Mediterranean
Architectural Evergreens
“Low-maintenance and easy to grow, this variegated shrub will dazzle!”
“Perfect for creating a Mediterranean feel at home”
SAVE £5 2 LITRE POT
Cordyline ‘Charlie Boy’ Turn your patio or balcony into tropical-style displays with bold, arching evergreen foliage that keeps working long after summer flowers fade. Compact, easy to grow and striking in pots, this architectural beauty builds height and colour fast. Protect in colder spells, then enjoy year-round exotic garden style. 3m
£14.99 ITEM: 680256
Was £19.99
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Cordyline ‘Torbay Dazzler’ A proven RHS award-winning cordyline, prized for its striped evergreen leaves and strong architectural form. Undemanding, compact and superb in containers, it brings a smart, palm-like look to modern gardens. Move under cover in harsher winter weather for best results. 2.5m
£14.99 ITEM: 680236
Was £19.99
“Outstanding impact for any garden”
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Cordyline ‘Lime Passion’ This easy-to-grow architectural cordyline is instantly recognisable for long, arching sword-like foliage typically growing from single stems. ‘Lime Passion’ is a striking variety, with striped lime and cream variegated foliage that looks particularly great in pots. 1.2m
Was £19.99
£14.99 ITEM: 680292
“Evergreen and exotic... Regardless of the season”
SAVE £5 2 LITRE POT
Cordyline ‘Magic Star’ A fountain of strap-like leaves, full of colour through the year, ideal for adding interest across the garden – even in an empty patio container. ‘Magic Star’ produces a swathe of outstanding colour, with green leaves edged in a creamy shade of white and an intense red towards the trunk. 2m
Was £24.99 58 10 Year Gold Trusted Service Award
£19.99 ITEM: 680305
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