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Cotoneaster Suecicus Coral Beauty. Decorative Ground Cover

Cotoneaster Suecicus Coral Beauty. Decorative Ground Cover

Cotoneaster Suecicus Coral Beauty Part of the Rosaceae family, the cotoneaster Suecicus Coral Beauty is a dwarf evergreen, low growing shrub that adds colour to your garden year-round. Given a RHS Award of Garden Merit in 1993, it has become a stalwart performer in gardens all over the United Kingdom, providing a dependable, low-maintenance attractive feature for the whole year. Cotoneasters come to us from the mountainous regions of Southern China, where they grew in rocky ground and poor soils. This means that cotoneaster cultivars will thrive even in challenging growing conditions, and is well-suited to rock gardens.  The arching branches of this low-growing, decorative ground cover shrub are covered with glossy green leaves. In spring and early summer, the shrub features small white flowers, which later develop into orange-red berries, all surrounded by the foliage which turns to a reddish-brown in winter.  Remaining throughout the winter, the berries will provide visual interest and attract birds to your garden. Cotoneaster Coral Beauty grows to an ultimate height of 0.5 to 1 metres over a period of 5 to 10 years, with a spread of 1.5 to 2.5 metres, making it an excellent ground cover, either in foundation plantings or in landscaping. Cotoneaster Suecicus Coral Beauty has a hardiness level of H6, so you can grow it anywhere in the UK and Northern Europe without a sheltered location, as it is fully hardy.  The shrub thrives in both full sun and partial shade, in sand, clay, chalk, or loam, and will tolerate either acid or alkaline soils.  It is best to grow it in well-drained, dry situations similar to the conditions in which it developed.  Once well-established, it will even thrive during a drought.Cotoneaster Coral Beauty is best used in a rock garden, foundation planting, or as a ground cover in areas that you do not want to have to maintain constantly. On a slope it can help to control erosion. While it does add a pop of colour to your landscaping year-round, it is particularly useful as decorative  ground cover. Save this beautiful, low growing evergreen for locations where you can let it spread!  Light pruning is only necessary to remove any dead growth.You may also be interested in other low growing cotoneasters such as Cotoneaster dammeri Streib’s Findling, also a profuse producer of autumn berries. 

GBP 27.50
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Thuja Smaragd Topiary Balls or Globes. White Cedar Topiary

Thuja Smaragd Topiary Balls or Globes. White Cedar Topiary

Thuja Smaragd Topiary Balls or GlobesThuja Occidentalis (White Cedar) are evergreen conifers originally found all along the North East coast of North America, which makes them adaptable and naturally resilient. Thuja Occidentalis Smaragd (or Emerald) is one of the most popular varieties of White Cedar and it is often used for hedging as it has beautiful evergreen foliage, responds well to pruning and shaping and keeps its vibrant colour in the winter months.These Thuja Smaragd Topiary Balls have been shaped and trained into attractive dome-shaped topiary globes or balls. This makes them highly decorative and versatile as you can grow them in containers or in the garden directly.In addition to the Smaragd Topiary Balls, we also offer other Thuja Smaragd topiary: Thuja Smaragd Half Standard Trees and Thuja Smaragd SpiralsHow Hardy is Thuja Smaragd Topiary BallFully hardy even in the severest of European climates, a Smaragd Topiary Ball will be perfectly accustomed to the climate and weather in the United Kingdom. Just make sure to protect them from drying winds to keep the foliage at its best.How To Use Thuja Smaragd Topiary BallWhite Cedar Topiary Globes have so many uses in landscaping: you can grow them in pots and use them to decorate a patio or add interest to an entryway or plant them directly in the garden to add an architectural dimension to the landscape. The beautiful shape and vibrant evergreen foliage offers year-round interest.How To Care For Thuja Smaragd Topiary BallA yearly clip should be sufficient to maintain the topiary shape.In terms of aspect, Smaragd enjoys full sun. It will thrive in moist but well-drained soil. 

