‘Beacon’


Glorious Summer Displays ‘Deltas Sarah’


‘Dollar Princess’


‘Snowcap’


‘Shrimp Cocktail’


‘Mrs Popple’


“Nothing beats the flower power of hardy Fuchsia!”


The Complete Winter Hardy Fuchsia Collection Elegant and beautiful, Fuchsias are must-haves for any gardener. This wonderful collection features some of the best hardy shrubs around, giving you six of the best varieties across many colours. Flowering as early as May, they’ll come alive with an explosion of colours. 1.2m May-November


“Clumps of fiery red leaves – huge impact”


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£19.94 ITEM: 510262


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£9.99 Was £12.99 Blood Grass ‘Red Baron’ ITEM: 560592


Crank up the heat in the garden with this fiery deciduous grass! Ornamental grasses are currently enjoying incredible popularity as both seasoned and novice gardeners alike discover the ever-increasing range of varieties available, and Imperata ‘Red Baron’ has to be one of the most striking! 50cm June-August


Nandina ‘Fire Power’


One of the finest shrubs you can grow for spectacular winter colour from both leaves and red berries – this is a plant that should be in everyone’s winter garden. Also known as the sacred or heavenly bamboo, Nandina is totally winter hardy and tough as old boots! 50cm July-August


24 ★ ★ ★ ★ ★10 YEARS TRUSTED SERVICE with 136,000+ reviews


“Deep orange foliage intensifies and darkens to red as colder temperatures set in”


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