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Philadelphus Mont Blanc Mock Orange - Summer Flowering Shrub

Philadelphus Mont Blanc Mock Orange - Summer Flowering Shrub

Philadelphus Mont Blanc is a deciduous Mock Orange shrub variety with highly scented pure white flowers in early summer. It’s an old established variety that suits a mixed border and large plant containers.Philadelphus (or Mock Orange) shrubs are native to North and Central America, Asia and South-East Europe. They are named after an ancient Greek king of Egypt – Ptolemy II Philadelphus. Philadelphus was grown in Ottoman empire gardens during the Middle Ages and are recorded as a purchase of George Washington in 1792. They appeared in UK gardens in the Victorian ages and have remained a firm favourite that’s better known as Mock Orange for their beautiful scented flowers that resemble orange and lemon tree blossoms and their scents. Mont Blanc is an upright branching cultivar with mid-green ovate leaves in early spring. Masses of large, white heavily-scented flowers bloom in early summer attracting pollinators and filling the garden with its sweet jasmine-like scent.This is a knock out shrub for gardeners that appreciate scent, form, colour and wildlife.Height And Spread of Philadelphus Mont BlancPhiladelphus Mont Blanc is an upright variety with a rounded habit. It can reach several metres tall and 1-1.5 metres in spread over 5-10 years.How Hardy Is Philadelphus Mont BlancIf its roots are well-drained, Philadelphus Mont Blanc is hardy in freezing UK winters. It enjoys full sun and thrives in the majority of soil types.How To Use Philadelphus Mont BlancThis a shrub that makes a real splash in late spring to early summer but remains green in the late summer months. It’s best placed at the back of a large mixed country-style border where its late summer greenery provides a bright backdrop to summer flowering shrubs.In spring its magnificent blooms attract day and night pollinators and the scent is so strong it fills the garden. Plant it near a bench or window to appreciate its knock-out scent and profusion of snow-white flowers.It’s possible to grow Philadelphus in a container if it’s well watered, fed and weighted to prevent larger specimens toppling over.How To Care For Philadelphus Mont BlancPhiladelphus Mont Blanc prefers a sunny spot in moist, well-drained soil. It will tolerate partial shade, but flowers best in sheltered full sun. The majority of soil types are tolerated if they’re kept moist in dry spells.Pruning is beneficial to Mont Blanc. Prune yours immediately after flowering because it flowers on old wood and needs time to regenerate next year’s growth. Cut out all crossed, dead or damaged stems and trim back to a strong bud. On established plants remove 20% of the old stems to ground level.Water well until established and mulch annually with organic matter for the most stunning flower shows.

GBP 60.00
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Hydrangea Macrophylla Sibilla. Hydrangea Masja Red Flowers

Hydrangea Macrophylla Sibilla. Hydrangea Masja Red Flowers

Hydrangea Macrophylla Sibilla is a mid-sized deciduous hydrangea with large striking red flowers in the summer. It enjoys part shade and looks good in a cottage-garden style flower border. It’s also known as Hydrangea Masja Sibilla or simply Hydrangea Masja. Hydrangea Macrophylla is native to Japan and cultivated into two types of flowers which are the mophead hydrangea with large rounded flowerheads, and lacecaps with more delicate, flatter flowers and small centre petals. Hydrangea Macrophylla Sibilla is a mophead with mid-green foliage that has a red autumnal tint. This is a beautiful hydrangea and one of the reddest you can buy with deep pink-red profuse flowers that bloom throughout the summer. It’s very popular and easy to care for. You may find the flowers are dark pink in acidic soil but paler in alkaline ground - either way the flowers don’t turn white or blue.Height And Spread of Hydrangea Macrophylla SibillaThis is a bushy, mid-sized shrub with a maximum height and spread of 1 metre.How Hardy is Hydrangea Macrophylla SibillaHydrangea Masja is frost tolerant and hardy through UK winters if its roots are well-drained, but it should be grown in a partially shady, sheltered spot. How To Use Hydrangea Macrophylla SibillaThis is a compact hydrangea with huge colour impact. It suits cottage-style garden borders, city gardens, and will grow in containers on a balcony, patio or deck if it’s well-watered and fed.Flower arrangers love its large vivid flower heads in summer and its skeletal papery winter structure that lasts for months in cut flower arrangements.How To Care For Hydrangea Macrophylla SibillaHydrangea Masja will grow in the majority of soils but it needs a partially shady spot. Full sun will burn its foliage and damage the plant, so a sheltered north, west or east-facing spot is best.There is no need to prune it, but established plants benefit if you remove a few of the older stems in late winter to encourage fresh new growth. Hydrangea Masja flowers on last year’s stems so removing too many will result in fewer flowers for the coming months.Water it well until established and provide water during dry spells to keep it flowering through the summer. A thick layer of organic mulch in early spring will provide flower boosting nutrients for the growing season.

