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“A garden designers favourite with its dramatic foliage”
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Sambucus nigra ‘Black Lace’ With its dramatic black foliage and beautiful creamy-pink flowers, Sambucus nigra ‘Black Lace’ is a real head turner! An ornamental form of the common elder, it’s a favourite with leading garden designers because of its stunning deeply divided leaves and manageability. 1.5m June-July
“Smothered in voluminious white bloom all along its branches”
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Hydrangea ‘Runaway Bride’ Just imagine, an explosion of snow-white flowers in your garden all summer - from one of the newest and most desirable of the recent hydrangea
introductions.Get your hands on this fabulous hydrangea which was awarded the prestigious title of Plant of the Year for 2018 at the RHS Chelsea Flower Show and it’s easy to see why! 1.2m May-October
“Bask in the encapsulating aroma released by this hardy and compact tree”
“Early summer blossom with an excellent aroma”
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Mock Orange Philadelphus ‘Virginal’ Philadelphus in full flower are one of the sights and scents of early summer! Also known as ‘Mock Orange’ for the sweet citrussy scent of it’s pure white blooms it’s a must have plant for any garden. ‘Virginal’ is a fast growing variety that is perfect as a feature plant at the back of the border. 3m June-July
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Eucalyptus gunnii ‘Azura’ ‘Azura’ is an excellent new selection of the ever-popular Eucalyptus tree and is especially suitable for British gardens. It is a much more compact and bushy form than the typical fast-growing Eucalyptus trees that we are more familiar with, and is also much hardier – reportedly surviving through winter down to -20°C. 5m
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