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Perennial Wildlife Collection - 6 x 1 Litre Pots

Perennial Wildlife Collection - 3 x 3 Litre Pots

Rose For Your Eyes Only - 4.5 Litre Pot

Trollius 'Lemon Queen' - 2 Litre Pot

Hydrangea 'Rendez-vous French Cancan (rose)' - 5 Litre Pot

Phlox 'Sweet Summer Violet White' - 3 Litre Pot

Helenium 'Lemon Sundae' - 3 Litre Pot

Perennial Shade Collection - 6 x 1 Litre Pots

Perennial Shade Collection - 3 x 3 Litre Pots

Symphoricarpos 'Magical Winterberry' - 3 Litre Pot

Iberis 'Pink Ice' - 2 Litre Pot

Hydrangea 'Rendez-vous Choco Chic' - 5 Litre Pot

Astrantia 'Sparkling Stars Red' - 3 Litre Pot

Miscanthus 'Ferner Osten' - 3 Litre Pot

Miscanthus 'Ferner Osten' - 3 Litre Pot

Miscanthus 'Ferner Osten' is a cherished addition on our nursery, renowned for its unique foliage and reliable garden performance. This ornamental grass, awarded the prestigious RHS Garden Merit, is beloved by our head grower for its striking appearance and versatility in the garden. 'Ferner Osten' stands out with its beautifully arching leaves that transition from green to a deep burgundy-red as the season progresses. The foliage provides a dynamic visual interest that enhances garden designs with its rich, warm tones. In late Summer to early Autumn, it produces elegant, feathery plumes of reddish-purple flowers that gradually fade to silver, adding texture and movement to the garden. Our head grower selected Miscanthus 'Ferner Osten' for its exceptional performance and minimal care requirements. It thrives in a variety of soil types, provided they are well-drained, and it can tolerate both full sun and partial shade. Its drought tolerance makes it an excellent choice for sustainable and low-maintenance gardens. This grass looks spectacular when planted in mixed borders, where its height and texture provide a beautiful backdrop for perennials and shrubs. It is also ideal for creating naturalistic landscapes, prairie-style gardens, and as a striking focal point in contemporary designs. 'Ferner Osten' not only enhances the aesthetic appeal of gardens but also contributes to biodiversity by providing habitat and food for wildlife. Its unique foliage colour and reliable performance make it a wonderful choice.

GBP 20.00
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Citrus Mini Pursha Lime Bush - 15cm

Citrus Mini Pursha Lime Bush - 15cm

Transport yourself back to the 17th century, when this ancient fruit was officially certified. Believed to be a captivating blend of Rangpur lime and the exquisite Shikuwasa mandarin, this little cutie is low maintenance but delivers aromatic mini green limes with a unique heritage. The juice? A mesmerizing fusion of sweet and sour with a hint of Japanese mandarin. And here's the twist – as it ripens, its sharpness mellows and its hue turns goldens. Unlike its prickly lime cousins, this ornamental citrus bears no spines and maintains a more compact growth, making it the perfect compact companion. Pursha Limes are adored in Asia for flavouring drinks, food, or even a scoop of ice cream. Standing at about 40cm tall (including the pot), this is the quintessential mini ornamental citrus bush, with its glossy, deep green leaves and dainty, aromatic limes, adding an aesthetically pleasing and fragrant touch to your conservatory, patio, or balcony. Makes a perfect and unique gift with an edible twist too! We will always pick the best plant on our nursery for you, however, please note that fruit on your citrus plant is not guaranteed, as this will be dependent on the time of year - with fruits being produced normally from beginning of autumn for most varieties. Plants ordered later in the season are more likely to drop their fruits in transit or may be despatched without fruit if they have finished producing. With correct feeding and care they will continue to fruit with the next cycle. As fruits ripen, they may also develop in colour. E.g. limes will show yellow or orange when they are ripe. The limes we know from supermarkets are picked immature to retain acidity and firmness and as such are green.

