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£14.99 ITEM: 510525
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Beautyberry ‘Profusion’ Sometimes it’s hard for a plant to live up to its name, but Beautyberry doesn’t fail and certainly will not let you down! An absolute knock- out, Callicarpa is grown for its long-lasting display of metallic-purple, almost jewel-like berries that cling in dense clusters to bare branches between autumn and late winter. 1.8m June-July
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£14.99 ITEM: 511634
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Beautyberry ‘Magical Snowstar’ This shining Beautyberry takes the rich purple berries of the ever-so popular Callicarpa ‘Profusion’ variety and gives them a bright white makeover. This delightful shrub boasts toothed green foliage from spring to autumn, lit up with pearly white berries in autumn, which stretch along the length of the upright stems. 1.75m June-July
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£24.99 ITEM: 511366
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Paperbush (Edgeworthia) This early flowering classic heralds the start of the spring season. Smothered in bright yellow flowers when much of the garden is dormant, they make the perfect small tree in lawns, borders or large pots. 1.5m February-April
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£9.99 Was £24.99 ITEM: 510014
Cherry ‘Kojo-No-Mai’ This gorgeous compact shrub will burst into flower before the leaves appear in late winter to early spring. Flowers start as red buds but then open to reveal beautiful pale-pink flowers, each with a red centre. 2.5m March-April
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£12.99 ITEM: 510545
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Escallonia ‘Pink Elle’ A cracking new variety, this compact Escallonia combines immense summer flower power that butterflies simply love, all held aloft by glossy evergreen foliage. 1.2m June-October
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