GBP 77.00
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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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Escallonia Gold Ellen. Escallonia Laevis Gold Ellen Hedging

Escallonia Gold Ellen. Escallonia Laevis Gold Ellen Hedging

Escallonia Gold Ellen or Escallonia Laevis Gold EllenEscallonia are evergreen shrubs native to South America and prized for their attractive foliage and tolerance of coastal conditions such as salt and drying winds. The variety Escallonia Gold Ellen, as the name suggests, is a compact evergreen shrub best known for its shiny yellow foliage. The leaves are a vibrant golden yellow throughout the year and have an irregular dark green blotch at the centre. In addition to its variegated and decorative foliage, Escallonia Laevis Gold Ellen also boasts a profusion of flowers in late summer: the small, dark pink blossoms appear in clusters and look particularly striking against the golden foliage backdrop.Escallonia Gold Ellen received the Perfect for Pollinators badge from the Royal Horticultural Society, a sign that this evergreen shrub is a quality source of nectar and pollen to a variety of pollinators, making it a good choice for wildlife gardens.Height and Spread of Escallonia Gold EllenA mid-sized shrub, Escallonia Laevis Gold Ellen will reach its ultimate height of 1.5 metres to 2.5 metres in a period of 5 to 10 years.How Hardy is Escallonia Gold EllenEscallonia Laevis Gold Ellen is hardy in coastal and relatively mild parts of the United Kingdom where winter temperatures do not drop below -5 degrees Celsius.How To Use Escallonia Gold EllenEscallonia Laevis Gold Ellen is very well suited to coastal gardens. It will tolerate salt and winds with ease and the milder climate of coastal parts of the UK will be best suited to its preferences. Use this evergreen yellow-leaved variety for coastal hedging or windbreaks, or simply grow on its own to enjoy its year-round interest and attract pollinators to your garden.How To Care For Escallonia Gold EllenEscallonia Laevis Gold Ellen is easy to grow and to care for. Grow in full sun and well-drained soil, preferably in a sheltered location. This low-maintenance shrub will need little to no pruning.

GBP 125.00
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Pennisetum Little Bunny, Dwarf Fountain Grass Little Bunny

Pennisetum Little Bunny, Dwarf Fountain Grass Little Bunny

Pennisetum Little Bunny Dwarf Fountain GrassA dwarf variety of perennial fountain grasses called Pennisetum, Little Bunny forms a low tufted mound of showy deciduous foliage. The arching linear leaves start out dark green only to turn to a vibrant gold in the autumn and finally fading ochre tones of hay before perishing with the first frosts. In late summer, Pennisetum Alopecuroides Little Bunny produces so-called foxtail flowers that rise above the mound of foliage and offer interest for weeks on end. The creamy-yellow flowers can also be used for dry arrangements or as cut flowers.Height and Spread of Pennisetum Little BunnyDwarf Fountain Grass Little Bunny is a miniature variety with a mounded habit and as such is ideal for small gardens. It will grow to be 40 to 50 centimetres high with a spread of 50 to 60 centimetres.How Hardy is Pennisetum Little BunnyThis perennial grass is hardy in the United Kingdom but it would benefit from sheltering in the winter months. Virtually pest and disease free, this cultivar is also deer-resistant. Once established, Dwarf Fountain Grass Little Bunny is drought tolerant.How To Use Pennisetum Little BunnyUndemanding yet highly decorative, Dwarf Fountain Grass Little Bunny is the ideal choice for rock gardens or borders. You can mix it with other dwarf grasses or plant en masse for edging, in big and small gardens alike. You can successfully grow Dwarf Fountain Grass Little Bunny in containers, so you can use this ornamental grass cultivar to spruce up your balcony or patio or add texture to your rooftop garden.How To Care For Pennisetum Little BunnyEasy to grow and to care for, Dwarf Fountain Grass Little Bunny prefers drier soils although it can be happy in moist ones too, as long as they are well-drained. It will grow in full sun to partial shade but will produce more foxtail flowers if planted in a sunny spot in the garden.

