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Primula Primlet White

Primula Primlet White

Primula Primlets are bright and cheerful and ideal for a late winter / early spring container or border. They can be planted in sun or dappled shade in soil which is damp and not prone to drying out, but well drained.  Primlets benefit from a mulch of organic matter or leaf mould. They are tough plants and will do well in most spots as long as it is not too dry or exposed to hot sun. Sometimes the leaves on Primlet can get a bit discoloured and brown at the edges and removing these will do no harm. Also dead heading will help to keep the plant flowering.

GBP 5.00
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Leucanthemum Madonna 1L

Leucanthemum Madonna 1L

Shasta Daisies are easy to grow and require minimal care. They prefer a sunny or partially shaded spot in a rich, moist, well-drained soil. Good drainage is very important, so add some sand or grit if you have particularly wet soil. Keep well watered during the summer months until established, allowing the soil to dry slightly between each watering. Apply a general purpose fertiliser in the spring, after the plants have begun to grow. Then, apply again every month or two throughout the season. Remove dead flowers to prolong flowering and in winter cut the flower stems back to the base of the plant. You can also divide and separate established plants. Separate them every three or four years, and they will reward you with bigger blooms. If you do not do this then the plants will begin to crowd each other out, competing for nutrients. As a result, both the plants and the blooms will be smaller.

GBP 10.00
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Leucanthemum Western Star Gemini

Leucanthemum Western Star Gemini

Shasta Daisies are easy to grow and require minimal care. They prefer a sunny or partially shaded spot in a rich, moist, well-drained soil. Good drainage is very important, so add some sand or grit if you have particularly wet soil. Keep well watered during the summer months until established, allowing the soil to dry slightly between each watering. Apply a general purpose fertiliser in the spring, after the plants have begun to grow. Then, apply again every month or two throughout the season. Remove dead flowers to prolong flowering and in winter cut the flower stems back to the base of the plant. You can also divide and separate established plants. Separate them every three or four years, and they will reward you with bigger blooms. If you do not do this, the plants will begin to crowd each other out, competing for nutrients. As a result, both the plants and the blooms will be smaller.

GBP 10.00
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Leucanthemum Madonna (Pot Size: 3 Litre Pot)

Leucanthemum Madonna (Pot Size: 3 Litre Pot)

Shasta Daisies are easy to grow and require minimal care. They prefer a sunny or partially shaded spot in a rich, moist, well-drained soil. Good drainage is very important, so add some sand or grit if you have particularly wet soil. Keep well watered during the summer months until established, allowing the soil to dry slightly between each watering. Apply a general purpose fertiliser in the spring, after the plants have begun to grow. Then, apply again every month or two throughout the season. Remove dead flowers to prolong flowering and in winter cut the flower stems back to the base of the plant. You can also divide and separate established plants. Separate them every three or four years, and they will reward you with bigger blooms. If you do not do this then the plants will begin to crowd each other out, competing for nutrients. As a result, both the plants and the blooms will be smaller.    

GBP 20.00
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Leucanthemum Madonna 10.5cm

Leucanthemum Madonna 10.5cm

Shasta Daisies are easy to grow and require minimal care. They prefer a sunny or partially shaded spot in a rich, moist, well-drained soil. Good drainage is very important, so add some sand or grit if you have particularly wet soil. Keep well watered during the summer months until established, allowing the soil to dry slightly between each watering. Apply a general purpose fertiliser in the spring, after the plants have begun to grow. Then, apply again every month or two throughout the season. Remove dead flowers to prolong flowering and in winter cut the flower stems back to the base of the plant. You can also divide and separate established plants. Separate them every three or four years, and they will reward you with bigger blooms. If you do not do this then the plants will begin to crowd each other out, competing for nutrients. As a result, both the plants and the blooms will be smaller.    

GBP 8.50
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Leucanthemum Western Star Leo

Leucanthemum Western Star Leo

Shasta Daisy are easy to grow and require minimal care. They prefer a sunny or partially shaded spot in a rich, moist, well-drained soil. Good drainage is very important, so add some sand or grit if you have particularly wet soil. Keep well watered during the summer months until established, allowing the soil to dry slightly between each watering. Apply a general purpose fertiliser in the spring, after the plants have begun to grow. Then, apply again every month or two throughout the season. Remove dead flowers to prolong flowering and in winter cut the flower stems back to the base of the plant. You can also divide and separate established plants. Separate them every three or four years, and they will reward you with bigger blooms. If you do not do this, the plants will begin to crowd each other out, competing for nutrients. As a result, both the plants and the blooms will be smaller.  

