Hydrangea ‘Groundbreaker Ruby’
YOUR NEWEST GARDEN SUPERSTARS! Plant of
the Year 2026 Finalist
A hydrangea that covers the ground, stays neat and compact, yet still blooms for 100 days! Plus, it’s colour-changing! See the journey from white to deep as the season unfolds. Hydrangea ‘Groundbreaker Ruby’ is an astonishing new ground-covering paniculata hydrangea shrub. 40cm July-November
✔ Stays just 30- 40cm tall, flowers for 100 days, and shifts from white to pink to ruby – all packed into one compact plant
✔ From July to November,
masses of conical panicles deliver a breathtaking 100- day colour journey
Winter 2026 Gardening Catalogue
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Was £59.97 ITEM: 511817
A stunner in pots! “Breakthrough ground-covering variety with 100 days of flowers”
Hosta ‘Red Ninja’ A ‘revolutionary hosta’ and a true breeding breakthrough for lasting colour!
✔ Crowned RHS Chelsea Plant of the Year 2026, this variety introduces dramatic purple- red, green-edged foliage unlike the familiar blues, greens and golds of ordinary hostas
✔ The reddest hosta on the market! This rich colour emerges in spring and holds deep into summer, rather than fading quickly
A big step forward for hosta breeding! ‘Red Ninja’ breaks away from the familiar greens, blues and golds with lasting, deeply flushed red foliage, and was crowned RHS Chelsea ‘Plant of the Year’ 2026! ‘Red Ninja’ is the revolutionary new hosta, and is a genuine colour breakthrough, introducing deeply flushed purple-red leaves with contrasting green margins and vivid red stems. Earlier hostas may have hinted at red when their foliage first emerged, only for those tones to disappear as the season progressed. But, the rich ‘Red Ninja’ colouring develops with the spring growth, remaining deep into summer. 35cm July-August
Your new border superstar Plant of
the Year 2026 Winner
BARE ROOT £19.99 ITEM: 580158 “The hosta rulebook has been rewritten in red!” Click on the icons to add the item to your basket
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