GBP 27.50
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Pinus Nigra Bambino Gaëlle Brégeon Austrian Pine Bambino. One of the smallest dwarf conifers.

Pinus Nigra Bambino Gaëlle Brégeon Austrian Pine Bambino. One of the smallest dwarf conifers.

Pinus Nigra Bambino also known as Pinus Bambino Gaëlle Brégeon or Austrian Pine Bambino. Pinus Nigra Bambino is a relatively rare and very small dwarf conifer from the Swiss plantsman Henri Brégeon. It is the least well known of a trio of his black pine (pinus negra) crossed with Pinus Densiflora (Jaapanese Red Pine) hybrids, all of which are patented. The other two are Pinus Nigra Pierrick Bregeon (Brepo) and Pinus Negra Marie Brégeon.The Gaëlle Brégeon variety or Bambino, as it is often called, was selected in 1992. It boasts an even growth habit and a lovely naturally rounded spherical shape. This dwarf conifer has vibrant and striking foliage: the long soft narrow needles add colour to the landscape, and the dark red-brown winter buds beautifully contrast the greenery of the needles when the temperatures drop. The smallest of the three Brégeon’s Austrian pine hybrids, Bambino is exceptionally tough, low-maintenance and highly ornamental.Height and Spread of Pinus Nigra Bambino: This dwarf conifer is also very slow growing. In a period of 10 years, it will grow to just 45 cm in height and around 60 cm in width.How Hardy is Pinus Nigra Bambino? Pinus Bambino Gaëlle Brégeon is also quite resilient and tough. This robust little shrub is fully hardy in the United Kingdom and will withstand sub-zero temperatures.How To Use Pinus Nigra Bambino: Thanks to its petite size and highly decorative appearance, Austrian Pine Bambino can be a great addition to any garden. Whether grown in a rock garden, a small city garden, as a lawn specimen, or in pots and containers to be used to pretty up balconies, terraces, and patios, this versatile and low-maintenance dwarf conifer will add year-round interest.How To Care For Pinus Nigra Bambino: Austrian Pine Bambino will happily grow virtually anywhere but it does love full sun. The only thing these conifers will not tolerate is waterlogged soil. For best results, plant in a sunny spot in well-drained soils. No pruning necessary, as this dwarf hybrid naturally grows in a mounded, rounded shape.

GBP 185.50
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Photinia Red Robin Compacta Photinia Red Robin Compact

Photinia Red Robin Compacta Photinia Red Robin Compact

A new selection of Photinia, Photinia Red Robin Compacta is a dwarf variety with stunning foliage and petite size. Retaining all the well-loved features of its close relatives, Photinia x Fraseri Red Robin Compacta (to give it its full botanical name), is ideally suited for mid-sized hedges or growing in large containers.Photinia x Fraseri Red Robin Compacta is more compact than the traditional Photinia x Fraseri Red Robin which can grow to be a very large hedge and the smaller Photinia x Fraseri Little Red Robin a smaller little brother. Photinia Red Robin Compacta has smaller leaves and most importantly it has a much more compact growth habit than Little Red Robin, which if left uncut tends to get a bit leggy once it reaches 1 metre height. Photinia Red Robin Compacta otherwise has all the hallmark Photinia well-loved features - new leaves emerge bright red in spring, maturing to a glossy green shade in summer.  Scarce white blossoms are produced during spring as well, but the scarlet foliage steals the spotlight. Compacta is prefect for dense mid-sized hedges of up to 2 metres.Photinia Red Robin Compact is not fussy when it comes to ideal growing conditions. It prefers fertile, humus-rich soil that is moist but well drained. It will grow well both in full sun and partial shade, but a sunnier spot in the garden will encourage the lovely, crimson shade of the foliage. Rarely affected by any pest and diseases, tolerates drought once established.Photinia Red Robin Compact, as the name suggests, keeps its small size as it develops. The maximum height and spread this evergreen shrub will achieve is around 2 meters, which is half the size of regular Photinia x Fraseri Red Robin.A robust hybrid, Photinia Red Robin Compacta is fully hardy in the United Kingdom. This evergreen shrub is not bothered by frost or harsh winds, and it can survive even if the winter temperatures drop to 15 degrees below zero.Low-maintenance and with dense, lovely foliage, Photinia Red Robin Compact is a perfect candidate for hedging. It offers year-round interest and its spring scarlet foliage will add particular decorative value to your garden. See also our complete collection of hedging plants.

