Mature & Formal Hardy Plants TENDERCARE TM NEXT GENERATION ARTIFICIAL GRASS
Unrivalled range of mature plants
To provide instant effect in your planting schemes.
Plants in the 'Nurseryman's Art' - exquisitely formed and pruned trees.
Maturity Matters - Semi-mature trees - 'character', parkland and avenue specimens including graceful conifers.
FREE Samples call:
08000 884 339
Designed exclusively for Landscapers.
Trade Exclusive
Bulk Discounts Free Delivery*
* Subject to terms and conditions.
Trees - 'Through the garden gate' - ideal for the smaller garden.
Japanese maples and bamboos - admired theWorld over.
Shrubs for the connoisseur - larger than sold by your garden centre - 10L to 1000L pots.
Fruit trees - perfect for the Potager! - Mature trees, espalier, fan-trained and 'step-overs'.
Hedges-for privacy and structure - prepared units to form'instant', clipped runs.
Plants of the Mediterranean - and 'Planthunter' exotics - olives, palms and spikey plants for the arid and tropical look.
Wall-trained shrubs and climbers - grown and trained for immediate impact.
'Instant borders' - seasonal herbaceous plants, ferns and grasses - foliage and flowering plants, deciduous and evergreen, to add form, texture and colour for any location.
Exotic specimen plants for interior landscaping -Flowering&evergreen specimen tropical and arid plants. Citrus trees to 2.5m Aloes, agaves to 160L grown in our 125m2 greenhouse. Extensive range of containers, sundries&expert advice.
The iGRASS range combines high density with durable, yet soft to touch yarns.
Breathe new life into a tired garden or
eathe n den or transform hard landscaped areas.
We source and hand-select plants worldwide from over 150 specialist and unique growers
Tel: Email:
08000 884 339
info@igrass.co.uk
www.igrass.co.uk
Nationwide Delivery - Planting Services
Southlands Road, Denham, Middlesex UB9 4HD 01895 835544
sales@tendercare.co.uk www.tendercare.co.uk
Open Monday - Saturday 8am - 5pm
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