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Hydrangea Aspera Hot Chocolate Dark Leaf Hydrangea

Hydrangea Aspera Hot Chocolate Dark Leaf Hydrangea

Hydrangea Aspera Hot ChocolateHot Chocolate is a new variety of hydrangea with dark foliage and blue-pink blooms. It is a distinctive lacecap variety with plenty of character and charm. Its foliage is a textured, dark-green brown when it emerges in spring with a deeper burgundy-brown underside that is darker than other varieties of hydrangea. In autumn the leaves turn from their rich chocolate colour to amber and yellow with orange highlights whilst retaining the brown underside.Lacecap flowers develop after the leaves have emerged in huge heads measuring 30cm across, and offering violet blue centres which turn a pretty pink towards the outer florets. Hydrangea Aspera Hot Chocolate is a mix of all the hydrangea colours in one. It Is an unbeatable lacecap that flowers from early summer through to autumn.This deciduous hydrangea will grow to three metres tall and spread over 1.5-2.5 metres in width over ten to twenty years if it’s left unpruned.How Hardy is Hydrangea Aspera Hot ChocolateHydrangea Hot Chocolate is hardy through most of the UK if its feet are kept from waterlogged soil, but it may struggle in persistent freezing winds of the mid and north regions.How To Use Hydrangea Aspera Hot ChocolateHydrangea Aspera Hot Chocolate is an ideal border filler because it has a compact neat habit and stunning flower display. It teams well with white paniculata hydrangeas and Hibiscus Purple Pillar for spring to autumn colour and structure.Cottage gardens and wildlife gardens benefit from its textured appearance, and it also provides excellent cut flowers for formal decorations. Alternatively, place it in the middle of your lawn as a specimen plant or soften your patio with several Hydrangea Hot Chocolate plants grown in large well-watered containers.How To Care For Hydrangea Aspera Hot ChocolateMinimal care is needed, so this is an ideal flowering shrub for busy folk without much time to spare.Hydrangea Aspera Hot Chocolate appreciates water in hot dry spells and prefers a sunny or partially shady position. It will grow in all soils and flowers across the summer months. Flowers remain a consistent colour in all pH soils.You can prune Hydrangea Hot Chocolate after the flowers have finished, cutting out broken branches and crossed stems, but if you want to keep yours small, cut back all the branches by a third to a healthy bud. A thick layer of organic matter around the roots will feed your hydrangea and help produce the stunning colours of its chocolatey-foliage and pink to purple blooms.If you want a border filler with plenty of style or can’t choose between the pink or blue hydrangea colours, then Hot Chocolate brings you the best of both worlds. It’s easy to grow, beautiful and hardy - you can’t go wrong with this garden star.

GBP 157.50
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Azalea Japonica Hot Shot Variegated Azaleas Online UK

Azalea Japonica Hot Shot Variegated Azaleas Online UK

Azalea Japonica Hot Shot A Japanese native, Azalea Japoncia Hot Shot has beautiful variegated leaves and strikingly bright red flowers that appear in late Spring. This is a bushy azalea with a rounded shape which prefers acidic, well drained soil. Be sure to give it good mulch after planting. It will be perfectly happy in a pot as well as planting directly in the ground.Azalea Japonica Hot Shot is a prolific bloomer, which displays reddish-orange, single flowers with emerge from upright buds. It is very floriferous and blooms from mid to late spring. Hot Shot has variegated leave foliage. The small, dark green and elliptic leaves have distinct white margins. When in flower, the foliage provides a striking backdrop to the vibrant red blooms.More Azaleas and plants that thrive in acidic soil....You may also want to take a look at Azalea Japonica Silver Queen, another variegated evergreen azalea. 

GBP 78.38
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Acer Palmatum Butterfly. Mature Japanese Acer for Shade.

Acer Palmatum Butterfly. Mature Japanese Acer for Shade.

Acer Palmatum Butterfly has lots of tiny red flowers in spring which make a great contrast to the grey green leaves which are margined with salmon pink and white.Acer Palmatum Butterfly is a compact and upright variety of Japanese Maple and is an ideal specimen tree for any sized garden. Acer Palmatum Butterfly will grow better in a shady position as the leaves can scorch in the hot summer sun.Characteristics of Acer Palmatum Butterfly are it is slow growing, fully hardy and flowers April to May.Standing at over 7 feet tall, our Acer Palmatum Butterfly plants are premium, single stem, mature plants and will make an instant impact in your garden. Tips: Grow in Partial shade. 

GBP 56.25
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Acer Palmatum Butterfly. Mature Japanese Acer for Shade.

Acer Palmatum Butterfly. Mature Japanese Acer for Shade.

Acer Palmatum Butterfly has lots of tiny red flowers in spring which make a great contrast to the grey green leaves which are margined with salmon pink and white.Acer Palmatum Butterfly is a compact and upright variety of Japanese Maple and is an ideal specimen tree for any sized garden. Acer Palmatum Butterfly will grow better in a shady position as the leaves can scorch in the hot summer sun.Characteristics of Acer Palmatum Butterfly are it is slow growing, fully hardy and flowers April to May.Standing at over 7 feet tall, our Acer Palmatum Butterfly plants are premium, single stem, mature plants and will make an instant impact in your garden. Tips: Grow in Partial shade. 

GBP 47.50
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Abelia Grandiflora Radiance. Abelia Radiance - Buy Online