GBP 94.50
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Lagerstroemia Indica Pink Velour Crepe Myrtle Pink Velour

Lagerstroemia Indica Pink Velour Crepe Myrtle Pink Velour

Lagerstroemia Indica Pink Velour is a popular deciduous pink crape myrtle that’s adapted to the UK’s climate. It creates a glorious summer long display in a mixed border. Crape Myrtle Pink Velour has particularly long-lasting flower panicles that appear in summer at the tips of the branches and continue to flower until Autumn. The crinkly crape paper blooms hang in large panicles and are loved by pollinators. Pink Velour’s foliage appears in spring with purple new growth that matures to dark green and turns vibrant shades of orange and gold in autumn. When the foliage falls attractive grey-brown peeling bark is revealed for the winter months. Height And Spread of Lagerstroemia Indica Pink VelourCrape Myrtle Pink Velour will reach a maximum height of 2.5 metres and spread over 1.2 unless pruned. How Hardy Is Lagerstroemia Indica Pink VelourCrape Myrtle Pink Velour is hardy down to -10 but needs a sunny spot to flower well. New plants should be protected from harsh frosts. How To Use Lagerstroemia Indica Pink VelourCrape Myrtle Pink Velour is a showy addition to any size garden. It creates a bright and long-lasting splash of colour throughout the summer months. It can grow tall so makes a great backdrop to a mixed border and excels as a specimen tree too. Pollinators love the long-lasting flowers that provide nectar for months on end. You can grow crape myrtle in a large container to brighten up a dull patio or paved front garden, but ensure it’s frequently watered and doesn’t dry out. How To Care for  Lagerstroemia Indica Pink VelourCrape Myrtles are hardy plants but they need sun to flourish. Plant yours in a sheltered, sunny spot preferably against a warm wall or fence. It’s not fussy about soil pH or type, but enjoys moist, fertile soil. There’s no need to prune crape myrtle as it naturally grows as tall well-structured shrub but you can contain its height and spread by pruning back 1/3 of the growth in winter. Mulch well and water during dry spells for the best flower display in summer.  

GBP 82.50
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Hydrangea Macrophylla Libelle Lace Cap White-Flowering Shrub

Hydrangea Macrophylla Libelle Lace Cap White-Flowering Shrub

Hydrangea Macrophylla Libelle is a deciduous flowering shrub with the RHS AGM. It produces snow-white lacecap flowers in summer and best suits moist shady flower borders with room to grow.Hydrangea Macrophylla is native to Japan and cultivated into two types of flowers which are the mophead hydrangea with large rounded flowerheads, and lacecaps with delicate, flatter flowers and larger edging petals. Hydrangea Macrophylla Libelle is a lace cap variety with mid-green glossy foliage and bright white flowers all summer long.In mid to late summer its fertile centre flowers may turn pink in alkaline soils or blue in acidic soil, but they are mostly obscured by the larger white sterile flowers. Hydrangea Macrophylla Libelle holds the prestigious RHS Award of Garden Merit and brings a snowy white hit of colour to shady borders. It’s an excellent choice in cool, low maintenance gardens.Height and Spread of Hydrangea Macrophylla LibelleHydrangea Macrophylla Libelle can reach a height of 2.5 metres and spread over 1.5 metres in 5-10 years.How Hardy Is Hydrangea Macrophylla LibelleThis s a hardy, frost tolerant shrub if its roots are well-drained. It needs some shelter from drying winds and does not like full sun.How To Use Hydrangea Macrophylla LibelleLibelle is a lovely border filler if it has enough room to stretch out. It looks good in partially shady cottage-style borders and mixes well with brightly coloured summer flowering shrubs. It’s best left to thrive in a mixed border with plenty of nutrients in the soil.Flower arrangers enjoy the floriferous flowers heads that can be used fresh or left to dry out on the shrub and displayed in cut flowers arrangements during winter.Hydrangea Macrophylla Libelle can be grown in large, well-watered and fed containers to brighten a deck but should not be allowed to dry out. How To Care For Hydrangea Macrophylla LibelleWhen it’s planted in a partially shady moist spot Hydrangea Macrophylla Libelle needs little to no maintenance. It needs some shelter from the harshest weather but in the right spot it will thrive with little intervention.Water well until established and during hot spells, and place a thick layer of organic matter around the roots in early spring to trap moisture and provide nutrients for the growing year.Intensive pruning isn’t necessary, but you can cut out a few of the oldest stems at the base to invigorate the plant once it’s established Do this in early spring, but be aware that lacecaps flower on last year’s growth and removing too much will result in fewer flowers.

GBP 87.50
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Azalea Pontica. Rhododendron Luteum. Deciduous Azaleas UK

Azalea Pontica. Rhododendron Luteum. Deciduous Azaleas UK

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

GBP 62.70
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Cornus Kousa Szechuan Strawberry Mature Japanese Dogwood UK

Cornus Kousa Szechuan Strawberry Mature Japanese Dogwood UK

Cornus Kousa Szechuan Strawberry Cornus Kousa Szechuan Strawberry is a bushy, deciduous tree ornamental tree with profuse clusters of small white-creamy flowers that emerge in early summer, followed by strawberry-like edible fruits that are loved by wildlife. Cornus Kousa (also called Szechuan Strawberry or Japanese Dog Wood) has beautiful green oval shaped foliage that turns a stunning reddish purple in autumn. This beautiful elegant tree will contirubute exciting colours to your garden from spring through summer and on to autumn. Cornus Kousa Szechuan Strawberry trees reach a maximum height of 7 metres and a maximum width  6 metres. If you prefer to keep it smaller, Cornus Kousa  can be easily trimmed to keep it a manageable size to suit all individual spaces.Cornus Kousa trees prefer full sun and partial shade and well drained moist soil (sand, clay or chalk loam soil).We have a range of Cornus Kousa Szechuan Strawberry specimens in stock and can easily source mature large trees, please email us for details. If you are loking for a flowering, ornamental tree that will have an instant impact on your garden, then you would do well to consider these specimens. 

