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Photinia Fraseri Carré Rouge Evergreen Shrubs for Hedging

Photinia Fraseri Carré Rouge Evergreen Shrubs for Hedging

Photinia Fraseri Carré RougePhotinia Carre Rouge is a compact evergreen photinia with vibrantly red young foliage. It’s a great choice for hedging and brightening up an informal garden border.Photinia is a popular shrub and the cultivar Carre Rouge is a particularly bright variety. It's more compact and has smaller leaves than other photinia reaching roughly half the maximum size of the popular Photinia Red Robin cultivar. In spring glossy lanceolate leaves unfurl in bright brilliant red. This early red foliage matures to shiny dark green and in spring rounded bursts of tiny creamy-white flowers appear in panicles. Throughout winter Photinia Carre Rouge holds onto its dark green glossy leaves and brings shape and structure to a bare garden.Height And Spread Of Photinia Fraseri Carré RougePhotinia Carre Rouge reaches a maximum of 2.5 metres tall and 2.5 metres in spread but can be kept smaller with a yearly prune.How Hardy Is Photinia Fraseri Carré RougePhotinia Carre Rouge is hardy down to minus temperatures with well-drained roots. It’s rarely affected by pests and can cope with some drought after it’s established.How To Use Photinia Fraseri Carré RougePhotinia Carre Rouge brightens up bare spaces and creates a colourful small to medium-sized hedge. Use it to divide off your driveway or section your garden into separate spaces. It also grows well in a mixed border and will tolerate a large well-watered and well-fed container on the patio. The early spring flowers attract pollinators and its low maintenance aspects mean it suits a wildlife garden too.How To Care For Photinia Fraseri Carré RougePhotinia Carre Rouge is a low maintenance shrub. It prefers full sun but will tolerate dappled shade.Well-drained moist soil of any type is best. It prefers acid to neutral conditions, so if you have alkaline soil dig plenty of organic matter into the planting hole and top up with a thick layer of mulch each year.You don’t have to prune compact and tidy Photinia Carre Rouge but if you’re using it as a hedge then trim back in late winter to early spring before the new red foliage appears. Photinia Carre Rouge responds well to pruning and will spring back with bright red foliage in the warmer months.  

GBP 16.09
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Rudbeckia Fulgida Goldsturm Coneflower Echinacea Yellow Storm

Rudbeckia Fulgida Goldsturm Coneflower Echinacea Yellow Storm

Rudbeckia Fulgida Goldsturm, also known as Echinacea Yellow Storm, or Coneflower Goldsturm, is instantly recognisable as the tall golden clump of daisy-like blooms brightening up a garden in late summer. Coneflower Goldsturm is an herbaceous perennial that will flower from August to October. Its dark green ovate foliage appears lush and fresh before developing a crown of golden yellow flowers that have orange to dark-brown eyes. Each bloom measures up to 12 centimetres across and attracts a variety of pollinators.  The RHS have given Rudbeckia Fulgida Goldsturm the Award of Garden Merit AGM and it is popular with gardeners and flower arrangers for the strong colour. Rudbeckia Fulgida Goldsturm is fully hardy in the UK, withstanding frosts and snow before it re-shoots in spring. If its roots are keep out of water-logged soil, it will re-shoot for many years. Unlike some perennials, Goldsturm’s yellow blooms can withstand the summer rain and wind. Echinacea Yellow Storm will grow to a maximum of half to one metre and spread across the same distance within two to three years depending on the soil quality. Plant a clump in amongst tall grasses for a wild meadow effect or pack in with other late summer perennials to finish off the growing season with a bang. They look best in drifts, and clumping several along the length of your flower border will stretch the eye, giving the illusion of more space. You can plant Echinacea Yellow Storm in a container too, but do make sure it doesn’t dry out. Cut flower arrangements benefit from Rudbeckia Fulgida Goldsturm because they last well after cutting and give a bright boost to an arrangement. They also dry well for craft projects with dried flowers or for dried flower arrangements. Coneflower Goldsturm resembles a mini sunflower, but requires much less care. The erect stems do not need stakes and the foliage is not particularly attractive to snails. Rudbeckia Fulgida Goldsturm prefers a well-drained but moist soil of any pH. It will grow best in clay, chalk or loam soils, but will manage in most spots if it does not dry out. A sunny spot is preferential, lighting up the golden flowers, but Coneflower Goldsturm has a tolerant habit, and it will thrive in partial shade too. If you deadhead any spent blooms they will repeat flower throughout August and October, often lasting until the first frosts. During the winter you can remove dead foliage ready for the next season’s growth. 

GBP 11.25
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Eleagnus x Ebbingei Limelight, Oleaster Limelight. This is a variegated evergreen oleaster, ideal for hedging.

Eleagnus x Ebbingei Limelight, Oleaster Limelight. This is a variegated evergreen oleaster, ideal for hedging.

Eleagnus x Ebbingei Limelight (Oleaster Limelight) is a stunning evergreen variegated hedging shrub with beautiful green leaves that mature to a lime green colour that is dashed with golden yellow splashes. This is a variegated, evergreen Oleaster with yellow and green foliage and is such a tough shrub it is the perfect answer for those dark corners of the garden and will also create a very vibrant hedge which can be kept clipped or left as informal hedging with a quick tidy-up trim in the autumn but wait until after the hedge has bloomed. The creamy fragrant flowers in autumn are a lovely treat for the end of the year for bees.Eleagnus x Ebbingei Limelight is quite drought tolerant once it gets established and will also grow in coastal areas. Ideal for Hedging.

GBP 17.50
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Photinia Red Robin Hedge. Red Robin Hedging Online UK. Photinia Red Robin Shrub or Bush.

Photinia Red Robin Hedge. Red Robin Hedging Online UK. Photinia Red Robin Shrub or Bush.

