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Styrax japonicus Snowcone Japanese Snowbell for Sale Online

Styrax japonicus Snowcone Japanese Snowbell for Sale Online

Styrax japonicus Snowcone Japanese SnowbellStyrax japonicus Snowcone also called the Japanese Snowbell Snowcone, is a cultivar of the Styrax japonicus family of small deciduous trees that was developed by the J. Frank Schmidt Nursery in Boring, Oregon. Unlike other Styrax trees in the family, Snowcone does not suffer from annual twig dieback in the spring. Instead, brilliant green new foliage emerges on every wide spreading fan-like branch during the spring months to create a robust, full tree with no unsightly dead twigs.As spring progresses into summer, large drooping bell-like flowers unfurl. The blooms have bright yellow centres and a subtle, pleasant fragrance. Snowcone produces an abundance of drooping flowers that often rustle in the breeze. The flower clusters dangle below the foliage and give it the appearance of being covered in frosty white snowcones. The blossoms always draw thirsty bees and butterflies to the garden. The Japanese Snowbell Snowcone is long flowering and it is not uncommon for the tree to retain flowers until autumn.Following flowering, decorative grey-green fruit mature to a shade of white on the tree. The fruit is small and hangs down from the foliage. It persists on the tree until November.During the autumn, the glossy fine-textured slightly serrated green foliage turns a brilliant golden hue. After the foliage falls from the tree, Styrax japonicus Snowcone still creates visual wintertime interest with its graceful lateral limbs that sweep upwards in a unique form. The new bark is smooth with a grey-brown shading. As it matures, the bark turns an orange-brown colour and features a fissured appearance.When fully grown, the Styrax japonicus Snowcone stands approximately 7.5 meters with a canopy width of about 6 meters. Its form is typically wide spreading fan like branches. The small size makes it ideal for virtually any landscape. Styrax japonicus Snowcone has a fibrous root system that prefers moist, well-draining soil but can tolerate sandy or clay conditions. For optimum growth, plant Japanese Snowbell Snowcone in full sun or light to open shade. During the tree’s first few summers it requires weekly watering until established. Even after the tree is established, it will still require periodic summertime watering during times of drought.

GBP 308.00
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Acer Palmatum Summer Gold. Japanese Maple Summer Gold

Acer Palmatum Summer Gold. Japanese Maple Summer Gold

Acer Palmatum Summer Gold is a striking yellow-leaved deciduous Japanese Acer tree. It works very well as an accent plant placed in a prominent position. Japanese Maples are native to Japan but are now grown across the world. There are many cultivars of ornamental Japanese Maple and Summer Gold is one of the brightest yellows on the market. It was bred by the Gilardelli Nursery in Italy who have also bred the stunning orange-leaved cultivar Orange Dream.This is a deciduous small ornamental tree. Foliage emerges in late spring as tightly curled rolls that open into orangey-yellow leaves with 5-7 divided lobes. Young leaves mature to gold-yellow and then yellow-green by late summer. By autumn, Summer Gold turns vivid shades of bright golden yellow before falling with the frost.This is an excellent choice of tree for small gardens or plant containers. Japanese Maple Summer Gold is one of the brightest smaller maples you can buy in a warm yellow and it never fails to disappoint. Height and Spread of Acer Palmatum Summer GoldThis is a small tree with a rounded crown. It will reach a height and spread of 2.5 metres.How Hardy Is Acer Palmatum Summer GoldAcer Summer Gold is hardy down to freezing temperatures in well-drained soils. Pests are rarely a bother and it can tolerate some sun on its foliage.How To Use Acer Palmatum Summer GoldThis small maple’s bright foliage stands out in a mixed border, so it makes an excellent accent plant in country-style or modern gardens. It particularly suits a Japanese theme near water and creates an eye-catching display from spring to autumn when mixed with other foliage plants.Due to its small size, you can grow Japanese Maple Summer Gold in a large well-watered and fed container to light up a patio or balcony with sunshine leaves through the summer.How To Care for Acer Palmatum Summer GoldThis acer prefers a partially sunny spot in a sheltered location that’s free from harsh, drying winds that will scorch its foliage. An east or west-facing spot is best.It will grow in well-drained clay, loam, and sand of any pH and needs little attention once established. Pruning may ruin its shape, but you can wait until the dormant winter months to remove damaged or crossed branches.Mulch well in spring and water well until established plus during very dry spells. Container-grown specimens will need regular water and a weekly liquid feed.

