Mediterranean
Fiery Bottlebrush Blooms & Evergreen Appeal BEST SELLER
“The Mediterranean’s answer to Photinia ‘Red Robin’!”
“Year-round evergreen beauty and sweetly scented summer blooms”
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Bottlebrush Callistemon citrinus This unique exotic ‘bottlebrush plant’ has eye- catching fluffy red cylindrical flowers. Tiny green leaves produce a citrus scent if brushed against. Originating in Australia it lends itself to sunny gardens. 1.5m June-July
£19.99 ITEM: 510046
Was £24.99
17CM POT
Callistemon ‘Red Rocket’ Introducing ‘Red Rocket’, the best colourful and compact hedge! The Weeping Bottlebrush is a Mediterranean revolution and a version of the much-loved bottlebrush plant. But what is so special about ‘Red Rocket’ you ask? An eruption of bright red foliage lasting three months – from spring into summer each year. 1.5m
£19.99 ITEM: 680321
Spring blooms
SAVE £10 2 LITRE POT
“Year-round evergreen beauty and sweetly scented spring blooms”
Pittosporum ‘Nanum’ Looking for a plant that delivers on structure, scent, and year-round beauty without demanding too much of your time? Pittosporum ‘Nanum’ is a must-have. This compact evergreen shrub is a game-changer for those smaller garden spaces, patios, and decorative pots. 1m May-June
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40-45CM TALL IN 18CM POT
Was £19.99 ITEM: 680338
“Treat pollinators with this tropical-looking shrub”
£14.99 ITEM: 680146
Was £24.99
Pineapple Guava – Acca sellowiana This ‘Pineapple Guava’ shrub offers year-round foliage interest, with flamboyant flowers in late spring. It grows up to a height and spread just short of 2m in maturity. Transition the tail end of spring into summer days with unique sorbet-pink and ice-white flowers, which are rich in sweet nectar to attract pollinators. 1.8m May-June
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