Abelia Grandiflora Radiance. Abelia Radiance - Buy Online

Abelia Grandiflora Radiance is a semi-evergreen compact abelia variety with pinky-white long-lasting flowers. It’s perfect for hot sunny borders in milder climates.Abelias are native to Eastern Asia and Mexico where the climate is hot and dry. The cultivar Abelia Radiance enjoys a sunny spot but is suited to UK garden life if it's well-drained and sheltered. In colder areas it may lose some foliage but in general, keeps its variegated foliage year-round.Spring shoots emerge with a tint of red that sets off the foliage’s glossy green and creamy white borders. Pretty, tiny trumpet-shaped flower bloom in clusters emerging pale pink and fresh white and lasting from July to October. If positioned correctly in a sunny well-drained spot Abelia Radiance is a strong performer that brings winter colour and long-lasting sweetly fragrant flowers for months on end.Height and Spread of Abelia Grandiflora RadianceThis is a compact cultivar that will reach no more than a metre in height and 150 cms in spread. It is a mound-forming tidy grower that won’t outstay its welcome.How Hardy is Abelia Grandiflora RadianceAbelia Radiance is hardy in the UK down to minus temperatures if the roots are well-drained and it has shelter from freezing winds and frost pockets. Once established it is drought tolerant and rarely bothered by pestsHow To Use Abelia Grandiflora RadianceAbelia Radiance suits the middle of a hot sunny border where it can spread to its maximum width of 150 cms. The pretty fragrant flowers suit a cottage style garden and its sun-loving nature mean it enjoys a coastal spot.You can grow Abelia Radiance in a well-watered and fed container to brighten a dull deck, patio, or front garden where it will attract plenty of pollinators from summer through to the first frosts.How To Care for Abelia Grandiflora RadianceAbelia is best grown in full sun in well-drained borders for the best flowers, but Abelia Radiance can tolerate partial shade as well. Choose a sheltered spot free from winds, such as next to a wall or fence, and it will flower spectacularly well.Abelia is not fussy about soil pH or conditions growing in both acid and alkaline soils equally so long as they are well-drained.There is no need to prune this well-formed mounded abelia, but you can prune out any crossed or dead branches in winter if necessary. Don’t prune harshly or it will affect the following year’s flower display.

GBP 37.50
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Acer Palmatum Trees. Japanese Maple Trees to Buy online UK

Acer Palmatum Trees. Japanese Maple Trees to Buy online UK

Acer Palmatum is one of the best known of the Japanese Maple tree varieties and is sometimes referred to as the Japanese Smooth Maple tree. These Acers originate from lower altitudes throughout central and southern Japan, they originally grew under the canopy of larger trees in woodlands.Acer Palmatum prefers a moist, rich, well drained soil in partial shade and should be sheltered from winds to prevent leaf burn. It’s very important not to let Acers dry out during the hot summer months. They will reward you by producing a magnificent display of leaf colours in the autumn, turning warm yellows, vibrant oranges and shades of red, creating spectacular shapes and sometimes decorative bark texture and colour.Most popularly included in any Japanese garden design, these trees are also beautiful when planted as a specimen tree, or as a singular statement tree.

GBP 24.75
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Eucalyptus Camaldulensis Rostrata, Red River Gum Tree

Eucalyptus Camaldulensis Rostrata, Red River Gum Tree

Eucalyptus Rostrata is a large evergreen eucalyptus tree with cream bark and scented leaves. It’s an excellent choice of specimen tree for planting near water.Eucalyptus Camaldulensis Rostrata is native to Australia. It’s a familiar sight in Australian towns and gardens as its large spreading canopy provides shade in the hot months. It will grow in UK gardens too where it’s better known as Red River Gum. This eucalyptus tree has smooth cream bark and lance-shaped mint-scented mature leaves. New foliage emerges rounded and lighter than the mature leaves and in spring small panicles of pollinator-attracting white flowers with yellow stamens appear. In the winter months this large tree holds onto its leaves and creates a focal point in empty gardens.Height and Spread of Eucalyptus RostrataRed River Gum is fast growing and can reach heights of 40 metres but it can be kept smaller with regular pruning.How Hardy Is Eucalyptus RostrataThis is a hardy tree that once established withstands cold winters and hot summers. Its scented leaves deter pests.How To Use Eucalyptus RostrataThis is a large fast-growing tree that’s best grown as a specimen in a large garden or kept well pruned in smaller spaces. Its aromatic foliage is welcomed in the dull winter months and the small flowers attract pollinators to wildlife friendly spaces.If you have a sunny garden this tree provides shade and because it’s a thirsty tree it suits a spot by water. Red River Gum is a good alternative to willow.The scented foliage is popular and long-lasting in flower arrangements.How To Care For Eucalyptus RostrataRed River Gum is a self-sufficient tree once established. Plant yours in a sunny spot near a water source if possible. If planting into soil without a water source nearby keep it well watered in the dry months.Fill the planting hole with plenty of well-rotted manure or compost and keep grass clear from the base until established to cut down on nutrient competition. Eucalyptus Camaldulensis Rostrata can be left to grow naturally or pruned to restrict its height and spread. Prune in early spring and again in May/June to trim back new bushy growth. Mulch each year but keep mulch away from the trunk as it may cause rot.

GBP 313.50
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Azalea Japonica Silver Queen, Flowering Trees and Shrubs UK

Azalea Japonica Silver Queen, Flowering Trees and Shrubs UK

Azalea Japonica Silver Queen is another stunning variegated Azalea. With a low growing and mound forming habit, this is a small evergreen shrub. The beautiful green and silver leaves can really lift a corner of the garden and when the bright pink flowers appear, this shrub gives a great display and the flowers attract many pollinators. The flowers are medium size, of tubular shape and produced in abundance.Silver Queen is suitable for both growing in pots or planting in the ground. As with all Azaleas, Silver Queen prefers an acidic soil and will benefit from feeding 2-3 times per annum with ericaceous feed.With its very profuse flowering habit, glossy green leaves with the silver margin and its compact shape, Azalea Silver Queen is a good performer. It is a neat, evergreen azalea hybrid that won’t get overly large. Over many years, it will reach a maximum height of about 80 cm.  If you are interested in more evergreen variegated azaleas, take a look also at Azalea Japonica Hot Shot, a red flowering variety. 

GBP 16.10
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Yucca Filamentosa Bright Edge Needle Palm Bright Edge

