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Campanula caroatica Pearl White 3L

Campanula caroatica Pearl White 3L

Campanulas are easy to grow and will perform well in most fertile, moist, but well-drained soils in sun or partial shade, although flower colour is best preserved in a more shady spot.  Water regularly during the first season until established, especially during warmer periods and apply a balanced liquid fertiliser on a monthly basis from the spring.  Add a layer of organic mulch around your Campanula after planting, being careful not to mulch directly against the plant (to prevent rot).  This mulch will help retain moisture, deter weeds from popping up in your garden and help fertilise your beds as it breaks down!  Cut back after flowering to prevent self-seeding and to encourage a second flush of flowers.  Divide plants every 3-5 years to maintain vigour.  Protect the tender foliage from slug damage using environmentally friendly slug pellets or beer traps. Overall Campanulas are low maintenance due to being so hardy.  

GBP 16.00
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Campanula Pristar White 3L

Campanula Pristar White 3L

Campanulas are easy to grow and will perform well in most fertile, moist, but well-drained soils in sun or partial shade, although flower colour is best preserved in a more shady spot.  Water regularly during the first season until established, especially during warmer periods and apply a balanced liquid fertiliser on a monthly basis from the spring.  Add a layer of organic mulch around your Campanula after planting, being careful not to mulch directly against the plant (to prevent rot).  This mulch will help retain moisture, deter weeds from popping up in your garden and help fertilise your beds as it breaks down!  Cut back after flowering to prevent self-seeding and to encourage a second flush of flowers.  Divide plants every 3-5 years to maintain vigour.  Protect the tender foliage from slug damage using environmentally friendly slug pellets or beer traps. Overall Campanulas are low maintenance due to being so hardy.  

GBP 16.00
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Campanula glomerata Genti White 3L

Campanula glomerata Genti White 3L

Campanulas are easy to grow and will perform well in most fertile, moist, but well-drained soils in sun or partial shade, although flower colour is best preserved in a more shady spot.  Water regularly during the first season until established, especially during warmer periods and apply a balanced liquid fertiliser on a monthly basis from the spring.  Add a layer of organic mulch around your Campanula after planting, being careful not to mulch directly against the plant (to prevent rot).  This mulch will help retain moisture, deter weeds from popping up in your garden and help fertilise your beds as it breaks down!  Cut back after flowering to prevent self-seeding and to encourage a second flush of flowers.  Divide plants every 3-5 years to maintain vigour.  Protect the tender foliage from slug damage using environmentally friendly slug pellets or beer traps. Overall Campanulas are low maintenance due to being so hardy.  

GBP 16.00
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Campanula Pristar White 10.5cm

Campanula Pristar White 10.5cm

Campanulas are easy to grow and will perform well in most fertile, moist, but well-drained soils in sun or partial shade, although flower colour is best preserved in a more shady spot.  Water regularly during the first season until established, especially during warmer periods and apply a balanced liquid fertiliser on a monthly basis from the spring.  Add a layer of organic mulch around your Campanula after planting, being careful not to mulch directly against the plant (to prevent rot).  This mulch will help retain moisture, deter weeds from popping up in your garden and help fertilise your beds as it breaks down!  Cut back after flowering to prevent self-seeding and to encourage a second flush of flowers.  Divide plants every 3-5 years to maintain vigour.  Protect the tender foliage from slug damage using environmentally friendly slug pellets or beer traps. Overall Campanulas are low maintenance due to being so hardy.  

GBP 8.50
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Campanula Alba 10.5cm

Campanula Alba 10.5cm

Campanulas are easy to grow and will perform well in most fertile, moist, but well-drained soils in sun or partial shade, although flower colour is best preserved in a more shady spot.  Water regularly during the first season until established, especially during warmer periods and apply a balanced liquid fertiliser on a monthly basis from the spring.  Add a layer of organic mulch around your Campanula after planting, being careful not to mulch directly against the plant (to prevent rot).  This mulch will help retain moisture, deter weeds from popping up in your garden and help fertilise your beds as it breaks down!  Cut back after flowering to prevent self-seeding and to encourage a second flush of flowers.  Divide plants every 3-5 years to maintain vigour.  Protect the tender foliage from slug damage using environmentally friendly slug pellets or beer traps. Overall Campanulas are low maintenance due to being so hardy.

