Shrubs


Summer Stars With Scent, Colour & Elegance


Clusters of scented blooms


X Daphne ‘Perfume Princess’


Quite possibly the most fragrant shrub in the world, Daphne ‘Perfume Princess’ lives up to its name! The fragrance is sweetly spicy and comes from flowers that are up to four times larger than any other Daphne. 1.2m March-April


✔ Perhaps the most fragrant shrub in the world with its intoxicating, sweetly spicy spring scent!


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£17.99 ITEM: 511038


Was £22.99 “The most fragrant Daphne ever!”


“A patio treat! Creamy white blooms perfect for smaller spaces”


Perfect for pots


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Daphne ‘Eternal Fragrance’ ‘Eternal Fragrance’s perfumed blooms are produced in abundance from throughout summer every year. It’s a compact and slow growing variety so it is perfect for smaller gardens, and produces flowers on new growth, meaning the creamy blooms keep on coming right through the summer! 90cm April-October


£17.99 ITEM: 510531


Was £22.99 34


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“An everchanging festival of irresistible foliage colour”


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Euphorbia ‘Miner’s Merlot’ The rich, dark purple leaves of Euphorbia ‘Miner’s Merlot’ offer all-year round interest, whilst the warmer months boast stunning summer flowers. Hardy to withstand freezing temperatures down to -15C, ‘Miner’s Merlot’ is a vigorous grower that is also ideal for attracting friendly pollinators into your garden. 60cm April-October


£9.99 ITEM: 511610


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