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Arbutus Unedo Strawberry Tree for Sale UK Online

Arbutus Unedo Strawberry Tree for Sale UK Online

Arbutus Unedo Strawberry Tree - this lovely Evergreen Strawberry Tree (Latin name Arbutus Unedo) has much to commend it all year round. Most of the Strawberry Trees grown in the UK are more likely to be medium sized shrubs rather than specimen trees. However here at Paramount Plants, we now have both types of Arbutus Unedo in stock.  These very attractive trees and shrubs produce copious white bell shaped fowers in Autumn followed by edible strawberry shaped fruits. Arbutus Unedo as a ShrubThese Arbutus Strawberry shrubs have a nice bushy shape and are approximately 1 metre tall (excluding the pot). When grown as a shrub, Arbutus is low maintenance, naturally developing an attractive shape when left to its own devices so pruning is not necessary.  Arbutus Unedo as a Full Standard TreeLess easy to find in the UK is the Arbutus Unedo Strawberry Tree grown as a full standard, clear stemmed tree. These mature, beautifully shaped, ornamental trees are between 3.5 and 4 metres tall with a long, slim trunk circa 12 cm in diameter. An Arbutus full standard Tree is impressive as a standalone focal point or given the shape, can also be used for above-fence screening. Arbutus Unedo is famously known in Ireland as the Killarney strawberry tree, where it grows prolifically. Given Killarney’s proximity to the Atlantic Coast, it is safe to assume that Arbutus Unedo is very well suited to coastal areas as long as it is planted in a warm, sheltered spot.Arbutus Unedo is a beautiful evergreen with impressive strawberry-like fruits that are very attractive to look at and lovely serrated evergreen leaves. In contrast to the green foliage, the bark is an attractive cinnamon-reddish brown colour. Small flowers emerge in creamy clusters in autumn which then go on to form the pretty, strawberry-shaped fruits. These fruit turn red when ripe and are adored by birds. The flowers last well into early winter and are sweetly scented. They provide pollen for bees and other pollinating insects at a time of the year when nectar can be scarce. Customers often ask us whether the Arbutus fruit is edible. The answer is yes! Arbutus fruits, which take a year to ripen, are edible as a raw fruit and are rich in vitamin C. Some may find them a little bland and conclude that they look more striking than they taste. In recipes, arbutus fruit is most commonly used in jams, syrups, chutneys and as a filler fruit for pies. The fruit is relatively large, about the size of an average strawberry in fact.The Arbutus Uneda Strawberry Tree is UK hardy. They are slow growing so they work well in smaller gardens. You can plant them in full sun or partial shade, ideally with shelter from strong winds. Younger plants may need protection in extra harsher winters until they are more mature and hardier. Growing Tip: Choose a sunny and sheltered spot to allow them to settle in. Pruning may mean the loss of fruit as they form fruits on the previous year's flowers.

GBP 10.00
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Arbutus Unedo Strawberry Tree for Sale UK Online

Arbutus Unedo Strawberry Tree for Sale UK Online

Arbutus Unedo Strawberry Tree - this lovely Evergreen Strawberry Tree (Latin name Arbutus Unedo) has much to commend it all year round. Most of the Strawberry Trees grown in the UK are more likely to be medium sized shrubs rather than specimen trees. However here at Paramount Plants, we now have both types of Arbutus Unedo in stock.  These very attractive trees and shrubs produce copious white bell shaped fowers in Autumn followed by edible strawberry shaped fruits. Arbutus Unedo as a ShrubThese Arbutus Strawberry shrubs have a nice bushy shape and are approximately 1 metre tall (excluding the pot). When grown as a shrub, Arbutus is low maintenance, naturally developing an attractive shape when left to its own devices so pruning is not necessary.  Arbutus Unedo as a Full Standard TreeLess easy to find in the UK is the Arbutus Unedo Strawberry Tree grown as a full standard, clear stemmed tree. These mature, beautifully shaped, ornamental trees are between 3.5 and 4 metres tall with a long, slim trunk circa 12 cm in diameter. An Arbutus full standard Tree is impressive as a standalone focal point or given the shape, can also be used for above-fence screening. Arbutus Unedo is famously known in Ireland as the Killarney strawberry tree, where it grows prolifically. Given Killarney’s proximity to the Atlantic Coast, it is safe to assume that Arbutus Unedo is very well suited to coastal areas as long as it is planted in a warm, sheltered spot.Arbutus Unedo is a beautiful evergreen with impressive strawberry-like fruits that are very attractive to look at and lovely serrated evergreen leaves. In contrast to the green foliage, the bark is an attractive cinnamon-reddish brown colour. Small flowers emerge in creamy clusters in autumn which then go on to form the pretty, strawberry-shaped fruits. These fruit turn red when ripe and are adored by birds. The flowers last well into early winter and are sweetly scented. They provide pollen for bees and other pollinating insects at a time of the year when nectar can be scarce. Customers often ask us whether the Arbutus fruit is edible. The answer is yes! Arbutus fruits, which take a year to ripen, are edible as a raw fruit and are rich in vitamin C. Some may find them a little bland and conclude that they look more striking than they taste. In recipes, arbutus fruit is most commonly used in jams, syrups, chutneys and as a filler fruit for pies. The fruit is relatively large, about the size of an average strawberry in fact.The Arbutus Uneda Strawberry Tree is UK hardy. They are slow growing so they work well in smaller gardens. You can plant them in full sun or partial shade, ideally with shelter from strong winds. Younger plants may need protection in extra harsher winters until they are more mature and hardier. Growing Tip: Choose a sunny and sheltered spot to allow them to settle in. Pruning may mean the loss of fruit as they form fruits on the previous year's flowers.