These are bushy-shaped Photinia plants for hedging. Photinia Red Robin is a popular evergreen shrub and is also known as Photinia Christmas Berry - Latin name Photinia Fraseri. A Photinia Red Robin Hedge will add all-year-round interest to your garden or outside space. These compact, bushy plants are just perfect for hedging and are ready for planting. You can purchase our Red Robin hedging online and take advantage of our special discounts when you buy 10 or more plants. We deliver throughout the UK and Ireland. Our Red Robin hedge plants come in all sizes, from just 3 feet tall right up to a massive 13 feet tall. Photinia Red Robin continues to be one of our most popular hedging shrubs. Understandably so, it is a lush evergreen with dense branches from the ground up. When planted as a hedge, the branches will intertwine and create a fabulous screening hedge that has the bonus of being wildlife friendly. Relatively fast growing, a Photinia Red Robin hedge produces new growth each spring. The young leaves are a startling reddish orange colour, which gradually transform into vibrant bronze then green as the leaves mature, giving most attractive foliage colours. The white flowers that appear later in the year are loved by pollinators. This is a gorgeous hedging plant which will enhance your garden throughout the year.Photinia Red Robin is an upright, evergreen shrub.  It is frost hardy, very easy to grow and will thrive in most UK locations. These particular Red Robin plants with their nice, bushy shape are ideal for creating dense, evergreen hedging. They are available in all sizes up to a massive 13 feet tall. Many clients in need of hedging are looking for a Photinia Red Robin hedge that will have an instant screening impact in their gardens. Photinia Red Robin has wonderful year round interest and works very well as an evergreen hedging plant with a maximum height of 4 metres and a spread of 2 metres over time. Red Robin's attractive young leaves are bright red in colour gradually turning green as the leaves age - so the shrub has a wonderful range of leaf colours throughout the growing season, usually May - June. It also forms small white flowers and fruits in August.If used for evergreen hedging and pruned regularly, this plant will keep the new growth coming and encourage the red coloured leaves for which this shrub is renowned. This plant received an Award of Garden Merit from the Royal Horticultural Society, a sure sign that it will perform well in most gardens.

GBP 14.44
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Trachycarpus Fortunei Chusan Palm Trees Online UK. Chusan Palm Trees for Sale. Hardy Palms

Trachycarpus Fortunei Chusan Palm Trees Online UK. Chusan Palm Trees for Sale. Hardy Palms

Chusan Palm or Trachycarpus Fortunei is the hardiest palm in the world. It is commonly known as the Chusan Palm and also the Chinese Windmill Palm. This is a much in demand architectural palm tree with beautiful segmented fan shaped leaves. The leaves fan out from the trunk and the trunk has a hairy appearance.The Trachycarpus Fortunei palm has a maximum height of around 4m and a maximum spread of around 2m.Trachycarpus Fortunei flowers from May to August. It is fully hardy and likes a position of sun or partial shade.We have a variety of sizes in stock, ranging from younger palm of approx. 1 metre in height to large specimen palm trees of up to 4 metres. Award of Garden Merit by the Royal Horticultural Society, a sure sign that it will perform well in most gardens.Scroll down for more images. 

GBP 15.75
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Hibiscus Syriacus Speciosus. Double Flowering Rose of Sharon

Hibiscus Syriacus Speciosus. Double Flowering Rose of Sharon

Hibiscus Syriacus Speciosus,  a double flowering garden hibiscus.  The Hibiscus Syriacus Speciosus is also commonly called the Rose of Sharon Speciosus. The upright shrub is highly coveted for its wealth of summer time blossoms that give it an exotic appearance. This variety Speciosus has large double flowers in a creamy white with a dramatic red centre.  Hibiscus syriacus Speciosus produces its exotic-looking blooms during the mid to late summer months when many shrubs and plants have exhausted their flower production. Flowers measure up to seven centimeters in diameter and features five distinct petals that form a cup around the blossom’s red stamen. The staminal column of the flower is exceptionally showy and stands out in stark contrast to the petals. The non-stop flower display attracts butterflies and bees to the garden. It is not uncommon for even young and very small bushes to produce flowers. The Rose of Sharon grows well in average soil and once established requires very little care. It can be trained to grow as a small tree or espalier. The shrub prefers a planting location with well-draining soil. Once the shrub’s root system grows, it can withstand periods of drought. It also tolerates summer heat and humidity.  Many gardeners prune back two or three of the shrub’s buds in the late winter months or early spring to encourage larger flowers the following summer.  If the shrub is left unpruned, it will continue to produce numerous blossoms but they will often be smaller in diameter. The Hibiscus syriacus Speciosus grows to a height of up to 3.5 meters and a width of around 3 meters. It prefers a planting location in full sunlight but will tolerate partial shade. Plant the shrub as a single specimen or as part of a hedge. When planting as a hedge plant, space each of the plants 3 meters apart.  For best results, plant the Rose of Sharon in the spring or fall months.  

GBP 17.50
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Buddleia White Profusion. White Florering Butterfly Bush

Buddleia White Profusion. White Florering Butterfly Bush

Buddleia White Profusion (Butterfly Bush) Commonly called Butterfly Bush White Profusion, the name says it all. This Buddleia cultivar will produce showy panicles of white scented flowers on long, upright, arching branches. It remains one of the most popular of the white-flowering buddleias and as its name suggests, it flowers abundantly. The flowers are white with golden, yellow, jewel-like centres. The large fragrant flower panicles can be up to 35 cm long and are extremely attractive to pollinators, particularly butterflies and bees.  The flowering period is late summer, around August. By deadheading the flowers, you can encourage Buddleia White Profusion to flower for even longer, sometimes right up until the first frosts. The scented flowers are very suited to use as cut flowers indoors.  Compared to other Buddleias, Buddleja White Profusion has a rounded bushy shape and will reach a height of about 2 metres. To get the best out of Buddleia White Profusion, it should be cut back to the ground every spring. This will encourage a more vigorous growth and produce more flowers in late summer. As with all Buddleja, White Profusion should be grown in a full sun position for best results. Other merits of the Butterfly Bush in general include its tolerance of poor soils. Buddleia White Profusion is perfect for growing in borders. Plant at the back at it will reach heights of circa 2 metres. It is a must-have magnet for all gardeners looking to cultivate a butterfly garden.Like most of the modern Buddleia cultivated varieties, Buddleia davidii ‘White Profusion’ (to give it its full name) is a cultivar of Buddleia davidii. Buddleia davidii is native to China where is was discovered in the 19th century. It carries the RHS AGM badge since 1993.  Interesting to know: Buddleia is also referred to as Buddleja, both versions deriving originally from Buddle, a British cleric and botanist after which the Buddleia genus is named (although his area of expertise was moss). Originally, the genus was christened Buddleja (with a silent j) as opposed to Buddleia, as the Latin form of Buddle would dictate.  