GBP 10.00
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Dicentra Spectablis Alba 3L

Dicentra Spectablis Alba 3L

Bleeding hearts thrive in part shade and prefer fertile, humus-rich, moist, well-drained soil. During the first year, water regularly during dry periods keeping the soil moist but not waterlogged. As they are woodland plants they do especially well with a top dressing of leaf mould and fresh compost in the spring to keep the soil fertile and the plant vigorous. They tend to decline or even disappear in mid-summer, however if they are kept well watered during the spring then their dormancy may be delayed until late summer or early autumn. Prune them to ground level once the foliage dies off and turns yellow in colour.

GBP 16.00
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Achillea The Pearl 1L

Achillea The Pearl 1L

Achillea are easy to grow and will do well in a sunny position in most well-drained soils, but will not tolerate waterlogged conditions. Once planted and before the plant has made too much growth add a bamboo cane to support. Water at least once a week during summer months until established, but keep watering in winter to a minimum. Once established Achillea are fairly drought tolerant. Remove spent flowers during the season to encourage more to grow. After flowering is complete, and autumn turns to winter, Achillea should be cut back to ground level preferably before the plants go completely dormant and the old flower spikes turn brown. They can be lifted and divided every three to five years, which will revitalise the original clump and give you new plants to grow elsewhere.      

GBP 6.00
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Citrus Orange Tree 45 - 55cm (Pot Size: 20 cm Pot, gift wrapped: Unwrapped)

Citrus Orange Tree 45 - 55cm (Pot Size: 20 cm Pot, gift wrapped: Unwrapped)

Citrus trees do not tolerate waterlogging, so it is crucial to plant them in well-draining soil or compost. Prolonged exposure to wet conditions will often result in the loss of the plant. Make sure the container has adequate drainage to prevent water from accumulating around the roots. Citrus trees are relatively hungry plants and require regular feeding. From late March to October, use a high-nitrogen summer feed specifically formulated for citrus. In winter, switch to a winter feed designed for citrus trees, which helps maintain their health during the colder months. The Orange Tree provided stands approximately 45–55cm tall, including the pot. While we carefully select the best plant for you from our nursery, please note that fruit production is not guaranteed at the time of purchase. The fruiting cycle of citrus trees typically begins in early autumn, and plants ordered later in the season may be sent without fruit or may have dropped their fruit in transit. With the right care and feeding, however, your tree will continue to fruit in the next cycle.  Feel free to contact us should you have enquiries regarding the fruit.

GBP 45.00
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Citrus Orange Tree 45 - 55cm (Pot Size: 20 cm Pot, gift wrapped: Gift Wrapped)

Citrus Orange Tree 45 - 55cm (Pot Size: 20 cm Pot, gift wrapped: Gift Wrapped)

Citrus trees do not tolerate waterlogging, so it is crucial to plant them in well-draining soil or compost. Prolonged exposure to wet conditions will often result in the loss of the plant. Make sure the container has adequate drainage to prevent water from accumulating around the roots. Citrus trees are relatively hungry plants and require regular feeding. From late March to October, use a high-nitrogen summer feed specifically formulated for citrus. In winter, switch to a winter feed designed for citrus trees, which helps maintain their health during the colder months. The Orange Tree provided stands approximately 45–55cm tall, including the pot. While we carefully select the best plant for you from our nursery, please note that fruit production is not guaranteed at the time of purchase. The fruiting cycle of citrus trees typically begins in early autumn, and plants ordered later in the season may be sent without fruit or may have dropped their fruit in transit. With the right care and feeding, however, your tree will continue to fruit in the next cycle.  Feel free to contact us should you have enquiries regarding the fruit.

