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Dryopteris Affinis Pinderi Fern. Ferns To Buy Online, UK

Dryopteris Affinis Pinderi Fern. Ferns To Buy Online, UK

Dryopteris Affinis PinderiThis is a male fern which develops golden scales along the narrow dark green fronds that are sword or lance shaped. This has resulted in it acquiring its common name of Pinder's Golden Scaled Male Fern.This rosette style fern - has a central crown comprised of the new season’s buds and these uncurl to reveal fronds that create an almost shuttlecock shape. Symmetrically forming and neatly shaped, this is a little treasure for the fern garden as it is so adaptable and easy to grow in most fertile soils. It has an elegant habit and is semi evergreen so will help to provide interest in the border during even the darkest months.Pinderi will grow to a height of around 1m so it is quite tall for a decorative fern and usefully this fern will tolerate drier soils in shaded parts of the garden so it is perfect for underplanting beneath trees or shrubs which is after all how it would grow in it's natural habitat.Very hardy, it will eventually develop a rather substantial 1m spread when fully grown. Likes full sun, partial shade and shade, prefers chalky-clay-loam-sandy soils, but will grow well in any well drained fertile soil.Gift Idea...Because of its beautiful shape and colour this is also a very popular fern with our customers to give as a gift item and our quality specimens come with a very reasonable price tag.

GBP 11.20
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Dryopteris Affinis Pinderi Fern. Ferns To Buy Online, UK

Dryopteris Affinis Pinderi Fern. Ferns To Buy Online, UK

Dryopteris Affinis PinderiThis is a male fern which develops golden scales along the narrow dark green fronds that are sword or lance shaped. This has resulted in it acquiring its common name of Pinder's Golden Scaled Male Fern.This rosette style fern - has a central crown comprised of the new season’s buds and these uncurl to reveal fronds that create an almost shuttlecock shape. Symmetrically forming and neatly shaped, this is a little treasure for the fern garden as it is so adaptable and easy to grow in most fertile soils. It has an elegant habit and is semi evergreen so will help to provide interest in the border during even the darkest months.Pinderi will grow to a height of around 1m so it is quite tall for a decorative fern and usefully this fern will tolerate drier soils in shaded parts of the garden so it is perfect for underplanting beneath trees or shrubs which is after all how it would grow in it's natural habitat.Very hardy, it will eventually develop a rather substantial 1m spread when fully grown. Likes full sun, partial shade and shade, prefers chalky-clay-loam-sandy soils, but will grow well in any well drained fertile soil.Gift Idea...Because of its beautiful shape and colour this is also a very popular fern with our customers to give as a gift item and our quality specimens come with a very reasonable price tag.

GBP 13.30
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Portuguese Laurel Hedging Rootball Plants, Prunus Lusitanica Hedge Plants, Laurel Hedge

Portuguese Laurel Hedging Rootball Plants, Prunus Lusitanica Hedge Plants, Laurel Hedge

Portuguese Laurel - botanical name Prunus Lusitanica, is a fabulous choice for evergreen hedging and screening. These quality plants have been grown as rootballs - grown in the ground to their current size and then lifted for sale. This is a very cost effective way to grow these hedging plants and we're pleased to pass on these savings to our customers. Portuguese Laurel has beautiful glossy green leaves that are spearhead shaped with a lightly serrated edge. The new growth has a deep crimson red colour and overall these bushes are most attractive. Portuguese Laurel has hugely grown in popularity due to it's density of foliage and its relatively fast growth. These plants provide a fabulous evergreen screen and give instant privacy. Prunus Lusitanica positively thrives on being cut and pruned, although, if you leave the pruning until after midsummer you'll be rewarded with a haze of flowers. These are creamy yellow in colour with stamens that give the blooms a lovely fuzzy appearance. The perfume is heady and gives a clue to it's close relative - the Hawthorn. The flowers of Prunus Lusitanica are followed by a mass of black berries which look pretty and are loved by birds. Easily grown, Portugese Laurel ticks all the boxes for hedging, it will grow in almost any aspect. These are excellent quality plants and we have a good range of sizes, suitable for most situations, in particular for instant screening. Prunus Lusitanica or Portuguese Laurel has been awarded the RHS Award of Garden Merit always a sign that it will perform really well in UK gardens.