GBP 12.50
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Arbutus Unedo Strawberry Tree for Sale UK Online

Arbutus Unedo Strawberry Tree for Sale UK Online

Arbutus Unedo Strawberry Tree - this lovely Evergreen Strawberry Tree (Latin name Arbutus Unedo) has much to commend it all year round. Most of the Strawberry Trees grown in the UK are more likely to be medium sized shrubs rather than specimen trees. However here at Paramount Plants, we now have both types of Arbutus Unedo in stock.  These very attractive trees and shrubs produce copious white bell shaped fowers in Autumn followed by edible strawberry shaped fruits. Arbutus Unedo as a ShrubThese Arbutus Strawberry shrubs have a nice bushy shape and are approximately 1 metre tall (excluding the pot). When grown as a shrub, Arbutus is low maintenance, naturally developing an attractive shape when left to its own devices so pruning is not necessary.  Arbutus Unedo as a Full Standard TreeLess easy to find in the UK is the Arbutus Unedo Strawberry Tree grown as a full standard, clear stemmed tree. These mature, beautifully shaped, ornamental trees are between 3.5 and 4 metres tall with a long, slim trunk circa 12 cm in diameter. An Arbutus full standard Tree is impressive as a standalone focal point or given the shape, can also be used for above-fence screening. Arbutus Unedo is famously known in Ireland as the Killarney strawberry tree, where it grows prolifically. Given Killarney’s proximity to the Atlantic Coast, it is safe to assume that Arbutus Unedo is very well suited to coastal areas as long as it is planted in a warm, sheltered spot.Arbutus Unedo is a beautiful evergreen with impressive strawberry-like fruits that are very attractive to look at and lovely serrated evergreen leaves. In contrast to the green foliage, the bark is an attractive cinnamon-reddish brown colour. Small flowers emerge in creamy clusters in autumn which then go on to form the pretty, strawberry-shaped fruits. These fruit turn red when ripe and are adored by birds. The flowers last well into early winter and are sweetly scented. They provide pollen for bees and other pollinating insects at a time of the year when nectar can be scarce. Customers often ask us whether the Arbutus fruit is edible. The answer is yes! Arbutus fruits, which take a year to ripen, are edible as a raw fruit and are rich in vitamin C. Some may find them a little bland and conclude that they look more striking than they taste. In recipes, arbutus fruit is most commonly used in jams, syrups, chutneys and as a filler fruit for pies. The fruit is relatively large, about the size of an average strawberry in fact.The Arbutus Uneda Strawberry Tree is UK hardy. They are slow growing so they work well in smaller gardens. You can plant them in full sun or partial shade, ideally with shelter from strong winds. Younger plants may need protection in extra harsher winters until they are more mature and hardier. Growing Tip: Choose a sunny and sheltered spot to allow them to settle in. Pruning may mean the loss of fruit as they form fruits on the previous year's flowers.

GBP 119.00
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Arbutus Unedo Strawberry Tree for Sale UK Online

Arbutus Unedo Strawberry Tree for Sale UK Online

Arbutus Unedo Strawberry Tree - this lovely Evergreen Strawberry Tree (Latin name Arbutus Unedo) has much to commend it all year round. Most of the Strawberry Trees grown in the UK are more likely to be medium sized shrubs rather than specimen trees. However here at Paramount Plants, we now have both types of Arbutus Unedo in stock.  These very attractive trees and shrubs produce copious white bell shaped fowers in Autumn followed by edible strawberry shaped fruits. Arbutus Unedo as a ShrubThese Arbutus Strawberry shrubs have a nice bushy shape and are approximately 1 metre tall (excluding the pot). When grown as a shrub, Arbutus is low maintenance, naturally developing an attractive shape when left to its own devices so pruning is not necessary.  Arbutus Unedo as a Full Standard TreeLess easy to find in the UK is the Arbutus Unedo Strawberry Tree grown as a full standard, clear stemmed tree. These mature, beautifully shaped, ornamental trees are between 3.5 and 4 metres tall with a long, slim trunk circa 12 cm in diameter. An Arbutus full standard Tree is impressive as a standalone focal point or given the shape, can also be used for above-fence screening. Arbutus Unedo is famously known in Ireland as the Killarney strawberry tree, where it grows prolifically. Given Killarney’s proximity to the Atlantic Coast, it is safe to assume that Arbutus Unedo is very well suited to coastal areas as long as it is planted in a warm, sheltered spot.Arbutus Unedo is a beautiful evergreen with impressive strawberry-like fruits that are very attractive to look at and lovely serrated evergreen leaves. In contrast to the green foliage, the bark is an attractive cinnamon-reddish brown colour. Small flowers emerge in creamy clusters in autumn which then go on to form the pretty, strawberry-shaped fruits. These fruit turn red when ripe and are adored by birds. The flowers last well into early winter and are sweetly scented. They provide pollen for bees and other pollinating insects at a time of the year when nectar can be scarce. Customers often ask us whether the Arbutus fruit is edible. The answer is yes! Arbutus fruits, which take a year to ripen, are edible as a raw fruit and are rich in vitamin C. Some may find them a little bland and conclude that they look more striking than they taste. In recipes, arbutus fruit is most commonly used in jams, syrups, chutneys and as a filler fruit for pies. The fruit is relatively large, about the size of an average strawberry in fact.The Arbutus Uneda Strawberry Tree is UK hardy. They are slow growing so they work well in smaller gardens. You can plant them in full sun or partial shade, ideally with shelter from strong winds. Younger plants may need protection in extra harsher winters until they are more mature and hardier. Growing Tip: Choose a sunny and sheltered spot to allow them to settle in. Pruning may mean the loss of fruit as they form fruits on the previous year's flowers.

GBP 41.25
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Malus Domestica Santana Apple Santana Low Allergen Apple Tree

Malus Domestica Santana Apple Santana Low Allergen Apple Tree

 Malus Domestica Santana or Apple SantanaMalus domestica Santana is also referred to as Apple Santana. It was created in 1978 in the Netherlands at the University of Wageningen. The goal of creating the tree was to develop a fruit that featured low levels of specific proteins that are known to cause apple allergies in certain individuals. Apple Santana is exceptionally hardy and boasts a low susceptibility to diseases. It has what is known as a Vf gene that provides the tree with resistance to scab. The tree also features some resistance to canker.During the spring months, Malus domestica Santana produces pretty pink blossoms that fade to white as the season progresses. After flowering, the tree starts to develop a bountiful crop of apples. Each apple is red-flushed over a greenish yellow background. The apples that are exposed to excessive sunlight tend to develop a greater red colouration. Normally, the fruit is ready to be picked mid-October. After harvest, the fruit can usually be stored for one to two months. The apples can be eaten fresh or used in cooking.The flavour of the Apple Santana fruit is pure apple sweetness. The flesh is creamy yellow, crisp, and juicy. The fruit is exceptionally fragrant. It is an excellent dessert apple. The apples have the unique characteristic of being able to be eaten by individuals who are typically sensitive to apples. Approximately 75 percent of people who suffer from apple sensitivity can consume the fruit of the Malus domestica Santana without suffering any adverse reactions.Plant Apple Santana in a location with full sun for the best growth. The tree will thrive in any well-draining soil. At planting time, it is advised that you mix ample organic material into the soil to help the tree establish its root system. Keep the soil evenly moist but not overly wet. In the late winter months, the tree benefits from pruning.Malus domestica Santana is a mid-sized tree which makes it ideal for any backyard orchard. It has an upright, spreading habit. Unlike most apple trees, the Apple Santana is self-fertile. However, it benefits from being planted close to a pollinator and will tend to produce a more abundant crop. See also Malus Domestica Elise, another variety of low-allergen apple tree.  