GBP 20.00
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Hellebore HGC White - Gift Wrapped - 2 Litre Pot

Hellebore HGC White - Gift Wrapped - 2 Litre Pot

Christmas Roses such as Hellebore HGC® Diva®, Helleborus HGC® Jesko and Helleborus HGC® Wintergold happily grow and thrive well without requiring a great deal of maintenance if planted in the right spot. Even in planters, the charming winter flowerers don't require a great deal of work. When hellebores lay down leaves and flowers on the ground on frosty nights, they may appear frozen. It's a normal reaction of the plants to protect against the cold. When temperatures rise above freezing, the plant will straighten back up again. To avoid the occurrence of frost drought, water the Helleborus plants sufficiently during periods of mild weather. We will select from choice of Helleborus HGC® CR Jesko, Helleborus HGC® CR Wintergold  or Helleborus HGC® CR Diva® all from German breeder, Heuger, for whom we are the official UK partner.  The perfect wintry gift! In the summer, you want to move the planter to a shady place and water it occasionally to prevent the plant from drying out. Flowers Removing dead flowers from hellebores during the flowering season is normally not necessary; the slightly pink or green tones the flowers take on as they fade actually extend the flowering season in winter. Remove the seed pods before they open, as offspring plants normally don't flower well and might suppress the original plants. Leaves The old and brown leaves of Christmas Roses and Snow Roses are best be removed in the spring and summer. Feeding Helleborus plants do not require any fertiliser in their first spring. Feed older plants from February onwards and apply a second dressing of fertiliser in midsummer, when the plants grow new roots and initiate flower buds for the next season. Organic fertilizers such as horn shavings and compost have proven to be the fertilizers of choice. If the plants suffer lime deficiency, soils can be improved by working in Dolomite lime or crushed eggshells. The leaves that have fallen off nearby deciduous trees provide a layer of mulch in winter; simply leave them lying on the ground. They form a layer that activates soil life. Helleborus is very sensitive to root injuries. For this reason, the ground around it should not be dug.

GBP 20.00
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Hellebore HGC Red - Gift Wrapped - 2 Litre Pot

Hellebore HGC Red - Gift Wrapped - 2 Litre Pot

Hellebores such as Bennotta, Early Red, Ice N Roses Red, Leona and Leila will happily grow and thrive well without requiring a great deal of maintenance if planted in the right spot. Even in planters, the charming winter flowerers don't require a great deal of work. When hellebores lay down leaves and flowers on the ground on frosty nights, they may appear frozen. It's a normal reaction of the plants to protect against the cold. When temperatures rise above freezing, the plant will straighten back up again. To avoid the occurrence of frost drought, water the Helleborus plants sufficiently during periods of mild weather. We will select from choice of our most gorgeous red Hellebores, such as Bennotta, Early Red, Ice N Roses Red, Leona and Leila, all from German breeder, Heuger, for whom we are the official UK partner.  The perfect wintry gift! In the summer, you want to move the planter to a shady place and water it occasionally to prevent the plant from drying out. Flowers Removing dead flowers from hellebores during the flowering season is normally not necessary; the slightly pink or green tones the flowers take on as they fade actually extend the flowering season in winter. Remove the seed pods before they open, as offspring plants normally don't flower well and might suppress the original plants. Leaves The old and brown leaves of Christmas Roses and Snow Roses are best be removed in the spring and summer. Feeding Helleborus plants do not require any fertiliser in their first spring. Feed older plants from February onwards and apply a second dressing of fertiliser in midsummer, when the plants grow new roots and initiate flower buds for the next season. Organic fertilizers such as horn shavings and compost have proven to be the fertilizers of choice. If the plants suffer lime deficiency, soils can be improved by working in Dolomite lime or crushed eggshells. The leaves that have fallen off nearby deciduous trees provide a layer of mulch in winter; simply leave them lying on the ground. They form a layer that activates soil life. Helleborus is very sensitive to root injuries. For this reason, the ground around it should not be dug.