GBP 5.00
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Citrus Orange Tree 45 - 55cm (Pot Size: 20 cm Pot, gift wrapped: Unwrapped)

Citrus Orange Tree 45 - 55cm (Pot Size: 20 cm Pot, gift wrapped: Unwrapped)

Citrus trees do not tolerate waterlogging, so it is crucial to plant them in well-draining soil or compost. Prolonged exposure to wet conditions will often result in the loss of the plant. Make sure the container has adequate drainage to prevent water from accumulating around the roots. Citrus trees are relatively hungry plants and require regular feeding. From late March to October, use a high-nitrogen summer feed specifically formulated for citrus. In winter, switch to a winter feed designed for citrus trees, which helps maintain their health during the colder months. The Orange Tree provided stands approximately 45–55cm tall, including the pot. While we carefully select the best plant for you from our nursery, please note that fruit production is not guaranteed at the time of purchase. The fruiting cycle of citrus trees typically begins in early autumn, and plants ordered later in the season may be sent without fruit or may have dropped their fruit in transit. With the right care and feeding, however, your tree will continue to fruit in the next cycle.  Feel free to contact us should you have enquiries regarding the fruit.

GBP 45.00
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Citrus Orange Tree 45 - 55cm (Pot Size: 20 cm Pot, gift wrapped: Gift Wrapped)

Citrus Orange Tree 45 - 55cm (Pot Size: 20 cm Pot, gift wrapped: Gift Wrapped)

Citrus trees do not tolerate waterlogging, so it is crucial to plant them in well-draining soil or compost. Prolonged exposure to wet conditions will often result in the loss of the plant. Make sure the container has adequate drainage to prevent water from accumulating around the roots. Citrus trees are relatively hungry plants and require regular feeding. From late March to October, use a high-nitrogen summer feed specifically formulated for citrus. In winter, switch to a winter feed designed for citrus trees, which helps maintain their health during the colder months. The Orange Tree provided stands approximately 45–55cm tall, including the pot. While we carefully select the best plant for you from our nursery, please note that fruit production is not guaranteed at the time of purchase. The fruiting cycle of citrus trees typically begins in early autumn, and plants ordered later in the season may be sent without fruit or may have dropped their fruit in transit. With the right care and feeding, however, your tree will continue to fruit in the next cycle.  Feel free to contact us should you have enquiries regarding the fruit.

GBP 50.00
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Cordyline Australis 10L (80-100cm)

Cordyline Australis 10L (80-100cm)

Cordylines are fairly easy to grow, will tolerate most soil types that are moist but well-drained, can be grown in full sun or partial shade and require a sheltered location. During the first year give it a good water once a week during drier spells, but once established it is fairly drought tolerant, although container grown plants will still require watering. Regular pruning is not required but dead leaves should be cut back as close to the main trunk as possible. If your plant is old enough to produce flowers these can be cut right back when they have died. Feed monthly during spring and summer with a balanced, liquid fertiliser. This variety is not winter hardy variety so prevent damage by tying up the foliage to reduce wind damage to the leaves and prevent water collecting around growing points which can cause rotting. Wrap the trunk with layers of fleece and place a 15cm (6in) layer of mulch, such as bark, over the root area.

GBP 50.00
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Cordyline Red Star 10L (80-100cm)

Cordyline Red Star 10L (80-100cm)

Cordylines are fairly easy to grow, will tolerate most soil types that are moist but well-drained, can be grown in full sun or partial shade and require a sheltered location. During the first year give it a good water once a week during drier spells, but once established it is fairly drought tolerant, although container grown plants will still require watering. Regular pruning is not required but dead leaves should be cut back as close to the main trunk as possible. If your plant is old enough to produce flowers these can be cut right back when they have died. Feed monthly during spring and summer with a balanced, liquid fertiliser. This variety is not winter hardy variety so prevent damage by tying up the foliage to reduce wind damage to the leaves and prevent water collecting around growing points which can cause rotting. Wrap the trunk with layers of fleece and place a 15cm (6in) layer of mulch, such as bark, over the root area.    

