Pine, Koyamaki UK

Sciadopitys Verticillata - Japanese Umbrella Pine or KoyamakiThe Japanese Umbrella Pine (Latin name Sciadopitys Verticillata or Japanese name Koyamaki) is very attractive to look at. Given its wonderful shape and texture, if you do plant a Sciadopitys Verticillata, it will definitely grow to become a focal point of your garden. Sciadopitys Verticillata makes a statement that few other trees can match in the conifer world. It is very slow growing but is nevertheless able to reach heights of several metres over a long period of time.  Sciadopitys Verticillata is an evergreen tree with green needle-like leaves arranged in concentric circles or spirals at the end of each branchlet. The end of the branchlets look like upturned umbrellas, hence its name - Japanese Umbrella Pine. A unique conifer from Japan, this rare plant is a living fossil with records known to date back to well over 200 million years.  The Japanese Umbrella Pine will happily grow in a moist fertile soil and, as the UK summer temperatures are modest, it’s best to position it in a nice sunny spot. As mentioned, it is very slow growing, however when planting do leave enough room for it to reach its full potential (although this may take some time) expect 8 metres height to 4 metres wide. Grow in a moist fertile soil and as the UK summer temperatures are modest position in a nice sunny spot. Visit our Conifer section to view our large collection - all varieties are available to buy online

GBP 81.00
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Grevillea Juniperina Prickly Spider Flower Juniper Grevillea

Grevillea Juniperina Prickly Spider Flower Juniper Grevillea

Grevillea Juniperina (Prickly Spider Flower) Native to Australia, evergreen, prickly leave Grevillea Juniperina (or Prickly Spider Flower) looks rather like a Juniper when it’s not in flower. Its foliage is bright green and the leaves long, thin and needle-like, hence its prickly nickname. In summer, Grevillea Juniperina shows its exotic side as vibrant red flowers appear in the form of 6 cm long racemes (clusters of flowers along short stalks along a central stem) that drape prettily over the green foliage. In warm summers, it can bloom again in the autumn.  Although the Grevillea family may not be the best known of flowering shrubs among British gardeners, they have long been grown here in the UK and Grevillea are hardier than some might think and should do particularly well for urban and / or coastal gardeners. Grevillea Juniperina is widely recognised as one of the more hardy varieties. These plants are tough, fast growing and require little maintenance. They reward with achingly exotic flowers which are adored by pollinators. Plant in a nice, sunny position. Grevillea Juniperina will do best in protected coastal and urban areas. While they are frost hardy, they will require protection from harsh northerly winds and exposed northern areas. Grevilleas prefer the soil to be slightly acidic. In terms of growing habit, Grevillea Juniperina forms a naturally dense and rounded shape and will eventually reach 2 metres tall by 1 metre wide. Common names include Prickly Spider Flower and Juniper Grevillea.

GBP 71.25
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Leylandii Trees. Cupressus Leylandii. Leyland Cypress Hedging. Fast-Growing Leylandii for Hedging and Screening

Leylandii Trees. Cupressus Leylandii. Leyland Cypress Hedging. Fast-Growing Leylandii for Hedging and Screening

Cupressus Leylandii trees are often referred to as simply Leylandii or Leyland Cypress.The full botanical name is Cupressus x Leylandii and they are acknowledged as one of the fastest growing evergreen conifers here in the UK. Leylandii are mainly used for hedging and evergreen screening yet all Cupressus trees make excellent roosting places and are often used as nest sites by birds such as greenfinches, robins, dunnocks and wrens. A Cupressus Leylandii hedge provides year round shelter for a wide range of wildlife.The continuing popularity of Cupressus Leylandii for hedging here in the UK is hardly surprising if you look at this plant’s characteristics. As well as being evergreen, a prerequisite of any year round screening, Leylandii are very fast growing, expect a growth rate of at least 3 feet per year. Leyland Cypress will grow and perform well in virtually any soil but do need to be maintained.Cypress Leylandii new growth lends itself very well to trimming and a Leylandii hedge maintains its shape well if trimmed regularly, ideally 2 to 3 times per year. Leyland Cypress hedging should not be cut back too hard beyond the green foliage, as they do not shoot from old wood. Best practise is to give consistently regular trims rather than letting them grow and cutting back hard. If you follow this rule you will be rewarded with a neat dense hedge that will provide instant privacy. Leylandii trees are still the fastest and most cost effective way of achieving a neat tall hedge or screen in the garden. They grow up to 1m per year (2-3ft).

