Beauty That Sways With The Seasons New


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, breezy, and built to last!”


“Fiery spires for late summer colour”


New


SAVE £10 3 X 9CM POTS


£34.97 ITEM: 561262


Was £44.97 ‘Celebration’


Striking red- tinged foliage


‘Rainbow’


New 9CM POT ITEM: 561338£9.99


SAVE £5 3 X 9CM POTS


£24.97 ITEM: 561339


Was £29.97


Colquhounia ‘Nepalese Flame’ Enjoy a fiery late-season sensation with ‘Nepalese Flame’, a recent variety of the always impressive Colquhounia coccinea. This extraordinary shrub flowers from late summer well into autumn, with stunning spikes of vibrant tubular flowers, each one perfectly set against aromatic, darker foliage. 2.5m August-October


‘Archy’


SAVE £10 3 X 9CM POTS


£19.97 ITEM: 511752


Was £29.97


Hebe Collection Transform your garden with this collection of compact evergreen shrubs bursting with year-round colour, striking foliage, and beautiful blooms. Whether you’re refreshing a tired border or adding wow- factor to a patio display, this trio offers bold impact with virtually no effort. Supplied as one of each variety shown. 1m May-July


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