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Berberis Thunbergii F Atropurpurea Red Chief - Online UK

Berberis Thunbergii F Atropurpurea Red Chief Berberis Thunbergii Atropurpurea Red Chief is a compact, vigorous deciduous shrub that grows upright with arching branches with small narrow purple red leaves. A member of the Japanese Barberry family, this beautiful little shrub is also named Japanese Barberry Red Chief. It has clusters of small pale yellow flowers in late spring. Its striking purple red  leaves will turn a deeper, darker red in autumn to spectacualr effect, followed by decorative red berries that last throughout the winter, providing food for small birds. Berberis Thunbergii Atropurpurea Red Chief is a beautiful specimen that will add lovely colour to your garden through spring, summer and autumn.Berberis Thunbergii Atropurpurea Red Chief likes full sun or partial shade, and will grow well in moist well drained fertile soil.It is a medium sized shrub and will reach a maximum height  of 1-1.5M with a max spread of 1-1.5M.

GBP 120.00

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Tamarix Parviflora Small Flowered Tamarisk for Sale Online UK

Tamarix parviflora, more commonly known as Small Flowered Tamarisk, is a small deciduous tree or shrub, treasured for its floriferous display of tiny pink blossoms. Easy to grow and to care for, this ornamental tree is a good candidate for a specimen tree.With a bushy, open habit, Small Flowered Tamarisk has a delicate, fluffy appearance. The foliage spread across the slender branches is bright green until autumn when it turns to reddish hues, and consists of tiny, scale-like leaves that only enhance the feathery look of the tree. In May, the inspiration for the common name of this cultivar becomes apparent, as masses of miniature blossoms completely envelop this tree. Deep pink and borne in long racemes, and stay on the branches for 4 to 6 weeks, well into the summer. Over the winter months, the decorative branches with bark in shades of brown to purple provide interest.Adaptable and undemanding, Tamarisk Parviflora will thrive in any soil, as long as it is well drained, and in a sunny spot in your garden. It is exceptionally resistant to urban pollution, salt sprays, strong winds, and heat, making it an ideal choice for coastal and city gardens. Long-lived, this cultivar requires almost no maintenance to stay in shape. Prune lightly after the flowering season ends, to ensure Small Flowered Tamarisk stays neat and healthy. Originating from South-eastern Europe, Tamarix parviflora is accustomed to moderate climate. Fully hardy in the United Kingdom, this highly-decorative small tree requires no sheltering from frost or cold winds. Its good constitution and attractive appearance earned this cultivar the prestigious Award of Garden Merit by Royal Horticultural Society.Trained as a large shrub or a small tree, Tamarisk Parviflora can achieve a maximum size of 5 metres both high and across.Robust and showy, Tamarix parviflora is ideally suited to be grown as a focus of interest in a garden, or planted in a mixed shrub border, where its wispy foliage and blossoms are beautifully contrasted by evergreen cultivars. Consider pairing it with varieties such as Thuja Orientalis Pyramidalis Aurea or Calocedrus Decurrens Incense Cedar Tree for a stunning textured effect in your garden. Due to its remarkable tolerance of harsh winds, this cultivar can serve as a windbreak as well.Read more about Tamarix on our blog. 

GBP 60.50

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Prunus Avium Regina Sweet Cherry Regina Mature Fruit Trees

Prunus Avium Regina or Sweet Cherry ReginaA cultivar of the wild cherry Prunus Avium, Prunus Avium Regina is a late-season black dessert cherry, ready for harvest in mid-to-late July. This small, deciduous tree is grown both for its good flavoured, large cherries, the ornamental appeal of its spring blossoms and its elegant form. Noted for its resistance to fruit-cracking. It is also grown commercially.The showy cherry blossoms adorn the crown of the tree in early to mid-spring. The 5-petaled, white blossoms are followed by a crop of fruit of good quality, large and almost black in colour. The flavour of the fruit is sweet and aromatic. The foliage, consisting of ovate, toothed leaves, is dark green for the better part of the year, but turns to shades of orange in red in the autumn, offering interest until the first frosts. Height and Spread of Prunus Avium ReginaIn 10 years, this deciduous fruit tree will grow to be circa 4 metres high, with a spread of 3 metres.How Hardy Is Prunus Avium ReginaFully hardy in the United Kingdom, Sweet Cherry Regina can suffer from stem dieback in areas where winters are more severe. Bred specifically to be resistant to fruit-cracking, this cherry cultivar has a good constitution and performance in British gardens.How To Use Prunus Avium ReginaOften grown commercially, Sweet Cherry Regina is suitable for mass planting, and can be grown solely for the delicious cherries it produces. However, as it is also quite decorative, this deciduous cultivar can be grown on its own, as a specimen tree. Its profusion of spring flowers and excellent autumn colour make this variety a valuable addition to any landscape. As a self-sterile plant, Sweet Cherry Regina will need a pollination partner to produce fruit. Plant a different cherry variety nearby, preferably one that blooms at approximately the same time as Regina. How To Care For Prunus Avium ReginaTo ensure this fruit tree thrives, grow it in moderately fertile soil that is well-drained, and in a spot in full sun. This cultivar will appreciate a sheltered location in the garden, that will keep its delicate blossoms away from harsh winds. Suitable for fan training. Pruning should be done annually, and the method will depend on the training form of the tree. In most cases, simple removal of congested and damages shoots will suffice.Resilient and highly-decorative, this lovely tree offers multiple seasons of interest and an abundant yield of aromatic cherries. Grow it as a specimen tree, or for the edible fruit it produces, that can be eaten raw or used to make juices and preserves.