GBP 18.15
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Cydonia oblonga Champion Quince Tree for Sale Online UK

Cydonia oblonga Champion Quince Tree for Sale Online UK

Cydonia oblonga Champion, or Quince Tree Champion, has so many desirable qualities that it is difficult to list them all! From its delicious autumn fruits, to its lovely spring blossoms, and its small size suitable for any space, this lovely fruit tree will fit in anywhere! Cydonia oblonga was a favourite fruit tree in the ancient Mediterranean, where it was cultivated by the Greeks and Romans. The first records of Quince being grown in the UK are from 1275 when Edward I planted four at the Tower of London. Cydonia oblonga Champion was bred in the late 1900’s in the United States, and is one of the most dependable Quince Tree varieties. In early spring, the dark green, leathery leaves emerge, followed by the blossoms in late May into June. The pale pink single flowers, similar to apple blossoms, are scattered over the crown, followed by fruits which are green but turn a golden yellow in autumn. When placed in a bowl in the house, the fragrance of even one ripe quince will perfume the entire room.Hardy in most parts of the UK, Cydonia oblonga Champion will grow to a mature height and spread of just 2 metres in 5 to 10 years, but can easily be pruned in late winter to maintain a smaller size. Like most Quinces, Cydonia oblonga Champion is self-pollinating so you do not need to plant more than one variety.Plant Cydonia oblonga Champion in a sheltered position in full sun, in moist but well-drained sand, clay or loam soil with an acid to neutral pH. This variety will do well in very wet soils. Since it is not tolerant of salt, it should be protected from sea winds in coastal regions, but can be grown easily in cities, as it is very tolerant of pollution. As Cydonia oblonga Champion is deer-resistant, it can be grown without special protection in country locations.The small size and ornamental qualities of Cydonia oblonga Champion make it a lovely addition to an informal cottage or small garden, and since it will do well in wet soil, it can be planted next to a pond or stream. Cydonia oblonga Champion, like all Quince Trees, will give you not only the beauty of its spring blossoms, but a bountiful harvest of fragrant, ornamental fruit in autumn! Lots more to choose from in our fruiting trees section. Tip: Cydonia Oblonga is the family of fruiting quinces grown primarily for their fruit. The ornamental or flowering quinces are a different classification and known as Chaenomeles – e.g. Chaenomeles Superba Pink Lady.

GBP 437.50
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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 46.20
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Amelanchier Canadensis Rainbow Pillar Columnar Snowy Mespilus

Amelanchier Canadensis Rainbow Pillar Columnar Snowy Mespilus

Amelanchier Canadensis Rainbow Pillar, also known as the Columnar Snowy Mespilus Tree or Amelanchier canadensis Glenn Form, is a new and extremely desirable serviceberry variety which has much to recommend it. Native to North America, serviceberry trees have long been grown both as ornamentals and for their edible fruits. Amelanchier Canadensis Rainbow Pillar is a new variety developed in Ohio that has become a very popular small garden tree with a narrow upright habit. In spring, clusters of 5-petalled scented white flowers appear, followed by small, elliptical green leaves which put on a brilliant show in the autumn when they turn vibrant shades of red, orange and yellow, earning it the name Rainbow Pillar, with Pillar being a reference to the tall slim growth habit. The dark purple fruits which develop in late summer can be used to make jams and pies.Fully hardy in all parts of the UK, deciduous Amelanchier Canadensis Rainbow Pillar will grow to a mature height of 4 metres and spread of 2.5 metres in 20 years. Its narrow shape gives it the name Columnar Snowy Mespilus Tree, and makes it a good choice for small spaces. It needs little pruning except to remove dead growth. Plant Amelanchier canadensis Glenn Form in full sun or partial shade in fertile, moist, but well-drained soil. While it prefers a slightly acidic pH, it will do well in neutral soil also. Tolerant of salt, it is a good selection for coastal gardens, and is also somewhat tolerant of urban pollution, so will do well in a city garden. Deer are not attracted to Amelanchier Canadensis Rainbow Pillar, and it suffers from few diseases or pests, making it a good choice for almost any garden situation.The small size and attractive columnar habit of the Columnar Snowy Mespilus Tree makes it an appropriate planting for a container on a roof terrace or patio, where its spring flowers and autumn foliage colour will bring a long season of beauty- and the berries will attract birds to your garden! In a mixed border, a specimen Amelanchier Canadensis Rainbow Pillar will be an excellent complement to seasonal flowers. These trees also do well in a woodland garden or along a stream.Whether planted as a single specimen in a small garden, or in a grouping in a larger landscape, the Columnar Snowy Mespilus Tree has much to recommend it. The flowers, foliage, columnar shape and autumn colour make it an excellent choice of small tree!

