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Bay Tree Pyramid 5L

Bay Tree Pyramid 5L

Bay Trees can be planted in most fertile, well-drained soil and prefer a sheltered position in sun or partial shade. They will not perform well in heavy clay soils unless the soil is improved with extra sand and grit. If planted in a pot they will need more regular watering, especially during the drier months of the year. Add controlled-release fertiliser granules to the compost in mid-spring or liquid feed every two weeks in mid-spring to late summer. Trim to maintain shape in spring and summer.

GBP 70.00
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Dahlia Kelvin Floodlight 5L

Dahlia Kelvin Floodlight 5L

Find a sunny spot in the border or position your pot in the sun. Add granular feed to the compost and, once you have planted your Dahlia, water regularly to establish. Make sure to direct your can or hose to the bottom of the plant and really soak it down to the roots. If your Dahlia has large flowers you may need to put stakes in the ground, one per stem and tie the stems to the posts to support the weight of the flower.  As the flowers fade, cut back the stems to a leaf joint, as this will encourage the plant to keep producing new buds. At the end of the season you can leave the Dahlia tuber in the ground if they are planted in a very free draining position and you live in a warmer part of the UK. You will need to cover it with at least 6 inches of mulch, for example bark chippings. You can also dig the tuber up, shake off the excess soil and place it in a dark, dry and cool place for the winter. Surround it with dry material like sand and replant it in the ground once there is no risk of frost in the next spring.

GBP 20.00
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Rudbeckia Sunbeckia Ophelia 5L

Rudbeckia Sunbeckia Ophelia 5L

Rudbeckia require ground which is moist and well-drained throughout their growing season. They prefer full sun or partial shade and grow in all types of ground from clay to sandy soils. Water regularly during the summer months, Rudbeckia are low maintenance if the soil is naturally kept moist. Remove faded flower stems to prolong flowering. In autumn, cut back to a neat mound or, if you wouldn’t mind a few more Black Eyed Susan plants, let the last blooms go to seed for the birds. The seed heads can also be cut and dried to propagate new plants.

GBP 20.00
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Rudbeckia Sunbeckia Alicia 5L

Rudbeckia Sunbeckia Alicia 5L

Rudbeckia require ground which is moist and well-drained throughout their growing season. They prefer full sun or partial shade and grow in all types of ground from clay to sandy soils. Water regularly during the summer months, Rudbeckia are low maintenance if the soil is naturally kept moist. Remove faded flower stems to prolong flowering. In autumn, cut back to a neat mound or, if you wouldn’t mind a few more Black Eyed Susan plants, let the last blooms go to seed for the birds. The seed heads can also be cut and dried to propagate new plants.

GBP 20.00
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Dahlia Le Baron 5L

Dahlia Le Baron 5L

Find a sunny spot in the border or position your pot in the sun. Add granular feed to the compost and, once you have planted your Dahlia, water regularly to establish. Make sure to direct your can or hose to the bottom of the plant and really soak it down to the roots. If your Dahlia has large flowers you may need to put stakes in the ground, one per stem and tie the stems to the posts to support the weight of the flower.  As the flowers fade, cut back the stems to a leaf joint, as this will encourage the plant to keep producing new buds. At the end of the season you can leave the Dahlia tuber in the ground if they are planted in a very free draining position and you live in a warmer part of the UK. You will need to cover it with at least 6 inches of mulch, for example bark chippings. You can also dig the tuber up, shake off the excess soil and place it in a dark, dry and cool place for the winter. Surround it with dry material like sand and replant it in the ground once there is no risk of frost in the next spring.

GBP 20.00
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Dahlia Lady Darlene 5L

Dahlia Lady Darlene 5L

Find a sunny spot in the border or position your pot in the sun. Add granular feed to the compost and, once you have planted your Dahlia, water regularly to establish. Make sure to direct your can or hose to the bottom of the plant and really soak it down to the roots. If your Dahlia has large flowers you may need to put stakes in the ground, one per stem and tie the stems to the posts to support the weight of the flower.  As the flowers fade, cut back the stems to a leaf joint, as this will encourage the plant to keep producing new buds. At the end of the season you can leave the Dahlia tuber in the ground if they are planted in a very free draining position and you live in a warmer part of the UK. You will need to cover it with at least 6 inches of mulch, for example bark chippings. You can also dig the tuber up, shake off the excess soil and place it in a dark, dry and cool place for the winter. Surround it with dry material like sand and replant it in the ground once there is no risk of frost in the next spring.    

GBP 20.00
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Dahlia Café Latte 5L

Dahlia Café Latte 5L

Find a sunny spot in the border or position your pot in the sun. Add granular feed to the compost and, once you have planted your Dahlia, water regularly to establish. Make sure to direct your can or hose to the bottom of the plant and really soak it down to the roots. If your Dahlia has large flowers you may need to put stakes in the ground, one per stem and tie the stems to the posts to support the weight of the flower.  As the flowers fade, cut back the stems to a leaf joint, as this will encourage the plant to keep producing new buds. At the end of the season you can leave the Dahlia tuber in the ground if they are planted in a very free draining position and you live in a warmer part of the UK. You will need to cover it with at least 6 inches of mulch, for example bark chippings. You can also dig the tuber up, shake off the excess soil and place it in a dark, dry and cool place for the winter. Surround it with dry material like sand and replant it in the ground once there is no risk of frost in the next spring.

GBP 20.00
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Lupin - West Country - Blossom 5L

Lupin - West Country - Blossom 5L

Plant Lupins in full sun to partial shade, in moist but well-drained soil.  Make sure you protect young plants from slugs and snails.  Feed regularly throughout the growing season and remove flower spikes as soon as they look tired otherwise they will go to seed and the plant will stop flowering.  Once the plant has finished flowering, usually around late May / early June, cut the plant back to a few inches and you will usually get a second flush later in the year.  Avoid planting in containers, will perform much better in the ground.    

GBP 25.00
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Lupin - West Country - Rachel De Thame 5L

Lupin - West Country - Rachel De Thame 5L

Plant Lupins in full sun to partial shade, in moist but well-drained soil.  Make sure you protect young plants from slugs and snails.  Feed regularly throughout the growing season and remove flower spikes as soon as they look tired otherwise they will go to seed and the plant will stop flowering.  Once the plant has finished flowering, usually around late May / early June, cut the plant back to a few inches and you will usually get a second flush later in the year.  Avoid planting in containers, will perform much better in the ground.    

GBP 25.00
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