GBP 52.80
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Cornus Sanguinea Winter Beauty Dogwood Deciduous Shrub

Cornus Sanguinea Winter Beauty Dogwood Deciduous Shrub

Cornus Sanguinea Winter Beauty or Dogwood Winter BeautyCornus Sanguinea Winter Beauty is a majestic dogwood variety prized for its exceptionally vivid colours. The foliage, that emerges soft green and retains its colour throughout the summer, is at its best in the autumn, when the inconspicuous green foliage transforms into shades of orange and yellow. When the display of striking autumn leaves drops with the frosts, Dogwood Winter Beauty comes into its own. The bare twigs of this deciduous shrub are highly ornamental, vibrant yellow at the base, darkening to orange-yellow and red at the tips.Height and Spread of Cornus Sanguinea Winter BeautyCornus Sanguinea Winter Beauty is Dutch selection of compact habit, and its ultimate expected height is 1.5 to 2.5 metres, with the same expected spread.How Hardy is Cornus Sanguinea Winter BeautyCornus Sanguinea Winter Beauty is a variety of our native dogwoods, so it is no wonder that it is well-suited to our climate. Fully hardy in the United Kingdom, this beautiful shrub will do well in coastal gardens, as well as inland.How To Use Cornus Sanguinea Winter BeautyVersatile and eye-catching, Dogwood Winter Beauty is one of those shrubs that do well in any landscape. This deciduous shrub offers multiple seasons of interest, but it is the loveliest in autumn and winter, when not many plants in the garden offer much. As a result, Cornus Sanguinea Winter Beauty is best used in mixed shrub borders, where it can complement plants with summer and spring interest and shine when their time passes. Alternatively, you can plant this shrub en masse for an informal hedge or privacy screen.How To Care For Cornus Sanguinea Winter BeautyWhile exceptionally beautiful, Dogwood Winter Beauty does not require much fussing over to thrive. In fact, these hardy, resilient plants are quite easy to grow and care for and have no special demands. It will thrive in any type of soil, including chalk and clay, without sheltering in the winter or summer months, and in any location in the garden. For best results, though, plant this cultivar in well-drained but moist soil, in full sun to partial shade.

GBP 49.50
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Abelia grandiflora Kaleidoscope. Abelia Kaleidoscope Dwarf

Abelia grandiflora Kaleidoscope. Abelia Kaleidoscope Dwarf

Abelia Kaleidoscope, or Abelia grandiflora Kaleidoscope, earns its name from the variety of colours that can be expected from this evergreen or semi-evergreen shrub through the changing seasons!The grandiflora varieties of Abelia are vigorous shrubs with arching branches and glossy green leaves. Kaleidoscope is a semi-evergreen dwarf variety.The Abelia genus is native to Asia, but the Kaleidoscope variety was discovered in 1997 in North Carolina by Kent Bell. This stunning evergreen has something to offer in all seasons. Its reddish-purple stems produce new foliage in variegated shades of green and yellow that turn gold in summer, and then brilliant red and orange in autumn and persist through the winter months. Abelia grandiflora Kaleidoscope develops pink buds in summer that open into fragrant, funnel-shaped pinkish-white flowers from mid-summer into the autumn, attracting bees and butterflies to your garden.Abelia grandiflora Kaleidoscope is hardy in most parts of the UK, even in severe winters, but in colder regions it may prove to be semi-evergreen. It will grow to a mature height of 0.5-1 metres and spread of 1-1.5 metres in 2 to 5 years. Deadhead spent blooms to extend the blooming period, and lightly trim the shrub in spring to maintain an attractive shape. Every 3 or 4 years, rejuvenate Abelia Kaleidoscope by hard pruning. Plant Abelia grandiflora Kaleidoscope in full sun in a sheltered position with a south, west, or east-facing aspect, in moist but well-drained sand, chalk, or loam soil. Abelia Kaleidoscope is salt tolerant, and so makes a good landscape shrub in coastal locations, and since it also tolerates pollution, it is a good choice for city gardeners. It is safe to plant in country gardens as it is deer-resistant. It is generally pest and disease free. This lovely little shrub can play a variety of roles in your planting schemes! The shelter of a courtyard will be a perfect spot for a specimen plant, and it makes a lovely addition to a mixed border. Abelia Kaleidoscope has it all: beautiful evergreen foliage changing with the seasons, fragrant, beautiful blooms, and a low-maintenance growth habit to make it the perfect choice for your garden! See also Abelia grandiflora Glossy Abelia and Abelia Edward Goucher. 

GBP 108.75
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Yucca Filamentosa Bright Edge Needle Palm Bright Edge

Yucca Filamentosa Bright Edge Needle Palm Bright Edge

Yucca Filamentosa Bright Edge (or Needle Palm) is an RHS AGM winning small evergreen tropical palm with sharp long strap-like leaves and creamy-white flowers in late summer. It suits tropical style Mediterranean gardens, sun-soaked borders, and sunny containers.Yuccas are native to the southwestern United States and Mexico where they grow in desert-like arid environments. Yucca Filamentosa is native to the southeastern United States and is often called Needle Palm or Adam’s Needle. The Bright Edge cultivar is named for its wide and bright yellow variegated leaf margins that form a thick stripe along its 60 cm long sword-shaped leaves. This clump of foliage is sharp and pointed, so it can prick skin.In late summer, panicles of nodding creamy-white bell-shaped flowers appear on 1.5 metre tall stems. Bees love its flowers, so the RHS has also awarded it the Plants for Pollinators badge.This is an architectural choice for hot sunny borders and tropical style gardens but care should be taken around children and pets.Height and Spread of Yucca Filamentosa Bright EdgeNeedle Palm Bright Edge reaches a maximum height of 50 centimetres and spreads over 1.5 metres. Its flower spikes can reach 1.5 metres in height.How Hardy is Yucca Filamentosa Bright EdgeNeedle Palm Bright Edge is hardy in most of the UK down to freezing temperatures if it has well drained roots. Once established, it is especially drought resistant and it tolerates salty coastal areas.How To Use Yucca Filamentosa Bright EdgeFill up a hot border with rows of this yucca, use them in an urban sun-drenched front garden, or plant up in a well watered container to fill a balcony with shape and visiting pollinators.Needle Palm Bright Edge is popular in Mediterranean and tropical style gardens. It’s a low maintenance but eye-catching way to fill a south-facing space.How To Care For Yucca Filamentosa Bright EdgeThis compact yucca needs well drained soil and full sun. It will tolerate partial shade bt will struggle to flower there. Any type of well-drained soil is suitable including sand and chalk.Pruning isn’t required, but you can remove damaged foliage or spent flower spikes in spring before the new growth arrives.Water well until you see new growth and apply a thick layer of mulch to the roots in late summer to protect it from the winter rain. Container grown yucca should always be left on raised feet to ensure good drainage.