GBP 135.00
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Cotinus Coggygria Young Lady Smoke Bush. Cotinus Young Lady

Cotinus Coggygria Young Lady Smoke Bush. Cotinus Young Lady

Cotinus Coggygria Young Lady, the Young Lady Smoke Bush or Cotinus Young Lady, is a prolifically blooming variety of smoke bush which will enliven your landscape all summer long! This RHS Award of Garden Merit winner is perfect for gardens all across the UK.A deciduous dwarf cultivar recently developed in Holland by Hendrik Kolster, Cotinus Coggygria Young Lady packs a big punch in a small package! The rounded bright green leaves emerge in spring, along with 20 cm long erect panicles of small yellow flowers, which are notable once the flowers are spent and the long, billowing hairs develop on the flower stalks. Young Lady Smoke Bush is especially noted for the quantity of blooms produced; these cover the plant in a salmon-pink haze all summer long, set off by the emerald-green foliage beneath. The leaves then turn bright scarlet-orange in autumn, adding another season of garden beauty. Hardy throughout most of the UK, Young Lady Smoke Bush will grow to a mature height and spread of 1-1.5 metres in 5 to 10 years. Little or no pruning is required to maintain its small size and attractive natural form. Cotinus Coggygria Young Lady will do well in any well-drained soil in an exposed or sheltered position in full sun or partial shade. Once established it can tolerate drought. Highly tolerant of urban pollution, Young Lady Smoke Bush makes a great choice for small city spaces, and will also do well in coastal regions because of its tolerance for salt. Deer do not like it and will avoid it! It is mostly disease and pest free, making it an ideal low-maintenance shrub with a big impact. The small size and long season of interest of Young Lady Smoke Bush make it a good choice for small city gardens where every plant needs to work hard. It is an excellent candidate for balcony or roof terrace planting, where its haze of smokey pink blooms will delight all summer long and its autumn foliage show will brighten up the space. A specimen plant of Cotinus Coggygria Young Lady as a focal point in a small lawn or as part of a mixed border will be a landscape stand-out. On a larger property, Cotinus Young Lady planted as a hedge will add considerable interest.The dwarf size of Cotinus Coggygria Young Lady makes this new Smoke Bush cultivar particularly useful. Able to be tucked into smaller spaces and with a magnificent summer blooming season, it will fit right into your garden plans!

GBP 255.00
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Salix Helvetica Swiss Willow Low Growing Willow Shrub Online

Salix Helvetica Swiss Willow Low Growing Willow Shrub Online

Salix Helvetica or Swiss WillowThe Salix Helvetica, commonly called the Swiss Willow, is a hardy low-growing shrub that grows to a height of 60 centimeters with a width of 40 centimeters. Willows, whether large trees or shrubs, are famous for their ease of care and reliability. The diminutive Swiss Willow is no exception. It is exceptionally hardy and will grow not only at high altitudes but also in wet low-lying terrain. In its native habitat in the Swiss Alps, the shrub is well-known for being a survivor that can tolerate even the harshest weather conditions. The leaves of the Swiss Willow are ovate to lanceolate in shape. The leaf boasts a greyish hue on the top side while the underside is silverish. The leaves are covered in a fine, furry covering that provides them with protection from the effects of harsh sunlight. In the spring months, Salix Helvetica develop bright yellow buds that later form into eye-catching silver catkins. The Salix Helvetica is a true survivor and is ideal to plant in problem areas of the landscape where other shrubs may struggle or fail. It tolerates a wide array of soil types and conditions. The only place it does not do well is in hot, desert-like regions. Plant this deciduous shrub in an area of the garden that has dappled or full sunlight. It will withstand shade but will not produce ample buds or catkins in such a planting location. Keep the soil around the Swiss Willow moist but not overly wet. It prefers to not have a dry root system, even after it is established. Ideally, it will do best when planted in rich, fertile soil but will also grow in less than ideal conditions. It even survives in coastal areas and sandy locations where other shrubs often fail to thrive. The Salix Helvetica grows in a rounded, compact form that rarely requires any trimming. After flowering, it can be trimmed a slight bit to maintain its form or size. However, it is unnecessary to trim the shrub if you do not need to and you are happy with its overall appearanceThe versatility and steadfastness of this tough little shrub won it the coveted Royal Horticultural Society’s Award of Garden Merit (AGM). It is a valued addition to any garden or landscape. Once established, it will live and thrive for years with little or no care. The shrub's small size lets it fit into any style of landscape. It can also be grown in containers on patios, balconies, or decks. 

GBP 90.00
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