GBP 25.50

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

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

GBP 17.29

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Ilex Meserveae Blue Prince Blue Holly Shrub Online UK & IRL

Ilex meserveae Blue Prince (also known as the Blue Holly) is an evergreen holly shrub. It produces discreet little flowers in spring. The prickly foliage has a permanent blue-green hue and leaves are circa 5 cm in length and have decorative leaf spines. The bark is a contrasting purple brown colour.Ilex Meserveae Blue Prince has a naturally bushy, spreading, vigorous growth habit. Within 10 years, it will be about 2 metres tall, if not clipped.  Overtime, it will reach a height of about 3 to 4 metres by 2. 5 metres wide. As Ilex Meserveae Blue Prince can be clipped quite tightly so you can keep it to whatever shape is required.Blue Prince is the male form of Ilex Meserveae, which is a hybrid of Ilex Rugosa (Japanese holly variety) and Ilex Aquifolium (English Holly).  Blue Prince is an excellent pollinator for female forms – such as Ilex meserveae Blue Angel and Ilex meserveae Blue Princess, which are known for producing an abundance of berries. In fact, Blue Prince is an excellent pollinator of female hollies in general so it is always good to add one to the garden to ensure an abundance of showy holly berries in the autumn and winter.Planting Usage:Ilex Meserveae Blue Prince shrubs can be planted as single standalone shrub or in groups. Ilex Meserveae can also be used as an excellent evergreen privacy screen. It makes an attractive evergreen, dense and hardy hedge, keeping intruders at bay due to it spiny leaves. These hollies shrubs can also be used in mixed borders with the deep blue green foliage providing a good background for flowering plants. Ilex Meserveae plants will grow well in containers.Aspect:If possible, plant Ilex Meserveae in a nice sunny spot. That said, they are definitely shade tolerant.Meserveae Blue hollies are very hardy and very well suited to the UK climate. They are especially useful in a coastal location.In addition to the shrub forms of Ilex Meserveae Blue Prince, we also have Ilex Meserveae Blue prince Cloud Trees and Ilex Meserveae Blue Prince Topiary Globes. 

GBP 45.00

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Cercidiphyllum Japonicum. Katsura Tree. Heart Shaped Foliage

Cercidiphyllum Japonicum, more commonly known as Katsura Tree, is a deciduous flowering tree prized for its unusual foliage. Medium-sized, with multicoloured leaves, this cultivar is an ideal candidate for a specimen tree. New heart shaped leaves emerge bronze in the spring, to turn red-tinged, and, as the season progresses, into incredible tones of yellow, orange and pink in the autumn. The striking foliage is not only considered unusual for its truly spectacular looks, but for the fact that the leaves have a distinct scent in the fall, similar to the one of burnt sugar. The flowers and fruits that follow are inconspicuous.Easy to grow and to care for, Cercidiphyllum Japonicum prefers chalk, clay and sandy soils that are moist but well-drained. When it comes to choosing a location, this ornamental tree thrives both in full sun and dappled shade, although picking a sunny spot in the garden secures good autumn colour.Native to East Asia, the Katsura Tree is fully hardy in Britain and Ireland. Even though this tree won’t mind low winter temperatures, up to 15 degrees below zero, it will appreciate sheltering from late frosts. Quite a robust specimen, this unusual tree is considered both pest and disease free. Cercidiphyllum Japonicum is also the recipient of the Award of Garden Merit, a sure sign it performs well in gardens across the United Kingdom.Long-lived, Katsura tree can grow up to be more than 12 metres high and 8 metres wide, but it will need a few decades to achieve its maximum size. A fuss-free cultivar, this highly decorative tree requires no special attention and it’s easy to maintain in great shape. Just prune out any damaged, unwanted, or dead branches and twigs in the early spring.With eye-catching foliage, Cercidiphyllum Japonicum is definitely going to be in the spotlight.  The chameleon-like colourful leaves can be enhanced by underplanting with low-growing plants such as Leucothoe Axillaris Curly Red or Pittosporum Tenuifolium Golf Ball. The Katsura tree also works well in mixed shrub borders and woodland gardens.You might also be interested in other attractive trees we have available.