GBP 17.29
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Ligustrum Ovalifolium Privet Hedging Plants UK & Online.

Ligustrum Ovalifolium Privet Hedging Plants UK & Online.

Ligustrum Ovalifolium (Privet Hedging)Ligustrum Ovalifolium is more commonly known as privet (or hedging privet and also oval-leaved privet). Privet is Britain’s best-loved and perhaps most popular hedging plant, explaining why it is often referred to as hedging privet.  Ligustrum Ovalifolium is fast growing with a very dense habit. Privet hedging plants will rapidly form an impenetrable hedge, ideal for screening and privacy. Privet is a tough and hardy shrub originating from Japan. It is semi-evergreen but throughout most UK winters it does retain its foliage unless the weather is very severe. Its dense branches provide safe and secure nesting for small birds.  Privet has attractive lush green foliage with flashes of greenish-yellow from the leaf underside. The leaves, as the name Ovalifolium suggests, are oval shaped.  You can keep a Ligustrum Ovalifolium hedge at any height you like. From a low decorative privet hedge of 3 to 4 feet, right up to 15 feet or more if required. Privet is extremely tolerant of clipping and shaping and can be clipped several times per year.  Some gardeners prefer a more informal hedge than the strict geometric lines of a formal clipped hedge. Ligustrum Ovalifolium works just as well when grown more informally. Clipped less often, it will produce panicles of tiny, white flowers in summer and black berries in autumn, thus becoming a real wild-life magnet in your garden as well as providing solid screening and privacy.  Privet Hedging Plants will benefit from a bit of feeding for the first few years until they get established. See also Golden Privet - Ligustrum Ovalifolium Aureum

GBP 9.50
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Hakonechloa Macra Japanese Forest Grass Hakone grass

Hakonechloa Macra Japanese Forest Grass Hakone grass

Hakonechloa Macra is an RHS AGM winning deciduous ornamental grass with clumps of bright green foliage and graceful airy sprays of green flowers in late summer. It suits underplanting and cool, shady areas beneath evergreen shrubs and woodland style gardens.Hakonechloa Macra is also known as Japanese Forest Grass and Hakone Grass. It’s native to the moist mountainous and woodland areas of central Japan, thriving around Mount Hakone hence its name Hakone Grass.If you have damp open areas of soil beneath shrubs that need cover then Japanese Forest Grass is a good bet. It enjoys cool shade where it quickly forms clumps of gracefully arching bright green foliage. Its new foliage appears bright green in spring and matures to red-brown over summer. In warmer parts of the UK, its bronzed leaves will remain over winter before being joined by fresh new growth in spring.It works well when combined with leafy hostas and other ornamental grasses and suits a decorative container on a shady balcony too.  Flower arrangers appreciate Japanese Forest Grass’s architectural grass stems and late summer green flowers that can be dried and used in long-lasting flower displays to create a subtle background against brighter flowerheads.Height And Spread of Hakonechloa MacraHakone Grass reaches half a metre in height and spread over 2-5 years. Its arching flowers usually appear a few inches above the grass tips.How Hardy Is Hakonechloa MacraJapanese Forest Grass is hardy to minus temperatures if its roots are damp in summer and well-drained in freezing winters.How To Use Hakonechloa MacraThis is a great underplanting grass that covers a moist area quickly and protects the soil from erosion or cat activity. This is a low-growing grass that suits pathway edging, wildlife gardens, and fills a low maintenance border with lots of movement and vibrant green shades.Hakone Grass will also grow in a well-watered container to brighten up a roof top garden, a patio, or deck.How To Care For Hakonechloa MacraVersatile Hakone Grass will grow in the majority of damp but not soggy soils and prefers a partially shady spot that keeps its foliage cool.This is a deciduous perennial grass so new leaves grow each year. Cut foliage down before the new growth starts in spring and mulch annually with well-rotted manure or compost to feed the new growth and keep the temperature down around its roots.

