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Ilex Aquifolium Alaska English Holly Hedging Buy 10 Save ££s

Ilex aquifolium AlaskaIlex Aquifolium Alaska is a particularly hardy variety of holly. It is a slow growing, low maintenance evergreen shrub or tree. Ilex Aquifolium Alaska grows to 10 metres tall and is an excellent plant for security hedging and /or screening.As with most Hollies, Ilex Aquifolium Alaska has spiky glossy leathery leaves. It grows in full sun and / or in semi shade and enjoys moist, well-draining soil.Ilex Aquifolium Alaska is a self-pollinating variety so males and female versions of the plant are not required. It should produce masses of bright red berries, which are a vital source of food for birds in the winter.These mature Ilex Aquifolium Alaska hollies that we have in stock right now are ideal for hedging & evergreen screening. Why not take advantage of our special offer for 10x plants and create a handsome, wildlife-friendly hedge at a bargain price? 

GBP 53.63

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Camellia Japonica Roma Risorta Evergreen Shrub. Buy UK

Camellia Japonica Roma RisortaA beautiful evergreen 3/4 standard tree-shrub, Roma Risorta is an old Italian variety of Camellia, this breathtaking specimen has enormous double pink flowers with splashes of red streaking the petals with a yellow center. The flower colour is an amazing contrast against the dark, glossy evergreen leaves, the profuse flowering arrives in early spring. Camellia Japonica Roma Risorta will look stunning in mixed borders in almost any size garden, as it is slow growing and easy to maintain to this size if your garden is smaller. Camellias are perfect for container growing on a terrace or patio. Use ericaceous soil when planting in pots and give them a feed with Camellia plant food once a year.Roma Risorta will only need pruning once a year - remember to clip after the plant has bloomed, otherwise you are in danger of removing the flower buds for the following season. Paramount Plants is renowned for the quality and variety of our Camellias, each year we add new varieties to our collection, some of these are rare and unusual. We also stock rare mature specimens, large sized Camellias for specimen planting.

GBP 75.00

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Fagus Sylvatica or Common Beech Hedging for sale Online UK

Fagus Sylvatica or Common Beech TreeFagus Sylvatica (also known as the Common Beech or European Beech) is native to South Wales and the southern United Kingdom and belongs to the family of Fagaceae. This is a popular hedging variety of Fagus Sylvatica, which although deciduous, gets its new leaves early every year. In the autumn, its old leaves drop off very slowly, often remaining on the plant throughout the winter. These features make it suitable for hedging. In fact, beech is one of the most popular deciduous hedging plants in the UK. In the winter season we also have this plant available in bare root form. Fagus Sylvatica produces new foliage between March and April each year. The shape of the leaves are ovate. New leaves emerge in spring in hues of beautiful green-yellow. As the foliage matures over the summer, the leaves become a deeper green. In autumn, they turn reddish-brown. Fagus Sylvatica is monoecious, meaning it produces both male and female flowers, which it produces during late April and May. Female flowers grow in pairs and are green. Male flowers are in the form of catkins and drape elegantly from long stalks. After the flowering period, edible beech nuts are produced, which these days, are mainly used to feed livestock. Whole enriched oil-nuts start forming in autumn, around September. The leaves of common beech take some time to decay completely. Fagus Sylvatica can live for hundreds of years and is UK hardy for all regions of United Kingdom. Beech is wild-life friendly providing shelter and food for many species. It is not overly fussy about soil type but thrives in limestone or chalky soils. See also Purple Beech for Hedging. For mixed beech and hornbeam hedging, see also Hornbeam Hedging Carpinus Betulus which we have availabile in many sizes.

