Shrubs
Highly Scented Additions To Any Garden
9CM POT ITEM: 560262£9.99
“Blankets borders with lush foliage and springtime perfumed bells”
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£19.97 ITEM: 630016
Was £29.97
Lily of the Valley Convallaria majalis Classic garden treasures... Lily of the Valley, or Convallaria majalis, celebrate spring by coating the ground with arching stems of tiny white bell flowers, which smell absolutely divine. The fragrance is sweet, fresh, and powerful. This is groundcover done differently! 20cm April-May
“Evergreen leaves, topped by bright, perfumed flowers”
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£19.97 ITEM: 511567
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Coronilla glauca ‘Citrina’ A compact and elegant shrub to grace any garden, Coronilla is a feast for the senses with evergreen, bluish leaves and bright lemon-yellow clusters of deliciously- scented flowers. Easy to grow, Coronilla is a hard-working plant, flowering through winter and spring. 1m October-May
£17.99 ITEM: 510521
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£14.99 ITEM: 510960
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Deutzia hybrida ‘Raspberry Sundae’ An attractive flowering shrubs for any garden, Deutzia ‘Raspberry Sundae’ is the perfect specimen plant for both novice and experienced gardeners alike. Compact and fully hardy, it’s perfect for beds and patio pots, with a sweet fragrance and star-shaped flowers. 1m June-July
“Smothered with fragrant flowers”
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£12.99 ITEM: 510393
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Mock Orange Philadelphus ‘Virginal’ Philadelphus in full flower are one of the sights and scents of early summer! Also known as ‘Mock Orange’ for the sweet citrussy scent of the blooms. ‘Virginal’ is a fast growing variety that is perfect as a feature plant at the back of the border, although vigorous it can be easily shaped by pruning after flowering in late summer. 3m June-July
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