GBP 11.90
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Cornus Sanguinea Midwinter fire. Midwinter Fire Dogwood

Cornus Sanguinea Midwinter fire. Midwinter Fire Dogwood

Cornus Sanguinea Midwinter Fire, commonly known as Midwinter Fire Dogwood, has many ornamental features but is perhaps most renowned for its vibrant reddish bark, particularly in winter.  The colours of the stem range from bright yellow at the bottom to warm orange tones turning scarlet towards the tip. The shrub’s attractive features are most prominent once the leaves have fallen in winter when the stem and bark are at their most vivid and vibrant. Cornus sanguinea Midwinter Fire is a spectacular statement plant for your garden. A deciduous, multi-stemmed shrub, in late spring / early summer, Cornus Midwinter Fire forms milky white clusters of flowers. In summer, the small white flowers give way to dark purple berries, which are both a treat for the birds and highly decorative. In autumn, the green foliage turns a bright orange-yellow. However, the most noticeable feature of the Cornus sanguinea Midwinter Fire are its flame-like stems. Once the foliage drops off in the winter, this unique shrub really stands out. Since Cornus Sanguinea is fully hardy throughout the UK, you’ll be able to enjoy this flamboyant shrub even if the temperatures drop to -20 degrees.  A North European native, Midwinter Fire dogwood tolerates most types of soil, but thrives in a moist, well-drained position. When it comes to sunlight, Cornus sanguinea 'Midwinter Fire’ prefers full sun to partial shade. This deciduous shrub can grow up to 1.5-2.5 metres high and across, achieving its ultimate height over a 5 to 10 year period.  Easy to grow and easy to care for, Cornus sanguinea Midwinter Fire isn’t only appealing because of its distinctive stems.  It also makes for a great informal hedge. Its suckering habit allows it to spread fast, which is especially convenient if you need a fast-growing shrub to fill in an empty space in the garden. Since Cornus sanguinea is generally pest and disease free, you can plant it en masse without fear of fungus or other infestations spreading.  Resilient and practically maintenance-free, Cornus Midwinter Fire requires little to no pruning. Because of the striking colour of Midwinter Fire’s young stems, some gardeners prefer to cut the old stems down to the ground in the early spring, every 2 to 3 years. If you’re not keen on leaving a bare spot in your garden for weeks on end, the alternative is to remove a third of the old stems each spring, which will stimulate new growth. If you are looking for more shrubs with an impressive winter look, take a peek at more dogwood cultivars or our selection of ornamental shrubs.

GBP 14.00
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Ilex Crenata Greenhedge Japanese Holly Ilex Greenhedge