Yucca Filamentosa Bright Edge Needle Palm Bright Edge

Yucca Filamentosa Bright Edge (or Needle Palm) is an RHS AGM winning small evergreen tropical palm with sharp long strap-like leaves and creamy-white flowers in late summer. It suits tropical style Mediterranean gardens, sun-soaked borders, and sunny containers.Yuccas are native to the southwestern United States and Mexico where they grow in desert-like arid environments. Yucca Filamentosa is native to the southeastern United States and is often called Needle Palm or Adam’s Needle. The Bright Edge cultivar is named for its wide and bright yellow variegated leaf margins that form a thick stripe along its 60 cm long sword-shaped leaves. This clump of foliage is sharp and pointed, so it can prick skin.In late summer, panicles of nodding creamy-white bell-shaped flowers appear on 1.5 metre tall stems. Bees love its flowers, so the RHS has also awarded it the Plants for Pollinators badge.This is an architectural choice for hot sunny borders and tropical style gardens but care should be taken around children and pets.Height and Spread of Yucca Filamentosa Bright EdgeNeedle Palm Bright Edge reaches a maximum height of 50 centimetres and spreads over 1.5 metres. Its flower spikes can reach 1.5 metres in height.How Hardy is Yucca Filamentosa Bright EdgeNeedle Palm Bright Edge is hardy in most of the UK down to freezing temperatures if it has well drained roots. Once established, it is especially drought resistant and it tolerates salty coastal areas.How To Use Yucca Filamentosa Bright EdgeFill up a hot border with rows of this yucca, use them in an urban sun-drenched front garden, or plant up in a well watered container to fill a balcony with shape and visiting pollinators.Needle Palm Bright Edge is popular in Mediterranean and tropical style gardens. It’s a low maintenance but eye-catching way to fill a south-facing space.How To Care For Yucca Filamentosa Bright EdgeThis compact yucca needs well drained soil and full sun. It will tolerate partial shade bt will struggle to flower there. Any type of well-drained soil is suitable including sand and chalk.Pruning isn’t required, but you can remove damaged foliage or spent flower spikes in spring before the new growth arrives.Water well until you see new growth and apply a thick layer of mulch to the roots in late summer to protect it from the winter rain. Container grown yucca should always be left on raised feet to ensure good drainage.

GBP 105.00
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Yucca Filamentosa Bright Edge Needle Palm Bright Edge

Yucca Filamentosa Bright Edge Needle Palm Bright Edge

Yucca Filamentosa Bright Edge (or Needle Palm) is an RHS AGM winning small evergreen tropical palm with sharp long strap-like leaves and creamy-white flowers in late summer. It suits tropical style Mediterranean gardens, sun-soaked borders, and sunny containers.Yuccas are native to the southwestern United States and Mexico where they grow in desert-like arid environments. Yucca Filamentosa is native to the southeastern United States and is often called Needle Palm or Adam’s Needle. The Bright Edge cultivar is named for its wide and bright yellow variegated leaf margins that form a thick stripe along its 60 cm long sword-shaped leaves. This clump of foliage is sharp and pointed, so it can prick skin.In late summer, panicles of nodding creamy-white bell-shaped flowers appear on 1.5 metre tall stems. Bees love its flowers, so the RHS has also awarded it the Plants for Pollinators badge.This is an architectural choice for hot sunny borders and tropical style gardens but care should be taken around children and pets.Height and Spread of Yucca Filamentosa Bright EdgeNeedle Palm Bright Edge reaches a maximum height of 50 centimetres and spreads over 1.5 metres. Its flower spikes can reach 1.5 metres in height.How Hardy is Yucca Filamentosa Bright EdgeNeedle Palm Bright Edge is hardy in most of the UK down to freezing temperatures if it has well drained roots. Once established, it is especially drought resistant and it tolerates salty coastal areas.How To Use Yucca Filamentosa Bright EdgeFill up a hot border with rows of this yucca, use them in an urban sun-drenched front garden, or plant up in a well watered container to fill a balcony with shape and visiting pollinators.Needle Palm Bright Edge is popular in Mediterranean and tropical style gardens. It’s a low maintenance but eye-catching way to fill a south-facing space.How To Care For Yucca Filamentosa Bright EdgeThis compact yucca needs well drained soil and full sun. It will tolerate partial shade bt will struggle to flower there. Any type of well-drained soil is suitable including sand and chalk.Pruning isn’t required, but you can remove damaged foliage or spent flower spikes in spring before the new growth arrives.Water well until you see new growth and apply a thick layer of mulch to the roots in late summer to protect it from the winter rain. Container grown yucca should always be left on raised feet to ensure good drainage.

GBP 101.25
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Boxwood Topiary Spiral Buxus Spiral Box Spiral Topiary

Boxwood Topiary Spiral Buxus Spiral Box Spiral Topiary

Boxwood Topiary Spiral is a small-leaved slow-growing evergreen shrub clipped into spiral form using topiary techniques. It’s an excellent way to bring shape and formality to your garden. It suits patios and balconies and creates ornamental living sculpture on either side of a door or pathway.Buxus, better known as box or boxwood, is a widespread evergreen native to Europe, northwest Africa, southwest Asia and across to Turkey. It’s been grown in UK gardens for centuries as topiary and low evergreen hedges or parterres for herb or medicinal gardens.Buxus spirals are closely clipped box plants. They have many tiny dark-green glossy leaves throughout the year and tiny white flowers in spring that are adored by pollinators. Box holds the RHS plants for pollinators badge for its bee-attracting properties.Box takes very well to topiary. It’s forgiving and can be trained into globes, cones, pyramids and the spirals that we offer here. It’s hard to beat formally clipped box, and in spiral form it’s a talking point with instant impact.Height And Spread of Boxwood Topiary SpiralBox will grow to several metres in height and spread, but buxus spirals can be kept short and neat with a yearly trim.How Hardy Is Boxwood Topiary SpiralThis is a hardy evergreen shrub that withstands freezing temperatures if it has well-drained roots.How To Use Boxwood Topiary SpiralNothing brings more formality than clipped box topiary.Use buxus spirals on either side of your front door, mark out the start or end of a pathway, or line a front garden with smart green sculpture. A row of spirals creates an unusual low hedge to partition garden spaces, and they will attract pollinators if the flowers are left to bloom before a trim.Box spirals grow well in containers, but will require regular water and box-specific fertiliser to flourish.How To Care For Boxwood Topiary SpiralBox spirals prefer partial shade and will grow in the majority of well-drained soils including chalk and sand if regularly watered. Box doesn’t like drying out and hot direct sun can scorch its foliage.Because they are slow growing, buxus spirals only require one clip a year (maximum two) to keep in shape.  Water them well until established and during hot spells. Use regular good quality buxus feed and apply a thick layer of mulch to the roots in spring to trap moisture and provide nutrients for the growing year.