GBP 20.00
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Christmas Rose Hellebore HGC Diva - 2 Litre Pot

Christmas Rose Hellebore HGC Diva - 2 Litre Pot

Christmas Roses like this Hellebore HGC® Diva® happily grow and thrive well without requiring a great deal of maintenance if planted in the right spot. Even in planters, the charming winter flowerers don't require a great deal of work. When hellebores lay down leaves and flowers on the ground on frosty nights, they may appear frozen. It's a normal reaction of the plants to protect against the cold. When temperatures rise above freezing, the plant will straighten back up again. To avoid the occurrence of frost drought, water the Helleborus plants sufficiently during periods of mild weather. In the summer, you want to move the planter to a shady place and water it occasionally to prevent the plant from drying out. Flowers Removing dead flowers from hellebores during the flowering season is normally not necessary; the slightly pink or green tones the flowers take on as they fade actually extend the flowering season in winter. Remove the seed pods before they open, as offspring plants normally don't flower well and might suppress the original plants. Leaves With Lenten Roses, it is recommendable to remove all leaves before the plants start to flower in December and January (when budding stems are approximately 10 cm in height). The old and brown leaves of Christmas Roses and Snow Roses can best be removed in the spring and summer. Feeding Helleborus plants do not require any fertiliser in their first spring. Feed older plants from February onwards and apply a second dressing of fertiliser in midsummer, when the plants grow new roots and initiate flower buds for the next season. Organic fertilizers such as horn shavings and compost have proven to be the fertilizers of choice. If the plants suffer lime deficiency, soils can be improved by working in Dolomite lime or crushed eggshells. The leaves that have fallen off nearby deciduous trees provide a layer of mulch in winter; simply leave them lying on the ground. They form a layer that activates soil life. Helleborus is very sensitive to root injuries. For this reason, the ground around it should not be dug.

GBP 18.00
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Christmas Rose Hellebore HGC Jesse - 4.5 Litre Pot

Christmas Rose Hellebore HGC Jesse - 4.5 Litre Pot

Christmas Roses like this Christmas Rose Hellebore HGC® Jesse happily grow and thrive well without requiring a great deal of maintenance if planted in the right spot. Even in planters, the charming winter flowerers don't require a great deal of work. When hellebores lay down leaves and flowers on the ground on frosty nights, they may appear frozen. It's a normal reaction of the plants to protect against the cold. When temperatures rise above freezing, the plant will straighten back up again. To avoid the occurrence of frost drought, water the Helleborus plants sufficiently during periods of mild weather. In the summer, you want to move the planter to a shady place and water it occasionally to prevent the plant from drying out. Flowers Removing dead flowers from hellebores during the flowering season is normally not necessary; the slightly pink or green tones the flowers take on as they fade actually extend the flowering season in winter. Remove the seed pods before they open, as offspring plants normally don't flower well and might suppress the original plants. Leaves With Lenten Roses, it is recommendable to remove all leaves before the plants start to flower in December and January (when budding stems are approximately 10 cm in height). The old and brown leaves of Christmas Roses and Snow Roses can best be removed in the spring and summer. Feeding Helleborus plants do not require any fertiliser in their first spring. Feed older plants from February onwards and apply a second dressing of fertiliser in midsummer, when the plants grow new roots and initiate flower buds for the next season. Organic fertilizers such as horn shavings and compost have proven to be the fertilizers of choice. If the plants suffer lime deficiency, soils can be improved by working in Dolomite lime or crushed eggshells. The leaves that have fallen off nearby deciduous trees provide a layer of mulch in winter; simply leave them lying on the ground. They form a layer that activates soil life. Helleborus is very sensitive to root injuries. For this reason, the ground around it should not be dug.

GBP 25.00
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