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Hydrangea Annabelle Shrubs, Buy online, London UK

Hydrangea Annabelle Shrubs, Buy online, London UK

Hydrangea AnnabelleOne of the more unusual varieties of Hydrangea, Annabelle is a beautiful deciduous shrub which sports spectacularly big clusters of white blossomy flowers with broadly oval leaves.Hydrangea Annabelle can reach up to 3-4ft in height but can be pruned every year if you prefer to keep them smaller in size. They look particularly spectacular when planted in a group and are the perfect addition to a white themed garden, these are incredibly elegant looking shrubs.This variety of Hydrangea loves full sun or partial shade and well drained fertile humus rich soil. The flowers bloom from July to September. As autumn progresses the dark green leaves turn to a soft yellow. Awarded the RHS Award of Garden Merit - a good sign they will perform well in UK gardens.

GBP 8.00
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Leyland Castlewellan Gold Cupressocyparis Leylandii Castlewellan Gold for Fast-Growing Hedging & Screening UK

Leyland Castlewellan Gold Cupressocyparis Leylandii Castlewellan Gold for Fast-Growing Hedging & Screening UK

Leyland Castlewellan Gold (Latin Name: Cupressocyparis Leylandii Castlewellan Gold) is ideal for fast-growing evergreen hedging & screening.Leylandii Castlewellan Gold – a fast-growing tree, ideal for hedging which ticks all the boxes.Part of the Leylandii family of Cypress trees, it is widely acknowledged as a perfect plant for hedging, Castlewellan Gold is fast growing (up to 60cm annually) yet can be kept trimmed to whatever height and/or shape you require, it lends itself well to regular cutting back. Testimony to this is its popular use for topiary (see Leylandii Topiary). In spring and summer, Castlewellan Gold produces bright yellow – golden foliage, turning to more of a green-gold towards the autumn, its colouring is very vibrant.Ideally to keep its shape, a Castlewellan Gold Hedge should be pruned at least once per year, preferably in summer. Our premium quality Leylandii Castlewellan Gold Hedging trees are circa 6 Feet tall and are ideal for evergreen screening and most general hedging requirements and can be planted in any fertile, well-drained soil. It is best to plant the trees approximately 75 cm apart. Although these trees can reach an ultimate Height of circa 12 metres, with regular trimming, a Castlewellan Gold Leylandii hedge can be kept to virtually any height or shape, to suit your space.Growing Tip: It’s best to trim in summer cutting back only the young shoots, these trees do not re-grow from old wood.Leylandii Castlewellan Gold originated on the Castlewellan estate in Northern Ireland as recently as the 1960’s. Take advantage of our special offer on Castlewellan Gold trees and create an instant screen in your garden. Our Castlewellan Gold Hedging trees are for sale online with UK nationwide and Ireland delivery.

GBP 6.00
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Leyland Castlewellan Gold Cupressocyparis Leylandii Castlewellan Gold for Fast-Growing Hedging & Screening UK

Leyland Castlewellan Gold Cupressocyparis Leylandii Castlewellan Gold for Fast-Growing Hedging & Screening UK

Leyland Castlewellan Gold (Latin Name: Cupressocyparis Leylandii Castlewellan Gold) is ideal for fast-growing evergreen hedging & screening.Leylandii Castlewellan Gold – a fast-growing tree, ideal for hedging which ticks all the boxes.Part of the Leylandii family of Cypress trees, it is widely acknowledged as a perfect plant for hedging, Castlewellan Gold is fast growing (up to 60cm annually) yet can be kept trimmed to whatever height and/or shape you require, it lends itself well to regular cutting back. Testimony to this is its popular use for topiary (see Leylandii Topiary). In spring and summer, Castlewellan Gold produces bright yellow – golden foliage, turning to more of a green-gold towards the autumn, its colouring is very vibrant.Ideally to keep its shape, a Castlewellan Gold Hedge should be pruned at least once per year, preferably in summer. Our premium quality Leylandii Castlewellan Gold Hedging trees are circa 6 Feet tall and are ideal for evergreen screening and most general hedging requirements and can be planted in any fertile, well-drained soil. It is best to plant the trees approximately 75 cm apart. Although these trees can reach an ultimate Height of circa 12 metres, with regular trimming, a Castlewellan Gold Leylandii hedge can be kept to virtually any height or shape, to suit your space.Growing Tip: It’s best to trim in summer cutting back only the young shoots, these trees do not re-grow from old wood.Leylandii Castlewellan Gold originated on the Castlewellan estate in Northern Ireland as recently as the 1960’s. Take advantage of our special offer on Castlewellan Gold trees and create an instant screen in your garden. Our Castlewellan Gold Hedging trees are for sale online with UK nationwide and Ireland delivery.