GBP 50.00
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Actaea Sim Chocoholic (Pot Size: 3 Litre Pot)

Actaea Sim Chocoholic (Pot Size: 3 Litre Pot)

This Actaea Sim Chocoholic is a truly unique and striking perennial, treated right, this brunette will wow you with elegance! Actaea likes a little shelter but in the right position, its unique brunette foliage will indulge you with long bottle brush scented white flowers. Its flowers lean towards the light so its curvy shape is a structural treat in the garden! White flowers are tinted pink in bud so interest changes in this plants as it matures through the year. Known for its way with the wildlife, this striking brunette attracts the birds and bees along with other pollinators too. Unfortunately, this brunette is not fit for human consumption though so please do admire it from afar. Actaea Sim Chocoholic makes a striking appearance in a range of gardens; Mediterranean Gardens, mixed Border Gardens, informal Cottage Gardens and Sensory Gardens too! This Actaea looks absolutely fantastic planted in a formal or converted space on mass, we picture it looking at its best sheltered against an old brick wall for an impactful contrast. A low maintenance perennial that is frequently used for its interesting foliage is a delight in any space, Actaea Sim Chocoholic is relatively pest free. We think it looks beautiful paired with a border of Heucheras too so why not indulge?!

GBP 20.00
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Zantedeschia White 2L

Zantedeschia White 2L

Zantedeschia  or Calla Lilies are not cold hardy so should be grown indoors at times of the year when the temperature is regularly below 10C.  In the UK it’s probably best to grow these in a container where they can be easily moved to suit the needs of the plant.  When growing indoors they prefer a position with lots of natural light, but not too much direct sunlight.  Make sure you keep them well watered during the summer, not allowing the soil to dry out, but they will not like being sat in water for prolonged periods.  During the summer they can be moved outside to a position that gets plenty of light, but is sheltered from wind and the midday sun.  Avoid planting in full shade, but they will tolerate partial shade.  During the flowering season feed every 3 – 4 weeks with a liquid fertiliser, something like a liquid tomato fertiliser is perfect.  Remove the leaves at soil level once they have died.  If you’ve grown your Lily in a pot, you can simply move the pot inside once the temperature drops and then once it goes dormant (November) move it to a dark spot until the spring and do not water.  In spring repot your Calla Lily into fresh compost.

GBP 15.00
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Actaea Sim Brunette (Pot Size: 3 Litre Pot)

Actaea Sim Brunette (Pot Size: 3 Litre Pot)

This Actaea Sim Brunette is a truly unique and striking perennial, treated right, this brunette will wow you with elegance! Actaea likes a little shelter but in the right position, its unique brunette foliage will indulge you with long bottle brush scented white flowers. Its flowers lean towards the light so its curvy shape is a structural treat in the garden! White flowers are tinted pink in bud so interest changes in this plants as it matures through the year. Known for its way with the wildlife, this striking brunette attracts the birds and bees along with other pollinators too. Unfortunately, this brunette is not fit for human consumption though so please do admire it from afar. Actaea Sim Brunette makes a striking appearance in a range of gardens; Mediterranean Gardens, mixed Border Gardens, informal Cottage Gardens and Sensory Gardens too! This Actaea looks absolutely fantastic planted in a formal or converted space on mass, we picture it looking at its best sheltered against an old brick wall for an impactful contrast. A low maintenance perennial that is frequently used for its interesting foliage is a delight in any space, Actaea Sim Brunette is relatively pest free and truly deserving of its RHS Garden Merit. We think it looks beautiful paired with a border of Heucheras too!

GBP 15.00
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Hellebore HGC White - Gift Wrapped (Pot Size: 2 Litre Pot)

Hellebore HGC White - Gift Wrapped (Pot Size: 2 Litre Pot)

Christmas Roses such as Hellebore HGC® Diva®, Helleborus HGC® Jesko and Helleborus HGC® Wintergold happily grow and thrive well without requiring a great deal of maintenance if planted in the right spot. Even in planters, the charming winter flowerers don’t require a great deal of work. When hellebores lay down leaves and flowers on the ground on frosty nights, they may appear frozen. It’s a normal reaction of the plants to protect against the cold. When temperatures rise above freezing, the plant will straighten back up again. To avoid the occurrence of frost drought, water the Helleborus plants sufficiently during periods of mild weather. We will select from choice of Helleborus HGC® CR Jesko, Helleborus HGC® CR Wintergold  or Helleborus HGC® CR Diva® all from German breeder, Heuger, for whom we are the official UK partner.  The perfect wintry gift! In the summer, you want to move the planter to a shady place and water it occasionally to prevent the plant from drying out. Flowers Removing dead flowers from hellebores during the flowering season is normally not necessary; the slightly pink or green tones the flowers take on as they fade actually extend the flowering season in winter. Remove the seed pods before they open, as offspring plants normally don’t flower well and might suppress the original plants. Leaves The old and brown leaves of Christmas Roses and Snow Roses are best be removed in the spring and summer. Feeding Helleborus plants do not require any fertiliser in their first spring. Feed older plants from February onwards and apply a second dressing of fertiliser in midsummer, when the plants grow new roots and initiate flower buds for the next season. Organic fertilizers such as horn shavings and compost have proven to be the fertilizers of choice. If the plants suffer lime deficiency, soils can be improved by working in Dolomite lime or crushed eggshells. The leaves that have fallen off nearby deciduous trees provide a layer of mulch in winter; simply leave them lying on the ground. They form a layer that activates soil life. Helleborus is very sensitive to root injuries. For this reason, the ground around it should not be dug.

