‘Pride Of Madeira’
Echium Candicans Exotic flower towers for sun-baked borders
5 LITRE POT £39.99 ITEM: 680195
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Tiny blooms build breathtaking towers of summer colour
A truly dramatic garden plant, a close relative of borage, it produces the most spectacular tall flower spikes seemingly from nowhere in summer. Once your echium has established and flowered in the first year, it will self-seed prolifically and, unless we have a really harsh winter, you will never have to plant another as you will always have plenty of seedlings! 1.5m April-August
✔ Exceptional biennial shrub, bringing a dramatic splash of colour to any summer garden
“Spectacular flower spires that reach up to 1.5 metres tall!”
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PURPLE VARIETY ON TRELLIS IN 17CM POT
£29.99 ITEM: 680345
Was £34.99 Bougainvillea Purple on Trellis Bougainvillea Red on Trellis
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£29.99 ITEM: 680344
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Give your garden a bold, exotic twist with one of these stunning Bougainvillea, trained to a trellis and ready to put on a dazzling summer show. These statement plants bring a real splash of Mediterranean energy to patios and balconies. The colour comes from showy bracts, not the flowers themselves. These long-lasting papery structures surround small blooms and create a cascade of colour throughout the warmest months, making Bougainvillea such a treasured plant in hot climates, yet will cope in our summer climate too! 3m June-September
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