GBP 371.25
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Yucca Filamentosa Bright Edge Needle Palm Bright Edge

Yucca Filamentosa Bright Edge Needle Palm Bright Edge

Yucca Filamentosa Bright Edge (or Needle Palm) is an RHS AGM winning small evergreen tropical palm with sharp long strap-like leaves and creamy-white flowers in late summer. It suits tropical style Mediterranean gardens, sun-soaked borders, and sunny containers.Yuccas are native to the southwestern United States and Mexico where they grow in desert-like arid environments. Yucca Filamentosa is native to the southeastern United States and is often called Needle Palm or Adam’s Needle. The Bright Edge cultivar is named for its wide and bright yellow variegated leaf margins that form a thick stripe along its 60 cm long sword-shaped leaves. This clump of foliage is sharp and pointed, so it can prick skin.In late summer, panicles of nodding creamy-white bell-shaped flowers appear on 1.5 metre tall stems. Bees love its flowers, so the RHS has also awarded it the Plants for Pollinators badge.This is an architectural choice for hot sunny borders and tropical style gardens but care should be taken around children and pets.Height and Spread of Yucca Filamentosa Bright EdgeNeedle Palm Bright Edge reaches a maximum height of 50 centimetres and spreads over 1.5 metres. Its flower spikes can reach 1.5 metres in height.How Hardy is Yucca Filamentosa Bright EdgeNeedle Palm Bright Edge is hardy in most of the UK down to freezing temperatures if it has well drained roots. Once established, it is especially drought resistant and it tolerates salty coastal areas.How To Use Yucca Filamentosa Bright EdgeFill up a hot border with rows of this yucca, use them in an urban sun-drenched front garden, or plant up in a well watered container to fill a balcony with shape and visiting pollinators.Needle Palm Bright Edge is popular in Mediterranean and tropical style gardens. It’s a low maintenance but eye-catching way to fill a south-facing space.How To Care For Yucca Filamentosa Bright EdgeThis compact yucca needs well drained soil and full sun. It will tolerate partial shade bt will struggle to flower there. Any type of well-drained soil is suitable including sand and chalk.Pruning isn’t required, but you can remove damaged foliage or spent flower spikes in spring before the new growth arrives.Water well until you see new growth and apply a thick layer of mulch to the roots in late summer to protect it from the winter rain. Container grown yucca should always be left on raised feet to ensure good drainage.

GBP 41.25
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Abelia x Grandiflora Francis Mason. Abelia Francis Mason

Abelia x Grandiflora Francis Mason. Abelia Francis Mason

Abelia Francis Mason is a mid-sized semi-evergreen shrub with pink flowers and variegated foliage. It suits sunny borders and containers.Abelias are native to eastern Asia and Mexico where they thrive in dry soil and hot sun. The cultivar Grandiflora Francis Mason is a sport of its parent Abelia. It was discovered in a New Zealand nursey in the 1950s and its attributes have made it popular across the world.This shrub is semi-evergreen which means it will keep its foliage in most parts of the UK. The foliage is attractive with dark green centres and bright yellow edges held on elegant arching stems. The pale pink trumpet-shaped flowers are borne in clusters and have a sweet honey fragrance that is most noticeable on hot days. The flowers last from July to October and attract bees.This is a reliable semi-evergreen that fills a sunny gap and regularly flowers without trouble.Height And Spread of Abelia x Grandiflora Francis MasonAbelia Francis Mason is slow-growing and will reach 1.5 metres in height and width over 10-20 years depending on the growing conditions.How Hardy Is Abelia x Grandiflora Francis MasonThis is a hardy plant that withstands damp and cold UK winters in most of the UK if it has shelter from harsh freezing winds and the roots are well-drained. It prefers full sun and can cope with drought once established. Pests rarely bother abelias.How To Use Abelia x Grandiflora Francis MasonAbelia Francis Mason is a lover of sunny borders and it will grow in a watered and fed container on the deck too. Its sun-loving nature means it suits coastal areas and west/east facing gardens including wall side spots. The pretty pink flowers suit a cottage style garden and attract plenty of pollinators late into the season to wildlife-friendly spaces.  How To Care For Abelia x Grandiflora Francis MasonBest grown in full sun in well-drained borders for the best flowers. It suits a well-drained border and is not fussy about the soil or ph type including chalky alkaline conditions. Choose a sheltered spot that catches plenty of sun and water well until established. Prune out dead or crossed branches in winter to reduce the size if needed, however, Abelia Francis Mason can be left to its own devices once settled in the right spot. 

GBP 15.75
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Hydrangea Arborescens Invincibelle Pink Annabelle

Hydrangea Arborescens Invincibelle Pink Annabelle

Hydrangea Arborescens Invincibelle Pink Annabelle, more simply known as Pink Annabelle, is an Arborescens variety of hydrangea with large, show-stopping pink blooms. Pink Annabelle is a pink version of the very popular white Annabelle hydrangea known for its easy growing habits and fabulous blooms. Pink Annabelle is also easy to grow, and has been bred to retain its dramatic pink shade no matter what the soil Ph.Pink Annabelle’s leaves emerge in spring, and they provide an understated backdrop for the pink blooms that reach up to thirty centimetres in diameter. The full rounded heads emerge in early summer as a hot luminous pink before softening to a baby pink. Pink Annabelle flowers throughout the summer and often into autumn sometimes only dropping its pink blooms when frosts arrive.Hydrangea Arborescens Invincibelle Pink Annabelle will reach a height of 1 -1.5 metres if well cared for. How Hardy is Hydrangea Arborescens Invincibelle Pink Annabelle?Pink Annabelle is full hardy in the UK and can be grown in full sun to partial shade although it does prefer morning sun and afternoon shade in very hot summers as sunshine can fade its blooms. Very windy areas may find the flowers are shaken loose or damaged. How To Use Hydrangea Arborescens Invincibelle Pink AnnabellePink Annabelle is a bright addition to the flower border. Its eye-catching colour goes best with white shades, and because the flowers last all summer it’s a great performer. Pink Annabelle can be grown very successfully in deep pots on the patio too, preferring ericaceous compost. Use her as a one off show-stopper or as matching bookends for an archway or door.How To Care For Hydrangea Arborescens Invincibelle Pink AnnabellePink Annabelle prefers a sunny to semi-shade position and good quality soil. Soil does not change her blooms as with other hydrangeas, so dig in lots of well-rotted organic matter before planting out, ensuring it’s well mixed with the surrounding soil. It’s not necessary to feed Pink Annabelle and try to avoid overwatering her because the extra nutrients can make the flowers grow so large that the branches cannot support their weight. A yearly mulch or compost is sufficient. If Pink Annabelle becomes too large or you need to maintain her size, prune back excess branches after flowering has finished. This cultivar blooms on new wood, unlike other hydrangeas that blooms on the previous year so don’t be afraid to prune back hard. Pink Annabelle is high-impact low-effort plant that deserves a space in every garden.  If you’re a lover of pink flowers Pink Annabelle is set to become your new garden favourite.