GBP 20.00
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Christmas Rose Hellebore HGC Diva (Pot Size: 2 Litre Pot)

Christmas Rose Hellebore HGC Diva (Pot Size: 2 Litre Pot)

Christmas Roses like this Hellebore HGC® Diva® happily grow and thrive well without requiring a great deal of maintenance if planted in the right spot. Even in planters, the charming winter flowerers don’t require a great deal of work. When hellebores lay down leaves and flowers on the ground on frosty nights, they may appear frozen. It’s a normal reaction of the plants to protect against the cold. When temperatures rise above freezing, the plant will straighten back up again. To avoid the occurrence of frost drought, water the Helleborus plants sufficiently during periods of mild weather. In the summer, you want to move the planter to a shady place and water it occasionally to prevent the plant from drying out. Flowers Removing dead flowers from hellebores during the flowering season is normally not necessary; the slightly pink or green tones the flowers take on as they fade actually extend the flowering season in winter. Remove the seed pods before they open, as offspring plants normally don’t flower well and might suppress the original plants. Leaves With Lenten Roses, it is recommendable to remove all leaves before the plants start to flower in December and January (when budding stems are approximately 10 cm in height). The old and brown leaves of Christmas Roses and Snow Roses can best be removed in the spring and summer. Feeding Helleborus plants do not require any fertiliser in their first spring. Feed older plants from February onwards and apply a second dressing of fertiliser in midsummer, when the plants grow new roots and initiate flower buds for the next season. Organic fertilizers such as horn shavings and compost have proven to be the fertilizers of choice. If the plants suffer lime deficiency, soils can be improved by working in Dolomite lime or crushed eggshells. The leaves that have fallen off nearby deciduous trees provide a layer of mulch in winter; simply leave them lying on the ground. They form a layer that activates soil life. Helleborus is very sensitive to root injuries. For this reason, the ground around it should not be dug.

GBP 18.00
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Christmas Rose Hellebore HGC Jesse (Pot Size: 4.5 Litre Pot)

Christmas Rose Hellebore HGC Jesse (Pot Size: 4.5 Litre Pot)

Christmas Roses like this Christmas Rose Hellebore HGC® Jesse happily grow and thrive well without requiring a great deal of maintenance if planted in the right spot. Even in planters, the charming winter flowerers don’t require a great deal of work. When hellebores lay down leaves and flowers on the ground on frosty nights, they may appear frozen. It’s a normal reaction of the plants to protect against the cold. When temperatures rise above freezing, the plant will straighten back up again. To avoid the occurrence of frost drought, water the Helleborus plants sufficiently during periods of mild weather. In the summer, you want to move the planter to a shady place and water it occasionally to prevent the plant from drying out. Flowers Removing dead flowers from hellebores during the flowering season is normally not necessary; the slightly pink or green tones the flowers take on as they fade actually extend the flowering season in winter. Remove the seed pods before they open, as offspring plants normally don’t flower well and might suppress the original plants. Leaves With Lenten Roses, it is recommendable to remove all leaves before the plants start to flower in December and January (when budding stems are approximately 10 cm in height). The old and brown leaves of Christmas Roses and Snow Roses can best be removed in the spring and summer. Feeding Helleborus plants do not require any fertiliser in their first spring. Feed older plants from February onwards and apply a second dressing of fertiliser in midsummer, when the plants grow new roots and initiate flower buds for the next season. Organic fertilizers such as horn shavings and compost have proven to be the fertilizers of choice. If the plants suffer lime deficiency, soils can be improved by working in Dolomite lime or crushed eggshells. The leaves that have fallen off nearby deciduous trees provide a layer of mulch in winter; simply leave them lying on the ground. They form a layer that activates soil life. Helleborus is very sensitive to root injuries. For this reason, the ground around it should not be dug.

GBP 25.00
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