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“Glossy evergreen leaves and powder- blue flowers in the spring”


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65-90CM TALL IN A 18CM POT


Was £39.99 ITEM: 510199


Ceanothus Standard Californian Lilac The classic evergreen topiary-standard look, with a burst of spring flower power. This Ceanothus repens has been skilfully grown into a tall standard tree for instant impact. 1.5m April-June


“Photinia style in a smaller package”


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70-100CM TALL STANDARD IN 18CM POT


£29.99 ITEM: 510183


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Standard photinia ‘Carre rouge’ tree An evergreen standard tree for any garden, big or small. Just like the traditional ‘Red Robin’ but stronger, more compact and better- shaped — a neat, upright standard with the famous brilliant-red young leaves in late spring. 2.5m April-May


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“Striking foliage changes colour from spring to autumn!”


POTTED STANDARD IN A 3 LITRE POT


£24.99 ITEM: 510192


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Flamingo Willow Standard Tree Finding great specimen trees for smaller gardens or limited spaces can be a challenge, but we think we’ve cracked it for you here! This superb tree bursts from bare, catkin-covered branches into a mass of creamy pink variegated shoots, set against white-marbled foliage. 1.5m


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“Covered in flowers in late spring and again in early autumn!”


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90-120CM TALL IN A 3 LITRE POT


Was £39.99 ITEM: 510317


Double-Flowering Standard Lilac ‘Palibin’ A lilac that won’t take over the garden but still delivers that unmistakable heady fragrance and clouds of pretty blooms each spring. Neatly trained as a single-stem lollipop of delicate pale-purple flowers. 2.5m May-September


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