Shrubs
Bold Shapes, Brilliant Colour
9CM POT ITEM: 560169£9.99
“One of the best border plants and loved by bees”
Verbena bonariensis
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£14.97 ITEM: 560910
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A tall, award-winning perennial with erect, branching stems, this well-loved garden plant deserves a place in every garden. Tightly packed clusters of small flowers are produced in abundance and carried on tall, willowy stems from summer to autumn, adding a sophisticated grace to planting schemes. 2m June-October
“Fragrant, floriferous and bee-obsessed!”
“Striking foliage changes colour from spring to autumn!”
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£9.99 Was £12.99 ITEM: 511800
Salix Flamingo Willow Bush The go-to specimen bush for small garden spaces and patios... Introducing the stunning ‘Flamingo Willow’, or Salix integra ‘Hakuro-nishiki’! The fabulous foliage contrasts all summer against the coloured stems which remain bright when young through the winter. 2.5m March
“Fiery blooms and evergreen charm for year-round patio and border wow-factor”
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Fragrant foliage £24.99
Was £34.99 ITEM: 511815
Lilac Chaste Tree ‘Queen Bee’ Late-summer flower spikes keep coming for weeks, filling the gap when most shrubs are fading. Touch the distinctive palmate leaves and a lovely fragrance is released. Compact for a large patio pot, tough enough to shrug off heat and dry spells once established. And bees and butterflies are absolutely mad for it! 1.2m September-October
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9CM POT ITEM: 511501£9.99
Azalea ‘Orange’ Azalea ‘Orange’ brings a surge of bold, fiery colour to the spring garden just when it’s needed most. From April, its stems explode with vibrant, deep reddish-orange blooms, which glow like embers against glossy dark evergreen leaves. 1m April-May
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£14.97 ITEM: 511502
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