GBP 50.00
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Agapanthus 'Bridal Bouquet' (Pot Size: 7.5 Litre Pot)

Agapanthus 'Bridal Bouquet' (Pot Size: 7.5 Litre Pot)

Agapanthus ‘Bridal Bouquet’ is a white flowering semi-evergreen perennial that forms a mound of foliage beneath tall stems bearing impressive numbers of trumpet-shaped white flowers. It will grow to about 60cm tall and will flower throughout the Summer, making it perfect for Summer displays in a pot or even planted. Bridal Bouquet specifically is also used frequently in wedding bouquets due to its colour and excessive flowering. Agapanthus don’t require much water or care otherwise, making them great for gardeners who either don’t have the time to maintain a garden with an awareness of water conservation. The sun is truly their best friend in the garden, as it’s where they’ll grow the best but also where they’ll look their best, it’s a real treat to have in the garden in July. This plant is also fantastic when potted – as pots constrict an Agapanthus’ roots, it actually produces more blooms! Pests and disease also aren’t a worry, as Agapanthus are generally free of leaf munchers. Cool-shaded this Agapanthus is a versatile perennial well suited in a range of garden designs, our team love to see it on mass in the nursery.

GBP 30.00
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Agapanthus 'Bridal Bouquet' (Pot Size: 3 Litre Pot)

Agapanthus 'Bridal Bouquet' (Pot Size: 3 Litre Pot)

Agapanthus ‘Bridal Bouquet’ is a white flowering semi-evergreen perennial that forms a mound of foliage beneath tall stems bearing impressive numbers of trumpet-shaped white flowers. It will grow to about 60cm tall and will flower throughout the Summer, making it perfect for Summer displays in a pot or even planted. Bridal Bouquet specifically is also used frequently in wedding bouquets due to its colour and excessive flowering. Agapanthus don’t require much water or care otherwise, making them great for gardeners who either don’t have the time to maintain a garden with an awareness of water conservation. The sun is truly their best friend in the garden, as it’s where they’ll grow the best but also where they’ll look their best, it’s a real treat to have in the garden in July. This plant is also fantastic when potted – as pots constrict an Agapanthus’ roots, it actually produces more blooms! Pests and disease also aren’t a worry, as Agapanthus are generally free of leaf munchers. Cool-shaded this Agapanthus is a versatile perennial well suited in a range of garden designs, our team love to see it on mass in the nursery.

GBP 20.00
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Citrus Mini Pursha Lime Bush (Pot Size: 15cm)

Citrus Mini Pursha Lime Bush (Pot Size: 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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Citrus Lemon Tree 45-55cm (Pot Size: 20 cm Pot, gift wrapped: Wrapped)

Citrus Lemon Tree 45-55cm (Pot Size: 20 cm Pot, gift wrapped: Wrapped)

Citrus Trees will thrive in most UK gardens given a warm sunny position. In the UK they are probably best grown in a large pot or other suitable container as this will allow them to be moved as conditions dictate. Your citrus tree can be left outside on a patio over summer but during all other seasons, move to a warmer, frost-free location with good light levels. Citrus Trees will not tolerate wet conditions or waterlogging for any length of time. Waterlogging will usually result in the loss of the plant. For this reason, they should be grown in very free-draining soil or compost. Citrus are hungry plants and need regular feeding. Use high nitrogen Citrus summer feed from late March to October. In winter switch to winter feed that is specific to Citrus. This Lemon Tree stands approximately 45-55cm, including the pot. 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.

GBP 50.00
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Citrus Lime Tree 45-55cm (Pot Size: 20 cm Pot, gift wrapped: Unwrapped)

Citrus Lime Tree 45-55cm (Pot Size: 20 cm Pot, gift wrapped: Unwrapped)

Citrus Trees will thrive in most UK gardens given a warm sunny position. In the UK they are probably best grown in a large pot or other suitable container as this will allow them to be moved as conditions dictate. Your citrus tree can be left outside on a patio over summer but during all other seasons, move to a warmer, frost-free location with good light levels. Citrus Trees will not tolerate wet conditions or waterlogging for any length of time. Waterlogging will usually result in the loss of the plant. For this reason, they should be grown in very free-draining soil or compost. Citrus are hungry plants and need regular feeding. Use high nitrogen Citrus summer feed from late March to October. In winter switch to winter feed that is specific to Citrus. This Lime Tree stands approximately 45-55cm, including the pot. 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.