GBP 36.75
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Philadelphus Belle Etoile Mock Orange Belle Etoile for Sale

Philadelphus Belle Etoile Mock Orange Belle Etoile for Sale

Philadelphus Belle Etoile, also known as Mock Orange Belle Etoile, is a deciduous shrub popularly grown for its delicious orange scent and delicate white blooms. It’s multiple orange-infused blooms measure around five centimetres in width and are flushed with lilac around the stamens. Green oval leaves provide a dark background to showcase pearly white flowers smothering the shrub from late spring to early summer.Philadelphus Belle Etoile is more compact than other varieties of mock orange, but still retains the arching growth aspect, sprays of snowy white single flowers and heady scent that becomes stronger during the evening. It will grow to 1.5 metres in height and to a 1.5 – 2.5 metre spread over five to ten years. Read our blog post on which Philadelphus Mock Orange to choose >>Mock Orange Belle Etoile Hardiness Levels Philadelphus Belle Etoile is a hardy, low maintenance flowering shrub. Once established, Belle Etoile will thrive in almost any conditions tolerating chalky, clay, sandy and loamy soils of any pH. It’s a great choice for the urban garden and coastal areas too. How To Use Mock Orange Belle Etoile  Mock Orange Belle Etoile flowers in ‘Green June’ when other spring plants have finished blooming but before the summer plants have gotten underway. Belle Etoile retains colour in a garden display during this green period when few other flowers are blooming.You can use Mock Orange Belle Etoile as a hedging screen, or to cover an unsightly fence with ease.  It sits well near an open window or a seating area so you can appreciate the glorious scent. Philadelphus Belle Etoile is essential in a wildlife friendly or woodland garden as its orange blossom scent attracts all manner of pollinators. How To Care For Mock Orange Belle Etoile Philadelphus Belle Etoile is incredibly hardy and it will grow in most conditions once established. It prefers moist soil and will struggle in water-logged areas. If you are happy for your Philadelphus Belle Etoile to roam free then pruning is not required. Its compact nature will stop it overtaking the garden, but in smaller spaces you can control its height and spread by pruning back to the first strong bud, about a third of its overall length, after the flowering season has finished. This hard pruning ensures the best display next year. Mulch around the roots of Mock Orange Belle Etoile in early spring to maintain healthy, strong growth and an abundance of scented flowers in June. In sandy soils and very hot spells it will appreciate a weekly soaking. Philadelphus Belle Etoile is beautiful and highly scented yet it’s tough and hardy. These aspects, coupled with its wildlife-friendly nature, have led the Royal Horticultural Society to award Mock Orange Belle Etoile the Award of Garden Merit. 

GBP 86.25
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Acer Palmatum Little Red. Japanese Maple Little Red

Acer Palmatum Little Red. Japanese Maple Little Red

Acer Palmatum Little Red is a new Japanese Maple variety with bright red vivid leaves and upright growth habit. This is an ideal tree for smaller gardens. It can also be grown in large well-watered plant containers.Japanese Maples are native to Japan, and many cultivars are bred across the world. A relatively new arrival is Japanese Maple Little Red which rivals Acer Bloodgood for its scarlet shades but remains much smaller tree reaching max. 2.5 metres in height. One of Little Red’s best attributes is its upright habit. Acers tend to spread, but Acer Little Red remains erect as it matures.Its foliage is red, but the shades change according to the season. In spring they are stunning bright red before maturing to deep maroon over the summer months. The transformation from bright red to maroon is gradual, creating a creeping pattern of light and dark red on its palmate leaves. When autumn arrives, expect good autumn colour as the foliage returns to bright fiery red before falling with the frosts.This is an excellent choice for Japanese themed gardens, small gardens in general and plant containers as it grows upwards not outwards.Height And Spread of Acer Palmatum Little RedJapanese Maple Little Red lives up to its name reaching a maximum of 2.5 upright metres by 1 metre over 10 years.How Hardy Is Acer Palmatum Little RedIf grown in well-drained soil in a sheltered spot this small acer is hardy across the UK down to freezing temperatures. Pests are rarely a bother.How To Use Acer Palmatum Little RedThis is a good choice for low-maintenance back-to-mid border spots that need some fiery red statement colour throughout the year.It looks good mixed with other acer shades such as orange dream and summer gold, and particularly suits Japanese-themed gardens or modern urban developments where every metre of outdoor space counts.Due to its small size, it will grow happily in a well-watered and fed container on a balcony or patio filling the space up with blazing colour.Acers are versatile shrubs or small trees with good autumn colour that fit into the majority of outside spaces. If your garden is small, then Little Red is definitely worth considering.How To Care For Acer Palmatum Little RedJapanese Maple Little Red grows best in sheltered, partially sunny spots such as wall-side east or west-facing borders. It can tolerate most types of well-drained soil and needs little care.Regular pruning is not advisable as it may ruin the shape, but crossed or damaged branches can be cut out in the winter months.Water well until established and cover the roots in thick organic mulch before spring. Container-grown acers need plenty of water and a weekly liquid feed during the growing season.