GBP 27.00
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Malus Domestica Santana Apple Santana Low Allergen Apple Tree

Malus Domestica Santana Apple Santana Low Allergen Apple Tree

 Malus Domestica Santana or Apple SantanaMalus domestica Santana is also referred to as Apple Santana. It was created in 1978 in the Netherlands at the University of Wageningen. The goal of creating the tree was to develop a fruit that featured low levels of specific proteins that are known to cause apple allergies in certain individuals. Apple Santana is exceptionally hardy and boasts a low susceptibility to diseases. It has what is known as a Vf gene that provides the tree with resistance to scab. The tree also features some resistance to canker.During the spring months, Malus domestica Santana produces pretty pink blossoms that fade to white as the season progresses. After flowering, the tree starts to develop a bountiful crop of apples. Each apple is red-flushed over a greenish yellow background. The apples that are exposed to excessive sunlight tend to develop a greater red colouration. Normally, the fruit is ready to be picked mid-October. After harvest, the fruit can usually be stored for one to two months. The apples can be eaten fresh or used in cooking.The flavour of the Apple Santana fruit is pure apple sweetness. The flesh is creamy yellow, crisp, and juicy. The fruit is exceptionally fragrant. It is an excellent dessert apple. The apples have the unique characteristic of being able to be eaten by individuals who are typically sensitive to apples. Approximately 75 percent of people who suffer from apple sensitivity can consume the fruit of the Malus domestica Santana without suffering any adverse reactions.Plant Apple Santana in a location with full sun for the best growth. The tree will thrive in any well-draining soil. At planting time, it is advised that you mix ample organic material into the soil to help the tree establish its root system. Keep the soil evenly moist but not overly wet. In the late winter months, the tree benefits from pruning.Malus domestica Santana is a mid-sized tree which makes it ideal for any backyard orchard. It has an upright, spreading habit. Unlike most apple trees, the Apple Santana is self-fertile. However, it benefits from being planted close to a pollinator and will tend to produce a more abundant crop. See also Malus Domestica Elise, another variety of low-allergen apple tree.  

GBP 60.00
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Malus Domestica Santana Apple Santana Low Allergen Apple Tree

Malus Domestica Santana Apple Santana Low Allergen Apple Tree

 Malus Domestica Santana or Apple SantanaMalus domestica Santana is also referred to as Apple Santana. It was created in 1978 in the Netherlands at the University of Wageningen. The goal of creating the tree was to develop a fruit that featured low levels of specific proteins that are known to cause apple allergies in certain individuals. Apple Santana is exceptionally hardy and boasts a low susceptibility to diseases. It has what is known as a Vf gene that provides the tree with resistance to scab. The tree also features some resistance to canker.During the spring months, Malus domestica Santana produces pretty pink blossoms that fade to white as the season progresses. After flowering, the tree starts to develop a bountiful crop of apples. Each apple is red-flushed over a greenish yellow background. The apples that are exposed to excessive sunlight tend to develop a greater red colouration. Normally, the fruit is ready to be picked mid-October. After harvest, the fruit can usually be stored for one to two months. The apples can be eaten fresh or used in cooking.The flavour of the Apple Santana fruit is pure apple sweetness. The flesh is creamy yellow, crisp, and juicy. The fruit is exceptionally fragrant. It is an excellent dessert apple. The apples have the unique characteristic of being able to be eaten by individuals who are typically sensitive to apples. Approximately 75 percent of people who suffer from apple sensitivity can consume the fruit of the Malus domestica Santana without suffering any adverse reactions.Plant Apple Santana in a location with full sun for the best growth. The tree will thrive in any well-draining soil. At planting time, it is advised that you mix ample organic material into the soil to help the tree establish its root system. Keep the soil evenly moist but not overly wet. In the late winter months, the tree benefits from pruning.Malus domestica Santana is a mid-sized tree which makes it ideal for any backyard orchard. It has an upright, spreading habit. Unlike most apple trees, the Apple Santana is self-fertile. However, it benefits from being planted close to a pollinator and will tend to produce a more abundant crop. See also Malus Domestica Elise, another variety of low-allergen apple tree.  

GBP 18.00
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Malus Domestica Santana Apple Santana Low Allergen Apple Tree

Malus Domestica Santana Apple Santana Low Allergen Apple Tree

 Malus Domestica Santana or Apple SantanaMalus domestica Santana is also referred to as Apple Santana. It was created in 1978 in the Netherlands at the University of Wageningen. The goal of creating the tree was to develop a fruit that featured low levels of specific proteins that are known to cause apple allergies in certain individuals. Apple Santana is exceptionally hardy and boasts a low susceptibility to diseases. It has what is known as a Vf gene that provides the tree with resistance to scab. The tree also features some resistance to canker.During the spring months, Malus domestica Santana produces pretty pink blossoms that fade to white as the season progresses. After flowering, the tree starts to develop a bountiful crop of apples. Each apple is red-flushed over a greenish yellow background. The apples that are exposed to excessive sunlight tend to develop a greater red colouration. Normally, the fruit is ready to be picked mid-October. After harvest, the fruit can usually be stored for one to two months. The apples can be eaten fresh or used in cooking.The flavour of the Apple Santana fruit is pure apple sweetness. The flesh is creamy yellow, crisp, and juicy. The fruit is exceptionally fragrant. It is an excellent dessert apple. The apples have the unique characteristic of being able to be eaten by individuals who are typically sensitive to apples. Approximately 75 percent of people who suffer from apple sensitivity can consume the fruit of the Malus domestica Santana without suffering any adverse reactions.Plant Apple Santana in a location with full sun for the best growth. The tree will thrive in any well-draining soil. At planting time, it is advised that you mix ample organic material into the soil to help the tree establish its root system. Keep the soil evenly moist but not overly wet. In the late winter months, the tree benefits from pruning.Malus domestica Santana is a mid-sized tree which makes it ideal for any backyard orchard. It has an upright, spreading habit. Unlike most apple trees, the Apple Santana is self-fertile. However, it benefits from being planted close to a pollinator and will tend to produce a more abundant crop. See also Malus Domestica Elise, another variety of low-allergen apple tree.  