GBP 71.50

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Photinia Hedging Screens in Troughs. Photinia Instant Hedging

Photinia Hedging Screens grown in TroughsWhen it comes to instant hedging solutions, it is hard to beat Photinia in troughs. This highly-decorative evergreen shrub has proven, time and time again, that it is easy to grow and to care for. Not to mention that when you buy a Photinia Red Robin trough, you get a ready-made hedge for your garden. No fuss, no waiting - Photinia instant hedging adds immediate impact to your garden.The year-round interest and compact size of Photinia instant hedging make it a popular choice for small and large gardens alike. Previously planted and clipped to create a rectangular shaped evergreen screen, this attractive shrub will not require much care and attention to thrive. The young growth of this hardy shrub is best known for its bright red colour which turns to a warm green as the leaves mature. This means that through to spring and early summer, your Photinia Red Robin trough will be in the centre of the attention. To boot, the crimson foliage is followed by masses of small white flowers and fruit in the summer.Height and Spread of Photinia Red Robin troughPhotinia Fraseri Red Robin, to give it its full botanical name, is a compact shrub that can grow to have a maximum height of 4 metres and a spread of 2 metres. Photinia in troughs is already clipped to a height of 1 metre, and the fact that there are multiple plants in one hedging trough means that the width of the Photinia instant hedging is 80 cm.How Hardy is Photinia Red Robin troughThis evergreen shrub is fully hardy in the United Kingdom.How To Use Photinia in troughsPhotinia Red Robin screening trough is an ideal instant hedging solution. If you are looking for immediate visual impact in your garden, this is the ideal option. Use it to create a privacy screen or separate a part of your property. The colourful crimson foliage of the Photinia Fraseri Red Robin will add multiple seasons of visual interest to the landscape, as well.How To Care for Photinia instant hedgingThis is an undemanding plant, and the fact that it is already planted in a trough and clipped to a desired shape and size makes Photinia instant hedging particularly easy to care for. Be sure to transplant the hedge with care, in a spot in full sun to partial shade. This plant tolerates all types of soils except heavy clay and waterlogged.

GBP 330.00

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Hippophae Rhamnoides Hikul Sea Buckthorn Silver Star - Male

Hippophae Rhamnoides Hikul or Sea Buckthorn Silver Star, is a tough, low-maintenance hedging plant whose dwarf size and dense, rounded shape make it perfect for gardens large and small!A cultivar originating in Denmark, Hippophae Rhamnoides Hikul has semi-evergreen leaves which are silvery when they emerge in spring, maturing to a mid-green, similar in appearance to rosemary. The leaves remain on the branches into early winter. While older cultivars are notable for the orange berries that they produce, Sea Buckthorn Silver Star is male and so will not produce any fruit, keeping a tidy appearance with their rounded shape. If you want decorative orange red berry fruit in winter, plant in series of both sexes – so Hippophae Rhamnoides Hikul with common Sea Buchthorn.Hardy throughout the UK and continental Europe, Sea Buckthorn Silver Star will grow to a mature height and spread of 1.5 metres in a few years. In late winter or early spring, cut out any dead or damaged stems, but its compact and dense natural rounded shape will be maintained without pruning to shape. Hippophae Rhamnoides Hikul can be expected to live more than 50 years once it has been established.Plant Hippophae Rhamnoides Hikul in full sun, preferably in an alkaline clay or sandy soil. It will thrive in dry conditions, and in fact will not tolerate wet soil. As the name Sea Buckthorn Silver Star indicates, it is a good match for a coastal location, since it is very salt-tolerant, and is equally well-suited to a city garden, since it is tolerant of pollution as well. Deer and rabbit resistant, it’s a great choice for country gardens, too! Sea Buckthorn Silver Star is an excellent container plant for roof terraces, patios, and courtyards, as its compact size, dense growth and long-lasting attractive foliage makes it a perfect low maintenance architectural shrub, whether it’s one specimen plant, or in a row forming a privacy screen. It also makes a good roadside hedge. Hippophae Rhamnoides Hikul makes an excellent plant for a Mediterranean or gravel garden, and in a coastal garden, this tough plant can be an effective windbreak to shelter more delicate specimen plants. On a dry slope, a mass planting of Hippophae Rhamnoides Hikul will provide erosion control. Hippophae Rhamnoides Hikul is a low-maintenance architectural shrub which will provide a long season of foliage and an attractive rounded shape in dry conditions, making it a great choice for UK gardeners looking for either specimen shrubs or privacy hedges or windbreaks!