GBP 105.00
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Acer Palmatum Butterfly. Mature Japanese Acer for Shade.

Acer Palmatum Butterfly. Mature Japanese Acer for Shade.

Acer Palmatum Butterfly has lots of tiny red flowers in spring which make a great contrast to the grey green leaves which are margined with salmon pink and white.Acer Palmatum Butterfly is a compact and upright variety of Japanese Maple and is an ideal specimen tree for any sized garden. Acer Palmatum Butterfly will grow better in a shady position as the leaves can scorch in the hot summer sun.Characteristics of Acer Palmatum Butterfly are it is slow growing, fully hardy and flowers April to May.Standing at over 7 feet tall, our Acer Palmatum Butterfly plants are premium, single stem, mature plants and will make an instant impact in your garden. Tips: Grow in Partial shade. 

GBP 47.50
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Hydrangea Macrophylla Blackberry Pie - Lacecap Hydrangea

Hydrangea Macrophylla Blackberry Pie - Lacecap Hydrangea

Hydrangea Macrophylla ‘Blackberry Pie’ (syn. Hydrangea macrophylla 'Makz') is a striking and compact lacecap hydrangea that brings dramatic colour and texture to the summer garden. With its deep-toned foliage and beautifully two-toned flowers, this showy deciduous shrub delivers reliable seasonal interest from mid-summer through to early autumn. Ideal for small gardens, mixed borders, or plant containers, it combines ornamental flair with easy-care qualities and a long flowering period.This handsome variety grows to around 1 metre tall and wide, forming a neat, rounded shrub. Its foliage is a feature in itself – broad, ovate, and dark green with a rich purple tint that intensifies as the season progresses, particularly in sunnier positions. The flowerheads are of the lacecap form, offering a lovely contrast to the more commonly seen mophead hydrangeas.From July through September, Hydrangea Macrophylla Blackberry Pie produces flat flowerheads composed of a ring of showy sterile florets and a centre of fertile buds. The sterile flowers are pale pink with a soft, bluish flush at the centre, while the fertile florets emerge pink and mature to a dusky violet-blue, creating a multi-tonal effect. Like all Hydrangea macrophylla cultivars, flower colour is influenced by soil pH – expect pink hues in alkaline conditions and stronger blue tones on acidic soils.Height and Spread of Hydrangea Macrophylla Blackberry Pie:Hydrangea Blackberry Pie reaches a full height and spread of  0.9 – 1.2 metres, so quite a compact shrub and a good choice for tight spaces or front-of-border planting.How Hardy is Hydrangea Macrophylla Blackberry Pie?Blackberry Pie is fully hardy throughout the UK, withstanding temperatures down to -15°C. It is well-suited to coastal planting and urban environments alike.How To Use Hydrangea Macrophylla Blackberry Pie:Hydrangea ‘Blackberry Pie’ is perfect for adding late summer colour to borders, courtyard gardens, and patios. It performs beautifully in containers and is especially effective in shaded or semi-shaded spots where the rich foliage and delicate flower colours can shine. Its manageable size also makes it an excellent candidate for cottage gardens, Japanese-style gardens, or even as a low informal hedge.Care Tips:Prefers moist, well-drained soil enriched with organic matter.Position in partial shade for best flower and foliage colour, although it will tolerate full sun if soil remains moist.Water regularly during dry spells, especially in the first season.Deadhead spent blooms in early spring and prune lightly to maintain shape – avoid hard pruning as this can reduce flowering.For bluer flowers, amend soil with ericaceous compost or aluminium sulphate.Hydrangea macrophylla differs from other hydrangea species in both flowering form and pruning requirements. Unlike Paniculata (such as  Hydrangea Paniculata Vanille Fraise) or arborescens (such as Hydrangea Arborescens Strong Annabelle), Hydrangea macrophylla blooms on old wood, meaning buds are formed the previous year. This means pruning must be done with care, as cutting back too hard can remove next year’s flower buds. It also includes two main flower types – lacecaps and mopheads – with ‘Blackberry Pie’ being a fine example of the former. Its distinctive colouring, compact habit, and dark foliage set it apart from more common varieties, offering a bolder, more contemporary twist on a traditional favourite.Bring dramatic, two-toned beauty to your garden with the richly coloured and compact Hydrangea 'Blackberry Pie' – a truly eye-catching addition to any summer border or shaded terrace.