GBP 28.00
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Nandina domestica Obsessed, Heavenly Bamboo Obsessed Seika

Nandina domestica Obsessed, Heavenly Bamboo Obsessed Seika

Nandina domestica Obsessed, also referred to as Heavenly Bamboo Obsessed (sometimes Obsessed Seika) is a relatively new dwarf variety of Nandina in many parts of the world. It has quickly become renowned for its bright red foliage. This compact evergreen shrub has feathery leaves that start out pinkish-red in the spring and turn a deep dark green as they mature. During the summer months, eye-catching bright white flowers appear in clusters that draw butterflies to the garden. The shrub’s summertime flowers give way to small greenish berries that mature to a waxy red during the fall months. The autumn foliage of the shrub is a brilliant crimson hue that is exceptionally beautiful and eye-catching. Although the Nandina domestica Obsessed is called Heavenly Bamboo Obsessed, it is not related to the bamboo plant. The shrub’s closest relative is the Berberis plant. It grows wild in Eastern Asia from the Himalayas to Japan. However, it is commonly mistaken as a variety of bamboo because it does sport slim canes that resemble those of the bamboo. Its foliage is also slender and airy like that of the bamboo.Heavenly Bamboo Obsessed can be grown as a focal specimen in the garden, as a front-row plant, or in pots around a patio. Its carefree existence makes it a highly coveted garden shrub. In the Far East, the plant is commonly placed near a front door because the shrub is believed to possess mythical qualities and have the ability to dispel bad dreams or nightmares. Residents of the house will walk outside and tell the shrub about their bad dreams so no harm can follow them into the waking world. This small shrub grows well in full sunlight or partial shade. A planting location with full sunlight encourages the shrub to produce the brightest fall colouration. It prefers well-draining, moist soil conditions that are slightly acidic. Heavenly Bamboo Obsessed grows up to 60 centimeters in height and 50 centimeters in width. It can spread via runners, but it is easily maintained with occasional pruning. During the spring and early summer, the shrub benefits from a light trimming to maintain its overall symmetrical shape. Nandina domestica Obsessed is winter hardy to -18 Celsius. If a light frost is expected, the shrub benefits from a bit of protection. Low growing Heavenly Bamboo Obsessed brings fiery colours to any garden. Plant it as a border plant or a single specimen to truly enjoy its breathtaking hues. 

GBP 82.50
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Nandina domestica Obsessed, Heavenly Bamboo Obsessed Seika

Nandina domestica Obsessed, Heavenly Bamboo Obsessed Seika

Nandina domestica Obsessed, also referred to as Heavenly Bamboo Obsessed (sometimes Obsessed Seika) is a relatively new dwarf variety of Nandina in many parts of the world. It has quickly become renowned for its bright red foliage. This compact evergreen shrub has feathery leaves that start out pinkish-red in the spring and turn a deep dark green as they mature. During the summer months, eye-catching bright white flowers appear in clusters that draw butterflies to the garden. The shrub’s summertime flowers give way to small greenish berries that mature to a waxy red during the fall months. The autumn foliage of the shrub is a brilliant crimson hue that is exceptionally beautiful and eye-catching. Although the Nandina domestica Obsessed is called Heavenly Bamboo Obsessed, it is not related to the bamboo plant. The shrub’s closest relative is the Berberis plant. It grows wild in Eastern Asia from the Himalayas to Japan. However, it is commonly mistaken as a variety of bamboo because it does sport slim canes that resemble those of the bamboo. Its foliage is also slender and airy like that of the bamboo.Heavenly Bamboo Obsessed can be grown as a focal specimen in the garden, as a front-row plant, or in pots around a patio. Its carefree existence makes it a highly coveted garden shrub. In the Far East, the plant is commonly placed near a front door because the shrub is believed to possess mythical qualities and have the ability to dispel bad dreams or nightmares. Residents of the house will walk outside and tell the shrub about their bad dreams so no harm can follow them into the waking world. This small shrub grows well in full sunlight or partial shade. A planting location with full sunlight encourages the shrub to produce the brightest fall colouration. It prefers well-draining, moist soil conditions that are slightly acidic. Heavenly Bamboo Obsessed grows up to 60 centimeters in height and 50 centimeters in width. It can spread via runners, but it is easily maintained with occasional pruning. During the spring and early summer, the shrub benefits from a light trimming to maintain its overall symmetrical shape. Nandina domestica Obsessed is winter hardy to -18 Celsius. If a light frost is expected, the shrub benefits from a bit of protection. Low growing Heavenly Bamboo Obsessed brings fiery colours to any garden. Plant it as a border plant or a single specimen to truly enjoy its breathtaking hues. 

GBP 40.00
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Nandina domestica Obsessed, Heavenly Bamboo Obsessed Seika

Nandina domestica Obsessed, Heavenly Bamboo Obsessed Seika

Nandina domestica Obsessed, also referred to as Heavenly Bamboo Obsessed (sometimes Obsessed Seika) is a relatively new dwarf variety of Nandina in many parts of the world. It has quickly become renowned for its bright red foliage. This compact evergreen shrub has feathery leaves that start out pinkish-red in the spring and turn a deep dark green as they mature. During the summer months, eye-catching bright white flowers appear in clusters that draw butterflies to the garden. The shrub’s summertime flowers give way to small greenish berries that mature to a waxy red during the fall months. The autumn foliage of the shrub is a brilliant crimson hue that is exceptionally beautiful and eye-catching. Although the Nandina domestica Obsessed is called Heavenly Bamboo Obsessed, it is not related to the bamboo plant. The shrub’s closest relative is the Berberis plant. It grows wild in Eastern Asia from the Himalayas to Japan. However, it is commonly mistaken as a variety of bamboo because it does sport slim canes that resemble those of the bamboo. Its foliage is also slender and airy like that of the bamboo.Heavenly Bamboo Obsessed can be grown as a focal specimen in the garden, as a front-row plant, or in pots around a patio. Its carefree existence makes it a highly coveted garden shrub. In the Far East, the plant is commonly placed near a front door because the shrub is believed to possess mythical qualities and have the ability to dispel bad dreams or nightmares. Residents of the house will walk outside and tell the shrub about their bad dreams so no harm can follow them into the waking world. This small shrub grows well in full sunlight or partial shade. A planting location with full sunlight encourages the shrub to produce the brightest fall colouration. It prefers well-draining, moist soil conditions that are slightly acidic. Heavenly Bamboo Obsessed grows up to 60 centimeters in height and 50 centimeters in width. It can spread via runners, but it is easily maintained with occasional pruning. During the spring and early summer, the shrub benefits from a light trimming to maintain its overall symmetrical shape. Nandina domestica Obsessed is winter hardy to -18 Celsius. If a light frost is expected, the shrub benefits from a bit of protection. Low growing Heavenly Bamboo Obsessed brings fiery colours to any garden. Plant it as a border plant or a single specimen to truly enjoy its breathtaking hues. 