GBP 101.50

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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 80.00

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Viburnum Plicatum Mariesii Great Star Japanese Snowball Shrub

A spectacular flowering shrub from the viburnum plicatum family, Viburnum plicatum Mariesii Great Star, also known as Japanese Snowball Mareisii Great Star, is celebrated for its distinctive star shaped white flowers. Unlike Viburnum plicatum f tomentosum Mariesii, which bears flat lacecap blooms, this variety produces larger, more open florets that resemble stars arranged along elegant tiered branches. It delivers an eye catching display in late spring and early summer.Viburnum plicatum is a deciduous species originating in Japan and China, renowned for its sculptural horizontal branching and tiered form. Members of this group bloom in late spring and are known for either lacecap or snowball shaped white flowers, often followed by red berries that turn black as they mature. Foliage is deeply veined and changes to rich burgundy or purple tones in autumn. Compared with evergreen viburnums like Viburnum tinus, the plicatum group offers more structure and dramatic seasonal changes, making them highly prized in ornamental planting.Viburnum plicatum Mariesii Great Star forms a wide spreading, multi stemmed deciduous shrub with a graceful architectural habit. The leaves are fresh green with deep veining and toothed edges, turning shades of red and purple in autumn. In spring, the tiered branches are lined with large white star like florets that are more pronounced and decorative than typical lacecap types. This long flowering display sets it apart from other plicatum cultivars and brings real elegance to any setting.Height and WidthReaches a mature height of around one point five to two metres, with a spread of up to two point five metres over eight to ten years. Its naturally layered shape makes it best suited to a position where it has room to develop fully.How hardy is Viburnum plicatum Mariesii Great StarFully hardy throughout the UK, coping with temperatures down to minus twenty degrees Celsius. It can tolerate exposed conditions and cold winters without loss of flower buds.Uses in Garden and LandscapeJapanese Snowball Mareisii Great Star is an excellent choice for informal borders, woodland gardens, or as a stand alone specimen. Its open, tiered habit and crisp white blooms give it a refined feel ideal for Japanese style planting or soft landscaping schemes. It is showier and more unique than many other viburnums and will provide multi season interest from spring through autumn.Care TipsPlant in rich, moist but well draining soil in sun or partial shade. Young flower buds can be affected by wind, so provide shelter if possible. Pruning is rarely needed; simply remove damaged or overcrowded branches after flowering. Apply organic mulch annually to conserve moisture and encourage flowering.

GBP 205.00

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Magnolia Loebneri Wildcat Small Magnolia with Large Blooms

Magnolia Loebneri Wildcat is an RHS AGM winning deciduous magnolia with stunning large white blooms and bronze tinted foliage. It’s a knock out specimen magnolia suitable for more northern areas because its flowers bloom later in April.Magnolia are one of the first flowering plants discovered in the fossil record and native to the Far East and the Americas where they were discovered and named by French botanist Pierre Magnol. The first magnolia on record in the UK was imported from America in the 1600s.Magnolia Loebneri is a German bred cultivar created from parent plants Japanese Magnolia Kobus and Magnolia Stellata. This cultivar was developed to introduce a magnolia of smaller stature that had profuse flowers. There are many popular types of Magnolia Loebneri including Magnolia Loebneri Leonard Messi and Magnolia Leobneri Merrill.Magnolia Loebneri Wildcat was bred in the USA. It has beautiful showy white double flowers with a tint of pale pink. Its flowers emerge a bit later than other magnolias in April which gives the buds better frost protection.Its individual flowers are large for a magnolia measuring up to 12 cms in diameter with many layers of tepals so they rather resemble chrysanthemums. The large scented blooms appear on bare branches, but once they have faded new green-bronze foliage emerges and matures to mid-green before falling with the Autumn frosts.This is an excellent specimen magnolia that suits compact gardens and more northern areas with its late-blooming flowers.Height and Spread of Magnolia Loebneri WildcatMagnolia Wildcat is compact and bushy. It’ll reach a maximum height and spread of 8 metres over 20-50 years.How Hardy is Magnolia Loebneri WildcatMagnolia Wildcat is cold hardy if its roots are well-drained, but it needs a sheltered, sunny position to flower well.How To Use Magnolia Loebneri WildcatThis is an excellent decorative shrub or tree for a sheltered sunny border or sun-drenched front gardens. It suits both pretty country cottage spaces and modern urban courtyards with its upright growth and modern blooms.How To Care For Magnolia Loebneri WildcatGrow Wildcat in moist but well-drained soil that’s preferably acid to neutral in pH. However, it will grow in moist alkaline soils too. Mulch it with pine or bracken compost to boost the soil’s acidity.Late frosts will damage its flower buds, so be sure to avoid frost pockets and harsh cold winds when choosing its position. East, south, or west-facing spots with shelter are ideal.Pruning isn’t required and may ruin its shape, but you can remove stray branches in mid-summer to early autumn if necessary.