GBP 36.75
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Philadelphus Belle Etoile Mock Orange Belle Etoile for Sale

Philadelphus Belle Etoile Mock Orange Belle Etoile for Sale

Philadelphus Belle Etoile, also known as Mock Orange Belle Etoile, is a deciduous shrub popularly grown for its delicious orange scent and delicate white blooms. It’s multiple orange-infused blooms measure around five centimetres in width and are flushed with lilac around the stamens. Green oval leaves provide a dark background to showcase pearly white flowers smothering the shrub from late spring to early summer.Philadelphus Belle Etoile is more compact than other varieties of mock orange, but still retains the arching growth aspect, sprays of snowy white single flowers and heady scent that becomes stronger during the evening. It will grow to 1.5 metres in height and to a 1.5 – 2.5 metre spread over five to ten years. Read our blog post on which Philadelphus Mock Orange to choose >>Mock Orange Belle Etoile Hardiness Levels Philadelphus Belle Etoile is a hardy, low maintenance flowering shrub. Once established, Belle Etoile will thrive in almost any conditions tolerating chalky, clay, sandy and loamy soils of any pH. It’s a great choice for the urban garden and coastal areas too. How To Use Mock Orange Belle Etoile  Mock Orange Belle Etoile flowers in ‘Green June’ when other spring plants have finished blooming but before the summer plants have gotten underway. Belle Etoile retains colour in a garden display during this green period when few other flowers are blooming.You can use Mock Orange Belle Etoile as a hedging screen, or to cover an unsightly fence with ease.  It sits well near an open window or a seating area so you can appreciate the glorious scent. Philadelphus Belle Etoile is essential in a wildlife friendly or woodland garden as its orange blossom scent attracts all manner of pollinators. How To Care For Mock Orange Belle Etoile Philadelphus Belle Etoile is incredibly hardy and it will grow in most conditions once established. It prefers moist soil and will struggle in water-logged areas. If you are happy for your Philadelphus Belle Etoile to roam free then pruning is not required. Its compact nature will stop it overtaking the garden, but in smaller spaces you can control its height and spread by pruning back to the first strong bud, about a third of its overall length, after the flowering season has finished. This hard pruning ensures the best display next year. Mulch around the roots of Mock Orange Belle Etoile in early spring to maintain healthy, strong growth and an abundance of scented flowers in June. In sandy soils and very hot spells it will appreciate a weekly soaking. Philadelphus Belle Etoile is beautiful and highly scented yet it’s tough and hardy. These aspects, coupled with its wildlife-friendly nature, have led the Royal Horticultural Society to award Mock Orange Belle Etoile the Award of Garden Merit. 

GBP 13.50
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Coprosma Repens Pina Colada. Looking Glass Plant Buy Online