GBP 45.00
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Citrus Lime Tree 45-55cm (Pot Size: 20 cm Pot, gift wrapped: Gift Wrapped)

Citrus Lime Tree 45-55cm (Pot Size: 20 cm Pot, gift wrapped: Gift Wrapped)

Citrus Trees will thrive in most UK gardens given a warm sunny position. In the UK they are probably best grown in a large pot or other suitable container as this will allow them to be moved as conditions dictate. Your citrus tree can be left outside on a patio over summer but during all other seasons, move to a warmer, frost-free location with good light levels. Citrus Trees will not tolerate wet conditions or waterlogging for any length of time. Waterlogging will usually result in the loss of the plant. For this reason, they should be grown in very free-draining soil or compost. Citrus are hungry plants and need regular feeding. Use high nitrogen Citrus summer feed from late March to October. In winter switch to winter feed that is specific to Citrus. This Lime Tree stands approximately 45-55cm, including the pot. 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.

GBP 50.00
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Citrus Lemon Tree 45-55cm (Pot Size: 20 cm Pot, gift wrapped: Unwrapped)

Citrus Lemon Tree 45-55cm (Pot Size: 20 cm Pot, gift wrapped: Unwrapped)

Citrus Trees will thrive in most UK gardens given a warm sunny position. In the UK they are probably best grown in a large pot or other suitable container as this will allow them to be moved as conditions dictate. Your citrus tree can be left outside on a patio over summer but during all other seasons, move to a warmer, frost-free location with good light levels. Citrus Trees will not tolerate wet conditions or waterlogging for any length of time. Waterlogging will usually result in the loss of the plant. For this reason, they should be grown in very free-draining soil or compost. Citrus are hungry plants and need regular feeding. Use high nitrogen Citrus summer feed from late March to October. In winter switch to winter feed that is specific to Citrus. This Lemon Tree stands approximately 45-55cm, including the pot. 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.

GBP 45.00
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Aquilegia Green Apples (Pot Size: 3 Litre Pot)

Aquilegia Green Apples (Pot Size: 3 Litre Pot)

Granny’s Bonnet are easy to manage and perform best in rich soils that are moist but well-drained and can be grown in sun or partial shade. During the first year water regularly until established. Remove seed heads before they disperse their contents, otherwise the parent plant may be crowded out by its own offspring. Save the seed and sow it fresh if you want more plants elsewhere. Remove faded flower spikes after flowering. Feed once a month with a balanced liquid fertiliser during the growing season.

GBP 18.00
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Hydrangea 'Rendez-vous Choco Chic' (Pot Size: 5 Litre Pot)

Hydrangea 'Rendez-vous Choco Chic' (Pot Size: 5 Litre Pot)

Hydrangea ‘Rendez-vous Choco Chic’ is a loved addition to our shrub range, prized for its unique and sophisticated appearance. This stunning cultivar features large, mophead blooms in white, creating a dramatic contrast against its lush green foliage. The velvety texture of its flowers adds an element of luxury to any garden or landscape. What sets ‘Rendez-vous Choco Chic’ apart is its versatility in garden design. Whether planted as a focal point in a mixed border, or as part of a woodland garden, its striking blooms command attention and effortlessly elevate the overall aesthetic. Additionally, it thrives in both sun and partial shade, making it adaptable to various growing conditions. Beyond its visual appeal, ‘Rendez-vous Choco Chic’ is also a valuable asset to pollinators, attracting bees and butterflies with its abundant nectar. Its long-lasting blooms provide a reliable source of food and shelter for beneficial insects throughout the growing season. With its exceptional beauty and low-maintenance nature, Hydrangea ‘Rendez-vous Choco Chic’ is a must-have for any garden enthusiast looking to add a touch of elegance to their outdoor space.

GBP 25.00
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Christmas Rose Hellebore HGC Diva (Pot Size: 2 Litre Pot)

Christmas Rose Hellebore HGC Diva (Pot Size: 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 (Pot Size: 4.5 Litre Pot)

Christmas Rose Hellebore HGC Jesse (Pot Size: 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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Aquilegia Spring Magic White (Pot Size: 3 Litre Pot)

Aquilegia Spring Magic White (Pot Size: 3 Litre Pot)

Granny’s Bonnet are easy to manage and perform best in rich soils that are moist but well-drained and can be grown in sun or partial shade. During the first year water regularly until established. Remove seed heads before they disperse their contents, otherwise the parent plant may be crowded out by its own offspring. Save the seed and sow it fresh if you want more plants elsewhere, and remove faded flower spikes after flowering. Feed once a month with a balanced liquid fertiliser during the growing season.    

GBP 18.00
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Hellebore HGC White - Gift Wrapped (Pot Size: 2 Litre Pot)

Hellebore HGC White - Gift Wrapped (Pot Size: 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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