GBP 27.50
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Aucuba Japonica Rozannie. Japanese Laurel Rozannie

Aucuba Japonica Rozannie. Japanese Laurel Rozannie

A compact, evergreen variety of Japanese Laurel, Aucuba Japonica Rozannie is prized for its glossy green leaves and the bright red autumn berries. This ornamental shrub has both male and female flowers, which means that it’s self-fruitful and broad, glossy, serrated leaves. Unlike most Aucuba Japonica cultivars, Rozannie variety doesn’t have a variegated foliage, its leaves a beautiful dark shade of green. In the spring, Japanese Laurel Rozannie flowers profusely, although the purplish, star-shaped flowers are too small to be fully appreciated. However, in the autumn, this ornamental shrub is at its best. In place of minuscule flowers, crimson red berries appear. Accentuated by a backdrop of deep green foliage, the berries are highly decorative and adorn the shrub well into the late spring, as they are of no interest to the wildlife. A Japanese Native, this cultivar is renowned for its toughness and adaptability. Fully hardy in Britain and Ireland, Aucuba Japonica Rozannie is frost resistant and can survive temperatures as low as -15 degrees. Shade-loving, this evergreen shrub grows well in virtually any soil, as long it’s not too wet. Easy to grow, Japanese Laurel Rozannie is generally pest and disease free, and quite easy to take care of. It requires virtually no maintenance, apart from occasional light pruning in the case of dead or damaged stems. Considered of good constitution and exceptional hardiness, this plant is the recipient of the coveted Award of Garden Merit by Royal Horticultural Society.Although other Japanese Laurel varieties are mostly medium-sized shrubs, Rozannie variety stays quite compact when mature. This evergreen shrub grows to be 50 centimetres to 1 metres both high and across, making it ideal for smaller gardens. Fuss-free and with year-round interest, Japanese Laurel Rozannie is an ideal candidate for mixed borders. The shiny, lush foliage without variegation offers endless possibilities when it comes to landscaping. This ornamental shrub can be combined with evergreen shrubs for borders with multiple seasons of interest, used as an accentuating plant for flowering shrubs or as a front row plant, combined with ornamental grasses or large shrubs. As it prefers shade, unlike most shrubs, this cultivar is often used for underplanting trees, as well.

GBP 24.00
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Agapanthus Africanus Albus White African Lily For Sale UK

Agapanthus Africanus Albus White African Lily For Sale UK

Agapanthus Africanus Albus is also known as the Nile Lily or the African White Lily. These stunning blooms are long lasting from early to late summer and onwards. The foliage is evergreen except in particularly cold winters where the leaves may die down but they will re-appear in spring. The arching, glossy green blade-like leaves form a tufted mound, with tall, erect stems that bear spheres of pure white, trumpet-shaped blossoms. The flowerheads grace this perennial throughout the summer, complemented by lush foliage.Although it tolerates partial shade, Agapanthus Africanus Albus is best planted in full sun and fertile, well-drained soil. To encourage profuse flowering and ensure your plant thrives, keep it well-watered and apply fertilizer during the flowering season. Native to South Africa, African Lily Albus is hardy in the United Kingdom. However, this white-flowering perennial prefers milder climates and won’t fare well in areas that have particularly cold winter temperatures. In places where the temperatures drop below zero, Agapanthus Africanus Albus will survive only in sheltered locations, ideally indoors, in a container or a pot.Vigorous and compact, this variety of the African Lily grows to be around 50 to 90 centimetres high and across, including flower-bearing stalks. Considering its clump-forming habit and small size, African Lily Albus looks quite striking when planted in a large container.Easy to grow and care for, Agapanthus Africanus Albus is pest and disease free, and requires no pruning. You won’t even have to remove the spent flowerheads, as the seed heads look highly decorative and offer interest during late fall and winter.This clump forming perennial is best if fed during the growing season from April to the end of September. These beautiful flowers work well in pots and on patios and they also grow in well-drained soil in raised beds. As it doesn’t mind salt sprays and windy conditions, Agapanthus Africanus Albus is a great candidate for coastal gardens as well. Plant this flowering perennial in a mixed shrub border, where it will accentuate evergreen shrubs, or grow it in a large container on your roof terrace, balcony or patio.We also stock the vibrant blue coloured Agapanthus. If it is a very hardy variety you are after, Agapanthus Dr Brouwer is one of the hardiest African Lily cultivars. 