Coprosma Repens Pina Colada. Looking Glass Plant Buy Online

Evergreen Coprosma Repens Pina Colada (Looking Glass Plant) is a glossy yellow-green shrub with orange-red tints in winter. It’s a superb container plant for patios, decks, and balcony gardens, and brings year-round colour to mixed border or foliage gardens.Coprosma Repens is native to New Zealand where it grows in a variety of environments, adapting its growing habit to prostate in coastal areas, but an upright small tree inland. They have bright glossy foliage that’s so polished it’s led to the common name “Looking Glass Plant”.The Pina Colada cultivar retains its hardy parents’ attributes and highly glossy foliage but adds beautiful lime green to golden yellow leaves. In winter, its foliage develops an orange-red tinge to its margins. In spring, small dense compound clusters of pale green flowers emerge on branch tips and mature to small black berries.Looking glass plants are popular for their bright evergreen foliage. Many cultivars exist, but Pina Coloda is one of the most lime-golden green selections.Height and Spread of Coprosma Repens Pina ColadaLooking glass plants generally reach a maximum height and spread of one to 1.5 metres. Pina Colada has a tidy and compact well-branched upright habit.How Hardy is Coprosma Repens Pina ColadaThis is a hardy evergreen capable of surviving UK winters with well-drained roots, but harsh frost can damage its foliage tips. If a harsh frost is forecast, protect this New Zealand native with horticultural fleece or bubble wrap. Its glossy leaves are salt spray and pollution resistant in mild areas.How To Use Coprosma Repens Pina ColadaLooking glass plants make excellent compact container plants and add year-round colour to sunny balconies and patios. Endlessly versatile, they also suit mixed borders or urban courtyard raised beds. Coprosma is a popular species for coastal gardens given its salt spray resistance.Keen gardeners could use Coprosma Repens Pina Colada as a foil for summer flowers or they equally complement a low-maintenance foliage garden.How To Care for Coprosma Repens Pina ColadaLooking glass plants prefer full sun and moist, well-drained soil, but they will manage in heavier soils and partial shade if they have protection from harsh winds and frost.Move container-grown Coprosma Pina Colada to a frost-free sheltered spot in winter to avoid foliage burn. In summer, pot-grown plants require frequent water and weekly fertilizer. Keep your Coprosma Repens Pina Coloda healthy by replacing the top few inches of spent compost in early spring.It isn’t necessary to prune Pina Colada, but a light trim in summer to maintain a neat, rounded shape is beneficial. Apply a thick layer of well-rotted organic mulch to the base in early spring to provide nutrients for the growing season.

GBP 108.75
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Acer Palmatum Red Wine Japanese Maple Dwarf Tree for Sale UK

Acer Palmatum Red Wine Japanese Maple Dwarf Tree for Sale UK

Acer Palmatum Red Wine is a striking dwarf deciduous Japanese Maple Tree with orange, red, and green foliage from spring to autumn. It’s a great choice for small gardens and for plant containers.Acer Palmatum Trees are native to Japan and were named for their palm-like foliage by Dr Thunberg in the 18th Century but they are more often called Japanese Maples. Since then, many cultivars have been bred or appeared as a parent plant sport. Japanese Maple Red Wine was cultivated by Dr. Edward Hasselkus at the University of Wisconsin, USA.Although it has the shape of a tree, this little acer is shrub-like and grows very slowly. In spring vibrant deeply lobed orange foliage appears on erect stems and gradually matures to yellow-green with red tips over summer. As autumn arrives the foliage gradually turns scarlet red. In late summer yellow, green and red leaves create a rainbow of colour and a really striking feature.Given its size, Japanese Maple Red Wine is particularly suitable for containers and compact urban gardens.Height and Spread of Acer Palmatum Red WineErect, but slow-growing Acer Red Wine only reaches a maximum height of 1.5 metres and spreads over 70 cms to a metre.How Hardy Is Acer Palmatum Red WineIf its roots are well-drained and it’s grown in a sheltered spot with some shade Japanese Maple Red Wine is hardy and withstands freezing British winters.How To Use Acer Palmatum Red WineBecause this small acer likes part shade it’s a good choice for pots on a sheltered balcony garden, patio, or decking. If growing it on a balcony or roof terrace take care to shelter it from strong winds which will damage the foliage.In a compact urban garden, Red Wine is a striking and colourful specimen tree from spring to autumn and it excels in a sheltered leafy border as part of a mixed foliage garden. It suits Japanese themes and rock gardens and will fit into the majority of sheltered spaces.How To Care For Acer Palmatum Red WineGive Acer Palmatum Red Wine a sheltered spot in partial sun for the best foliage colour. In a mixed border near trees is perfect. It likes well-drained fertile soil preferably neutral to acidic but it will grow in alkaline soil with plenty of mulch in spring and again in autumn. If you’re growing Red Wine in a container make it doesn’t dry out, feed it weekly in summer, and raise it up on pot feet during winter to avoid the roots freezing.Pruning acers often leads to their ruination so go easy and only remove broken or damaged branches in the dormant winter season. Japanese Maple Red Wine is low maintenance, attractive and perfect for the majority of sheltered spots in a garden from country-style borders to urban developments - everyone needs a small colourful acer to brighten their day.

GBP 36.00
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