GBP 54.00
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Colocasia Esculenta Black Stem Elephant’s Ear Tropical Plant

Colocasia Esculenta Black Stem Elephant’s Ear Tropical Plant

Colocasia Esculenta Black Stem is a frost-tender perennial with large blue-green leaves on black stems. It’s best suited to warm, sheltered borders and tropical-style gardens.Colocasia Esculenta grows widely around the world. It’s thought to be a native of Southern India and Southeast Asia. It has naturalised in warm climates and was primarily grown in the past for its edible tubers.Black Stem Elephant’s Ear is its more common name due to the striking purple-black stems and large heart-shaped tropical leaves that resemble an elephant’s ear. The foliage is frost-tender, so it drops with the first frosts, but reappears in late spring to summer. In September, large yellow lily-like flowers may appear amid the foliage. The bold leaves of this exotic tropical plant are very popular in tropical-style gardens and warm urban courtyards that trap heat so long as the roots have plenty of moisture.Height And Spread of Colocasia Esculenta Black StemBlack Stem Elephant’s Ear reaches a maximum height of two metres and spreads over 60 cms.How Hardy Is Colocasia Esculenta Black StemBlack Stem Elephant’s Ear is best grown in the UK’s warmer south. It is frost tender and requires crown cover during wet, cold winters. Container specimens should be brought under cover.How To Use Colocasia Esculenta Black StemThis plant is a bold architectural addition to tropical and foliage gardens. It will grow in a moist but warm border and in well-watered containers bringing a rainforest-style theme to decks, patios, and sheltered balconies.To Care For Colocasia Esculenta Black StemBlack Stem Elephant’s ear doesn’t cope with frosts. It’s best to dig up the tubers and place them in a dark, frost-free environment until late spring.You can replant the tubers in spring when the frosts have passed. If this isn’t possible cover the tubers with a thick layer of mulch and a bell cloche. Container-grown specimens should be put under cover during winter.This is a hungry and thirsty plant in the summer so be sure to water it regularly and feed it once a month in a border and more frequently in a container. Don’t allow it to dry out or the leaves will turn brown.Colocasia needs heat, but not direct sunlight which will burn its glossy foliage. A partially shady spot in a sheltered position is best.Its foliage will fall with the first frost so there is no need to prune it, but you can remove damaged leaves throughout the summer.

GBP 146.25
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Ficus Carica Panache, Striped Tiger Fig Tree for Sale Online

Ficus Carica Panache, Striped Tiger Fig Tree for Sale Online

Ficus Carica Panache or Striped Tiger Fig TreeAlso known as the Common Fig, Ficus Carica is a deciduous fruiting tree prized for its exceptionally sweet and juicy summer fruits. The variety Ficus Carica Panache or Striped Tiger Fig is one of the more ancient varieties and it can be traced back as far as the 1600s. As the name suggests, the distinctive feature of this common fig variety is its yellow and green striped fruits with vibrant red flesh which taste hints at strawberries. The fruits ripen late in the summer, August through September. Striped Tiger Fig is a self-fertile cultivar so you will not have to plant another fig tree nearby for an abundant fruit crop.Height and Spread of Ficus Carica PanacheStriped Tiger Fig can be grown as a large shrub or a compact tree for small gardens: its ultimate height in a period of 10 to 15 years is 2 to 6 metres in height and a spread of up to 4 metres.How Hardy is Ficus Carica PanacheFigs originate from Western Asia and the Mediterranean and prefer milder climates. For instance, to produce a good crop of fruit, Ficus Carica Panache will need a long, warm summer to precede the fruiting and should ideally be sheltered and protected in the winter. Striped Tiger Fig is hardy in the United Kingdom, but it is recommended to grow it in a south or west-facing location in a sheltered position. In the northern areas of the country where winters are colder, growing fig in a glasshouse is the optimal solution.How To Use Ficus Carica PanacheHighly decorative and fruit-bearing, Striped Tiger Fig would be a welcome addition to any landscape. It can be grown as a large shrub or small tree, depending on your preferences, with beautiful deeply lobed foliage to offer interest for the better part of the year. The yellow and green striped fruits are eye-catching and add to its exotic appeal. Of course, the sweet and juicy fruits are reason enough to grow this variety: they can be consumed fresh from the tree or transformed into jellies, jams, and other preserves.How To Care For Ficus Carica PanacheFor best results, grow Striped Tiger Fig in a sunny, sheltered location, preferably west or south facing. The soil should be kept moist but well-drained, as figs don’t like waterlogged soils but are exceptionally sensitive to drought, especially if they are grown in pots. The soil should be neutral to alkaline. 

GBP 82.50
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Deutzia Hybrida Strawberry Fields Stunning Pink Flowering

Deutzia Hybrida Strawberry Fields Stunning Pink Flowering

Deutzia Hybrida Strawberry Fields is a lovely, summer-flowering shrub which has received the RHS Award of Garden Merit for its many attractive qualities. It’s a great choice for UK gardeners everywhere! With its origins in the Himalayas, Deutzia Strawberry Fields is a newer hybrid with a more compact growth habit, making it a more versatile landscaping plant. The leaves that emerge in the early spring on the arching stems are medium green and ovate. In late spring and early summer the bushes are covered in masses of fragrant flowers 2.5 cm across, deep pink to red on the outside with a contrasting white centre. They will attract bees and butterflies to your garden. Hardy throughout most of the UK, Deutzia Strawberry Fields will grow quickly to reach its full height and spread of 1.5-2.5 metres in 5 to 10 years, but it is best to keep it pruned every year to about 1 metre to maintain healthy growth. As well as cutting back the overall size after flowering, cut out any dead or damaged stems, and a third of the healthy stems back to the base. If planting more than one, space the plants 1.5 metres apart.  Deutzia Hybrida Strawberry Fields will grow best in full sun or partial shade, in an exposed or sheltered location, in any fertile, moist, well-drained soil. They are resistant to pests and diseases. Tolerant to salt, they will grow well in coastal areas. Suited to container planting, Deutzia Strawberry Fields is a good choice for a rooftop terrace or courtyard planter, where its long season of spectacular flowers will give good value, and the green leaves and arching stems will provide a pleasant backdrop through the rest of the growing season. Deutzia Hybrida Strawberry Fields will also work well at the back of a mixed border, planted with late tulips to complement the pink blooms. A summer-blooming clematis can be trained up through the stems to provide late-season interest. On a country property, the low-maintenance and deer-resistant shrub will work well on a difficult exposed slope or a bank next to a stream or pond, or in an informal or mixed hedge, where a mass planting of the extravagantly blooming Deutzia Strawberry Fields will put on a stunning display. Deutzia Hybrida Strawberry Fields in full bloom is a delight to behold, and its long flowering period makes it a worthwhile addition to any garden, large or small!