GBP 48.75
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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 195.50
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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 32.25
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Chamaecyparis Pisifera Plumosa Aurea Topiary Pom Pom Tree

Chamaecyparis Pisifera Plumosa Aurea Topiary Pom Pom Tree

Chamaecyparis Pisifera Plumosa Aurea Bonsai - this is a small topiary-shaped tree with a very cute bonsai-style appearance with balls of foliage at the ends of each branch resembling pom poms. Chamaecyparis pisifera ‘Plumosa Aurea’ is also called the Sawara Cypress. It is an evergreen compact dense bonsai-style topiary tree. It features light yellow foliage during the spring months. As summer arrives, the foliage darkens with age to a soft yellow-green hue. The Sawara Cypress has a unusaual bark with a brilliant reddish brown colour that readily peels away in unusual strips. Tiny pine cones often appear that stand out in stark contrast against the tree’s foliage colouration. This little Chamaecyparis Pisifera Plumosa Aurea Topiary Pom Pom Tree loves full sun or partial shade. It grows well in moist fertile soil. For optimum growth, avoid letting the soil dry out. Ideally, the compact tree enjoys evenly moist soil that is well-draining. It does not tolerate a planting site with a high pH level.This Sawara Cypress topiary tree makes a beautiful little specimen bonsai-style plant that will look amazing in any size garden. Plant in a sheltered location away from strong winds. For healthy growth, the tree benefits from an application of general purpose fertilizer once a year. Prune the Sawara Cypress once or twice a year with garden shears to maintain its unique topiary form. Make sure that sunlight can readily reach all of the tree’s branches and foliage. To maintain its bonsai size and topiary appearance, you should pinch back about a ? of the branch’s new growth tip. Pinching encourages the tree’s branches to grow in a distinctive horizontal fan-like fashion.Chamaecyparis pisifera Plumosa Aurea is easy to grow and maintain in a bonsai form that looks fantastic in any landscape or when grown as a container specimen. The tree grows well if kept in pots.

GBP 251.25
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Chamaecyparis Pisifera Plumosa Aurea Topiary Pom Pom Tree

Chamaecyparis Pisifera Plumosa Aurea Topiary Pom Pom Tree

Chamaecyparis Pisifera Plumosa Aurea Bonsai - this is a small topiary-shaped tree with a very cute bonsai-style appearance with balls of foliage at the ends of each branch resembling pom poms. Chamaecyparis pisifera ‘Plumosa Aurea’ is also called the Sawara Cypress. It is an evergreen compact dense bonsai-style topiary tree. It features light yellow foliage during the spring months. As summer arrives, the foliage darkens with age to a soft yellow-green hue. The Sawara Cypress has a unusaual bark with a brilliant reddish brown colour that readily peels away in unusual strips. Tiny pine cones often appear that stand out in stark contrast against the tree’s foliage colouration. This little Chamaecyparis Pisifera Plumosa Aurea Topiary Pom Pom Tree loves full sun or partial shade. It grows well in moist fertile soil. For optimum growth, avoid letting the soil dry out. Ideally, the compact tree enjoys evenly moist soil that is well-draining. It does not tolerate a planting site with a high pH level.This Sawara Cypress topiary tree makes a beautiful little specimen bonsai-style plant that will look amazing in any size garden. Plant in a sheltered location away from strong winds. For healthy growth, the tree benefits from an application of general purpose fertilizer once a year. Prune the Sawara Cypress once or twice a year with garden shears to maintain its unique topiary form. Make sure that sunlight can readily reach all of the tree’s branches and foliage. To maintain its bonsai size and topiary appearance, you should pinch back about a ? of the branch’s new growth tip. Pinching encourages the tree’s branches to grow in a distinctive horizontal fan-like fashion.Chamaecyparis pisifera Plumosa Aurea is easy to grow and maintain in a bonsai form that looks fantastic in any landscape or when grown as a container specimen. The tree grows well if kept in pots.

GBP 320.00
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Malus Domestica Tydemans Early Worcester Apple Trees

Malus Domestica Tydemans Early Worcester Apple Trees

Malus domestica Tydeman's Early AppleThe Malus domestica Tydeman’s Early or Tydeman’s Early Apple as first developed by Henry M. Tydeman in 1928 at the East Malling Research Station in Kent. The tree was created from a cross between McIntosh and Worcester Pearmain. It quickly gained popularity throughout the UK and Europe. In 1945, Tydemans Early Apple was brought to Canada and the United States where it still remains a common apple tree choice for many garden orchards. The tree is often referred to as the Tydeman’s Early Worcester.Tydeman’s Early is a mid-sized apple tree that blooms pretty pink blossoms during the spring months. The blooms eventually fade to white before they fall from the tree in a flurry of petals. Following flowering, the tree develops fruit. The apples of the Malus domestica Tydeman’s Early appear a bright crimson. They are also often flushed with red stripes against a pale yellow background. When the apples are exposed to full sun, they develop even more of a bright burgundy colouration. Unlike many apple trees, the apples of the Tydeman’s Early are ready for harvest in August.Tydeman’s apples are used in a variety of culinary creations. The apples are typically referred to as an ideal dessert apple. They are an excellent source of dietary fiber and Vitamin C. When perfectly ripe, the apples have a sweet, slightly strawberry flavour. They are also juicy like McIntosh apple varieties.Plant the Tydeman’s Early apple tree in full sun for best growth results. It will thrive in virtually any well-draining soil. When planting the tree, you should add ample organic material to the soil to promote strong root growth. Keep the soil evenly moist but not overly wet. In the late winter, the tree usually benefits from pruning.Malus domestica Tydeman’s Early is partially self-fertile. However, you should plant a pollinator close by to guarantee a large apple crop.

