Create Depth, Texture & Seasonal Beauty


Shrubs


‘Beacon’


‘Delta’s Sarah’ ‘Dollar Princess’


‘Snowcap’


‘Shrimp Cocktail’ SThe Complete Winter Hardy Fuchsia Collection


A flowering collection of upright fuchsia, blooming from May until the end of the year. Hand-picked varieties deliver the widest choice of colour, and become permanent fixtures of your yearly garden displays, for years to come! Supplied as an equal quantity of the 6 varieties shown. 1.2m May-November


X Hardy Ceanothus ‘Californian


Lilac’ Shrub Californian Lilac is one of the hardiest and easiest to grow of the ceanothus family. It has a naturally compact habit and will look wonderful on a patio or balcony, and especially good in pairs either side of a doorway. All it needs is a trim after flowering and again in late summer to keep it in shape. The pale blue flowers look amazing against the glossy evergreen foliage and they form a spectacular cloud of colour, attracting a host of pollinators into your garden, making it invaluable for supporting our native wildlife. 1.5m May-June


✔ Packed with fragrant flower buds, ready to burst into vibrant colour!


✔ Dramatic displays every year – guaranteed!


✔ Deep, evergreen, all- year-round foliage


‘Mrs Popple’


SAVE £10 6 X 9CM POTS


£19.94 ITEM: 510262


Was £29.94


9CM POT ITEM: 511032£9.99


SAVE £15 3 X 9CM POTS


£14.97 ITEM: 511039


Was £29.97


SAVE £2 2 LITRE POT


£12.99 ITEM: 510886


Was £14.99


Powder-blue flowers in late spring


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