GBP 35.00
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Berberis Thunbergii Orange Rocket Shrub Buy Online London UK

Berberis Thunbergii Orange Rocket Shrub Buy Online London UK

Berberis Thunbergii Orange Rocket We love the foliage colours of Berberis Thunbergii Orange Rocket, which is vibrant and almost luminous in the autumn months.  Orange Rocket is a relatively new cultivar of Berberis Thunbergii (Japanese Barberry). It is a low growing ornamental shrub which can also be used to create a lovely attractive dense hedge. Berberis Thunbergii Orange Rocket has a compact, upright growth habit and provides interest throughout the year with it's brightly coloured foliage. Each Spring, the new growth is a vibrant orange colour. This is followed by small yellow flowers and minute red berries, adored by the birds, bees and butterflies. The vivid foliage, green in high summer, gradually develops into deep red, eventually turning fiery orange red in autumn.

GBP 80.50
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Calamagrostis X Acutiflora Karl Foerster. Feather Reed Grass

Calamagrostis X Acutiflora Karl Foerster. Feather Reed Grass

Calamagrostis X Acutiflora Karl Foerster Sometimes called feather reed grass, Calamagrostis X Acutiflora Karl Foerster is a beautiful clump-forming perennial grass with an upright growth habit. As an ornamental grass, it is prized for its feathery white and green flower heads in the summer that change to amber later on. Architecturally speaking, Calamagrostis X Acutiflora Karl Foerster has a strong upright habit and its erect flower heads make a strong statement. The flower heads can be up to 6 feet tall in the right conditions with the grassy green foliage underneath growing to about 3 feet tall. It is particularly soothing to hear the flower heads rustle as they as they move and sway in the summer breeze. In autumn, the amber tone of the dry seed heads contrasts nicely with the green of the foliage. From a design perspective, use feather reed grass in a narrow area as a kind of a tall accent. Placed in front of a wall or a fence, the tall and slender flower heads act as semi visual boundary or transparent hedge – your eye stops at the flower heads but you can still see through them. If you are creating a wall of ornamental grass, ideally plant Calamagrostis X Acutiflora Karl Foerster circa 60 cm apart.  Calamagrostis X Acutiflora Karl Foerster also works well when planted in rockeries, mixed borders.  These ornamental grasses will be dormant during the winter but will come back again in the spring time. Cut them back to ground level in February to March time to help the new growth for next year to come through. Feather Reed Grass Karl Foerster loves full sun or partial shade and any moist but well drained fertile soil. Average height is around 1.5 metres with an average spread of 75 cm.

GBP 49.50
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Acer Palmatum Trees. Japanese Maple Trees to Buy online UK

Acer Palmatum Trees. Japanese Maple Trees to Buy online UK

Acer Palmatum is one of the best known of the Japanese Maple tree varieties and is sometimes referred to as the Japanese Smooth Maple tree. These Acers originate from lower altitudes throughout central and southern Japan, they originally grew under the canopy of larger trees in woodlands.Acer Palmatum prefers a moist, rich, well drained soil in partial shade and should be sheltered from winds to prevent leaf burn. It’s very important not to let Acers dry out during the hot summer months. They will reward you by producing a magnificent display of leaf colours in the autumn, turning warm yellows, vibrant oranges and shades of red, creating spectacular shapes and sometimes decorative bark texture and colour.Most popularly included in any Japanese garden design, these trees are also beautiful when planted as a specimen tree, or as a singular statement tree.

GBP 33.00
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Hydrangea Quercifolia, Hydrangeas for sale online UK

Hydrangea Quercifolia, Hydrangeas for sale online UK

Hydrangea Quercifolia known as Oak Leaved Hydrangea a low growing wide spreading Hydrangea, a deciduous shrub producing showy white flowers mid Summer, these flowers gradually change to a beautiful shade of pale pink as the flowers mature.The large coarsely textured foliage has fantastic autumn colour of vibrant red and purple. The Oak Leaved Hydrangea prefers to be planted in partial shade or sun in a generally sheltered position and needs plenty of water when it's first planted. To get the best show of foliage and flowers choose a shadier position, remember this is a woodland plant naturally and it does respond best when planted in this type of setting with the roots kept moist and with shade from the canopy. Although this particular variety of Hydrangea will cope with some degree of drought once it is firmly established. 

GBP 81.00
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Azalea Gibraltar. Knaphill Hybrid for sale online London UK

Azalea Gibraltar. Knaphill Hybrid for sale online London UK

Azalea Gibraltar (AGM)Azalea Gibraltar is a Knaphill (Exbury) azalea hybrid. It is a deciduous, medium sized azalea hybrid with mid green foliage and deep crimson buds opening to deep orange flowers flushed with red and a yellow flare. This beautiful Azalea Gibraltar will give fantastic bloom in late spring early summer. It is an extremely prolific bloomer and one of the most popular of the deciduous azaleas.Try planting this Azalea in mixed borders with other flowering shrubs, or in pots and containers.Azalea Gibraltar likes acidic soil, full sun and partial shade. This variety is resistant to mildew. It will reach a max height and spread 1.5m over 10 to 20 years.Use a good mulch and mix to keep soil nice and moist, and use a good ericaceous feed to prevent foliage from yellowing.Azalea Gibraltar has received the Award of Garden Merit (AGM) from the RHS.   