GBP 5.39

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Tetrapanax Papyrifer Rice Paper Plant Hardy Tropical Plant

Tetrapanax Papyrifer is a semi-evergreen, large-leaved exotic plant that suits a sheltered tropical style garden. It’s similar in shape to fatsia japonica and creates striking architectural shapes.Native to Taiwan and widely grown across east Asia the Rice Paper Plant as it’s better known is an exotic tropical semi-evergreen in a mild climate. In the majority of the UK, it will lose its leaves completely during winter.It has long clear stems, much like palm trees, topped with large many lobed leaves that reach up to one metre across. Pollinator-magnet sprays of white pompom flowers emerge in mild autumns and are followed by small black berries.This is an architectural, tropical style choice for sheltered Mediterranean style gardens in milder areas of the UK.Height And Spread of Tetrapanax PapyriferRice Paper Plant is a fast-growing shrub or small tree that’ll reach 5 metres in height and spread.How Hardy Is Tetrapanax PapyriferThis is a hardy shrub through most of the UK but needs a sheltered spot out of wind and frost pockets.How to Use Tetrapanax PapyriferRice Paper Plant is a tropical addition to Mediterranean, gravel, architectural, or jungle style gardens and a must in foliage gardens. Its metre wide leaves create a shady canopy to sit beneath and pollinators love the autumn flowers that arrive as most nectar sources are drying up.It’s a striking and unusual choice for wall-side borders, warm sunny patios, and sheltered courtyards.How To Care for Tetrapanax PapyriferAbove all Rice Paper Plant needs shelter from wind and plenty of full sun. It tolerates the majority of well-drained fertile soils and will grow in a well-watered and fed container.In mild areas of the UK it may remain evergreen, but cold winters will cause the leaves to drop or even plant dieback. If this happens, cover the crown with a thick layer of mulch to protect it from frost and rain and it will reshoot from the roots in spring.Pruning isn’t necessary, but because this is a suckering plant you may want to remove shoots to prevent its spread. Any damaged leaves that spoil the look can be removed throughout the year.Apply a thick layer of mulch in winter and water it well until established. Container grown Rice Paper Plants need lots of water and plant food to reach their full potential. Be sure to stand the container on feet to drain excess water and avoid root rot.

GBP 168.75

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Myrtus Communis or Common Myrtle for Sale Online. Myrtle Plant, Myrtle Tree, Myrtle Bush

Myrtus Communis or Common Myrtle is an evergreen flowering shrub native to the Mediterranean region. Placed in a flower bed or border, as a hedging or screen, along wall-side borders or in a city & courtyard Garden, the Myrtus Communis adds a nice bushy specimen to your garden space.A member of the Myrtaceae Family and the Genus Myrtus, Common Myrtle is a small to medium height shrub, or can be managed as a small tree. They have particularly aromatic leaves, rather leathery in nature, and ovate in shape. They produce solitary, bowl shaped white flowers with 5-petals of about 2 centimetres in length. When pollinated, the shrub will finish off with fleshy purplish-black berries, which can be edible.Hardy in the UK to Zone H4, Myrtle prefers full sun in a sheltered position from cold dry winds. When grown under glass, provide filtered sun with good ventilation and a loam-based compost for best results. In order to achieve maximum bloom set, a long hot summer is best. It is considered hardy across most of the UK apart from inland valleys, at high altitudes, and in the central and northerly locations. A harsh winter air below -10oC will scorch the leaves and result in some stem die back.In terms of its preferences regarding soil textures, Myrtus Communis will do best in moist but well drained soils, from chalk to clay to sand to loam. Near neutral pH is optimum, slightly acid or slightly alkaline are fine. Over the course of its 10-20 year journey to ultimate growth, Common Myrtle will achieve a height of 2.5-3.0 metres and a similar ultimate spread, from 1.5-3.0 metres.Of interest with Common Myrtle is that it is attractive to wildlife, butterflies, and pollinators. It actually contains a substance claimed to have an antibiotic action against chest and other ailments. The fruit’s aromatic flavour makes it edible fresh or dried as a food flavouring. The dried fruits and flower buds can be used to flavour syrups or add to sauce. The flowers actually have a sweet flavour and can be added to salads.Generally pest and disease free, Common Myrtle will persist for many years as long as your location provides protection from extreme cold. Once established, Common Myrtle has little or no need for regular pruning, but if you do prune it, it’s usually best to do it in mid to late spring. 