GBP 4.80
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Thuja Smaragd Hedging. White Cedar Emerald Hedging. Thuja Occidentalis Smaragd for Sale. Thuja Hedging Conifers. Evergreen Thuja Hedging

Thuja Smaragd Hedging. White Cedar Emerald Hedging. Thuja Occidentalis Smaragd for Sale. Thuja Hedging Conifers. Evergreen Thuja Hedging

Thuja Smaragd Hedging. If you are looking for a reliable evergreen conifer that serves well as a hedging plant, then Thuja Smaragd is an ideal candidate. Thuja occidentalis Smaragd, to give it its full botanical name, is also known as White Cedar Emerald or Thuja Emerald. The many common names of this cultivar all describe its most recognisable feature: the stunning green hue of its aromatic foliage. Smaragd is German for emerald, the precious stone which shares its colour with this conifer. Due to its lush foliage that is also colour resistant in winter and attractive conical habit, this variety is mostly used for hedging. Unlike some evergreens, Thuja Smaragd Hedging will not lose its vivid colours or turn to brownish hues when temperatures drop below zero. Thuja Smaragd Hedging is easy to care for and offers extraordinary visual interest. No wonder then that Thuja Smaragd is one of our hedging bestsellers. The fact that Thuja Smaragd Hedging has a slower growth rate than its close relatives is just one of the many qualities that make it ideal for hedges and containers. Its expected maximum size is about 5 metres once fully mature. Thuja Smaragd White Cedar is fully hardy in the United Kingdom. In fact, this thuja variety is well suited to the British climate and has a coveted Award of Garden Merit by Royal Horticultural Society for its outstanding resistance and good constitution. While Thuja Smaragd Hedging is ideally suited to serve as a highly attractive evergreen conifer hedge, its dense growth affording privacy. Thuja Smaragd dislikes wet soils, so make sure that your conifer is planted in rich soils that drains well. Place the container in a spot in full sun to make sure your plants thrive.The dense, columnar habit of the Thuja Smaragd Hedging is natural- there is very little pruning and trimming required to keep this stunning conifer in perfect form.

GBP 8.50
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Thuja Smaragd Hedging. White Cedar Emerald Hedging. Thuja Occidentalis Smaragd for Sale. Thuja Hedging Conifers. Evergreen Thuja Hedging

Thuja Smaragd Hedging. White Cedar Emerald Hedging. Thuja Occidentalis Smaragd for Sale. Thuja Hedging Conifers. Evergreen Thuja Hedging

Thuja Smaragd Hedging. If you are looking for a reliable evergreen conifer that serves well as a hedging plant, then Thuja Smaragd is an ideal candidate. Thuja occidentalis Smaragd, to give it its full botanical name, is also known as White Cedar Emerald or Thuja Emerald. The many common names of this cultivar all describe its most recognisable feature: the stunning green hue of its aromatic foliage. Smaragd is German for emerald, the precious stone which shares its colour with this conifer. Due to its lush foliage that is also colour resistant in winter and attractive conical habit, this variety is mostly used for hedging. Unlike some evergreens, Thuja Smaragd Hedging will not lose its vivid colours or turn to brownish hues when temperatures drop below zero. Thuja Smaragd Hedging is easy to care for and offers extraordinary visual interest. No wonder then that Thuja Smaragd is one of our hedging bestsellers. The fact that Thuja Smaragd Hedging has a slower growth rate than its close relatives is just one of the many qualities that make it ideal for hedges and containers. Its expected maximum size is about 5 metres once fully mature. Thuja Smaragd White Cedar is fully hardy in the United Kingdom. In fact, this thuja variety is well suited to the British climate and has a coveted Award of Garden Merit by Royal Horticultural Society for its outstanding resistance and good constitution. While Thuja Smaragd Hedging is ideally suited to serve as a highly attractive evergreen conifer hedge, its dense growth affording privacy. Thuja Smaragd dislikes wet soils, so make sure that your conifer is planted in rich soils that drains well. Place the container in a spot in full sun to make sure your plants thrive.The dense, columnar habit of the Thuja Smaragd Hedging is natural- there is very little pruning and trimming required to keep this stunning conifer in perfect form.