GBP 104.50
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Hydrangea Paniculata Kyushu Hydrangea Kyushu Flowering Shrub

Hydrangea Paniculata Kyushu Hydrangea Kyushu Flowering Shrub

Hydrangea Paniculata Kyushu is a deciduous, herbaceous perennial shrub with large creamy-white conical flower heads throughout late summer. Hydrangea Kyushu will grow in almost any soil and suits mixed borders, white gardens, Japanese styles or large plant containers.Hydrangea paniculata is native to China, Japan, Korea, and Taiwan where it grows in full sun in thin forests or mountain slopes. The Kyushu cultivar was introduced here by nurseryman Collingwood Ingram. It’s loved for its upright growth habit that suits compact gardens and masses of slender conical white flowerheads. Each flowerhead contains many sterile white florets that last from late summer to mid-autumn. It’s deciduous, so loses its slightly glossy ovate green leaves in winter before growing back bigger and better the following spring.Height and Spread of Hydrangea Paniculata KyushuHydrangea Kyushu is a medium-sized hydrangea. It reaches a height of 1.2 metres and spreads over 1.8 metres in 5-10 years.How Hardy Is Hydrangea Paniculata KyushuIt’s a hardy shrub that will survive wet and cold UK winters if its roots are well-drained. It copes with exposed positions and sun.How To Use Hydrangea Paniculata KyushuHydrangea Kyushu is a great candidate for mixed borders because it flowers in late summer and early autumn when other shrubs are fading for winter. It holds the RHS Perfect for Pollinators badge for its bee-attracting flowerheads so suits low-maintenance, wildlife-friendly gardens too.Its creamy white flowers fit into a white scheme and as long as it’s well watered and fed it will grow in a large container on a patio or balcony.Hydrangeas are often considered old-fashioned plants, but they are making a comeback in modern gardens. Paniculata’s cone-shaped flower heads are architectural, creating interesting shapes where there’s not much room. They’re also long-lasting in cut flower displays.How To Care For Hydrangea Paniculata KyushuHydrangea Kyushu is easy to grow and once established it needs little care.Choose a sunny to partially sunny spot in any type of well-drained soil and water it well until you see new growth. Kyushu can cope with exposed sites if it receives a good amount of sun and the soil doesn’t dry out.Pruning is a quick job and it’s worth doing because paniculata varieties of hydrangea flower prolifically when they’re thinned out. In spring, remove any dead wood and cut back last year’s stems to a pair of healthy buds.After pruning, apply a thick layer of well-rotted organic mulch to the base. If you’re in a wet and cold part of the UK applying mulch to the roots as winter approaches will help protect it from the worst of the weather.If it’s in a container ensure the base is stood on feet to allow adequate drainage. Hydrangea Paniculata does not like consistently soggy roots.

GBP 97.50
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Buddleja Davidii Empire Blue Butterfly Bush for Sale UK

Buddleja Davidii Empire Blue Butterfly Bush for Sale UK

Buddleja Davidii Empire Blue is a mid-sized deciduous violet-blue buddleja with orange eyes and white-green foliage. It’s an established cultivar with a sweet scent and the RHS Award of Garden Merit. It’s perfect for low-maintenance, wildlife-friendly informal borders.Buddleja Davidii is native to Japan and central China’s Sichuan and Hubei provinces. It’s named after Reverend Adam Buddle and Father Armand David, who were explorers and botanists in the 1880s. Buddleja Davidii became commercially available in Britain in the 1890s and it’s been popular ever since. Buddleia easily naturalises in our climate and enjoys a well-drained slope with little maintenance.The Empire Blue cultivar was bred in the United States by KA Lucal in Ohio in 1941. It’s a well-established cultivar that’s stood the test of time.  In spring, typical oval buddleja foliage emerges on woody stems. Its foliage is lance-shaped and green on the surface with a white underside. In mid to late summer, long panicles of violet-blue flowers emerge on new growth. Each panicle contains hundreds of tiny violet flowers each with an orange eye.This is a sweetly scented Butterfly Bush that holds the RHS AGM and the Plants for Pollinators badge. Both bees and butterflies adore Buddleja Davidii Empire Blue. It’s a must-have in wildlife gardens.Height And Spread of Buddleja Empire BlueThis is a mid-sized buddleja that reaches around 1.5 metres in height and spread over 5-10 years.How Hardy is Buddleja Empire BlueSince 1941 Buddleja Davidii Empire Blue has withstood British winters and coped with drought. It’s a hardy butterfly bush that isn’t bothered by pests or diseases.How To Use Buddleja Empire BlueThis is a medium-sized butterfly bush that suits mixed informal flower borders, country cottage-style gardens, coastal areas, and low-maintenance spaces in need of summertime colour.Buddleja Empire Blue is compact enough to grow in a large well-watered and fed container. It’ll brighten up a balcony or empty deck with its violet-blue flowers and pollinator visitors.How To Care For Buddleja Empire BlueThis woody shrub is very easy to grow. Choose a moist but well-drained spot in full sun or partial shade and it will thrive. Soil pH is not an issue, buddleja is so tenacious it grows in chalk, clay, sand, or loam in exposed and sheltered spots.For the healthiest shrub, cut down all its branches in early spring before new growth appears. It will regrow to its full height each summer and bloom profusely because flowers appear on new growth. Unpruned buddleja become leggy and have fewer flowers. Deadheading spent flower panicles throughout summer also encourages more blooms.Mulch Buddleja Davidii Empire Blue well in spring and water it well until you see new growth. If it’s growing in a container, be sure to fertilise it and raise the container up on feet to allow good drainage.