GBP 46.20

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Deutzia Gracillis. Deutzia White Flowering Shrubs for Sale

Deutzia Gracillis is a profusely flowering shrub that blooms from early summer to June forming masses of fragrant white flowers on graceful arching racemes. Deutzia is a deciduous bushy shrub with an upright growth habit and pale green lance-shaped leaves that are finely cut. Leaves appear in spring, followed by delicate star-shaped white flowers which cover the branches in upright stems. These white flowers measure five to seven centimetres in length and have scented pale yellows stamens that provide early food for pollinators.How Hardy is a Deutzia Gracillis?Deutzia is hardy in the majority of the UK but will struggle in central to northern areas if it’s planted in an exposed site that is consistently freezing.How To Use Deutzia GracillisDeutzia Gracillis is a perfect addition to the flower bed as it blooms between April and June before standard summer flowers have become established. Place Deutzia Gracillis near the middle of a deep border as it can reach up to a metre in height and spread over 1 -1.5 metres. If you have a shallow border, Deutzia can sit as a stand-alone shrub. It pairs well with purple lavender and is essential in a ‘white border’ arrangement. Deutzia is fairly slender and compact and grows well in large containers if you keep them well-watered. If you choose containers try moving your Deutzia around the garden to highlight a particular spot or cover an unsightly area. How To Care For Deutzia GracillisDeutzia Gracillis will grow in most conditions but prefers a well-drained fertile spot of any soil type be it sand, clay, chalk or loam. Deutzia is not fussy about soil Ph either, happily thriving in acid, neutral or alkaline soils. A Deutzia needs sun to look its best, so a bright location is appreciated, but it will grow in partial shade too. Mulching in early spring before the leaves start to form will give your Deutzia a boost and produce volumes of delicate white flowers in spring. Deutzia will live happily without pruning but it can become leggy. If you are short on space cut it back after flowering by removing around a third of the length back to a strong bud. You should prune Deutzia immediately after flowering because it blooms on the previous year’s growth. If you cut one back in autumn it won’t have time to grow new flowering stems. Deutzia Gracillis are extremely attractive shrubs that don’t require a great amount of care. Its hardy, compact nature and early summer colour brings interest to the garden before the main flowering season begins. It’s a top spring-colour shrub.

GBP 49.50

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Weigela Florida Purpurea. Weigela Foliis Purpureis Pink

Weigela Florida Purpurea, also known as Weigela Foliis Purpureis, is a compact shrub with rosy pink funnel-shaped flowers and purple foliage.  It suits a small garden that requires low maintenance plants. As a deciduous shrub Weigela Foliis Purpureis will die back each year only to spring back with an annual display of deep red buds in May which burst into dark pink trumpets throughout the summer. Its trumpet flowers are paler inside with white-yellow stamens that produce a highly attractive contrast.  Its leaves are tapering purple ovals that measure ten centimetres in length. Leaf colour deepens in intensity with greater sun exposure. Weigela Foliis Purpureis is a fairly small shrub reaching only half a metre to a metre in height. It will spread approximately one and a half metres without restrictions or tough pruning. Weigela Foliis Purpureis is a cheerful shrub that’s easy to grow and attractive to pollinators. The RHS have given it the Award of Garden Merit for its tough yet glorious appearance and wildlife friendly attributes. How Hardy Is Weigela Florida Purpurea?Weigela Foliis Purpureis is hardy in all of the UK. It’s a tough plant that can withstand most conditions and soil types. How To Use Weigela Florida PurpureaWeigela Foliis Purpureis is best situated in full sun for the brightest colour display, but it is adaptable and will grow in shady conditions too. Weigela provides strong structure and colour at the back of a low-growing flower border or against a fence. They also make lively under-planting for larger shrubs and trees. Weigela Foliis Purpureis grows well in large containers as a standalone specimen if you can provide water and food in the summer months.How To Care for Weigela Florida PurpureaWeigela Foliis Purpureis is very easy to care for and requires little maintenance.  Any soil type or PH is suitable.  Weigela does require some pruning to maintain its shape and promote good flower growth, but it is important to do this immediately after flowering. Weigela blooms on last year’s wood, so it needs time to produce new stems over the late summer. Weigela that doesn’t flower is likely to have been pruned in spring. If you cut back stems by a third and remove any dead, diseased or crossed stems when the flowers have died Weigela Florida Purpurea will regenerate and bloom every year.Weigela has made a comeback in recent years. They are prized by gardeners as low maintenance, heavy-flowering attractive shrubs that fill a garden with colour and structure. Weigela is a good choice for busy people who appreciate a flower-filled garden.