GBP 12.38
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Azalea Arabesk. Profuse red flowers Nice compact bushy shape

Azalea Arabesk. Profuse red flowers Nice compact bushy shape

Azalea ArabeskThis variety of azalea is an evergreen shrub with small, oval, glossy leaves, dome shape and red flowers.Arabesk is a perfect plant for mixed borders, containers or by itself. Outstanding red flowers in late spring and colour changing foliage are the main attributes of Azalea Arabesk. It likes acidic, moist, free draining soil in full sun or partial shade. It can be trimmed after flowering period, but that is not required. It grows up to 1m in height and spread. Plants in the containers shall be feed at least once a year with slow realise ericaceous fertilizerAzalea Arabesk are grown in the containers. They have been clipped on a regular basis and at the right time. As a result, these are nice, bushy and compacted plants that have been encouraged to produce an abundance of flower buds. Azalea Arabesk in 3l pot has 35-40cm spread.Azalea Arabesk in 7.5l pot has 40-45cm spread. Azalea Arabesk in 12l pot has 50-60cm spread. 

GBP 14.00
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Viburnum Plicatum Mariesii. Japanese Snowball Bush. London UK

Viburnum Plicatum Mariesii. Japanese Snowball Bush. London UK

Viburnum Plicatum Mariesii is a low growing shrub which is deciduous ie it loses its leaves over the winter months.  It grows in tiers or layers and the leaves are a delicate shape in bright green and in the early summer May - July an abundance of white flowers appear in on layer of the shrub.  It is fairly wide spreading up to 1.5m in width and can grow to 2m in height but very slowly.  This is a shrub often used by exhibitors at the RHS Chelsea Flower Show in May because it is in flower usually at that time and is always popular with the visitors.This plant has become a bestseller of our over the last couple of years for early Summer flowering interest.  It is also known as the Japanese Snowball Bush and is therefore often used with our Japanese plants such as nandina domestica and cryptomeria japonica.Other plants which would work well with the Viburnum Mariesii are the Pittosporum Tobira Nana Tree  and Viburnum Tinus Trevor Eve.Award of Garden Merit by the Royal Horticultural Society, a sure sign that it will perform well in most gardens

GBP 15.38
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Euonymus Japonicus Marieke Evergreen Variegated Shrub Buy UK

Euonymus Japonicus Marieke Evergreen Variegated Shrub Buy UK

Euonymus Japonicus Marieke has a number of synonyms - Euonymus Marieke, Japanese Spindle Bush and Ovatus Aureus are all names that are commonly used for this beautiful evergreen variegated shrub. The distinctive leaves are coloured green and yellow and give the shrub a very warm sunny appearance. Euonymus is a very useful shrub, as it is very easy to grow and maintain and can be grown in full sun or partial shade. With its low growing habit this is a good shrub for underplanting and placing in partially shady corners to really brighten them up. The leaf colour is a sunny yellow and green when the foliage is just emerging and these develop into a deep buttery yellow colour.At maturity this shrub can attain a height of 2.5 metres by 4 metres with a spread of 1.5 metres to 2.5 metres. The acceptance of a sheltered or exposed site makes Euonymus Marieke a favourite for growing in windy, coastal areas. If you are designing a two or three tiered hedge, this is a very attractive choice for the middle tier.

GBP 9.75
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Prunus Laurocerasus Mount Vernon Cherry Laurel. Low Growing

Prunus Laurocerasus Mount Vernon Cherry Laurel. Low Growing

Prunus laurocerasus Mount Vernon Laurel Prunus laurocerasus Mount Vernon Laurel is a low growing, compact shrub of the evergreen type. Its attractive mound shape makes it a wonderful choice across a number of locations where other materials wouldn’t do well. It is a dwarf version of Prunus laurocerasus Cherry Laurel. A superb ground cover plant, the Mount Vernon Laurel has glossy, showy leaves which are dark green above and pale green underneath. The horizontal branches keep the plant compact and low growing. In mid to late spring, it sends masses of spikes, which can be up to 13 cm long which form its scented white flowers. The flowers then pollinate into a cherry type fruit, which, for this variety are borne as black berries under the mass of foliage.The Mount Vernon Cherry Laurel is especially hardy. It will grow to be about 30 cm in height and about 60 cm in spread, so planting distances are typically recommended at about 45 cm between plants.  Mount Vernon is an American variety of the shortest Cherry Laurel.  Its uses range from borders, to rock gardens, and often as a luxurious looking ground cover. The slight droop to the leaves adds elegance to this specimen when used as a ground cover. Good to know that Prunus laurocerasus Mount Vernon will perform equally well in full sun and shade. One use that is popular is under trees where it can forage for moisture and is happy with the rain falling from the tree above. Even though it is a dwarf version of its parentage, it maintains the leaf size associated with them, often 15 cm in length.Prunus lauocerasus Mount Vernon’s white flowers arise in summer only, but it maintains its medium green foliage throughout the seasons, therefore considered a plant with a year-round interest. Use it as a low growing hedge, foundation, groundcover, on banks and slopes, as an edging in mixed beds, for erosion control, or to provide a structural garden.The preferred soil environment for the Mount Vernon Laurel includes a need for acidic soils which are rich in humus and drain through fairly well. It does not tolerate droughty conditions, nor extended periods of ‘wet feet’. In dry winters, during periods above freezing and soil exposure, it likes to be provided a little water. It likes a soil that can hold water, so clayey environments are acceptable, as long as you have good humus built up in the soil and it drains through well.