GBP 33.00
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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 27.50
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Cornus Sanguinea Magic Flame Dogwood Magic Flame Buy Online

Cornus Sanguinea Magic Flame Dogwood Magic Flame Buy Online

Cornus Sanguinea Magic Flame or Dogwood Magic FlameAs with most Dogwood species, Cornus Sanguinea Magic Flame also boasts vibrantly coloured stems and rich autumn colour. This medium-sized deciduous shrub bears large, ovate green leaves in spring and summer, that gradually turn to vivid hues of yellow, orange and red in the autumn. The autumnal explosion of foliage colours is truly a sight to behold, but even when the leaves drop in the winter, Dogwood Magic Flame adds colour to the landscape. The bare winter branches of this shrub are stunning orange-yellow with bright red tips that makes it seem like it’s ablaze, hence the name Cornus Sanguinea Magic Flame.In addition to being highly decorative, this multi-stemmed shrub is also attractive to pollinators and good for wildlife owing to the tiny white blooms it produces in the summer, which are followed by black fruits.Height and Spread of Cornus Sanguinea Magic FlameThe ultimate height of Dogwood Magic Flame is between 1.5 and 2.5 metres, the same as the expected spread of this suckering shrub.How Hardy is Cornus Sanguinea Magic FlamePest-free, disease-free, and generally quite tough, Cornus Sanguinea Magic Flame is fully hardy in the United Kingdom. As a sign of its hardiness and a generally great performance in UK gardens, this dogwood variety has been awarded the Award of Garden Merit (AGM) by the Royal Horticultural Society.How To Use Cornus Sanguinea Magic FlameWith a highly ornamental appearance, multiple seasons of interest, and undemanding nature, Dogwood Magic Flame has many uses in the garden. Its gorgeous foliage and eye-catching vibrant stems make it stand out in mixed shrub borders, where Cornus Sanguinea Magic Flame adds interest and colour even when the rest of the plants are in its dormant phase. To boot, this attractive shrub is deer resistant, so it can also serve as an informal hedge with year-round interest.How To Care For Cornus Sanguinea Magic FlameEasy to grow and care for, Dogwood Magic Flame will do well in full sun to partial shade. It has no special soil requirements, as it can thrive in any well-drained but moist soil. This is a tough and resistant cultivar that does not require sheltering and will tolerate both harsh winds and sub-zero temperatures.

GBP 63.00
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Nandina Domestica Twilight Heavenly Bamboo for Sale Online