GBP 195.00

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Taxus Media Hillii or Hills Yew - Evergreen Yew Hedging

Taxus Media Hillii or Hill’s YewThe Taxus × Media family of conifers are highly decorative yew hybrids. These hybrids are developed by crossing Taxus Baccata (native to UK) with Taxus Cuspidata (native to Japan and often used to create Cloud Trees). As a result, this family is sometimes also known as the Anglojap Yew. The variety Taxus Media Hilli is a versatile evergreen conifer, whose tolerance of heavy pruning and dense foliage make it a perfect choice for hedging and evergreen screening.Hill’s Yew, as it is also known, is a small to medium sized shrub with a slow growth rate and a columnar habit. The upright branches bear short, deep green needles. The variety Taxus Media Hilli is a male cultivar, which means it will not flower or produce fruits. However, it will act as a pollinator to female variety - Taxus Media Hicksii - in a ration one male cultivar to ten female cultivars.Height and Spread of Taxus Media HilliThe narrow, upright natural form and slow growth rate of Hill’s Yew make it ideal for small gardens. This is a compact cultivar even when fully mature: maximum height is around 2 to 3.5 metres, with a spread of only 50 centimetres to 1 metre.How Hardy is Taxus Media HilliHill’s Yew is fully hardy in the United Kingdom and will fare well in severe winters.How To Use Taxus Media HilliBoth the natural, columnar form of this yew variety and its tolerance of heavy pruning make Hill’s Yew attractive to gardeners. If left untouched, this male yew cultivar adds structural value to the landscape, its erect form creating a vertical accent.One of the many qualities of the Taxus Media Hilli is its remarkable resilience when it comes to hard pruning. No amount of cutting and trimming will bother it, so this yew is an excellent candidate for hedging or privacy screens. Whether planted en masse in the garden or on its own (e.g. grown in large pots as a front door plant), this stunning evergreen yew hybrid leaves no one indifferent.How To Care for Taxus Media HilliLike most yew varieties, Hill’s Yew is easy to care for. It tolerates full sun to partial shade and can thrive in almost all types of soil, as long as they are well-drained. This evergreen shrub does not tolerate wet soils or poor drainage.See also other similar evergreen plants we offer, ideally suited for hedging and evergreen screening. Other yew varieties include native yew for hedging and Taxus Media Groenland. Also Irish Yew and Golden Irish Yew. 

GBP 75.00

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Chaenomeles Japonica Sargentii Japanese Flowering Quince

Chaenomeles japonica Sargentii Japanese QuinceChaenomeles Japonica Sargentii (Japanese Quince Sargentii) is a lovely, low-maintenance flowering shrub. A deciduous cultivar, this flowering Japanese quince variety offers interest for the better part of the year. As an undemanding and highly decorative quince, Japanese Quince Sargentii is a welcome addition to any garden.In spring, Chaenomeles Japonica Sargentii produces masses of stunning salmon pink to orange coloured flowers. The blossoms are five-petalled and 3 to 4 cm across. In addition to being ornamental, the flowers attract beneficial pollinators to the garden. The spiny shoots bear glossy, obovate foliage that is overshadowed by the blooms. Starting from September and October, the flowers are replaced by small golden yellow rounded fruits known as quince. Quince fruits have a distinct pleasant fragrance and can be used for cooking jams and jellies. If left on the shrub over the winter, the golden fruits make a tasty treat for birds.Height and Spread of Chaenomeles Japonica SargentiiJapanese Quince Sargentii is a low-growing shrub with a spreading habit. Maximum height for this flowering cultivar is approximately 1.5 metres.How Hardy is Chaenomeles Japonica SargentiiEven though its delicate, elegant appearance does not indicate it, Japanese Quince Sargentii is a tough cultivar. It is fully hardy in the United Kingdom and will fare well even if the winter temperatures drop below zero.How To Use Chaenomeles Japonica SargentiiAs low maintenance, eye-catching shrub, Japanese Quince Sargentii has many uses in the garden. Its beauty and adaptability ensure it! In most cases, though, this flowering quince shrub is used as a striking ground cover, as its low-growing, spreading habit lends itself well for this role.In a south-facing flower bed or border, Japanese Quince Sargentii will fit right in, particularly as a beautiful backdrop for early flowering plants. With its late spring blossoms and interesting autumn fruit, this undemanding shrub will provide multiple seasons of interest.How To Care for Chaenomeles Japonica SargentiiJapanese Quince Sargentii offers plenty but asks little in return. This striking shrub thrives in most average garden conditions. Pick a spot in full sun or partial shade and soil that is moist but well-drained.The prostrate, spreading habit of the Chaenomeles Japonica Sargentii does not require much upkeep to stay in top form. A bit of light pruning after the flowering season ends will ensure your prized flowering Japanese quince stays healthy and beautiful.For more Japanese flowering Quince varieties, take a look at the white-flowering Chaenomeles Superba Jet Trail, stunning rosy Chaenomeles Superba Pink Lady, and the delicate peachy-coloured Chaenomeles Superba Cameo.

