Japanese Maple Acer Collection Fiery colour & interest guaranteed to make an impact
900G ACER FEED ITEM: 100105£7.99 Acer ‘Emerald Lace’ Acer ‘Orange Dream’ (AGM) forget! Don’t
“Easy to grow and fully hardy – Head Gardener even in the coldest of winters!”
Acer palmatum ‘Atropurpureum’
These stunning Acers are guaranteed to make an impact in your garden for years to come! Fully hardy even in the coldest winters they lose their leaves in winter, only to burst with incredible colour in spring. The foliage changes colour throughout the year, producing an amazing array of colours in autumn. With this collection you get 3 beautiful and highly desirable Acer plants, carefully selected to give a complimentary colour mix. Acers reward you with gorgeous foliage displays for many years. Includes one of each variety. 2m
3 X 10.5CM POTS (1 OF EACH VARIETY)
SAVE £15 £29.97
Was £44.99 ITEM: 510134 “Non-stop colour through the summer to the first frosts”
“Vibrant colour that changes through the seasons”
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£17.99 ITEM: 511003
Was £19.99
Acer ‘Phoenix’ The Japanese maple Acer palmatum ‘Phoenix’ is a dazzling ornamental tree, noted for its bright red young
stems.In winter, the vivid red shoots have been likened to the red-stemmed dogwoods, which are renowned for their amazing seasonal colour, and the bark on older stems is striped silvery white, which accentuates their red colouring even further. 6m
Acer ‘Taylor’
A rare and incredibly beautiful small tree, Acer palmatum ‘Taylor’ has foliage colour that changes throughout the year. One of the prettiest compact acers, ‘Taylor’ doesn’t shout out with vibrant colours like some of its relatives, instead taking a softer approach with more subtle but no less stunning shades. 2m
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£29.99 ITEM: 510524
Was £39.99
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