GBP 13.50
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Ilex Meserveae Heckenstar Blue Holly Castle Wall Holly

Ilex Meserveae Heckenstar Blue Holly Castle Wall Holly

Ilex meserveae Heckenstar Blue HollyA member of the Ilex Mererveae Blue Holly family, Ilex Meserveae Heckenstar is a male evergreen blue holly that’s perfect for tall hedging or for growing as a specimen tree. This cultivar of holly was discovered in 1998 in Germany. It’s the result of cross-pollination between Ilex Aquifolium ‘Pyramidalis' and Ilex x Meserveae BLUE PRINCE. Its is known as Blue Holly Heckenstar also Castle Wall Holly Heckenstar.This blue holly variety has beautiful foliage of small oval-shaped serrated deep green shiny leaves that measure approximately two inches long. The foliage remains in place all year round and in May greeny-white flowers appear in clusters of five. The flowers are not particularly noticeable to us but the bees and butterflies love them. This is a male holly that doesn’t produce berries but will pollinate nearby female holly plants such as Ilex Meserveae Blue Princess.Height And Spread of Ilex Meserveae HeckenstarThis is a medium growing holly that can reach up to three metres tall and a metre wide over ten years if left unpruned.How Hardy Is Ilex Meserveae HeckenstarCastle Wall Holly Heckenstar is very hardy and withstands UK winters down to sub-zero temperatures if its roots are well-drained. It is relatively pest-free and can withstand drought once established.How To Use Ilex Meserveae HeckenstarCastle Wall Holly Heckenstar is a good choice for thick dense hedging as its evergreen foliage grows tightly and it can reach up to three metres in height. It also makes a lovely specimen tree in the lawn or border as its shiny green foliage stays all year round and grows in an upright pyramidal form. Wildlife gardens benefit from its sheltering foliage and numerous pollinating flowers keep pollinators busy in May to June.If you have female hollies and would like berries Castle Wall Holly Heckenstar is an excellent pollinating partner.How To Care For Ilex Meserveae HeckenstarBlue Holly Heckenstar prefers a sunny, moist and well-drained spot but it will cope well with partial shade and can tolerate less than ideal conditions. It can be grown in an exposed spot but cold drying winds may damage the foliage.To create a dense hedge prune Blue Holly Heckenstar’s top branches after flowering to encourage branching side shots. In a relaxed, informal garden it can be left to grow in its natural pyramidal shape.Water well until established and place a thick layer of mulch around the roots in springtime to encourage healthy growth.

GBP 15.75
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Philadelphus Coronarius Mock Orange for sale Online UK

Philadelphus Coronarius Mock Orange for sale Online UK

Philadelphus Coronarius, also known as the common mock orange, is a hardy, low-maintenance shrub with fragrant flowers which will make a great addition to any city or country garden. It has received the RHS Award of Garden Merit to recognize its usefulness to UK gardeners. Native to southern Europe, Philadelphus Coronarius is a common sight in UK gardens. In spring its ovate leaves are bright yellow, changing to a yellow-green as the season goes on. Its creamy white fragrant flowers, 2.5 cm across with yellow centres, appear in early summer. Fully hardy throughout the UK, the common mock orange will grow to its full height of 1.5-2.5 metres and spread of 1-1.5 metres in 5-10 years, and last for decades. For a hedge, plant the shrubs 60 cm apart. Philadelphus Coronarius will benefit from an annual pruning immediately following the flowering period. Cut out all spent flowers to the first strong shoot, and cut out up to 20% of the older stems to the ground to encourage vigorous new growth. Philadelphus Coronarius will grow best in full sun or partial shade in any well-drained soil. It will also be happy in a damp, shaded spot. Once established it will tolerate dry soil conditions. It will do well in a sheltered or exposed position. Tolerant to both urban pollution and salt, it is a good choice for both city and coastal plantings. Common mock orange is often used as a hedging plant because of its dense structure and quick growth rate, giving a reliable, bushy screen in a few years from planting. It is best as an informal hedge, as it looks best when it retains a natural growth pattern. Philadelphus Coronarius is best planted where the fragrance of the flowers can be enjoyed in season, perhaps along the side of a patio, where it will also create an effective privacy screen in spring, summer, and autumn. In a smaller space a specimen shrub will still perfume the air and provide a season-long splash of colour with its bright green leaves. Planted near a window, its scent can be enjoyed inside as well. Common mock orange is also a classic cut flower, especially combined with June roses, bringing its perfume into the house and lasting up to a week. Philadelphus Coronarius has long been grown and appreciated by UK gardeners. Its reliable hardiness, bright foliage, and fragrant flowers make it a perfect choice for gardens everywhere!

GBP 13.50
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Viburnum Tinus Spirit Laurustinus Spirit Viburnum Tinus Anvi

Viburnum Tinus Spirit Laurustinus Spirit Viburnum Tinus Anvi

Viburnum Tinus Spirit or Laurustinus SpiritSince it offers year-round interest and needs little care to thrive, Viburnum Tinus or Laurustinus, as it is more commonly known, is one of the most popular compact evergreen shrubs we sell. The Spirit variety is prized for its lovely winter buds and blossoms that last up to six months, as well as its lush, dense foliage. Viburnum Tinus Spirit is synonymous with Viburnum Tinus Anvi.The dark green, leathery ovate leaves serve as a beautiful contrasting backdrop to pale pink winter buds. In the spring, the buds open to fragrant, tiny white blossoms borne in clusters, which stay on the shrub up to six months. Apart from being highly decorative, the flowers attract beneficial pollinators. The prolific floral display is followed by blue-black berries that offer interest in the autumn and are a favorite with birds.Height and Spread of Viburnum Tinus SpiritMore dense and compact than its close relatives, Laurustinus Spirit can achieve a maximum size of 2 metres, both high and across.How Hardy Is Viburnum Tinus SpiritLaurustinus Spirit is fully hardy in the United Kingdom. This broad-leaved shrub tolerates salt sprays, which makes it an excellent choice for coastal gardens.How To Use Viburnum Tinus SpiritWith dense, glossy foliage and year-round interest, Viburnum Tinus Anvi is often planted as a compact hedge. The mass planting will also encourage a more prolific berry production, which only adds to this shrub’s appeal.Versatile and attractive, this lovely rounded shrub will look equally good if planted on its own in the garden or as an addition to a mixed shrub border. To fully appreciate the months worth of scented blossoms, plant Laurustinus Spirit in a large container near a patio or on a balcony.How To Care For Viburnum Tinus SpiritEasy to grow and to care for, Viburnum Tinus Anvi is suitable for beginners and experienced gardeners alike. The ease of maintenance is one of the many reasons why this showy evergreen cultivar is so popular: it needs no routine pruning to keep its compact, rounded form neat and healthy.This evergreen flowering shrub is incredibly adaptable when it comes to planting location, and it will flourish anywhere from full sun to full shade, as long as it is in a sheltered spot. Grow this variety in moderately fertile, humus-rich, well-drained soil.Striking and adaptable, Laurustinus Spirit does not require extensive maintenance or impossible growing conditions but offers year-round interest and desirable features. For more lovely evergreens, make sure to take a look at our selection of shrubs for screening and hedging. More information on Viburnum on our blog. 