GBP 105.00
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Pinus Nigra Spielberg Black Pine Spielberg Dwarf Black Pine. Dwarf Conifers

Pinus Nigra Spielberg Black Pine Spielberg Dwarf Black Pine. Dwarf Conifers

Pinus Nigra Spielberg or Black Pine Spielberg. Black Pines sometimes referred to as Austrian pines are evergreen conifers that originate from Turkey, North West Africa and Southern Europe, but they have adapted well to life in the UK. This evergreen is Pinus Nigra Spielberg, a naturally occurring black pine hybrid that is perfect for coastal and rock gardens. A dwarf conifer, this compact black pine grows slowly, reaching a height of just 1.5 metres in ten years. As it grows Black Pine Spielberg produces very long soft needles, which are partially twisted and interesting to touch. These needles are a rich green shade, particularly in winter when the end of summer heralds a rapid push of new growth. This is a soft looking dwarf conifer giving a shaggy effect. If left alone unclipped it will grow into a pyramid shape with a flat top. Black Pine Spielberg is one of the hardiest plants you can buy. Originating from places with extremes of cold and hot weather this black pine will weather all temperatures if it is kept from water-logged conditions. Perfect for rock gardens, Japanese features and coastal designs with its dark brown and black bark, it fits into any scheme that includes stones, small sculptural shrubs, alpines and heath land effects. The year round green needles contrast nicely with white stones and pebbles, and it stands out against a wash washed wall or fence. Pinus Nigra Spielberg fares well in windy conditions so it is a good choice for exposed areas. It prefers sun, and will grow best in a sunny situation, but it will tolerate partial shade too.  Pot grown specimens are versatile as you can move them around your garden in winter months to cover a bare spot. They are showy on either side of your front door in the colder months, and the small size means they remain light and easy to transport. This compact pine will grow in most soils, or in a large pot if it is well watered during hot spells and kept on feet to avoid water logging. No pruning is necessary as Black Pine Spielberg grows in a compact tidy shape, but fertilising with well-rotted manure will boost its growth and brighten the needles. This is an interesting low growing pine with plenty of structure and hardiness for a year-round garden. If you need shape and architectural lines in a rock garden, or want to keep your outside spaces interesting when the perennials have died back, Pinus Nigra Spielberg is an attractive low-maintenance choice. 

GBP 146.25
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Hydrangea Madame Emile Mouillere White Flowering Variety

Hydrangea Madame Emile Mouillere White Flowering Variety

Hydrangea Madame Emile Mouillère is a deciduous RHS AGM winning hydrangea with large green leaves and abundant white flowerheads throughout the summer. It suits mixed borders and large well-watered plant containers.Hydrangea Madame Emile Mouillère is a macrophylla hydrangea which is native to Japan. They are deciduous, big leaved shrubs with large flowerheads that are grown across the world in many different cultivars.Madame Emile Mouillere is a Hortensia cultivar with the RHS Award of Garden Merit for its outstanding features that include large green leaves and rounded heads of pure white flowers that develop a tinge of pink as they age. Its flowerheads are particularly long-lasting and cover the shrub for months. During winter, their skeletal dried flowerheads remain on the plant and bring structure to a bare winter garden.This is an excellent hydrangea that gives plenty of interest for the majority of the year. A great choice for small gardens where every inch of space counts.Height And Spread Of Hydrangea Madame Emile MouillèreHydrangea Madame Emile Mouillère is a neat hydrangea that reaches a maximum height of around 2 metres and spreads over 1-1.5 metres.How Hardy Is Hydrangea Madame Emile MouillèreIf its roots are well-drained and it’s watered well in the hot months this is a hardy hydrangea capable of coping with the UK’s freezing winters.How To Use Hydrangea Madame Emile MouillèreHydrangea Madame Emile Mouillère suits cottage and low maintenance informal gardens in a mixed border or a more urban space as a focal point. Its long-lasting flowers brighten a garden from late spring to autumn and are numerous enough to remove a few for cut flower arrangements.If you have a large well-watered and well-fed container this hydrangea will thrive on a patio, balcony, or roof-terrace.How To Care For Hydrangea Madame Emile MouillèreHydrangea Madame Emile Mouillère is easy to grow in most types of well-drained soil where it remains white but may blush pink in full sun. A partially sunny spot to a position in full sun is best and although it can cope with exposed spaces, some shelter will protect its flower heads.Pruning isn’t necessary but on established shrubs, larger blooms emerge if a few of the older stems are removed at its base in early spring to reinvigorate the plant. Take care to remove only a few stems because hydrangeas flower on last year’s growth. Remove last year’s flower heads in spring, cutting down to the next strong bud and mulch with a thick layer of well-rotted organic matter.Hydrangeas like water, so water it well until established and regularly throughout the year and during hot spells.

GBP 49.50
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Hydrangea Arborescens Invincibelle Pink Annabelle

Hydrangea Arborescens Invincibelle Pink Annabelle

Hydrangea Arborescens Invincibelle Pink Annabelle, more simply known as Pink Annabelle, is an Arborescens variety of hydrangea with large, show-stopping pink blooms. Pink Annabelle is a pink version of the very popular white Annabelle hydrangea known for its easy growing habits and fabulous blooms. Pink Annabelle is also easy to grow, and has been bred to retain its dramatic pink shade no matter what the soil Ph.Pink Annabelle’s leaves emerge in spring, and they provide an understated backdrop for the pink blooms that reach up to thirty centimetres in diameter. The full rounded heads emerge in early summer as a hot luminous pink before softening to a baby pink. Pink Annabelle flowers throughout the summer and often into autumn sometimes only dropping its pink blooms when frosts arrive.Hydrangea Arborescens Invincibelle Pink Annabelle will reach a height of 1 -1.5 metres if well cared for. How Hardy is Hydrangea Arborescens Invincibelle Pink Annabelle?Pink Annabelle is full hardy in the UK and can be grown in full sun to partial shade although it does prefer morning sun and afternoon shade in very hot summers as sunshine can fade its blooms. Very windy areas may find the flowers are shaken loose or damaged. How To Use Hydrangea Arborescens Invincibelle Pink AnnabellePink Annabelle is a bright addition to the flower border. Its eye-catching colour goes best with white shades, and because the flowers last all summer it’s a great performer. Pink Annabelle can be grown very successfully in deep pots on the patio too, preferring ericaceous compost. Use her as a one off show-stopper or as matching bookends for an archway or door.How To Care For Hydrangea Arborescens Invincibelle Pink AnnabellePink Annabelle prefers a sunny to semi-shade position and good quality soil. Soil does not change her blooms as with other hydrangeas, so dig in lots of well-rotted organic matter before planting out, ensuring it’s well mixed with the surrounding soil. It’s not necessary to feed Pink Annabelle and try to avoid overwatering her because the extra nutrients can make the flowers grow so large that the branches cannot support their weight. A yearly mulch or compost is sufficient. If Pink Annabelle becomes too large or you need to maintain her size, prune back excess branches after flowering has finished. This cultivar blooms on new wood, unlike other hydrangeas that blooms on the previous year so don’t be afraid to prune back hard. Pink Annabelle is high-impact low-effort plant that deserves a space in every garden.  If you’re a lover of pink flowers Pink Annabelle is set to become your new garden favourite.

