Shrubs


Add Instant Impact With Outstanding Shrubs


‘Emerald Lace’ ITEM: 510137 10.5cm pot. £9.99 SAVE £5


‘Atropurpureum’ ITEM: 510136 10.5cm pot. £9.99 SAVE £5


‘Orange Dream’ ITEM: 510138 10.5cm pot. £9.99 SAVE £5


BUY ALL 3 SJapanese Maple Acer Collection


“Made for pots and smaller garden spaces”


Create an elegant, long-lasting foliage display with three slow-growing, hardy shrubs that shine in pots, borders and lightly shaded spaces. Their leaves shift through the seasons before saving the richest show for autumn, delivering structure, colour and easy-care beauty for many years with very little fuss. Includes one of each variety. 3m


SAVE £20 3 X 10.5CM POTS


£24.97 ITEM: 510134


Was £44.97


Striking foliage


“Low maintenance, colour-changing acer!”


Acer palmatum ‘Iyoshi’ Vibrant and lively, the colour-changing ‘Iyoshi’ is the acer your garden is missing! Enjoy more variation in colour than seen on virtually any other variety – fresh spring leaves are green with pink variegated edges, then golden yellow in late summer, before taking on fiery tones in autumn. 2m


10.5CM POT ITEM: 511639£9.99 56


“Spectacular firework-like flowers and striking year-round foliage”


Loropetalum ‘Black Pearl’ Chinese Witch Hazel


SAVE £5 15CM POT


£14.99 ITEM: 510604


Was £19.99


A plant for all seasons and all gardens, the Chinese Witch Hazel really is one of the most spectacular plants you can own. Quite a rarity in UK gardens, it is unlikely that your neighbours will have one, so you can be one of the first to grow it! Incredibly exotic looking, this highly prized beauty is easy to grow. 1.5m February-April


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