Exotic Beauties X Phoenix ‘Canary
Island Date Palm’ As tropical as they come! You won’t believe you’re not on Mediterranean shores when you spot this Canary Island Date Palm thriving in your garden! With their spectacular foliage, Phoenix canariensis will provide an incredibly dramatic impact to your garden. 2m
✔ You can’t beat the Mediterranean style this Canary Island Date Palm brings to your garden
✔ The unique architectural shape and spectacular foliage adds instant dramatic impact
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55-75CM TALL IN 14CM POT
Was £19.99 ITEM: 680005 BUY 2 Was £49.98 ITEM: 680006
Perfect either side of a gateway
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“The Mediterranean’s answer to Photinia ‘Red Robin’!”
“Seen here growing outdoors in the UK”
£19.99 ITEM: 680052
Was £29.99
£24.98 SAVE £25
Mediterranean
2 LITRE POT
Callistemon ‘Red Rocket’ Introducing ‘Red Rocket’, the best colourful and compact hedge! The Weeping Bottlebrush is a Mediterranean revolution and a version of the much-loved bottlebrush plant. But what is so special about ‘Red Rocket’ you ask? An eruption of bright red foliage lasting three months – from spring into summer each year. 1.5m
£19.99 ITEM: 680321
“Bask in the iconic aroma from this hardy, compact and bushy evergreen”
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£24.99 ITEM: 680379
Was £29.99
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Eucalyptus ‘Compact Silver’ ‘Compact Silver’ is a superb selection of the ever-popular eucalyptus, chosen for gardeners who want that iconic silver-blue foliage and fresh aromatic scent without the towering, unruly growth. This variety is naturally compact, bushy and far easier to manage, making it a brilliant choice for smaller spaces. 5m July-October
£39.98 ITEM: 680380
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