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Digitalis Panther 10.5cm

Digitalis Panther 10.5cm

Foxgloves grow best in rich soils that are moist, but well-drained and can be grown in sun or partial shade. During the first year water at least once a week during dry periods, decreasing to every other week once established. Removing faded flower spikes during the season may encourage reblooming, once the plant has completely finished flowering cut the flower spikes back to just above the leaves. Feed in spring with a balanced, slow release fertiliser. Although Foxgloves are short-lived they self-seed creating new plants each year.

GBP 10.00
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Lupin Legendary Rose Shades 3L

Lupin Legendary Rose Shades 3L

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 13.50
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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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Achillea Saucy Seduction 2L

Achillea Saucy Seduction 2L

Achillea are easy to grow and will do well in a sunny position in most well-drained soils, but will not tolerate waterlogged conditions. Water at least once a week during summer months until established, but keep watering in winter to a minimum. Once established Achillea are fairly drought tolerant. Remove spent flowers during the season to encourage more to grow. After flowering is complete, and autumn turns to winter, Achillea should be cut back to ground level preferably before the plants go completely dormant and the old flower spikes turn brown. They can be lifted and divided every three to five years, which will revitalise the original clump and give you new plants to grow elsewhere.

GBP 13.50
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Achillea Milly Rock Pink 3L

Achillea Milly Rock Pink 3L

Achillea are easy to grow and will do well in a sunny position in most well-drained soils, but will not tolerate waterlogged conditions. Water at least once a week during summer months until established, but keep watering in winter to a minimum. Once established Achillea are fairly drought tolerant. Remove spent flowers during the season to encourage more to grow. After flowering is complete, and autumn turns to winter, Achillea should be cut back to ground level preferably before the plants go completely dormant and the old flower spikes turn brown. They can be lifted and divided every three to five years, which will revitalise the original clump and give you new plants to grow elsewhere.  

GBP 13.50
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Achillea Milly Rock Rose 3L

Achillea Milly Rock Rose 3L

Achillea are easy to grow and will do well in a sunny position in most well-drained soils, but will not tolerate waterlogged conditions. Water at least once a week during summer months until established, but keep watering in winter to a minimum. Once established Achillea are fairly drought tolerant. Remove spent flowers during the season to encourage more to grow. After flowering is complete, and autumn turns to winter, Achillea should be cut back to ground level preferably before the plants go completely dormant and the old flower spikes turn brown. They can be lifted and divided every three to five years, which will revitalise the original clump and give you new plants to grow elsewhere.  

GBP 13.50
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Lychnis Atrosanguinea 1L

Lychnis Atrosanguinea 1L

Lychnis grow best in moderately fertile, well-drained soils in full sun or partial shade. They will not tolerate particularly wet soils and produce the best leaf colour in dry soils. To improve your soil you can add grit and extra organic matter to help with drainage. Water at least once a week during summer months, but much less during cooler periods. Once established they are drought tolerant. A balanced liquid fertiliser can be applied during spring and early summer to improve performance. Although Lychnis are short-lived perennials they will self-seed giving you new plants every year. If you would like to prevent this remove faded flowers before they set-seed. Cut back the faded flower stems after flowering to admire the attractive foliage.    

GBP 10.00
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Gaura Gaudi Pink (Pot Size: 3 Litre Pot)

Gaura Gaudi Pink (Pot Size: 3 Litre Pot)

Get ready to be dazzled by the sensational Gaura Gaudi Pink! This plant is a true star in any garden, commanding attention with its stunning display of vibrant pink blooms that seem to dance in the breeze. With a touch of glamour and a dash of sass, Gaura Gaudi Pink knows how to steal the show. Standing at a height of around 2-3 feet, this showstopper brings a burst of colour and energy to your outdoor space. Each slender stem is adorned with numerous delicate pink flowers that create a captivating spectacle. Whether planted in borders, mixed beds, or containers, Gaura Gaudi Pink adds a touch of whimsy and charm to any setting. This plant is a sun-loving diva, thriving in bright, sunny locations. It prefers well-drained soil and benefits from regular watering to keep the soil evenly moist. With a little care and attention, Gaura Gaudi Pink will continue to dazzle you with its vibrant display throughout the growing season. Maintenance is a breeze with Gaura Gaudi Pink. Simply deadhead the spent flowers to encourage continuous blooming and trim back any leggy stems to maintain a compact and bushy shape. With its natural resistance to pests and diseases, this plant requires minimal fuss and allows you to sit back, relax, and enjoy its stunning performance. Add a touch of sass and star power to your garden with Gaura Gaudi Pink. Let this captivating plant take centre stage and amaze you with its stunning blooms and playful presence. Get ready for a show like no other with Gaura Gaudi Pink as the shining star of your outdoor oasis.