GBP 8.50
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Geranium Sanguineum var. Striatum Striped Bloody Cranes Bill

Geranium Sanguineum var. Striatum Striped Bloody Cranes Bill

Geranium sanguineum var. striatum, or Striped Bloody Crane’s Bill, is a native hardy geranium which has received both the RHS Award of Garden Merit and the Perfect for Pollinators designation. It’s a great addition to any garden!Native to Walney Island off the coast of Cumbria, Geranium sanguineum var. striatum has deeply cut green leaves, with abundantly blooming pale pink flowers with dark red stripes that last from June to August.Hardy in the coldest European climates, Striped Bloody Crane’s Bill grows to a height and spread of 10-50 cm in 2 to 5 years. In the heat of summer, removing spent flowers and leaves will encourage a new flush of blooms. Space plants 40 cm apart for ground cover.Plant Geranium sanguineum var. striatum in well-drained loam, chalk or sand soil in sun or shade. It grows quite well in dry, sandy soil, but will also do well in damper soil as long as it is well-drained. Tolerant of salt, it is suitable for planting in coastal regions, and is deer and rabbit resistant, so is a good choice for gardens or ground cover in the countryside. It is also somewhat tolerant of urban pollution so will do well in city gardens. This rambling native Striped Bloody Crane’s Bill can fit into a variety of garden schemes. Tucked into the front of a mixed border, Geranium sanguineum var. striatum will soften the edge between garden and path or lawn. It’s also a good addition to a rock garden, where it will spill over rocks and provide a long season of bloom, as well as attractive foliage. A Striped Bloody Crane’s Bill trailing down the sides of containers on a rooftop patio or in a courtyard will be a colourful and long-lasting show. In a country garden, Geranium sanguineum var. striatum will cover a difficult slope with long-lasting foliage and flowers, or spill over a retaining wall. In a wildflower meadow or woodland garden, this tough perennial will be a welcome source of food for bees and butterflies.Geranium sanguineum var. striatum has much to recommend it to the gardener: this tough, hardy, long-flowering native perennial will bring its low-maintenance beauty to your garden year after year!

GBP 5.25
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Epipremnum Aureum, Devil’s Ivy or Golden Pothos Indoor Plant

Epipremnum Aureum, Devil’s Ivy or Golden Pothos Indoor Plant

Epipremnum Aureum is an evergreen hanging or trailing vine originating from the Solomon Islands. In the wild, it climbs tree trunks or trails from branches in the shade. Its love of shade has given it the alarming name Devil’s Ivy, though it’s also called the more reassuring Golden Pothos for its sleek light green leaves with yellow variegation.The foliage is heart-shaped and is one of the best at absorbing formaldehyde from the air – formaldehyde is used a lot on home furnishing.Devil’s Ivy is very popular and rightly so because it’s graceful, charming, and very low maintenance. It’ll grow in a pot and dangle from a shelf, cascade from a hanging basket in your bathroom, or climb a pole. It tolerates low light and drought so it’s the perfect choice for busy households and beginner plant wranglers.How To Water And Feed a Epipremnum AureumCheck Golden Pothos each week and when the soil is dry down to a few centimetres soak it in the sink and allow the roots to drain freely. Sitting in a saucer of water will lead to root rot.A weak feed of houseplant fertiliser each month in the spring and summer will help it grow to its maximum length of 20 metres (keep it smaller with a sharp pair of scissors!)Misting each week is very welcome because it’s a rainforest plant that enjoys humidity and the water will remove dust build-up allowing it to absorb more light and air pollution.How Much Light Does A Epipremnum Aureum Need?Devil’s Ivy enjoys shade but not total darkness as its name suggests. It does best in shade or bright indirect light but do ensure it’s not in direct sunlight which will scorch the leaves.Where To Put Epipremnum AureumTrain it up a wall with coat hooks or trellis for an unusual statement piece, a hanging basket in the bathroom, or in a pot on the bedside table – or maybe all of these places because you’ll want more of these easy-care beautiful vines once you start.Golden Pothos is pretty versatile because it will grow up or cascade down. It’s a great plant for interior designers to play with so long as it’s kept out of direct sunlight and radiator heat.