GBP 26.25

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Escallonia Donard Seedling Hedge. Escallonia Hedging UK

Escallonia are popular evergreen shrubs that make excellent hedges and specimen plants. Escallonia Donard Seedling is a particularly attractive variety with glossy dark green leaves and a leathery appearance. In spring pale pink buds appear that bloom in June and last throughout summer until the frosts arrive, often keeping their form and colour until October. Escallonia Donard Seedling flowers are bell-shaped, white to pink blooms that fall in racemes. Flowers measure approximately 1.2 centimetres across. When in flower, Escallonia Donard Seedling is smothered in warm textural colour. These flowers are attractive to all pollinators and because they last into the autumn, provide a long term source of food for bees. When planted in fertile soil Donard Seedling will grow to a height of three metres and spread over the same. It can take between five and ten years to reach its maximum height, but it can be pruned easily to keep the height at a manageable level.How Hardy Is Escallonia Donard SeedlingHardy through most of the UK, Escallonia will withstand frosts but may struggle in consistently low temperatures and cold winds. Young Escallonia Donard Seedling shrubs will require protection from freezing and drying winds. How To Use Escallonia Donard SeedlingThe best use for pink flowering Escallonia Donard Seedling is as hedging. Escallonia is an attractive flowering alternative to your standard evergreen hedge such as Leyland Cypress, adding colour and texture to a wildlife-friendly garden. You can combine different colour Escallonia varieties in one hedge for a real impact. Try planting alternate red flowering varieties such as Escallonia Red Dream or white flowering Ecallonia Iveyi.If you have an area in your garden that needs screening against noise or neighbours then a tall growing Escallonia is a great choice. Escallonia Donard Seedling is particularly useful in coastal areas as it is very tolerant of salt.  Many gardeners choose Escallonia Donard Seedling as a stand-alone feature shrub. It also adds lots of texture and height to a mixed border, but ensure you give it room to grow because they will mature into large shrubs.  How To Care For Escallonia Donard SeedlingEscallonia is a tough plant. It will grow in all soils and any Ph, but it will grow best in sunny well-drained soil with some shelter from consistently cold winds.  Its capacity to withstand salt-laden air is a huge bonus to those with coastal gardens. If you want height and width there is no need to prune your Escallonia, but some shaping and removal of the dead or damaged branches encourages healthy growth. Mulching new plants and watering them in hot spells will encourage a healthy full grown Escallonia that’s self sufficient.

GBP 11.25

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Escallonia Iveyi. White Flowering Escallonia for sale UK. Escellonia Hedging