GBP 15.00
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Astrantia Florence 3L

Astrantia Florence 3L

Astrantia can be planted in most moist, but well-drained soils. Light, sandy soils won’t retain enough moisture so will lead to the plant drying out. They need some sunlight access, but grow best in partially shaded areas of the garden. Regular watering is the most important part of caring for a newly planted Astrantia. Mulching your plants with organic matter will definitely help in reducing water needs and conserving soil moisture. Remember, the less shade is available, the more water will be lost from the soil during sunny days. Replenish your organic mulch every year in the spring, but be careful not to mulch against the stem of the plant as this can cause it to rot. Remove dead flowers to prolong flowering and cut back after flowering has finished to encourage a second flush of flowers.

GBP 18.00
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Astrantia Star of Passion 3L

Astrantia Star of Passion 3L

Astrantia can be planted in most moist, but well-drained soils. Light, sandy soils won’t retain enough moisture so will lead to the plant drying out. They need some sunlight access, but grow best in partially shaded areas of the garden. Regular watering is the most important part of caring for a newly planted Astrantia. Mulching your plants with organic matter will definitely help in reducing water needs and conserving soil moisture. Remember, the less shade is available, the more water will be lost from the soil during sunny days. Replenish your organic mulch every year in the spring, but be careful not to mulch against the stem of the plant as this can cause it to rot. Remove dead flowers to prolong flowering and cut back after flowering has finished to encourage a second flush of flowers.  

GBP 18.00
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Astrantia Florence 10.5cm

Astrantia Florence 10.5cm

Astrantia can be planted in most moist, but well-drained soils. Light, sandy soils won’t retain enough moisture so will lead to the plant drying out. They need some sunlight access, but grow best in partially shaded areas of the garden. Regular watering is the most important part of caring for a newly planted Astrantia. Mulching your plants with organic matter will definitely help in reducing water needs and conserving soil moisture. Remember, the less shade is available, the more water will be lost from the soil during sunny days. Replenish your organic mulch every year in the spring, but be careful not to mulch against the stem of the plant as this can cause it to rot. Remove dead flowers to prolong flowering and cut back after flowering has finished to encourage a second flush of flowers.

GBP 6.00
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Delphinium Delgenius Juilette 3L

Delphinium Delgenius Juilette 3L

Delphiniums need to be in the sun for at least half of the day, so choose a spot in the garden accordingly. Soil must be fertile and free draining; If your soil is poor then dig in plenty of new compost or organic matter to enrich it. Water plants well to establish and maintain a regular watering and feeding schedule throughout the months that the plant is growing. Flower spikes may need to be tied to a stake to stop them from blowing over and getting damaged. Remove dead flowers and once the plant has finished its 1st flush of flowering in Late May / Early June, chop the plant back by half to encourage a second flush later in the summer. This is often called the ‘Chelsea Chop’, as plants tend to be nearing the end of their 1st flush around the time of the RHS Chelsea Flower Show.

GBP 20.00
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Achillea Saucy Seduction (Pot Size: 1 Litre Pot)

Achillea Saucy Seduction (Pot Size: 1 Litre Pot)

Achillea are easy to grow and will do well in a sunny position in most well-drained soils, but will not tolerate waterlogged conditions. Water at least once a week during summer months until established, but keep watering in winter to a minimum. Once established Achillea are fairly drought tolerant. Remove spent flowers during the season to encourage more to grow. After flowering is complete, and autumn turns to winter, Achillea should be cut back to ground level preferably before the plants go completely dormant and the old flower spikes turn brown. They can be lifted and divided every three to five years, which will revitalise the original clump and give you new plants to grow elsewhere. Achillea is a hardy perennial plant also known as Yarrow. The genus was named after the Greek mythological character Achilles; according to legend, Achilles’ soldiers used Yarrow to treat their wounds.  