GBP 60.50
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Lagerstroemia Black Diamond Best Red Crape Myrtle

Lagerstroemia Black Diamond Best Red Crape Myrtle

Lagerstroemia Black Diamond Best Red is a new deciduous crepe myrtle from the USA with stunning black foliage and bright red frilly blooms in summer. It’s an excellent choice for mass planting in a sheltered sunny garden. Lagerstroemia are crepe myrtles that are native to the warm regions of south-east Asia, northern Australia, and the Indian subcontinent. They were named after the plant hunter Magnus von Lagerstrom who collected exotic plants on behalf of the famous botanist Carl Linnaeus in the 1700s. There are many crepe myrtle cultivars, but the new Black Diamond series bred in the States is a series of highly unusual lagerstroemias because they have stunning black foliage.Black Diamond Best Red’s black foliage emerges in early spring on dark stems and persists through summer until autumn when it turns a rich purple shade and eventually drops when the frosts arrive. Its black foliage is an outstanding foil for its frilly red blooms with bright yellow centres that appear in summer and also last until the frosts.Lagerstroemia Best Red’s flowers cover the shrub in an abundance of blooms that are tactile, crinkly and very showy. This is a very unusual crepe myrtle that isn’t common in the UK. It’s a real talking point and a garden show stopper from the emergence of its striking black leaves in spring through to its vivid autumn colour. Height And Spread of Lagerstroemia Black Diamond Best RedThis beautiful red crepe myrtle reaches 3.5 by 2.5 metres, so it’s a good choice for small gardens and compact borders.How Hardy Is Lagerstroemia Black Diamond Best RedCrepe Myrtle Best Red will cope with UK winters if it’s planted in full sun with protection from wind. It needs well-drained roots and as much sun as you can give it.How To Use Lagerstroemia Black Diamond Best RedGreat planted en-masse with matching red crepe myrtles or others from the Black Diamond series such as Lagerstroemia Pure White, this beautiful shrub enjoys a mixed flower border or it excels as a specific shrub in a container on a sunny balcony or patio. It’s an excellent coastal plant and boosts a Mediterranean or tropical garden with a big hit of intense colour.Its frilly flowers suit country cottage-style gardens, and its modern black foliage with red blooms are modern enough for urban courtyards. As long as it has warmth and shelter Crepe Myrtle Best Red is a versatile shrub.How To Care For Lagerstroemia Black Diamond Best RedCrape Myrtle Best Red needs all the sun you can give it, shelter from cold drying winds, and you must avoid frost pockets. If you can give crape myrtle these conditions it will thrive despite a reputation for being difficult.It will grow in the majority of well-drained soils including chalk or sand and pruning as long as the roots are well drained. Trim back its tips if necessary in late winter or early spring and boost it with a thick layer of organic mulch when the new foliage begins to emerge.

GBP 59.40
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Japanese Acer Palmatum Japonicum Aconitifolium Tree For Sale UK

Japanese Acer Palmatum Japonicum Aconitifolium Tree For Sale UK

Acer Palmatum Japonicum Aconitifolium  is more commonly known as the Full Moon Acer.  A more unusual variety of Japanese Maple, these trees display red flowers followed by winged seed heads in early Spring before the ferny deep lobed leaves start to appear. The trees then display vibrant, brilliant green foliage in the summer slowly changing in the autumn to firey red.This very beautiful Acer has been bestowed the prestigious Award of Garden Merit by the Royal Horticultural Society, a sure sign that it will perform well in most gardensWhy buy these Acers?   If you need a more mature Acer Tree these have a wide spreading habit with larger foliage.  Very interesting red flower display in Spring followed by dark green foliage and vibrant claret red in autumn.   A new Acer this year and a great addition to our collection of Japanese Acers.More photos Best Autumn colour gallery

GBP 172.50
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Acer Palmatum Pink Passion. Japanese Acers For Sale UK

Acer Palmatum Pink Passion. Japanese Acers For Sale UK

Acer Palmatum Pink PassionIs a striking new introduction, very similar to Acer Palmatum Shirazz it has amazing colouration, its variegated pink foliage is tinged with cream, maroon and green colouring. In Spring the leaves emerge as a bright pink/purple colour tinged with light pink variegation, as the season develops the leaves deepen to dark purple with cream coloured variegation and by autumn the tree is a blaze of the deepest red. This is a stunning specimen tree which will add the WOW factor to any garden design.As with all strongly coloured Acers, Pink Passion is best planted in a bright, semi shaded spot to achieve the best colouration. It is hardy and will establish itself quite quickly and should reach approx 2-3 metres tall. All acers prefer well draining humus rich soil. If growing in a pot use John Innes type compost and protect from strong high summer sun.View our entire range of Japanese Acers

GBP 105.00
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Magnolia Loebneri Leonard Messel. Magnolias Online, London UK

Magnolia Loebneri Leonard Messel. Magnolias Online, London UK

Magnolia Loebneri Leonard Messel is a small deciduous shrub or tree. The flowers appear on the bare branches in early to mid-Spring from fuzzy buds. Magnolias produce a stunning display and herald the end of winter this variety gives a fabulous show. with large start shaped pink flowers with dark pink centres.  Growing Tip: Magnolia Leobneri Leonard Messel prefers full sun to partial shade in any aspect in the garden, they prefer neutral to acidic soil which should be moist loam and well drained.  We specialise in a wide range of magnolias which are all available to buy online with delivery throughout the UK. Varieties include the evergreen Magnolia Grandiflora which flowers in the summer months and the Magnolia Soulangeana which flowers at the same time as the Magnolia Leobneri Leonard Messel.Award of Garden Merit by the Royal Horticultural Society, a sure sign that it will perform well in most gardens.

GBP 71.50
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