GBP 125.00

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Lophomyrtus Red Dragon Myrtle Evergreen with Red Foliage

Lophomyrtus Red Dragon or Red Dragon Myrtle, as it is also known, is an ornamental evergreen shrub. This particular member of the Myrtle family is prized for its unusual foliage that boasts a striking red colour and interesting texture. The small leaves unfold as olive green but mature to a deep crimson with purple hues. In August to September, this attractive red-leaved evergreen shrub offers a further layer of  interest - a profusion of small white blossoms. The flowers appear on mature specimens and have a pleasant scent.Full botanical name of this variety is Lophomyrtus x Ralphii Red Dragon, but you might also find it under other names such Lophomyrtus Ralphii Red Dragon, Myrtus Ralphii Red Dragon, or Myrtus Red Dragon.Height and Spread of Lophomyrtus Red DragonDue to its compact size, this lovely evergreen shrub will fit into most gardens. The ultimate size of  Lophomyrtus Red Dragon in 5 years will be 1.5 metres in height and circa 1.2 metres in width.How Hardy is Lophomyrtus Red DragonPlants from Myrtle family originated in New Zealand, and prefer milder climates. Lophomyrtus Red Dragon is hardy in the United Kingdom, particularly in areas where winter temperatures are not too severe. This flowering shrub is also salt tolerant and suitable for maritime exposure.How To Use Lophomyrtus Red DragonWith its dense growth habit and highly-decorative appearance, Red Dragon Myrtle is a welcome addition to any landscape and is an excellent contrast shrub. Most commonly, these interesting evergreen shrubs are used for low-growing hedging, when planted en masse or to add contrast and texture to mixed shrub borders.Additionally, you can grow this evergreen shrub in large pots and enjoy their crimson foliage even outside the garden. Use this magnificent plant with year-round interest to introduce colour to your patio, balcony or rooftop garden. Plant a pair of these beautiful shrubs in containers and use them as colourful entryway plants.How To Care for Lophomyrtus Red DragonAlthough this evergreen shrub is not a native plant, it is not too demanding when it comes to care. Red Dragon Myrtle tolerates partial shade but is best grown in full sun, as it will promote a more vibrant colour of the foliage. As for the soil, grow this cultivar in any well-drained soil and it will thrive. Young plants are best protected from heavy frosts until established.Pruning is not really necessary unless you are growing Myrtle as a low hedge. In this case, its best to prune in mid summer.Make sure to take a look at other Myrtle cultivars we offer for sale: Myrtus Communis Tarentina and Common Myrtle. You might also be interested in our selection of evergreen and flowering shrubs.

GBP 112.00

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Pyracantha Red Column. Evergreen Shrub Red Berries. Buy UK

Pyracantha Red Column is an evergreen climbing shrub with thorny branches (perfect for keeping out intruders) and dark green glossy leaves. Pyracantha is a great hedging shrub - being dense growing and evergreen with decorative value as well from its blooms and autumn berries. These climbing Pyracantha Red Column specimens are currently trained on a trellis that has small white flowers in spring followed by bright red berries in autumn. They look stunning against the glossy dark green leaves. Pyracantha berries are adored by birds and the white flowers attract pollinators.Pyracantha Red Column is a beautiful evergreen shrub that provides excellent colour for the winter months. It is best grown in full sun or partial shade and will grow to a maximum height 3 - 4 metres and a maximum spread 3 - 4 metres. Pyracantha Red Column grows well in any well drained moist fertile soil. You can view our entire collection of Climbers here.How Hardy Is Pyracantha Red Column?Pyracantha Red Column is extremely hardy. It is an evergreen shrub that will retain its leaves through wind, rain, snow and spells of drought. How To Use Pyracantha Red ColumnThis is one of the best choices for security planting. Not only is it a beautiful glossy shrub with bright red berries, it is also prickly, dense and unattractive to intruders, including cats. It suits a wildlife garden by providing nectar for bees and cover for nesting birds in the spring. During the winter months it shelters birds and insects. It’s a great place to situate a bee or insect house.You can easily train this climbing Pyracantha along a fence and cut it back to maintain the height width and depth if space is in short supply. Alternatively plant it under windows, against a wall or even as a specimen shrub the border. You can prune it into shapes or let it form a natural clump. In the summer months try growing clematis in its supportive branches. How To Care For Pyracantha Red ColumnPyracantha Red Column is so hardy it needs little care.  That said, to ensure the glossiest leaves mulch around the base with well rotted manure, and water new shrubs until they are established. If you want to prune back your Pyracantha Red Column you need to choose the right time or you risk sacrificing the flowers and berries. Try cutting back a third of the old flowering shoots once the flowers have finished, or lightly prune all over leaving some new growth. Make sure you wear gloves to prune and keep your arms covered. Pyracantha Red Column is a perfect choice for security hedging. It is an attractive evergreen, thorny, protective and great for wildlife.