GBP 33.75
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Quercus Suber. Cork Oak. Evergreen Trees. London & Online UK

Quercus Suber. Cork Oak. Evergreen Trees. London & Online UK

Quercus Suber is commonly known as Cork Oak and these magnificent trees can be seen all over the Mediterranean but it is the cork oak forests of the Alentejo in Portugal that supplies almost the entire cork production for wine bottles for the whole world.These trees are not newcomers to our shores, with our strong ties to Portugal these trees have been brought to the UK since the 17th Century and there are some extraordinary specimens including one at the Chelsea Physic Garden in London. They grow particularly well in the south of the country as they like hot dry conditions and will tolerate a frost but they're not keen on cold and damp conditions.When grown in the UK we can't hope to get to the stage of harvesting the cork - that takes 25 years even in Portugal!Here, they are loved as a beautiful architectural tree and the bark does have an extraordinary texture, perfect as a statement tree, they have been growing in popularity with garden designers and have made a few notable appearances at the RHS Chelsea Flower show in recent years.Other Quercus trees include the Quercus Ilex which is an evergreen oak native to the UK - it is similar but does not have the same gnarled bark as the Cork Oak 

GBP 123.75
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London Plane Trees Online. Deciduous Tree. Platanus Acerifolia. Platanus Hispanica

London Plane Trees Online. Deciduous Tree. Platanus Acerifolia. Platanus Hispanica

The London Plane Tree or Platanus Acerifolia is a tall spreading, majestic, deciduous tree that will eventually reach a max height of 20m. The London Plane has an upright habit with many branches. The bark is attractive it is constantly rejuvenating itself through the shedding of its bark and this creates a lovely patterning on the surface. London plane trees are very tolerant of growing in an urban situation and many were planted over a century ago as they tolerate pollution very well. They create beautiful shade in many parks and avenues. In Autumn the leaves turn a lovely shade of bronze and then yellow. The small flowers appear in April and are followed by rotund fruits. London planes prefer deep, moist, fertile soil and will grow in full sun or partial shade. London Plane or Platanus Acerifolia trees are used across Europe and the Mediterranean especially in the South of France, Spain and Portugal for pleaching and for planting as avenues to give much needed shade from the hot midday sun.Our trees in stock are at leasst 2.5m (8ft) in height with 25cm girth.View our Mature Trees page for more examples of large trees on offer. See also our choice of deciduous trees. 

GBP 948.75
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Hydrangea Quercifolia Snow Queen Oak-leaved Hydrangea

Hydrangea Quercifolia Snow Queen Oak-leaved Hydrangea

Hydrangea Quercifolia Snow Queen is a beautifully foliaged deciduous hydrangea that holds the RHS AGM. It has coned shaped snow-white flowers throughout the summer and stunning autumnal colours. This flowering shrub is a good choice for dappled borders, low maintenance woodland style gardens, or as a focal point in a modern setting.Hydrangea Quercifolia are oak-leafed hydrangeas native to the woodlands of southeast America. The name Quercifolia comes from the Latin quercus for oak and folium for leaf, but although the foliage is oak-leafed shaped it’s not related to oak trees.There are many varieties of Oak Leaf Hydrangea, but Snow Queen is a particularly beautiful and hardy cultivar with the RHS Award of Garden Merit for its mound-forming habit and deeply lobed mid-green leaves that turn spectacular shades of bronze and purple in autumn. The flower heads are dense, upright cones of flower panicles that smother the branches from summer to autumn. As summer progresses the flowerheads turn pale pink.This is an unusual hydrangea synonymous with Hydrangea Quercifolia Flemygea. It has excellent foliage and long-lasting flowerheads. It’s more modern in appearance than some traditional hydrangeas and grows equally well in an urban or countryside environment.Height And Spread of Hydrangea Quercifolia Snow QueenOak-leaved Hydrangea Snow Queen reaches a maximum height and spread of 2.5 metres.How Hardy is Hydrangea Quercifolia Snow QueenWith well-drained roots and plenty of water in the hot months, hydrangeas are hardy enough to cope with freezing UK winters.How To Use Hydrangea Quercifolia Snow QueenOak-leaved Hydrangea Snow Queen has interesting modern leaves and conical shaped flowerheads setting it apart from traditional hydrangeas. It suits urban gardens as a stunning centrepiece and it’s equally at home in a mixed country cottage flowerbed.If you’re a lover of hydrangeas this unusual shrub mixes well with other hydrangea species and gives a colourful autumnal show too.You can grow it in a well-watered and fed container, but because hydrangeas don’t like drying out you should have a good watering regime to ensure it gets enough to drink.How To Care For Hydrangea Quercifolia Snow QueenOak-leaved Hydrangea Snow Queen will grow in the majority of well-drained but moist soil and isn’t ph. affected. Choose a sunny to partially shady spot with shelter from prevailing winds to protect the flowerheads. At the centre of a sheltered border is ideal.Pruning isn’t required but when it’s established you can remove crossed or dead branches in early spring or trim it back lightly to maintain its height and spread.Mulch well in spring with organic matter and water well until it’s established. Hydrangea like plenty of water, so ensure it’s frequently drenched during the hot months to ensure a long-lasting flower display.