GBP 60.00
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Nandina domestica Gulf Stream Heavenly Bamboo Gulf Stream

Nandina domestica Gulf Stream Heavenly Bamboo Gulf Stream

Nandina domestica Gulf Stream or Heavenly Bamboo Gulf Stream is a dwarf variety of nandina that reaches max 4 feet tall. This is a carefree evergreen shrub that produces vibrant, ever-changing foliage colours. In the early spring months, the shrub’s foliage emerges a fiery red. Once mature, the leaves take on a bluish-green hue. During the autumn months, when the outdoor temperatures start to cool down, the foliage turns an intensely vibrant red. Exceptionally tough, Heavenly Bamboo Gulf Stream tolerates urban planting conditions well.  A dwarf shrub, it only attains a height of about one metre and a width of about one metre, which makes it an ideal choice for foundation plantings or as a front row garden specimen. It also grows well in containers on a porch or patio. Heavenly Bamboo Gulf Stream grows in full sunlight or partial shade. A planting location in full sunlight helps the shrub attain its full autumn colour potential. During the summer months, the plant may produce a bevy of white flowers that are followed by bright red berries. However, if the summer months are too cool, it is not uncommon for the shrub not to flower or produce any berries. Once established, the Heavenly Bamboo Gulf Stream requires very little care. Occasional pruning to remove broken or dead stems is generally all the plant needs to look pristine. Plant in a location with well-draining soil. Once established, the Heavenly Bamboo Gulf Stream can tolerate periods of drought but for optimal autumn colour it benefits from occasional summer time waterings.The shrub grows well in virtually any soil but prefers ample organic material to flourish. During the summer months, it also enjoys an application of any general purpose fertilizer to encourage new growth. Although Nandina domestica Gulf Stream is commonly referred to as a ‘bamboo plant’, it is not related to bamboo. It sports the moniker of bamboo because of the shrub’s lacy foliage which resembles that of bamboo.  Plant Nandina Gulf Stream anywhere in the garden where you desire bright colours. Virtually trouble-free, the shrub will flourish where many other compact shrubs fail. 

GBP 45.00
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Pittosporum Tenuifolium Bannow Bay New Zealand Pittosporum

Pittosporum Tenuifolium Bannow Bay New Zealand Pittosporum

Pittosporum Tenuifolium Bannow Bay is an evergreen dwarf variegated shrub with fragrant purple flowers in spring. It makes excellent low hedging in warmer areas of the UK.Pittosporum Tenuifolium is native to New Zealand and the variety Bannow Bay is a sport of the established Tom Thumb. The variegated foliage emerges cream and green maturing to pink, cream and olive green over the summer. Leaves turn darker pink to red in the winter months. In early summer tiny bell-shaped purple flowers emerge which are highly scented and very attractive to pollinators. These flowers mature into black seed capsules in autumn.Pittosporum Tenuifolium Bannow Bay is a colourful and versatile evergreen that brightens a winter garden but should be protected against harsh frosts.Height And Spread of Pittosporum Tenuifolium Bannow BayNew Zealand Pittosporum Bannow Bay is a dwarf variety that has an attractive mound-forming habit and reaches a maximum height and spread of about a metre.How Hardy Is Pittosporum Tenuifolium Bannow BayPittosporum are frost tender in colder areas of the UK, but do well in the warmer southern climate. They can take some drought once established and are rarely bothered by pests.How To Use Pittosporum Tenuifolium Bannow BayThis is a brightly coloured and interesting evergreen that brings a splash of year-round colour to flower borders, front gardens, balconies, and well-watered and fed containers.It suits low hedging and creates a sturdy windbreak in seating areas as it grows densely.Pittosporum benefits wildlife gardens as the fragrant flowers attract lots of pollinators. They are also suitable for coastal areas thriving in the warmer south.Bannow Bay is a great specimen plant on a winter patio or balcony if it’s kept sheltered from drying winds and frost pockets.How To Care For Pittosporum Tenuifolium Bannow BayNew Zealand Pittosporum Bannow Bay grows best in a sunny frost-free environment. It’s not fussy about soil type growing in most freely draining soils. Its’s best grown in full sun and sheltered from harsh drying winds and frost pockets.There’s no need to prune this variegated ornamental shrub as it naturally grows in a small rounded dome, but you can remove branches and trim back in winter if required. Mulch well in spring for the best foliage and water well until established.  

GBP 22.50
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Pittosporum Tenuifolium Bannow Bay New Zealand Pittosporum

Pittosporum Tenuifolium Bannow Bay New Zealand Pittosporum

Pittosporum Tenuifolium Bannow Bay is an evergreen dwarf variegated shrub with fragrant purple flowers in spring. It makes excellent low hedging in warmer areas of the UK.Pittosporum Tenuifolium is native to New Zealand and the variety Bannow Bay is a sport of the established Tom Thumb. The variegated foliage emerges cream and green maturing to pink, cream and olive green over the summer. Leaves turn darker pink to red in the winter months. In early summer tiny bell-shaped purple flowers emerge which are highly scented and very attractive to pollinators. These flowers mature into black seed capsules in autumn.Pittosporum Tenuifolium Bannow Bay is a colourful and versatile evergreen that brightens a winter garden but should be protected against harsh frosts.Height And Spread of Pittosporum Tenuifolium Bannow BayNew Zealand Pittosporum Bannow Bay is a dwarf variety that has an attractive mound-forming habit and reaches a maximum height and spread of about a metre.How Hardy Is Pittosporum Tenuifolium Bannow BayPittosporum are frost tender in colder areas of the UK, but do well in the warmer southern climate. They can take some drought once established and are rarely bothered by pests.How To Use Pittosporum Tenuifolium Bannow BayThis is a brightly coloured and interesting evergreen that brings a splash of year-round colour to flower borders, front gardens, balconies, and well-watered and fed containers.It suits low hedging and creates a sturdy windbreak in seating areas as it grows densely.Pittosporum benefits wildlife gardens as the fragrant flowers attract lots of pollinators. They are also suitable for coastal areas thriving in the warmer south.Bannow Bay is a great specimen plant on a winter patio or balcony if it’s kept sheltered from drying winds and frost pockets.How To Care For Pittosporum Tenuifolium Bannow BayNew Zealand Pittosporum Bannow Bay grows best in a sunny frost-free environment. It’s not fussy about soil type growing in most freely draining soils. Its’s best grown in full sun and sheltered from harsh drying winds and frost pockets.There’s no need to prune this variegated ornamental shrub as it naturally grows in a small rounded dome, but you can remove branches and trim back in winter if required. Mulch well in spring for the best foliage and water well until established.  