GBP 14.25
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Buddleja Davidii Empire Blue Butterfly Bush for Sale UK

Buddleja Davidii Empire Blue Butterfly Bush for Sale UK

Buddleja Davidii Empire Blue is a mid-sized deciduous violet-blue buddleja with orange eyes and white-green foliage. It’s an established cultivar with a sweet scent and the RHS Award of Garden Merit. It’s perfect for low-maintenance, wildlife-friendly informal borders.Buddleja Davidii is native to Japan and central China’s Sichuan and Hubei provinces. It’s named after Reverend Adam Buddle and Father Armand David, who were explorers and botanists in the 1880s. Buddleja Davidii became commercially available in Britain in the 1890s and it’s been popular ever since. Buddleia easily naturalises in our climate and enjoys a well-drained slope with little maintenance.The Empire Blue cultivar was bred in the United States by KA Lucal in Ohio in 1941. It’s a well-established cultivar that’s stood the test of time.  In spring, typical oval buddleja foliage emerges on woody stems. Its foliage is lance-shaped and green on the surface with a white underside. In mid to late summer, long panicles of violet-blue flowers emerge on new growth. Each panicle contains hundreds of tiny violet flowers each with an orange eye.This is a sweetly scented Butterfly Bush that holds the RHS AGM and the Plants for Pollinators badge. Both bees and butterflies adore Buddleja Davidii Empire Blue. It’s a must-have in wildlife gardens.Height And Spread of Buddleja Empire BlueThis is a mid-sized buddleja that reaches around 1.5 metres in height and spread over 5-10 years.How Hardy is Buddleja Empire BlueSince 1941 Buddleja Davidii Empire Blue has withstood British winters and coped with drought. It’s a hardy butterfly bush that isn’t bothered by pests or diseases.How To Use Buddleja Empire BlueThis is a medium-sized butterfly bush that suits mixed informal flower borders, country cottage-style gardens, coastal areas, and low-maintenance spaces in need of summertime colour.Buddleja Empire Blue is compact enough to grow in a large well-watered and fed container. It’ll brighten up a balcony or empty deck with its violet-blue flowers and pollinator visitors.How To Care For Buddleja Empire BlueThis woody shrub is very easy to grow. Choose a moist but well-drained spot in full sun or partial shade and it will thrive. Soil pH is not an issue, buddleja is so tenacious it grows in chalk, clay, sand, or loam in exposed and sheltered spots.For the healthiest shrub, cut down all its branches in early spring before new growth appears. It will regrow to its full height each summer and bloom profusely because flowers appear on new growth. Unpruned buddleja become leggy and have fewer flowers. Deadheading spent flower panicles throughout summer also encourages more blooms.Mulch Buddleja Davidii Empire Blue well in spring and water it well until you see new growth. If it’s growing in a container, be sure to fertilise it and raise the container up on feet to allow good drainage.

GBP 11.55
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Buddleia Nanho Blue. Buddleja Nanho Blue. Butterfly Bush

Buddleia Nanho Blue. Buddleja Nanho Blue. Butterfly Bush

Buddleia Nanho Blue (Butterfly Bush) Most plants have many names and we are all used to that. However, the cultivar Buddleia davidii ‘Nanho Blue’ has even more names than most. These include Buddleja davidii ‘Mongo’, Buddleia Nanho Petite Indigo as well as Petite Indigo. That said, it is the common name for Buddleia - butterfly bush – that lets us know exactly why it is so treasured in our British gardens. A Buddleia will bring joy and delight thanks to the sheer volume of butterflies, bees and other pollinators it is guaranteed to attract. Buddleia Nanho Blue (Buddleia Mongo) is a relatively early North American cultivar created in the 1980s from perhaps the best known of all the Buddleia varieties, Buddleja davidii.  When grown in the UK, Nanho Blue is a deciduous shrub with small, tidy leaves. In August, it produces profuse, beautifully scented indigo blue flowers that hang in clusters at the end of long, branching arches. These slim, compact profuse panicles of indigo blue flowers can reach up to 30 cm long and have a rather fruity, heady scent.  In terms of size, Buddleia or Buddleja Nanho Blue has an attractive shape when pruned and will grow to a maximum height of 1.5 metres. To get the most from this plant, make sure to plant it in a full sun position.  Tip: Pruning in spring increases profusion of FlowersThe Nanho Blue Butterfly Bush will maintain an attractive compact shape if correctly pruned, which you just need to do once per year. Simply it cut back hard, almost to the ground, in early spring just before the new growth begins. Don’t worry if this may seem a bit harsh. Buddleias bloom on new growth, so the plant will go on to flower in August. Furthermore a hard, spring prune serves to encourage lots of new growth as well as maintaining a shapely habit. If left unpruned, Buddleia Nanho Blue tends to get a bit straggly. Other than this annual prune, Nanho Blue is pretty much low maintenance.  In more extreme climates, Buddleia may die back to the root in very cold winters, but never fear, it will come back again in spring.  In addition to being a butterfly magnet, Buddleias have many other merits including flowering in August, a time when many other plants have finished for the season. If you deadhead the spent flowers, Buddleia bushes will continue to flower right up until late September /early October. The other point about Buddleia plants is that they will grow almost anywhere. So, even if your soil is sandy or very chalky, a buddleia will thrive as long as it is planted in a full sun position. They are also good plants for windy coastal climates.