GBP 8.50
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Cotoneaster Lucidus Hedge. Peking Cotoneaster for Hedging

Cotoneaster Lucidus Hedge. Peking Cotoneaster for Hedging

Cotoneaster LucidusCotoneaster Lucidus, also known as the Peking Cotoneaster, is an excellent hedging shrub for gardens across the UK. Native to the Altai Mountains of Mongolia and Russia, this deciduous shrub was introduced to the UK in 1840, and has proven to be an extremely reliable choice for pruned hedges. Growing taller than other cotoneaster varieties, it forms an upright, rounded shape. Its glossy dark green leaves, up to 5 cm long, create a dense wall of foliage for optimum privacy in season, and then turn to a brilliant red in autumn. The small pink flowers in spring are followed by showy black fruits in autumn that persist into the winter, attracting birds to your garden.Height and Spread of Cotoneaster LucidusPeking Cotoneaster Lucidus will grow to a height and spread of 3 metres in 10 years if left unpruned.How Hardy Is Cotoneaster Lucidus?Cotoneaster Lucidus is hardy in all parts of the UK and indeed even in the most extreme continental climates.How to Use Cotoneaster LucidusThe Peking Cotoneaster Lucidus can fit in any garden from formal to country cottage. Suitable for container planting, it can be used to create an espalier screen for a rooftop terrace, balcony, courtyard or patio, where its dense leafy growth will create a living wall. In a larger garden it can be pruned as a formal hedge with strong lines, or left to grow into its natural upright, rounded shape. It can be use in a mass planting on a slope for a low-maintenance ground cover, providing a bright autumn highlight as a bonus.How to Care for Cotoneaster LucidusPlant Cotoneaster Lucidus in full sun or partial shade in any well-drained soil in an exposed or sheltered position. It will adapt well to both dry and moist but well-drained soils, and is drought-tolerant once established. Very tolerant of aerosol salt, it can be used in coastal regions, and will also thrive in even inner-city environments. Deer and rabbit-resistant, it is perfect for country properties. While it can be left to grow to its full height and spread, Cotoneaster Lucidus is ideal for pruning into a formal hedge or even topiary shape. Overgrown specimens can be cut right back to the ground for fresh, vigorous growth.Cotoneaster Lucidus is an excellent low-maintenance landscape plant which is reliable and hardy in even the most challenging conditions.

GBP 4.50
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Thuja Occidentalis Smaragd U. White Cedar Smaragd. Thuja Smaragd Hedging. White Cedar Emerald Hedging. Thuja Hedging Conifers

Thuja Occidentalis Smaragd U. White Cedar Smaragd. Thuja Smaragd Hedging. White Cedar Emerald Hedging. Thuja Hedging Conifers

Thuja Smaragd White Cedar Hedging Rootball.Thuja Smaragd or White Cedar Emerald. These plants are supplied as Root Ball plants.Thuja Occidentalis Smaragd is a most attractive variety of Thuja. Growing more slowly (width-wise) than other varieties of Thuja, Thuja Occidentalis Smaragd has an upright conical habit and produces erect sprays of charming bright green foliage even in winter. The foliage is aromatic.Over recent years, Thuja conifers are becoming increasingly acknowledged as excellent hedging conifers that are well suited to our climate here in Britain and Ireland. They are evergreen, fast-growing, naturally conical shaped trees with small, fragrant leaves.The variety Thuja Occidentalis Smaragd has many common names including White Cedar Smaragd or White Cedar Emerald. It can also be referred to as Thuja Occidentalis Emerald.  As the name suggests, its foliage has a beautiful, emerald hue (smaragd meaning emerald in German).Thuja Smaragd trees have a dense growing habit and aromatic green foliage. The foliage lends itself very well to trimming, where required. Grown as a stand-alone specimen tree or pair of trees, Smaragd is a narrow, shapely and elegant conifer with its beautiful conical shape. White Cedar Smaragd is an ideal conifer for hedging. If you are looking for instant impact in your garden or landscape, the more mature Thuja Smaragd trees standing at 2.75 metres tall are excellent value!  There are many advantages to having a Thuja Occidentalis Emerald hedge. Smaragd is colour resistant in winter, meaning that it retains its colour during the winter months and is not susceptible to browning of the needles.  Relatively little cutting & shaping is required. Thuja Smaragd is particularly dense and columnar. Its narrow stature means that unlike most other hedging plants, it needs relatively little pruning, even over many years. This is because Thuja Smaragd grows slowly width-wise. In height on the other hand, White Cedar Emerald has a normal growth rate. Perfect characteristics for hedging!  Thuja Smaragd grows well in full sun on rich soil that drains well. Fully hardy. Max height in 20 years 3-4 metres. For many seasoned gardeners, Thuja 'Smaragd' is often considered the most beautiful and most recommendable of the Thuja varieties. But as it is slower growing, it tends to be more expensive than its related Thuja Occidentalis Brabant or Thuja Plicata Martin.  We aim to have a size in stock for every budget. As these hedging plants are root balled, we are able to offer even better value. 

GBP 8.25
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