GBP 71.25

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Nordmann Fir Christmas Trees Potted Available All Year UK

Nordmann Fir Christmas Trees are also known as Abies Nordmanniana. These bushy, dark green specimens are supplied as rootballs. Nordmann's are fabulous pine trees with superb shapes.  We stock these large mature pines all year round. Our Nordmann Fir Trees are ideal for using as Living Christmas Trees. They can be used as decorative Christmas trees, both indoors and outdoors, and can be planted directly in the garden once the festive season ends. More info on our Living Christmas Trees blog, including tips on caring for your living tree. The Nordmann Fir Tree is considered the original Christmas Tree. It has an interesting history and lineage back to its native countries of Turkey, Georgia, Russia, and Armenia. Also known as a Caucasian Fir, the Abies Nordmanniana can grow to tremendous heights, often taller than 12 metres. Its ultimate spread is 4-8 metres and is very long lived, reaching its ultimate size in 25-50 years. Its parentage, Pinaceae Family and Abies Genus are evergreen conifers with branches arranged in a whorl, bearing flattened, linear leaves which will often be whitish on their undersides. On the upper branches, they will bear large cones which break up while still attached to the tree.The Abies normanniana or Nordmann Fir is an evergreen with a narrow columnar crown. Its foliage is dense with a glossy dark green hue, with branches that tend to sweep downward. Its young cones are reddish but mature to brown. Its needles are not sharp and the tree holds them well, making it a premiere choice as a Christmas Tree. Named after a Finnish explorer, Alexander von Nordmann, its further identification as a Caucasian Fir stems from him discovering it in the Caucasian Mountains as then an unnamed tree species.Popular as an ornamental tree in various locations, parks, and large gardens, it has gained the Royal Horticultural Society’s Garden of Merit for its widespread popularity and majestic beauty while also recognized for its ability to add a touch of style to virtually any ornamental setting or garden.The Nordmann Fir can be grown in wet, dry, and shady areas. It is hardy to Zone H7 in the UK, prefers full sun with Aspects from South to North, and West to East. It prefers sheltered exposures. It can grow in a wide range of soils as long as they are well drained internally but hold their moisture well.Abies Nordmanniana  is considered a low maintenance tree. Every yard, garden, open space, or sheltered setting will be beautified by this lovely fir. The soft needles and unique colouring will add a sense of character and colour blend into the landscape like few other conifers can.Other similar height and shaped trees include Cedrus Atlantica Glauca and click to view our entire collection of Conifers

GBP 214.50

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Cornus Kousa Miss Satomi UK. Flowering Dogwood for sale UK.

Cornus Kousa Miss SatomiCornus Kousa Miss Satomi  (or Dogwood Miss Satomi) is an exceptional, free flowering shrub or small ornamental tree with masses of pink bracts borne from June through to July. It has elegant mid green foilage which turns shades of yellow and orange in the autumn. Unlike many Dogwood varieties, prized only for their brightly coloured stems, Miss Satomi variety boasts rose-pink bracts that completely envelop this deciduous little tree during the summer. The profusion of blush blossoms is followed by inedible, strawberry-like fruit in the fall, beautifully complementing the reddish autumn colour of the foliage.Cornus Kousa Miss Satomi can grow up to 5 metres high by 4 metres wide but it can easily be trimmed to suit individual requirements. With a branched, spreading habit, and a moderate growth rate, this ornamental cultivar can be fan-trained against a wall, which makes it ideal for small gardens.Plant Cornus Kousa Miss Satomi in sunny or part sunny spot with nice rich soil and enjoy this amazing flowering dogwood from Japan add colour to your garden. However, even though this Japanese dogwood variety won’t mind being planted in dappled shade, choosing a spot in full sun will ensure Miss Satomi flowers more profusely in the spring.Easy to grow and to care for, this lovely ornamental shrub requires minimal maintenance to keep its striking form. Routinely remove any dead, damaged or congested stems, and cut back any branches growing in unwanted directions. Pruning should be done during the dormant season, from late autumn to the beginning of the spring.Sturdy and robust as its close relatives, Dogwood Miss Satomi can survive even if the temperatures drop to -20 degrees. Resistant to frost and biting winds, this flowering shrub won’t need sheltering during the winter. Considering that this cultivar is not only exceptionally hardy but pest and disease free as well, it doesn’t come as a surprise that it’s a favourite amongst gardeners. Cornus Kousa Miss Satomi enjoys the Award of Garden Merit by the Royal Horticultural Society, a sure sign that it will perform well in most UK gardens. With a delicate, graceful appearance and extraordinary sturdiness, Dogwood Miss Satomi offers best of both worlds. This large, free-flowering cultivar works well in mixed shrub borders, as well as on its own, grown as a statement plant. Offering interest in early summer through to autumn, both the profusion of pink blossoms and the stunning autumn colour of this highly-decorative cultivar are bound to turn heads.You may also be interested in our blogpost on Flowering Dogwoods.