GBP 12.38
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Prunus Padus Bird Cherry Trees for Sale Online. Mature Trees

Prunus Padus Bird Cherry Trees for Sale Online. Mature Trees

Prunus Padus, commonly called the Bird Cherry Tree, is a small native deciduous tree. It usually grows to a height of 15 meters with a canopy width of up to 8 meters. This tree is native to much of the UK and parts of Europe. During the Middle Ages, it was believed that if branches of the Bird Cherry were placed near the front door of a house they would ward off the dreaded Black Plague.  Prunus Padus Cherry is often found growing wild in wetlands and along riverbanks. It is also highly prized as a landscape tree. In May, small white flower racemes appear. The flowers boast a heavy almond scent. The early spring blooms are an excellent source of nectar and always attract bees, song birds and butterflies to the garden. Each single blossom measures 8-15 mm across and features five distinct petals. The Bird Cherry tree is a hermaphrodite and contains both male and female flower parts so is self-fertile.  After flowering, small black berries appear. The drupes are shiny and black. They each contain one large seed. Birds especially adore feasting on the berries even if they are extremely bitter tasting. Woodland creatures such as the badger, wood mouse, yellow-necked mouse, and dormouse also relish the sour berries. Although far too bitter for humans to eat, for centuries, the berries have been used to make liqueur, flavour wines and dye wool.   During the autumn, the foliage turns brilliant shades of red and orange before falling from the tree. The dark drupes often persist on the tree after the foliage is gone if the birds and creatures do not consume them.  The Prunus padus tree is extremely hardy and will grow in virtually any soil type. For optimum growth, it should be planted in well-draining moisture-retentive loamy soil. Once planted, the tree needs to be kept moderately moist to encourage ample root growth. Even after the tree is established, it still does not handle drought well and prefers evenly moist well-draining soil. It can withstand occasional flooding so is ideal to plant along a river or stream.  Plant this robust diminutive tree in a location that receives full sun for optimum flower and fruit product. It does not like windy areas and should have some wind protection to keep its branches from breaking. The Prunus padus grows at elevations of up to 600 meters in the U.K. It can tolerate a temperature drop down to -30 degrees Celsius without suffering damage. It is known to thrive in Northern Britain including Scotland.  The Bird Cherry tree looks wonderful planted as a specimen or as part of a thicket. The Royal Horticultural Society (RHS) also lists this tree as an ideal pollinator.  

GBP 11.25
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Osmanthus x Burkwoodii Burkwood Osmanthus Hedging UK

Osmanthus x Burkwoodii Burkwood Osmanthus Hedging UK

Osmanthus X Burkwoodii or Burkwood Osmanthus is a slow growing evergreen shrub with dark green leathery ovate shaped leaves that are 3-5cm long. This beautiful specimen makes a stunning dense hedge that has clusters of small white scented flowers, followed by blue-black fruits in late summer or autumn. Osmanthus Burkwoodii will grow into quite a large shrub reaching a max height of 3-5m and max spread  of 3-4m. It grows well in any well drained moist fertile soil and likes either full sun partial shade. Generally considered robust, Osmanthus Burkwoodii is fully hardy in Britain and Ireland. It can withstand temperatures up to -15 degrees, and doesn’t mind frost. Although this cultivar won’t appreciate an exposed location in areas with strong, biting winds, its resilience to the elements is much greater than other plants from the Oleaceae family this shrub belongs to. Burkwood Osmanthus is also a recipient of the renowned Award of Garden Merit by Royal Horticultural society, which is a sign of its good constitution and great performance in most gardens.With a dense, bushy habit, this rounded shrub with white, scented flowers, is an ideal plant for dimly lit corners of the garden, or as a backdrop for colourful, flowering shrubs. The dense, glossy, leathery foliage of this shrub makes it perfectly suited for hedges with multiple seasons of interest. As it requires little to no pruning to stay in perfect shape, and it’s generally pest and disease free, Burkwood Osmanthus is a great candidate for a highly decorative, low-maintenance hedge.With a year-round interest from evergreen foliage and clusters of white, heavily fragranced blossoms, this cultivar is a great choice for mixed shrub borders and hedges. Make sure to take a look at other Osmanthus varieties we have available for sale, or our selection of quality hedging plants. 

GBP 14.00
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Shrubby Veronica or Hebe pinguifolia Sutherlandii for Sale

Shrubby Veronica or Hebe pinguifolia Sutherlandii for Sale

Shrubby Veronica or Hebe pinguifolia Sutherlandii is a dense, low growing, evergreen shrub that will add accent to any landscape. Its beauty, ease of care and versatility make it an attractive addition to the garden. The most notable feature of Hebe pinguifolia Sutherlandii is its small silver-green leaves. Their soft colours with a touch of luster are appealing all year round. Hebe pinguifolia Sutherlandii also produces gorgeous spikes of small white flowers in summer. Shrubby Veronica flowers have two advantages. They attract a diversity of birds, bees and butterflies to the garden and they continue to flower all summer long. Hebe pinguifolia Sutherlandii is perfect for creating small hedges, borders or as a stand-alone shrub. This variety of Hebe stays relatively small reaching about 0.5 metres tall with a 0.6 metre diameter over time. The shape and texture of Hebe Veronica adds elegance to a variety of settings. It looks particularly good paired with stone elements or courser trees and shrubs. Its ability to thrive in a container also lends itself to growing on balconies, roof terraces or decks. One of the many advantages of Hebe pinguifolia Sutherlandii is its cold hardiness as it can withstand temperatures down to -18° Celsius. Hebe can be grown throughout the UK and does well even in coastal and inner city areas.   Hebe pinguifolia Sutherlandii has a medium growing rate and requires little maintenance. It doesn’t require much pruning and any desired trimming should be done after the plant has finished flowering for the season. It does well with occasional summer watering. Under ideal conditions, Shrubby Veronica can live for up to ten years, making it a great garden investment.An ideal place in your garden for this variety of Hebe has full sun and well drained, alkaline or neutral soil. Aside from that Hebe pinguifolia Sutherlandii is not very picky and will tolerate any soil type.