GBP 22.50
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Hedera Helix Marginata Elegantissima Ivy Evergreen Climber

Hedera Helix Marginata Elegantissima Ivy Evergreen Climber

Hedera Helix Marginata Elegantissima, also known as Hedera Helix Elegantissima or Ivy Elegantissima, is an evergreen ivy with dark green leaves marbled with yellow borders. It is a popular choice of cultivated ivy as it grows vigorously in all conditions.Hedera Helix Marginata Elegantissima will grow to a height of eight metres or more and spread over a metre to three metres. It is a very vigorous grower. Its four to eight centimetre leaves are triangular with yellowy white-edges that glow in sunlight and light up a dark corner. Three to five lobed leaves cover the vine throughout the year.  In spring, small yellow-green flowers appear that are attractive to pollinators. Following these productive flowers, small black berries feed wild birds in autumn.How Hardy Is Hedera Helix Marginata Elegantissima?Ivy Elegantissima is hardy in all of the UK. Young plants may need watering in very hot spells, but in general this variety of ivy is hardy, self-sufficient and undemanding. How To Use Hedera Helix Marginata ElegantissimaThe main use of ivy is to cover an unsightly area. Ivy Elegantissima does this efficiently, quickly and adds a pop of colour with its variegated leaves. It’s a natural looking choice for wildlife gardens and looks good on a woodland edge. You can use it to hide a wall, tree or tree stump, a shed or up and over a pergola or archway. It also effectively covers bare earth on ground level. Growing Ivy Elegantissima up a bank is great way to cover and protect soil where other plants may struggle. Ivy Elegantissima can also be grown in containers using a topiary frame if you are willing to prune it regularly. How To Care For Hedera Helix Marginata ElegantissimaIvy Elegantissima is an undemanding climber that requires barely any care once it is established. You may need to control its height and spread in smaller gardens, but if you want cover in a larger space you can leave it to grow. Ivy Elegantissima will grow in any fertile soils no matter the pH. It thrives in full sun, but is fully capable of growing in deeply shaded areas too. Cut back dead or spindly vines at any point in the year to maintain a pleasing shape. If you want to encourage growth add a thick layer of mulch around the roots and water it in hot spells. Pinch out the leading vine to make the specimen bushier. It’s best to pinch out the tips before they grow out of reach.If you are looking for an attractive ground cover or climbing plant that will grow quickly without fuss Ivy Elegantissima is a popular choice. 

GBP 33.00
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Lagerstroemia Pure White, Crape Myrtle Pure White

Lagerstroemia Pure White, Crape Myrtle Pure White

Lagerstroemia Pure White is a deciduous white flowering crape myrtle with fluffy white blooms and striking black foliage. It’s a beautiful and unusual ornamental shrub or tree for hot, sheltered gardens.Crape Myrtle is native to South East Asia, the Indian Subcontinent, and northern Australia. Its name is pronounced lay-ger-stro-mia and it was named after plant hunter Magnus von Lagerstrom who collected new and exotic plants for the botanist Carl Linnaeus during the 1700s. This cultivar’s full botanical name is Lagerstroemia BLACK SOLITARE Pure White and it’s one of a new range of crape myrtles bred in Texas, USA for their striking black foliage that emerges in spring and turns purple in autumn. Its lacy-edged pure white flowers bloom in masses from July to September contrasting wonderfully with its black foliage to create a real talking point.Crape Myrtle Pure White is an ideal specimen tree for modern sunny courtyards and country cottage-style sheltered borders.Height and Spread of Lagerstroemia Pure WhiteIt’ll reach a height of two metres and spread over 1.5 metres.How Hardy Is Lagerstroemia Pure WhiteCrape Myrtle is frost tender and while it can cope with mild frosts in a sunny, sheltered position with well-drained roots. it’s best suited to mild, coastal areas.How To Use Lagerstroemia Pure WhiteCrape Myrtle Pure White is a striking black-and-white decorative small tree for sunny wall-side borders and heat-filled urban courtyards. Because it loves heat it suits a tropical-style Mediterranean space. Crape myrtle will grow in a large well-watered plant container on a hot sheltered balcony or patio too.Although its lacy crepe-paper style flowers suit cottage gardens and coastal areas, Lagerstroemia Pure White’s chess board style foliage and flowers are modern enough for townhouses, especially when it’s paired with others in the Black Solitaire range such as Crape Myrtle Crimson Red.How To Care For Lagerstroemia Pure WhiteCrape Myrtle Pure White needs a sunny spot. Crape Myrtles need all the sun you can give them due to their tropical native environment. Alongside full sun they need shelter from cold drying winds and you must avoid frost pockets. If you can give crape myrtle these conditions it will thrive.It will grow in the majority of well-drained soils including chalk and sand and pruning isn’t required. It used to be thought that crape myrtle only flowered on new growth, but this isn’t the case and such excessive pruning can shock the plant.Trim back its tips if necessary and boost it with a thick layer of organic mulch in spring for a healthy flower display.

GBP 74.25
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Lagerstroemia Indica Nivea Crape Myrtle White Flowering

Lagerstroemia Indica Nivea Crape Myrtle White Flowering

Lagerstroemia Indica Nivea or Crape Myrtle Nivea, is a pretty deciduous shrub with frilly white flowers. It suits a mixed border and excels as a late flowering ornamental shrub.Lagerstroemia Indica is native to Korea. It was introduced to Britain in 1759 and became better known here as a Crape Myrtle. There are many cultivars but the Nivea cultivar is a white flowering version with a sweet, delicate scent. In spring Crape Myrtle Nivea produces large dark green oval leaves that measure up to 8 inches in length. Flowers arrive in a flush of frilly bright white and are especially long-lasting – they arrive in late summer and finish in September, sometimes lasting even longer is the weather is warm.  The blooms are large, up to 18 inches, and look like crepe paper hence the name crape myrtle. The flowers mature into seed capsules and leaves turn vibrant hues of red and orange before falling with the frosts. In winter its bark is attractive, often peeling to reveal lighter fresh bark beneath in mature specimens. Height and Spread of Lagerstroemia Indica NiveaLagerstroemia Indica Nivea will reach a maximum height of three metres and spread over two metres. In hot conditions they may grow a little larger but are easily kept smaller with pruning. How Hardy Is Lagerstroemia Indica NiveaLagerstroemia Indica White Flowering is hardy down to sub-zero temperatures and has good resistance to pests and disease. Once established it can tolerate drought. How To Use Lagerstroemia Indica NiveaCrape Myrtle Nivea is a stunning ornamental specimen shrub or tree for a mixed border or set on its own in the lawn. A group of crape myrtles in mixed colours or a simple row of white creates a bright, long flowering screen for the summer months. The bright flowers of crape myrtle white are attractive to pollinators so it’s a good addition to a wildlife-friendly garden too, and because Crape Myrtle Nivea flowers in August and September it’s a good shrub to extend the flowering season. Lagerstroemia Indica White Flowering is at its best when bedding plants and summer shrubs are starting to fade.How To Care For Lagerstroemia Indica NiveaLagerstroemia Indica Nivea White Flowering enjoys full sun and flowers best when it’s grown in a hot, sheltered spot. Grow yours against a sheltered sunny wall or fence line for the best effect. Crape Myrtle Nivea is not fussy about soil type, but it will grow faster in moist and fertile well-drained conditions. There is no need to prune Lagerstroemia, but if you need to restrict the height or width cut back branches in winter before foliage begins to appear.  In spring apply a thick layer of mulch around the roots to provide nutrients for a healthy growing season.  