Ilex Crenata Greenhedge Japanese Holly Ilex Greenhedge

Ilex Crenata Greenhedge Japanese HollyIlex Crenata Greenhedge is a thornless evergreen Japanese Holly perfect for creating dense evergreen hedges.This hedging holly is a very pretty variety from Japan that keeps it’s thornless leaves all year round. Many dark green shiny ovals on strong bushy stems grow in a narrow, compact shape which makes it a good choice for all size hedges and topiary work.In spring Japanese Holly Ilex Greenhedge produces small white flowers on its tips that are attractive to pollinators and mature into small black berries that the birds enjoy over the summer months. This is a self-fertile holly so other types of holly bush are not required for pollination. During autumn and winter, Greenhedge Holly keeps its coat of foliage creating colourful structure and safe windproof cover for roosting birds.Height and Spread of Ilex Crenata GreenhedgeJapanese Holly Ilex Greenhedge is a naturally compact shrub or small tree that will reach up to two metres in height and spread. It has a medium growth habit and in good fertile soils can grow 20-30 cms a year. It is easily kept smaller with regular pruning and it takes very well to topiary work.How Hardy Is Ilex Crenata GreenhedgeThis is a very hardy shrub that will easily tolerate sub-zero winters if its roots are well-drained. It’s relatively pest resistant and once established is drought-resistant too. Japanese Holly is one of the more forgiving hollies for hard pruning and good starting plant for a beginner topiarist.How To Use Ilex Crenata GreenhedgeJapanese Holly Ilex Greenhedge is a very popular hedging plant for low to medium-sized boundaries as it is hardy, dense and evergreen. It’s evergreen and compact nature makes it suitable for all size gardens that need winter interest and structure in the bare months. It also does very well as decorative topiary balls or low-hedging and can replace box in areas prone to box blight. Wildlife gardens benefit from Japanese holly because it provides shelter in its bushy branches, nectar for pollinators, and food for birds.Ilex Crenata Greenhedge will also grow happily in a well-watered container on the patio either clipped into shape or left to grow shaggy and unstructured.How To Care For Ilex Crenata GreenhedgeJapanese Holly Ilex Green Hedge prefers a sunny, moist and well-drained position but it’s tolerant of less than perfect conditions including chalk. Water yours well until its established and put down a thick layer of mulch in spring to encourage healthy growth.There is no need to prune this naturally compact and well-shaped Japanese holly but if you want to maintain its shape or create a very dense hedge cut it back in spring and summer as this will create side shoots that blend together.  

GBP 11.90
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Cornus Alba Sibirica or Siberian Dogwood for Sale Online

Cornus Alba Sibirica or Siberian Dogwood for Sale Online

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

GBP 16.50
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Cornus Alba Gouchaultii Variegated Dogwood Tartarian Dogwood

Cornus Alba Gouchaultii Variegated Dogwood Tartarian Dogwood

Cornus Alba Gouchaultii also called Variegated Dogwood or Tartarian Dogwood, is an excellent landscaping shrub providing an attractive garden accent in all seasons! This hardy deciduous red barked dogwood has many striking features - variegated foliage with colours of lime green, golden yellow and red tips (when young); white spring flowers and bright red stems which become highly visible in winter.  Native to central Asia, Cornus Alba Gouchaultii’s variegated leaves emerge in spring with a tinge of pink, maturing to a bright green centre edged with gold with splashes of pink. In late spring, its flat-topped clusters of small, yellow-white flowers appear, followed by ornamental white berries which will attract birds to your garden. After the leaves fall in autumn, the bright red stems of Tartarian Dogwood create a striking winter picture! Hardy in most parts of the UK, Variegated Dogwood will grow to a mature height of 2 metres and spread of 1.5 metres in 5 to 10 years. This vigorous grower responds very positively to pruning, as the best winter stem colour is obtained from newer growth. Cut one quarter of the stems back to the ground in early spring so that the new growth will shine in winter, while the older stems will flower and produce the decorative berries. If planting as an informal hedge or in a clump, space Tartarian Dogwood 90-150 cm apart. Cornus Alba Gouchaultii will thrive when planted in full or partial sun in moist, fertile chalk, loam or sand soil with an acid to neutral pH. It will do well in an exposed or sheltered position with any aspect. Tolerant of salt, Tartarian Dogwood is a good shrub for a coastal location, and its extremely high tolerance for pollution makes it ideal for city gardens. As well, being deer and rabbit resistant, it is well-suited to country gardens. Variegated Dogwood particularly lends itself well to mass plantings so that the winter show of its vivid red stems can make a big statement! Plant in a row as an informal hedge, or as part of a mixed hedge for variety. On a larger country property, a mass planting in a damp spot will be a magnet for pollinators and birds, as well as providing a stand-out display in an otherwise drab winter landscape. In a smaller garden, one specimen plant of Tartarian Dogwood will make a big impact all on its own, and can be easily pruned to maintain a manageable size.Cornus Alba Gouchaultii, with its hardiness and year-round ornamental value, is a great addition to your garden, whether it’s one specimen in the corner of a city garden or a mass planting on a country property! Other red barked dogwoods include Cornus Alba Aurea, Cornus Alba Sibirica Siberian Dogwood and Cornus Alba Elegantissima. 

GBP 16.50
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