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Syringa Prestoniae Agnes Smith for Sale Online UK

Syringa Prestoniae Agnes Smith for Sale Online UK

Syringa Prestoniae Agnes SmithThe Syringa Prestoniae hybrids (as opposed to the Syringa Vulgaris) were originally developed in Canada in the 1020s by Miss Isabella Preston (and are sometimes known as the Preston Lilacs or sometimes Canadian Lilac). Syringa Prestoniae hybrids are very hardy, vigorous growers and tend to be relatively late bloomers.One of the best performers among the Preston Lilacs is Syringa Prestoniae Agnes Smith. This lilac hybrid produces clusters of pure white flowers with a sweet perfume. It flowers later than its Syringa Vulgaris cousins (Common Lilacs) by at least two weeks.Syringa Prestoniae Agnes Smith is a small compact shrub, reaching eventual heights of around five feet. Despite its showy looks, this undemanding White flowering Lilac is very easy to grow as long as it is in a sunny position. If you do prune once per year, just enough to maintain the plant shape, you will reap the benefits in late spring!Lilacs are generally very tough and robust and forgiving of drought and neglect. As a Canadian hybrid, Agnes Smith is particularly cold hardy. This as well as the fact that it won’t get overly big, makes Syringa Prestoniae Agnes Smith a perfect plant for a windy or exposed roof terrace.For effect in the garden, best used either in mass plantings or planted as a single specimen. 

GBP 115.50
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Loropetalum Chinense Fire Dance. Evergreen Witch Hazel

Loropetalum Chinense Fire Dance. Evergreen Witch Hazel

Loropetalum Chinense Fire Dance is an evergreen shrub commonly known as the Evergreen Witch Hazel. The Loropetalum is a member of the witch hazel family.  However unlike the more common witch hazels the Loropetalum is evergreen. This variety, Loropetalum Chinense Fire Dance has deep plum pink  / purple leaves and unusually keeps this deep rich colour all year round. New foliage is pinky / purple darkening to deep purple.The flowers are small bursts of dark pink covering the whole plant in late winter early spring. Sometimes, Evergreen Witch Hazel flowers again late summer early autumn. The pink flowers contrast most dramatically with the pruple foliage. Why buy this plant? Loropetalum Chinense Firedance is a very attractive evergreen slow growing flowering plant. It is rare in that it is one of the very few plants which is both evergreen and has purple foliage.How Hardy Is Loropetalum Chinense Fire Dance Evergreen Witch Hazel is hardy in most of the UK, but it struggle in harsh temperatures in northern locations. It benefits from winter frost protection, so if you can place this shrub in a sheltered position it will grow happily all year round. How To Use Loropetalum Chinense Fire Dance Evergreen Witch Hazel keeps its reddish purple foliage all year round. In late winter to early spring pink blooms produce a sweet scent that attracts early waking pollinators. It is one of the first plants of the season to flower, along with magnolias. How To Care For Loropetalum Chinense Fire Dance Evergreen Witch Hazel is a woodland shrub that grows under trees for protection in the Far East. It will benefit from wind protection and thrive in a sunny, sheltered border.This shrub needs little care. Pruning is not required, but if you lightly trim the foliage after flowering has finished it will bush out and form a mound shape. The best soil for Evergreen Witch Hazel is moist but well-drained soil of any pH. Top up the soil around its roots with well-rotted organic matter each year. This will keep your plant healthy and promote growth.If you need winter colour in your garden an Evergreen Witch Hazel is a great choice. It is one of the few that has a reddish purple colour that works well with white and dark green foliage of other evergreens such as holly and Variegated Fatsia Japonica. You may also be interested in more plants with red / purple foliage. 