GBP 265.00

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Vitex Agnus-Castus Magical Chicagoland Blues Hybrid Variety

Vitex Agnus-Castus Magical Chicagoland Blues, also known as Chaste Tree Magical Chicagoland Blues or Hemp Tree, is a standout new variety of an old garden favourite. This compact, improved hybrid is bred for smaller garden spaces, boasting enhanced hardiness, drought resistance, and exceptionally long flowering panicles. With fragrant lavender-blue blooms set against dark, aromatic foliage and distinctive black stems, it brings striking colour and texture just as many other plants are fading. A magnet for pollinators and a true multi-season performer, this variety brings modern versatility to a traditionally warm-climate shrub.Vitex Agnus-Castus Magical Chicagoland Blues is a deciduous shrub with a refined, rounded habit and a bushy, upright form. The foliage is highly decorative – composed of 5 to 7 narrow, lance-shaped leaflets radiating in a hand-like shape, giving the plant a distinctive, airy elegance. The leaves are a rich green shade and release a subtle, pleasant fragrance when brushed against – a trait often likened to lavender or sage.From late summer into early autumn, the plant produces upright panicles of small, tubular lavender-blue flowers. These are borne on dramatic dark stems, offering a strong contrast and long-lasting visual appeal. The flowers are not only attractive to the eye but are also sterile – meaning no unwanted self-seeding – while still being highly attractive to bees and butterflies, making it an excellent choice for pollinator-friendly gardens.Unlike the species form - Vitex Agnus-Castus - which can become large and unruly, this newer variety stays compact and manageable, yet delivers a profusion of colour and scent. Its improved hardiness extends the reach of Vitex into cooler climates, allowing gardeners in temperate regions to enjoy the charms of this sun-loving shrub.Height and Width of Vitex Magical Chicagoland BluesThis variety grows to a modest height and spread of around 1.5 to 2.5 metres, making it ideal for smaller borders, courtyards, or patio containers. Its well-balanced rounded habit means it looks neat without heavy pruning, and it's significantly more compact than the typical Vitex agnus-castus, which can reach over 3 metres.How Hardy is Chaste Tree Magical Chicagoland Blues?Vitex Agnus-Castus Magical Chicagoland Blues is notably hardier than the species, bred specifically to withstand colder winters and a wider range of growing conditions. It is suitable for gardens across much of the UK, particularly in well-drained, sheltered sites. Once established, it exhibits exceptional drought tolerance, making it a resilient choice for low-maintenance or Mediterranean-style planting schemes.Uses in Garden and LandscapeThanks to its compact form and late-season flowering, this improved chaste tree is incredibly versatile. Use it as a specimen shrub, in mixed borders, gravel gardens, or even large containers where its aromatic foliage and vibrant blooms can be appreciated up close. It makes an excellent choice for wildlife gardens due to its high nectar yield and non-invasive nature. Pair it with ornamental grasses, salvias, or drought-tolerant perennials for a naturalistic and water-wise display.Care TipsPlant Vitex Magical Chicagoland Blues in full sun for best flowering and foliage performance. It prefers well-drained soil and does best in a sheltered spot protected from cold winds. Water regularly during establishment, but once settled in, it is highly drought tolerant. Prune in early spring to shape and encourage new flowering growth – flowering occurs on new wood. It is generally pest- and disease-free and requires little maintenance beyond an annual tidy-up.Origins and Distinctive FeaturesVitex Agnus-Castus Magical Chicagoland Blues was developed by the Chicago Botanic Garden and selected for its suitability to North American climates from California to the deep south – and now proving equally useful in UK gardens. Compared to standard Vitex agnus-castus, this variety is more compact, better behaved, and longer flowering. Its sterile flowers, enhanced cold tolerance, and compact size make Vitex Magical Chicagoland Blues a welcome innovation in the world of ornamental shrubs – perfect for today’s smaller, sustainable gardens.

GBP 140.00

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