GBP 12.75
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Hydrangea Paniculata Wim's Red Buy Online UK Delivery

Hydrangea Paniculata Wim's Red Buy Online UK Delivery

Hydrangea Paniculata Wim's Red is a new and unusual variety of Hydrangea. Prolific white flowers gradually turn to a deep wine red colour as the flowers mature. This makes for a useful border plant as the interest is long lived throughout the season. For best results give them a good hard prune back in early Spring to encourage the new seasons growth.The chameleon-like blossoms, borne in long panicles are the most attractive feature of this cultivar. In mid-summer, the honey-scented blossoms unfold pure white, turning to shades of pale pink as the flowering season progresses, to mature in hues of deep, scarlet red in late fall. The medium green, toothed leaves, densely spread on strong, red stems, act as a perfect contrasting backdrop to the display of showy blossoms. Bred in Belgium, this specific variety of Hydrangea is fully hardy in the UK. This flowering shrub will thrive in full sun to partial shade and moist, but well-drained soil.  A hybrid of Pink Diamond and Dharuma cultivars, Hydrangea Paniculata Wim’s Red exhibits unusual resistance to heat and frost, and it does not require sheltering.Vigorous, with a broadly upright, bushy habit, this shrub can grow to be 1.80 to 3 metres in height and width. However, if it’s grown in a large container, Hydrangea Paniculata Wim’s Red will stay around 70 to 90 centimetres tall and wide.Sturdy and robust, this showy ornamental shrub is easy to grow, and ask very little in the way of maintenance. With a spectacular display of colour-changing flowers that stay on the shrub up to 12 weeks, Hydrangea Paniculata Wim’s Red is an ideal candidate for mixed shrub borders. Late to bloom, with a prolonged flowering season, this ornamental shrub offers interest as the fall progresses. Plant this cultivar alongside a walkway or near a patio to fully appreciate the brilliant change in blossom’s colours and the light, sweet fragrance.  

GBP 15.00
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Spiraea Japonica Goldflame. Buy Online London Garden Centre

Spiraea Japonica Goldflame. Buy Online London Garden Centre

Spiraea Japonica Goldflame is a beautiful colourful deciduous shrub that adds colour and vibrancy to your border. Its pretty deep pink flowers in attractive clusters arrive in late spring / early summer. But it is thanks to its foliage that it owes its dramatic name - Goldflame. Each spring it produces bright lime green foliage. As the foliage matures over the summer, this changes to golden foliage before it loses its leaves in winter. To encourage bright dramatic new growth in the folaige that is bronze / red in colour, hard prune back well before growth begins in spring time. Awarded the RHS Award of Garden Merit - this plant is easy to grow and copes well in sun or shade and likes a moist but well draining soil.Spiraea Japonica Goldflame is a hardy shrub that bright and fresh in the flower border. It doesn’t take up too much room as the growth habit is naturally compact and it won’t grow taller than 1 metre. As such, it can be considered a low growing shrub. Individual Spiraea Japonica Golden Flames placed together make a real impact in a wildlife or informal garden. Golden Flame’s flowers and bright foliage lasts from May to September, so it makes a bold, bright statement all summer long. It often holds onto its colour until the first frosts arrive.Spiraea Japonica Goldflame will grow best in partial shade. To make the most of this Spiraea, prune it in early spring leaving a 10 -15 cm framework behind. This will encourage fresh new growth and maintain an attractive shape. Without pruning they tend to become straggly. Deadhead Goldflame after flowering to improve the appearance.Most plants like a yearly application of mulch, and Spiraea Japonica Goldflame is no exception. Dig some compost or well rotted manure around its roots in early spring for optimum health and colours throughout the growing season. 

GBP 13.50
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Cistus Alan Fradd Rock Rose for Sale Online UK

Cistus Alan Fradd Rock Rose for Sale Online UK

Cistus Alan Fradd or Rock Rose Alan FraddSun Roses or Rock Roses, are small flowering shrubs native to the Mediterranean that prefer full sun and rocky, dry environments. The variety Cistus Alan Fradd, also known as Rock Rose Alan Fradd has evergreen foliage and thin, papery white flowers with a central deep purple blotch at the base of each petal. These purple spots also give the cultivar its full botanical name: Cistus Purpureus Alan Fradd. In the centre of the blossom, there is a boss of vibrant golden antlers that further adds to its loveliness. While the blossoms are delicate and not very long-lasting (they usually do not last for more than a day), they are produced freely and profusely in June and July.Height and Spread of Cistus Alan FraddLow-growing, Rock Rose Alan Fradd will achieve a maximum height and spread of up to 1 metre.How Hardy is Cistus Alan FraddRock Rose Alan Fradd is a tough, resilient cultivar. It is hardy in the United Kingdom and will fare well in most areas, surviving temperatures as low as -10 degrees Celsius. It is also considered pest and disease free.How To Use Cistus Alan FraddThe appeal of this flowering evergreen shrub is certainly its striking blossoms, but what makes Rock Rose Alan Fradd so special is its toughness. This plant does well in poor soils, dry soils, does not mind subzero temperatures or salty, seaside conditions. As a result, Rock Rose Alan Fradd is an ideal choice for dry banks, rock gardens, or coastal gardens. It will offer a burst of colour and interest in the summer months, and make a lovely groundcover for the rest of the year. The blossoms also attract pollinators (bees) so this pretty little shrub makes a good choice for wildlife gardens, as well.How To Care For Cistus Alan FraddRock Rose Alan Fradd is one of those plants that thrive on neglect and as long as it is planted in a sunny location, this compact evergreen shrub will be perfectly content. It does well in a range of different soils, including poor soils, but can become chlorotic on chalky soils. It prefers well-drained to dry soils.