GBP 24.00
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Teucrium Chamaedrys Wall Germander Low Growing Evergreen

Teucrium Chamaedrys Wall Germander Low Growing Evergreen

Teucrium Chamaedrys is an low-growing evergreen shrub with pink-purple flowers in summer. It suits warm sunny walls and fence side borders.Teucrium Chamaedrys is native to the Mediterranean areas of Europe, North Africa, and the Middle East where it’s been used as a medicinal herb for centuries. Teucrium Chamaedrys is better known by it’s common name Wall Germander.Wall germander is an evergreen shrub with upright, hairy stems. It spreads via creeping roots throwing up small dark green leaves with toothed borders similar to oak leaves. The foliage is aromatic when rubbed. Flower appears from July to September on tall spikes. The lipped blooms are a pinky-purple tone with dark veins and are very attractive to pollinators.Height And Spread of Teucrium Chamaedrys This is a short bushy plant that will reach a maximum of 50 cms in height and spread.How Hardy Is Teucrium Chamaedrys Wall Germander is hardy and withstands sub-zero temperatures in well drained soils. It enjoys full sun and is rarely bothered by pests.How To Use Teucrium ChamaedrysThis is a good border filler and an excellent choice to line fences or walls. It suits cottage style planting schemes and benefits a low maintenance garden as it will flower and spread without assistance.Wall Germander is a top choice for bee friendly gardens as it attracts many types of pollinators and feeds them into autumn.It can be grown in pots and containers to brighten up a deck, a courtyard, or a balcony if it’s well watered and fed in the growing season. Wall germander is now a rare sight in UK gardens, so it’s an interesting choice for gardeners who like unusual plants.How To Care For Teucrium ChamaedrysWall Germander enjoys full sun but will cope with partial shade. Plant it in a sheltered aspect in well-drained soil and it will spread via roots. It prefers neutral to alkaline soils. There is no need to prune wall germander but you can encourage flowering with regular deadheading.A layer of mulch around the roots in winter protects it from frosts and provides nutrients for the growing season. Water well until established.

GBP 10.00
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Pittosporum Tenuifolium Bannow Bay New Zealand Pittosporum

Pittosporum Tenuifolium Bannow Bay New Zealand Pittosporum

Pittosporum Tenuifolium Bannow Bay is an evergreen dwarf variegated shrub with fragrant purple flowers in spring. It makes excellent low hedging in warmer areas of the UK.Pittosporum Tenuifolium is native to New Zealand and the variety Bannow Bay is a sport of the established Tom Thumb. The variegated foliage emerges cream and green maturing to pink, cream and olive green over the summer. Leaves turn darker pink to red in the winter months. In early summer tiny bell-shaped purple flowers emerge which are highly scented and very attractive to pollinators. These flowers mature into black seed capsules in autumn.Pittosporum Tenuifolium Bannow Bay is a colourful and versatile evergreen that brightens a winter garden but should be protected against harsh frosts.Height And Spread of Pittosporum Tenuifolium Bannow BayNew Zealand Pittosporum Bannow Bay is a dwarf variety that has an attractive mound-forming habit and reaches a maximum height and spread of about a metre.How Hardy Is Pittosporum Tenuifolium Bannow BayPittosporum are frost tender in colder areas of the UK, but do well in the warmer southern climate. They can take some drought once established and are rarely bothered by pests.How To Use Pittosporum Tenuifolium Bannow BayThis is a brightly coloured and interesting evergreen that brings a splash of year-round colour to flower borders, front gardens, balconies, and well-watered and fed containers.It suits low hedging and creates a sturdy windbreak in seating areas as it grows densely.Pittosporum benefits wildlife gardens as the fragrant flowers attract lots of pollinators. They are also suitable for coastal areas thriving in the warmer south.Bannow Bay is a great specimen plant on a winter patio or balcony if it’s kept sheltered from drying winds and frost pockets.How To Care For Pittosporum Tenuifolium Bannow BayNew Zealand Pittosporum Bannow Bay grows best in a sunny frost-free environment. It’s not fussy about soil type growing in most freely draining soils. Its’s best grown in full sun and sheltered from harsh drying winds and frost pockets.There’s no need to prune this variegated ornamental shrub as it naturally grows in a small rounded dome, but you can remove branches and trim back in winter if required. Mulch well in spring for the best foliage and water well until established.  

GBP 10.00
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Nandina domestica Gulf Stream Heavenly Bamboo Gulf Stream

Nandina domestica Gulf Stream Heavenly Bamboo Gulf Stream

Nandina domestica Gulf Stream or Heavenly Bamboo Gulf Stream is a dwarf variety of nandina that reaches max 4 feet tall. This is a carefree evergreen shrub that produces vibrant, ever-changing foliage colours. In the early spring months, the shrub’s foliage emerges a fiery red. Once mature, the leaves take on a bluish-green hue. During the autumn months, when the outdoor temperatures start to cool down, the foliage turns an intensely vibrant red. Exceptionally tough, Heavenly Bamboo Gulf Stream tolerates urban planting conditions well.  A dwarf shrub, it only attains a height of about one metre and a width of about one metre, which makes it an ideal choice for foundation plantings or as a front row garden specimen. It also grows well in containers on a porch or patio. Heavenly Bamboo Gulf Stream grows in full sunlight or partial shade. A planting location in full sunlight helps the shrub attain its full autumn colour potential. During the summer months, the plant may produce a bevy of white flowers that are followed by bright red berries. However, if the summer months are too cool, it is not uncommon for the shrub not to flower or produce any berries. Once established, the Heavenly Bamboo Gulf Stream requires very little care. Occasional pruning to remove broken or dead stems is generally all the plant needs to look pristine. Plant in a location with well-draining soil. Once established, the Heavenly Bamboo Gulf Stream can tolerate periods of drought but for optimal autumn colour it benefits from occasional summer time waterings.The shrub grows well in virtually any soil but prefers ample organic material to flourish. During the summer months, it also enjoys an application of any general purpose fertilizer to encourage new growth. Although Nandina domestica Gulf Stream is commonly referred to as a ‘bamboo plant’, it is not related to bamboo. It sports the moniker of bamboo because of the shrub’s lacy foliage which resembles that of bamboo.  Plant Nandina Gulf Stream anywhere in the garden where you desire bright colours. Virtually trouble-free, the shrub will flourish where many other compact shrubs fail. 

