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Miscanthus ‘Lady in Red’ A fiery red ornamental grass – just the thing for bringing a flame-like display of hardy foliage to your pot, bed, or border.


The colour only intensifies into summer, with leaves remaining well into autumn’s chills. In late summer, plumes rise from the plant on wiry stems, stretching more than 1m. The overall upright form of this versatile grass ensures it is ideal for welcome colour in a mixed border or as a standalone feature in a decorative pot. 1.2m August-October


Late August


✔ Striking red-tinged foliage deepens in colour through summer


✔ Upright and bold, for months of interest


9CM POT £14.99 ITEM: 561261


“An amazing ornamental grass - fiery, and built to last!”


Blood Grass ‘Red Baron’ Crank up the heat in the garden with this fiery deciduous grass! Ornamental grasses are enjoying incredible popularity as both seasoned and novice gardeners alike discover the ever- increasing range of varieties available, and Imperata ‘Red Baron’ is one of the most striking! It boasts 50cm long leaves that are green at the base turning an intense red towards the tips – great for making a statement in pots and borders. 50cm June-August


✔ A real feature in borders and gardens – long season low maintenance colour


✔ Hardy, so will come back year after year, but dies back underground each winter


SAVE £10 3 X 9CM POTS


£34.97 ITEM: 561262


Was £44.97


Striking red- tinged foliage


ITEM: 560009 9cm pot


ITEM: 560017 3 x 9cm pots £14.97 SAVE £15 ITEM: 560592 17cm pot


£9.99 £6.99 SAVE £6 Superb in pots “Clumps of fiery red leaves - huge impact!” Click on the icons to add the item to your basket 49


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