Imperata ‘Red Baron’ Blood Grass Incredible leaf colour!


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9CM POT ITEM: 560009£9.99


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Ornamental grasses are enjoying incredible popularity as both seasoned and novice gardeners alike discover the incredible and ever-increasing range of varieties available, and Imperata ‘Red Baron’, has to be one of the most striking! This exotic beauty is one of the smaller grasses, reaching a height of about 50cm. A deciduous grass, in spring it’ll begin to produce robust, upright green blades which turn cranberry red in summer before the colour deepens to luxurious burgundy in autumn. 50cm June-August


£17.97 ITEM: 560017


Was £29.97


GO BIGGER 17CM POT


“Comes back bigger and better every year!” New


£12.99 ITEM: 560592


Was £14.99 “Ideal for cut flower arrangements and winter borders”


SAVE £5 3 LITRE POT


“Authentic olive charm” Olive Mini Standard


£19.99 ITEM: 680339


Was £24.99


A standout garden feature and a thoughtful gift for any occasion. This real mini olive tree brings timeless elegance to patios and compact spaces, offering year-round evergreen beauty. Naturally drought-tolerant and easy to care for. 2m May-July


‘Mount Aso’ Japanese Pink Pussy Willow You can’t get a more striking plant for your late winter and spring garden than this beautiful Salix gracilistyla ‘Mount Aso’. Also known as the Japanese Pink Pussy Willow, it is exquisite with its gorgeous pink fluffy catkins. These fuzzy bunny tails burst from tight buds as the temperature warms in early spring, bringing a splash of vibrant colour to your garden. 1m February-May


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STANDARD IN A 19CM POT


£24.99 ITEM: 510819


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