Nandina Domestica Twilight Heavenly Bamboo for Sale Online

Nandina Domestica TwilightNandina Domestica Twilight is a semi-evergreen flowering shrub with early pink-toned foliage. This pretty shrub is more commonly known as Heavenly Bamboo largely due to the shape of the foliage. It's not a true bamboo however but a decorative shrub from the Far East. It was brought to Britain in early 1800 and suits our climate here if it’s sheltered. The Twilight cultivar is an upright bushy shrub with lots of attractive variegation in its foliage. The foliage is semi-evergreen which means it will stay on the shrub year-round in mild winters or more southern parts of the UK.  In early spring its three pinnate lance-shaped new foliage appears in bright pink and slowly matures to white and green. The summer flowers are pretty white blooms in small panicles that are adored by bees. Red berries may follow the flowers. Nandina Domestica Twilight is a good choice for year-round colour.Height And Spread Of Nandina Domestica TwilightNandina Domestica Twilight can reach a height of one metre and spread across the same. It’s a compact bushy shrub that can be kept smaller with a yearly prune.How Hardy Is Nandina Domestica TwilightHeavenly Bamboo Twilight is hardy throughout most the UK but requires a sheltered position free from harsh winds and frosts. It is generally pest resistant. How To Use Nandina Domestica TwilightHeavenly Bamboo Twilight brings a lot of colour into the garden. Its year-round variegated foliage and bright pink new leaves are eye-catching so it’s a good choice for flower borders in a low maintenance garden. It also suits urban gardens, courtyards, and rock gardens. You can grow Heavenly Bamboo Twilight in a container but it should be large, well-watered and well-fed.How To Care For Nandina Domestica TwilightThis shrub needs full sun to thrive. If you can give it a sunny spot it will produce more pink leaves and flowers and is likely to hold onto its semi-evergreen foliage. Plant it in a sheltered area in moist but well-drained soil of any pH.There is no need to prune this naturally bushy shrub, but you can restrict its size with a yearly prune before the new foliage emerges. Mulch thickly to suppress weeds and seal in moisture, and water well until established. 

GBP 60.00
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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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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 25.00
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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 98.00
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Buddleja Davidii Free Petite Blue Heaven Butterfly Bush

Buddleja Davidii Free Petite Blue Heaven Butterfly Bush

Buddleja Davidii Free Petite Blue Heaven is a new variety of low-growing deciduous butterfly bush with fragrant deep blue flowers all summer long. It’s a new variety with a low-growing habit that’s suitable for compact gardens and informal sunny flower borders. Buddleja Davidii is native to Japan and central China and it was named after the botanist explorers Reverend Adam Buddle and Father Armand David. The first buddlejas were sold in Britain in the 1890s and they’ve been a butterfly-attracting staple for over a hundred years.The cultivar Butterfly Bush Blue Heaven is a new dwarf buddleja from the United States with fragrant clusters of deep blue flowers all summer long. Its flowers bloom abundantly in blue cones and they’re loved by pollinators, especially butterflies, hence its common name Butterfly Bush. Its foliage is lance-shaped and pale green on long white-grey branches.Buddleja Davidii Free Petite Blue Heaven is a highly decorative shrub that’s low-growing so it’s really a dwarf cultivar that’s perfect for compact, low-maintenance spaces and wildlife-friendly borders.Height And Spread Buddleja Davidii Free Petite Blue HeavenButterfly Bush Blue Heaven is a low-growing variety of buddleja that only reaches 60 centimetres in height and spread.How Hardy Is Buddleja Davidii Free Petite Blue HeavenThis small buddleja is hardy in the UK to freezing temperatures if it gets plenty of sun and has well-drained roots. It’s drought-hardy, tolerates pollution, and pests are rarely a problem.How To Use Buddleja Davidii Free Petite Blue HeavenThis is a tidy and compact new buddleja that suits compact borders, wildlife gardens, and low-maintenance woodland spaces. It will happily grow in a well-watered and fed plant container on a balcony to create colour and attract butterflies to urban courtyards.How To Care For Buddleja Davidii Free Petite Blue HeavenButterfly Bush Blue Heaven is very easy to grow and care for. It prefers a sunny to partially sunny spot, but will flower more heavily in full sun.Buddleja grows in the majority of soils and tolerates exposed spots. It likes chalky soil and copes well with drought. As its blue flowerheads turn brown, deadhead them to encourage new blooms.It’s best hard pruned down to a few inches in height during March before the new growth arrives to prevent it from becoming leggy. The best flowers emerge on new season growth, so an annual prune keeps it looking good.Container-grown buddlejas need regular water and good quality fertiliser to thrive. Be sure to prop the container on feet to ensure good drainage.

GBP 63.00
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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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