GBP 10.00
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Anemone Queen Charlotte (Pot Size: 3 Litre Pot)

Anemone Queen Charlotte (Pot Size: 3 Litre Pot)

Japanese Anemones don’t mind sun or partial shade and are easy to grow provided they have a rich, evenly moist, well-drained soil. When planting, add garden compost or aged manure to the soil and do not let it dry out, especially during summer months. Water well during the first season until established, especially if growing in a container or sunnier part of the garden. Keep watering in the winter to a minimum as Anemone dislike excessive winter wet. In spring they appreciate a mulch of organic matter (such as garden compost) over the surrounding soil, but be careful not to mulch too close to the stem as it may cause rotting. Once the flowers have faded cut back the flower stems to ground level in autumn and remove any old foliage in March. Once established they spread fairly rapidly, so lifting every three years and splitting the root of the plant will help to contain it and provide you with plants for other areas of the garden.

GBP 16.00
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Anemone Splendens 3L

Anemone Splendens 3L

Japanese Anemones don’t mind sun or partial shade and are easy to grow provided they have a rich, evenly moist, well-drained soil. When planting, add garden compost or aged manure to the soil and do not let it dry out, especially during summer months. Water well during the first season until established, especially if growing in a container or sunnier part of the garden. Keep watering in the winter to a minimum as Anemone dislike excessive winter wet. In spring they appreciate a mulch of organic matter (such as garden compost) over the surrounding soil, but be careful not to mulch too close to the stem as it may cause rotting. Once the flowers have faded cut back the flower stems to ground level in autumn and remove any old foliage in March. Once established they spread fairly rapidly, so lifting every three years and splitting the root of the plant will help to contain it and provide you with plants for other areas of the garden.

GBP 16.00
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Anemone Lady Diana 10.5cm

Anemone Lady Diana 10.5cm

Japanese Anemones don’t mind sun or partial shade and are easy to grow provided they have a rich, evenly moist, well-drained soil. When planting, add garden compost or aged manure to the soil and do not let it dry out, especially during summer months. Water well during the first season until established, especially if growing in a container or sunnier part of the garden. Keep watering in the winter to a minimum as Anemone dislike excessive winter wet. In spring they appreciate a mulch of organic matter (such as garden compost) over the surrounding soil, but be careful not to mulch too close to the stem as it may cause rotting. Once the flowers have faded cut back the flower stems to ground level in autumn and remove any old foliage in March. Once established they spread fairly rapidly, so lifting every three years and splitting the root of the plant will help to contain it and provide you with plants for other areas of the garden.

GBP 10.00
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Anemone Pretty Lady Julia 10.5cm

Anemone Pretty Lady Julia 10.5cm

Japanese Anemones don’t mind sun or partial shade and are easy to grow provided they have a rich, evenly moist, well-drained soil. When planting, add garden compost or aged manure to the soil and do not let it dry out, especially during summer months. Water well during the first season until established, especially if growing in a container or sunnier part of the garden. Keep watering in the winter to a minimum as Anemone dislike excessive winter wet. In spring they appreciate a mulch of organic matter (such as garden compost) over the surrounding soil, but be careful not to mulch too close to the stem as it may cause rotting. Once the flowers have faded cut back the flower stems to ground level in autumn and remove any old foliage in March. Once established they spread fairly rapidly, so lifting every three years and splitting the root of the plant will help to contain it and provide you with plants for other areas of the garden.

GBP 6.00
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Dahlia Gardenetta Raspberry

Dahlia Gardenetta Raspberry

Find a sunny spot in the border or position your pot in the sun. Add granular feed to the soil or compost and water regularly to establish. Make sure to direct your can or hose to the bottom of the plant and really soak 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 flowers fade, cut back 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 with at least 6 inches of mulch like bark chippings etc. You can also dig the tuber up, shake of excess soil and place in a dark, dry & cool place for the winter. Surround them with dry material like sand and replant in the ground once there is no risk of frost the next spring.      

GBP 10.00
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Dahlia Onesta

Dahlia Onesta

Find a sunny spot in the border or position your pot in the sun. Add granular feed to the soil or compost and water regularly to establish. Make sure to direct your can or hose to the bottom of the plant and really soak 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 flowers fade, cut back 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 with at least 6 inches of mulch like bark chippings etc. You can also dig the tuber up, shake of excess soil and place in a dark, dry & cool place for the winter. Surround them with dry material like sand and replant in the ground once there is no risk of frost the next spring.    

GBP 15.00
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