GBP 15.00
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Cherry Laurel Caucasica Prunus Laurocerasus Caucasica Laurel

Cherry Laurel Caucasica Prunus Laurocerasus Caucasica Laurel

Caucasica LaurelCherry Laurel Caucasica is an extremely hardy evergreen laurel with dark green foliage. It’s perfect for hedging and screening.Cherry Laurel Caucasica, botanical name Prunus Laurocerasus Caucasica, is an evergreen laurel with year-round deep rich colour. It’s similar to its cousin the common laurel but it has darker green leaves that are elongated and a more vigorous upright growth habit. In spring (if untrimmed) small white flowers appear that are particularly attractive to insects and will ripen into black berries to feed the birds.  This is a deep-shade tolerant, tough hedging laurel with excellent foliage colour and a strong growth rate. Height and Width of Cherry Laurel CaucasicaThis is a fast-growing vigorous laurel that will put on 30-60 centimetres a year but its easily kept shorter with regular trimming. How Hardy Is Cherry Laurel CaucasicaCaucasica Laurel is extremely hardy down to sub-zero winters if its roots are well-drained. It thrives in deep shade and is drought tolerant too. Cherry laurels are rarely bothered by pests or disease.How To Use Cherry Laurel CaucasicaThis is a great low maintenance choice for hedging and screening as the foliage is evergreen, thick and dense. It will grow quickly to form a soft, natural barrier. Use it to mark a boundary or as a privacy screen in a medium to large garden.Prunus Laurocerasus Caucasica is also a great choice for wildlife-friendly gardens because its thick foliage provides shelter and the flowers and berries attract pollinators and birds. You can grow Caucasica Laurel in a container to spruce up a dull patio or deck in winter too. Other varieties of cherry laurel we stock includes Prunus Laurocerasus Etna, Prunus Laurocerasus Zabeliana and Prunus Laurocerasus Novita all of which are excellent evergreen hedging shrubs. How To Care For Cherry Laurel CaucasicaOther than a twice-yearly prune there is little to do for Prunus Laurocerasus Caucasica. It will happily grow in the majority of soils and will tolerate sun or deep shade in open or exposed areas but strong biting winds may mark the glossy leaves. For the richest and fastest growth apply a thick layer of mulch around the roots in spring and water well until its established.  

GBP 11.25
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Dwarf Rhododendron Dora Amateis White Flowering Variety

Dwarf Rhododendron Dora Amateis White Flowering Variety

Dwarf Rhododendron Dora AmateisDwarf Lepidote Hybrids are an alpine family of low-growing Rhododendrons, including the well-loved Rhododendron Dora Amateis, generally considered to be one of the finest of the white dwarf hybrids. This semi-dwarf evergreen shrub stands out for its compact shape and free-flowering habit. Around April or May, it produces a profusion of broadly funnel-shaped, slightly fragrant white flowers that are around 5cm across. Flowers are produced in trusses of 6 to 8 flowers, and can sometimes have very faint pink and green spotting. Foliage is mid to pale green. If grown in full sun, the leaves can take on a bronze tint.Rhododendron Dora Amateis was originally bred in the United States in 1951 by Edmond Amateis from New York. It has gone on to thrive in European climates. As a testament of its qualities and performance in UK gardens, Dwarf Rhododendron Dora Amateis holds the  Award of Garden Merit (AGM) by the Royal Horticultural Society.Height and Spread of Dwarf Rhododendron Dora AmateisWith a naturally rounded bushy growth habit and compact size, this semi-dwarf rhododendron tends to grow wider rather than taller. Its maximum size is around 1.5 metres in height.How Hardy is Dwarf Rhododendron Dora AmateisFully hardy in the United Kingdom, Rhododendron Dora Amateis can survive in areas with severe subzero temperatures- up to -15 degrees Celsius.How To Use Dwarf Rhododendron Dora AmateisRhododendron Dora Amateis is a showy evergreen shrub that is a good choice for small gardens, raised beds and even containers. It will not grow too big so it can be a great way to add interest to a patio or create a floral display in a mixed shrub border. Its alpine origins also make this rhododendron ideal for rock gardens.How To Care For Dwarf Rhododendron Dora AmateisLike most rhododendrons, Dora Amateis is a plant that requires acidic soil. Given its alpine origins, this evergreen flowering shrub can tolerate full sun provided the climate is moderate which suits UK climate conditions that are not overly hot. When grown in the UK in a sunny spot, this will bring out the bronze tint of the leaves. As for the soil, grow Rhododendron Dora Amateis in well-drained, humus-rich, acidic soil.

GBP 15.75
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Rhododendron Kalinka Purple Flowering Evergreen Shrub

Rhododendron Kalinka Purple Flowering Evergreen Shrub

Rhododendron KalinkaRhododendron Kalinka is a semi-dwarf evergreen with deep pink to purple flowers. It suits a low maintenance mixed border in a cottage-style garden. Rhododendron Kalinka is a cultivar of Japanese Rhododendron Yakushimanum which are commonly known as ‘Yak’ hybrids. Yak Hybrids are increasingly popular in the UK thanks to the typically rounded trusses and free-flowering habit and compact neat dome-shaped form.With its springtime glossy green rounded leaves with brown undersides, Rhododendron Kalinka is a stunning plant, but when its purple-pink flowers emerge it’s a truly beautiful rhododendron. In spring red buds open to pink bell-shaped flowers with paler centres. Up to 17 of these blooms are borne in conical trusses.The dense growth habit of this compact and neatly shaped rhododendron creates a pretty shrub that doesn’t take over the garden. Height And Spread of Rhododendron KalinkaThis is a compact Yak rhododendron that won’t get larger than a metre in all directions over ten years.How Hardy Is Rhododendron KalinkaKalinka is hardy in most of the UK surviving frosts if the roots are well-drained. It is rarely bothered by pests. How To Use Rhododendron KalinkaThis rhododendron is small enough to form part of a mixed border or gravel garden and will grow well on a slope. Its profusion of bell-shaped flowers are attractive to pollinators and it’s particularly suitable for low maintenance gardens.  You can grow Kalinka in a container as a specimen bush if the container is large and well-watered, but ensure the roots do not dry out and be sure to use ericaceous compost. How To Care For Rhododendron KalinkaRhododendron Kalinka thrives in acidic soil and will struggle in alkaline conditions. Prepare the planting hole with plenty of acid-based compost and top-dress each year. If you have chalky soil its best to grow this in a container with ericaceous compost. Rhododendrons need dappled light, prefer shelter, and enjoy moist but well-drained humus-rich soil. Be careful to plant on the shallow side, ensuring the stem is not buried. Kalinka does not need pruning but you can remove dead or diseased branches in spring before the flowers. Mulch well with ericaceous compost and water until established. 

GBP 15.00
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