GBP 17.50
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Salvia Uliginosa Bog Sage - Pretty Sky-Blue Perennial

Salvia Uliginosa Bog Sage - Pretty Sky-Blue Perennial

Salvia Uliginosa is a pretty sky-blue deciduous salvia. It holds the RHS AGM and suits mixed flower beds.Salvia Uliginosa is native to the damp areas of South America hence its more common name Bog Sage. It’s a tough perennial with bright-green lanced-shaped leaves that are slightly sticky on tall branching stems. The foliage is scented when rubbed and it can be used in place of culinary sage. In late summer to autumn numerous two lipped sky-blue flowers bloom on towering spikes reaching metres in height. The individual flowers measure around 2 cms in length and last from July to the end of September if regularly deadheaded. The flowers are attractive to bees and it holds the RHS Perfect for Pollinators badge.In winter Bog Sage dies down to the ground and remerges in spring.Height And Spread of Salvia UliginosaBog Sage can reach a height of two metres and a metre in spread.How Hardy Is Salvia UliginosaThis is a hardy salvia in the UK if the roots are well drained. It can be a little frost tender in more northerly areas and benefits from a protective layer of mulch on the crown in winter.How To Use Salvia UliginosaThis is a good choice of perennial to add late summer colour to cottage gardens, borders and rockeries. It brings beautiful colour and unstructured height to the back of mixed flower border where its soft blue tones mix well with pinks, yellows and whites.Salvias suit a wildlife-friendly garden and as its foliage can be used in cooking it suits a kitchen garden too.You can grow Bog Sage in plant containers on the patio or on balconies but it must not be allowed to dry out.How To Care for Salvia UliginosaSalvia Uliginosa prefers a sunny spot but unlike other salvias must be kept consistently moist. Its native habitats are bogs and the edge of watercourses so it needs moist but well drained soils.There is no need to prune as it dies back each year, but regular deadheading will encourage more flowers.Cover the crown with compost mulch to protect it against frosts and keep the soil moist in the growing season.

GBP 10.00
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Salvia Microphylla Porthos Baby Sage Red Flowering Hybrid

Salvia Microphylla Porthos Baby Sage Red Flowering Hybrid

Salvia Microphylla Porthos is a deciduous perennial baby sage with aromatic leaves and rich red purple flowers that bloom throughout summer. It suits sunny flower beds and plant containers.Salvia Microphylla is native to south-eastern Arizona and the mountains of Mexico. Saliva is easily crossed and the variety Porthos is a cultivar of the Salvia microphylla Royal Bumble and Salvia grahamii Violette. This baby sage has small aromatic leaves on sturdy dark green stems that grow upright. In late summer and into autumn rich red-purple flowers with dark purple petioles bloom on long spikes held above the foliage. In good conditions Baby Sage can flower for six months.This is an excellent choice for dry flower borders and hot sunny spots as it’s drought resistant once established.Height And Spread of Salvia Microphylla PorthosMicrophylla is from the Greek for ‘small-leaved’ which refers to its foliage size. A low-growing plant, this Porthos baby sage will reach a height of 80 cms and spread over 70 cms.How Hardy Is Salvia Microphylla PorthosSalvia are hardy perennials and when grown in well-drained conditions can withstand sub zero temperatures. Once established Baby Sage Porthos can withstand drought and its aromatic foliage tends to deter pests.How To Use Salvia Microphylla PorthosA great addition to dry gardens, baby sage will thrive in chalky or sandy soil. Its rich-toned flowers suit a cottage garden and its upright structure looks good in modern gardens.Baby Sage’s tough, dry loving nature means it suits a container on a patio, a balcony garden, low maintenance spaces, gravel gardens, or courtyard sun traps where it attracts plenty of pollinators with its 6-month long bloom.The foliage can be used in place of culinary sage.How To Care For Salvia Microphylla PorthosChoose a well-drained, sheltered spot in full sun for the best flowers and scent. It will grow in exposed areas, but will not flower so profusely.Baby Sage benefits from deadheading and can be pruned back lightly in early spring to manage its size.Water well until established and apply a thick layer of mulch in early spring. 

GBP 10.00
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Nandina domestica Gulf Stream Heavenly Bamboo Gulf Stream

Nandina domestica Gulf Stream Heavenly Bamboo Gulf Stream

Nandina domestica Gulf Stream or Heavenly Bamboo Gulf Stream is a dwarf variety of nandina that reaches max 4 feet tall. This is a carefree evergreen shrub that produces vibrant, ever-changing foliage colours. In the early spring months, the shrub’s foliage emerges a fiery red. Once mature, the leaves take on a bluish-green hue. During the autumn months, when the outdoor temperatures start to cool down, the foliage turns an intensely vibrant red. Exceptionally tough, Heavenly Bamboo Gulf Stream tolerates urban planting conditions well.  A dwarf shrub, it only attains a height of about one metre and a width of about one metre, which makes it an ideal choice for foundation plantings or as a front row garden specimen. It also grows well in containers on a porch or patio. Heavenly Bamboo Gulf Stream grows in full sunlight or partial shade. A planting location in full sunlight helps the shrub attain its full autumn colour potential. During the summer months, the plant may produce a bevy of white flowers that are followed by bright red berries. However, if the summer months are too cool, it is not uncommon for the shrub not to flower or produce any berries. Once established, the Heavenly Bamboo Gulf Stream requires very little care. Occasional pruning to remove broken or dead stems is generally all the plant needs to look pristine. Plant in a location with well-draining soil. Once established, the Heavenly Bamboo Gulf Stream can tolerate periods of drought but for optimal autumn colour it benefits from occasional summer time waterings.The shrub grows well in virtually any soil but prefers ample organic material to flourish. During the summer months, it also enjoys an application of any general purpose fertilizer to encourage new growth. Although Nandina domestica Gulf Stream is commonly referred to as a ‘bamboo plant’, it is not related to bamboo. It sports the moniker of bamboo because of the shrub’s lacy foliage which resembles that of bamboo.  Plant Nandina Gulf Stream anywhere in the garden where you desire bright colours. Virtually trouble-free, the shrub will flourish where many other compact shrubs fail. 

GBP 127.50
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