GBP 24.75
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Lagerstroemia Indica Violacea Violet Crape Myrtle Buy Online

Lagerstroemia Indica Violacea Violet Crape Myrtle Buy Online

Lagerstroemia Indica Violacea or Violet Crape Myrtle is a deciduous shrub with frilly violet flowers. It suits a mixed border and extends the flowering season into late September. Lagerstroemia Indica is native to Korea. It was introduced to Britain in 1759 and became better known here as a Crape Myrtle. There are many cultivars but the Violacea cultivar is a violet-purple flowering version with a sweet, delicate scent. In spring Crape Myrtle Violet produces large dark green oval leaves that measure up to 8 inches in length. Flowers arrive in a flush of frilly purple and are especially long-lasting. They arrive in late summer and finish in September, sometimes lasting longer if the weather is warm.  The blooms are large, measuring up to 18 inches, and look like crepe paper hence the name crape myrtle. The flowers mature into seeds capsules and leaves turn vibrant autumnal hues before falling with the frosts. In winter its bark is attractive, often peeling to reveal lighter fresh bark beneath in mature specimens. Height and Spread of Lagerstroemia Indica ViolaceaViolet Crape Myrtle will reach a maximum height of three metres and spread over two metres. In hot conditions they may grow a little larger but are easily kept smaller with pruning. How Hardy Is Lagerstroemia Indica ViolaceaViolet Crape Myrtle is hardy down to sub-zero temperatures and has good resistance to pests and disease. Once established it can tolerate drought. How To Use Lagerstroemia Indica ViolaceaViolet Crape Myrtle is a stunning ornamental specimen bush for a mixed border or set on its own in the lawn.  A group of crape myrtles in mixed colours or a simple row of purple creates a bright long flowering screen for the summer months that’s reminiscent of the Mediterranean. The bright flowers of crape myrtle are attractive to pollinators so it’s a good addition to a wildlife-friendly garden, and because Violet Crape Myrtle flowers in August and September it’s a good shrub to extend the flowering season. Lagerstroemia Indica Violacea is at its best when bedding plants and summer shrubs are starting to fade.How To Care For Lagerstroemia Indica ViolaceaViolet Crape Myrtle enjoys full sun and flowers best when it’s grown in a hot spot with plenty of shelter. Grow yours against a sunny wall or fence line for the best effect. Lagerstroemia Indica is not fussy about soil type but will grow faster in moist and fertile but well-drained conditions. There is no need to prune Lagerstroemia, but if you need to restrict the height or width cut back branches in winter before foliage begins to appear. In spring apply a thick layer of mulch around the roots to provide nutrients for a healthy growing season. 

GBP 24.75
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Lagerstroemia Indica Rubra Magnifica Crape Myrtle Pink

Lagerstroemia Indica Rubra Magnifica Crape Myrtle Pink

Lagerstroemia Indica Rubra Magnifica or Crape Myrtle Rubra Magnifica is a pretty deciduous shrub with frilly pinky-red flowers. It suits a mixed border and is useful as a late flowering ornamental shrub. Lagerstroemia Indica is native to Korea. It was introduced to Britain in 1759 and became better known here as a Crape Myrtle. There are many cultivars but the Rubra Magnifica cultivar is a dark pink to red flowering version with a sweet, delicate scent. In spring Crape Myrtle Rubra Magnifica produces large dark green oval leaves that measure up to 8 inches in length. Flowers arrive in a flush of frilly bright red and are especially long-lasting. They arrive in late summer and finish in September, sometimes lasting longer if the weather is warm. As the flowers age they fade to pretty pale pink. The blooms are large, measuring up to 18 inches, and look like crepe paper hence the name crape myrtle. The flowers mature into seeds capsules and leaves turn fiery hues of red and orange before falling with the frosts. In winter its bark is attractive, often peeling to reveal lighter fresh bark beneath in mature specimens. Height and Spread of Lagerstroemia Indica Rubra MagnificaRubra Magnifica will reach a maximum height of three metres and spread over two metres. In hot conditions they may grow a little larger but are easily kept smaller with pruning. How Hardy Is Lagerstroemia Indica Rubra MagnificaCrape Myrtle Rubra Magnifica is hardy down to sub-zero temperatures and has good resistance to pests and disease. Once established it can tolerate drought. How To Use Lagerstroemia Indica Rubra Magnifica Crape Myrtle Rubra Magnifica, is a stunning ornamental specimen bush or tree for a mixed border or simply set in the lawn. A group of crape myrtles in mixed colours or an eye-catching row of reds creates a long flowering screen for the summer months that’s reminiscent of the Mediterranean. The bright flowers of crape myrtle red are attractive to pollinators so it’s a good addition to a wildlife-friendly garden and because Crape Myrtle Rubra Magnifica flowers in August and September it’s a good shrub to extend the flowering season. Lagerstroemia Indica Red Flowering is at its best when bedding plants and summer shrubs are starting to fade.How To Care For Lagerstroemia Indica Rubra MagnificaLagerstroemia Indica Red Flowering enjoys full sun and flowers best when it’s grown in a hot spot with lots of shelter. Grow yours against a sunny wall or fence line for the best effect. Crape Myrtle Rubra Magnifica is not fussy about soil type but will grow faster in moist and fertile well-drained conditions. There is no need to prune Lagerstroemia but if you need to restrict the height or width cut back branches in winter before foliage begins to appear. In spring apply a thick layer of mulch around the roots to provide nutrients for a healthy growing season. 

GBP 24.75
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