Escallonia Iveyi or White Flowering Escallonia is an upright evergreen variety of Escallonia with white fragrant flowers. It’s a great hedging choice that’s been given the RHS Award of Garden Merit and the Perfect for Pollinators title. Escallonia Iveyi produces large dark green glossy leaves that grow thickly. In July through to September, sometimes earlier or later if the weather is mild, Escallonia is smothered in bright pure white flowers that attract all essential garden pollinators. The blooms are bell-shaped, abundant and produce a glorious sweet scent. Escallonia plants are perfect hedging shrubs, but only Escallonia Iveyi boasts clusters of pure white flowers throughout the summer. During winter the evergreen leaves can develop an attractive bronze tint. Escallonia Iveyi is a fast-growing hedging shrub best suited for larger areas as is it will reach three by three metres if left unchecked. Escallonia Iveyi is hardy across the UK and whilst it will need some pruning to control side shoots, it is very easy to care for tolerating dry spots, all soils and coastal areas once established. Escallonia Iveyi is ideal for wildlife-friendly hedging. It produces a tight, thickly leaved hedge within a few years. It also provides structure at the back of a border. It is an excellent flowering evergreen for windy coastal areas. Due to its thick habit Escallonia Iveyi can also be grown as a privacy screen or as a wind or noise protection barrier. If you find your tender perennials or vegetables suffer wind damage, try placing a few Escallonia Iveyi against prevailing winds. This technique also shelters and fragrances an outside seating area. It’s possible to mask sheds and other unsightly areas with a few well positioned Escallonia too. Plant individual specimens a foot or more apart for a rapidly growing screen. You can also grow Escallonia Iveyias as a specimen plant, pruning it back each year to maintain the desired shape. Escallonia Iveyi prefers a sunny site with fertile, well-drained soil but it will grow in virtually all soils and areas. Young plants will need mulching, watering and protection from severe frosts in their first year until firmly established. Before planting your Escallonia Iveyi, soak the roots in a bucket of water overnight. Then, dig a hole twice the size of the rootball and line it with a well rotted mulch. Stake the leader stem if the area is particular gusty. Deadheading blooms can prolong the flowering season, but it is not necessary. Cut back any unnecessary shoots in spring to maintain a good shape. Escallonia Iveyi is the perfect hedging plant and practical solution for problem areas. The fragrant flowers provide food for pollinators and the thick bush creates habitats for nesting birds. If you are looking for a vigorous privacy screen or a noise and wind barrier you will find it hard to better an Escallonia.

GBP 54.00

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Camellia Japonica Francesco Ferruccio

Camellia Japonica Francesco Ferruccio is an evergreen flowering shrub with deep red flowers in spring. It suits borders, well-watered plant containers, and prefers acidic soil.Camellia Japonica are native to the mountainous regions of the Far East including China, Korea, Taiwan and Japan and have appeared on ceramics since at least the 11th century. The first camellia was brought to Europe in the 1730s and they’ve been bred in many different forms and cultivars since.Camellia Japonica Francesco Ferruccio is an old cultivar that was cultivated in Italy in the first half of the 1800s and it’s become hard to find in the UK. It has typical deep glossy green foliage that remains on the plant year-round and sprouts new light green foliage in mid-spring. Its new foliage matures over the summer months to match its established leaves. Before this new foliage arrives, mid-sized double deep red flowers emerge with almost crimson petals that are smaller in the centre. Camellia Francesco Ferruccio is a must for lovers of red flowers. Height And Spread of Camellia Japonica Francesco FerruccioCamellia Francesco Ferruccio will reach 2 - 3 metres in height and spread but it can be kept smaller with a yearly prune.How Hardy Is Camellia Japonica Francesco FerruccioThis is a hardy shrub if its roots are well-drained. It needs a partially shady spot and new buds may require protection from harsh frosts in early spring.How To Use Camellia Japonica Francesco FerruccioCamellia Francesco Ferruccio suits rock or gravel gardens, mixed acidic borders, and low maintenance gardens. Its evergreen structure and deep red flowers suit both country style and urban gardens. If you have a dull balcony, deck, or patio this hardy and intensely coloured camellia will brighten it up year-round in well-watered and fed containers.This is a hard-to-find camellia and a great gift for camellia lovers or gardeners who like rare plants.How To Care For Camellia Japonica Francesco FerruccioAll camellias prefer acidic soil and their foliage may turn chlorotic and yellow on chalk. If your garden is alkaline, it’s best to grow camellias in a large container of ericaceous compost.Camellia Japonicas are mountainous woodland plants that need shade or partial sun to thrive because direct sunlight burns their foliage and prevents flowering. Choose a spot that’s free from frost, harsh drying winds, and direct midday sun and it will thrive.Pruning isn’t required, but you can remove wayward branches or shorten its height after the flowers are spent in mid to late spring.The buds may need some protection from late frosts. If a frost is forecast in early spring cover the whole shrub with horticultural fleece to ensure the buds are not damaged.Each year use bracken or pine-based mulch to boost soil nutrients and be sure to water it well until it’s fully established. Container grown camellias need water and food throughout the spring and summer months.

GBP 66.00

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