GBP 150.15
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Callistemon Citrinus Lemon Bottlebrush Callistemon Lanceolatus

Callistemon Citrinus Lemon Bottlebrush Callistemon Lanceolatus

Callistemon Citrinus commonly known as Lemon Bottlebrush or Red Bottlebrush. It is a useful and attractive evergreen shrub for urban, cottage, and coastal garden borders. Botanically known as Callistemon Lanceolatus or Callistemon Citrinis, this upright, spreading evergreen shrub is a native of Australia. Its 10-centimetre evergreen foliage is lance-shaped, mildly aromatic, and covered in fine silky hair. New shoots are silvery, before maturing to mid-brown.  The showy spiky red flowers resemble a bottle brush – hence its common name Bottlebrush Plant. The red flowers are semi-open spikes measuring 10 cm in length. In late summer they mature into woody seed capsules which remain on the plant for years.  In winter, the foliage and capsules remain on the plant and look attractive covered in frost. They also provide hibernation areas for over-wintering insects. Bottlebrush is a great border filler that provides year-round interest. Height And Spread Of Callistemon CitrinusCallistemon Lanceolatus can reach 2-4 metres high and a few metres in spread but is easily kept smaller with pruning.How Hardy Is Callistemon CitrinusCallistemon Lanceolatus is hardy down to sub-zero temperatures if the roots are kept drained. It can withstand coastal sprays and drought once established.How To Use Callistemon CitrinusLemon bottlebrush is a great border filler. It looks good in wall-side borders and courtyards in urban or coastal areas. Bottlebrush brings a pop of colour in a long grass garden where the foliage blends well with tall grasses. Bottlebrush flowers also suit the Mediterranean-style garden which benefits from the long-lasting blooms and interesting foliage.You can grow Lemon Bottlebrush in a well-watered container on a sunny patio to enjoy the aromatic foliage and pollinator-attracting blooms. The woody seed pods also look attractive in flower displays.How to Care For Callistemon CitrinusCallistemon Lanceolatus prefers a spot that’s free from harsh drying winds but will tolerate coastal sprays. It enjoys most types of soil so long as it is free-draining. Plant yours in full sun to partial shade and water well until established. A thick layer of mulch around the roots seals in moisture, suppresses weed competition, and provides nutrients for a healthy show of lemony-bottlebrush flowers in spring. There is no need to prune a bottlebrush as they naturally grow erect and spreading, but you can reduce the size or remove dead branches in late winter or early spring.

GBP 46.20
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Malus Domestica James Grieve Apple Tree AGM Scottish Apple

Malus Domestica James Grieve Apple Tree AGM Scottish Apple

Malus Domestica James Grieve Apple Tree is an RHS AGM-winning deciduous fruit tree of Scottish origins with dual purpose apples that are perfect for both eating and cooking. It suits small to medium-sized gardens.James Grieve apple is an old classic variety raised in Scotland in 1838 by James Grieve. It’s notable for its early season acidic flavour followed by a sweeter taste that’s better suited to eating fresh.This is a medium-sized tree that produces masses of white-pink blossom in April and May, followed by a heavy harvest of medium-sized pale green and yellow striped apples with a red blush. It ripens earlier than other April-May blooming varieties, with apples ready to pick for eating in September.James Grieve apple tree is a superb multi-purpose fruit tree for a compact space.Height and Spread of Malus Domestica James GrieveJames Grieve apple trees generally reach 5-7 metres tall and 4-5 metres wide. It’s a medium-sized tree that suits most sized gardens.How Hardy is Malus Domestica James GrieveFully UK hardy, this apple is tough enough to withstand winter weather if its roots are well-drained and it receives full sun.How To Use Malus Domestica James GrieveJames Grieve is rarely available in supermarkets because its flesh bruises easily. However, it is remarkably disease tolerant, a good pollinator of other fruiting trees, and highly tasty. It’s well worth growing at home as a change from bland store-bought apples.This rare apple is good for cooking in pies and pastries, eating fresh, juicing, dehydrating and freezing. It’s a good all-rounder for apple lovers.How To Care For Malus Domestica James GrieveChoose a well-drained spot in fertile soil that gets plenty of sun. A sheltered position with protection from harsh wind helps retain blossom.Water this apple tree well for at least a year and apply a thick layer of organic mulch to its roots in early spring.In late winter, remove dead, diseased, or crossed branches, and shorten branches by one-third to an outward-facing bud. Creating an open vase-shaped crown encourages airflow, ripening, and a healthier crop of delicious apples.James Grieve is a group 3 partially self-fertile apple that benefits from a pollinating partner, but can produce fruit without one. Use any Group 3 apple for a pollinating partner such as Bramley’s Seedling or Elstar.We also have many varietis of apple trained as Espaliered Fruit Trees, Pleached Apple Trees, Fan-Trained Apple Trees and Standard Patio Fruit Trees. See also - Creating an Orchard Garden. 

GBP 17.85
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