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This vigorous, oval leaf privet makes a crisp, pollution-tolerant hedge for an urban or surburban site. The small, oval, bright green leaves provide dense cover, and clusters of white flowers appear in July and August followed by shiny, spherical, black fruit. Thriving in sun or shade, the lustrous, dark green foliage will often provide a year-round backdrop, although it may be shed in colder regions or harsh winters. Keep in mind too that if grown as a hedge and kept pruned, it is unlikely to flower.Position: full sun or partial shadeSoil: any well-drained soilRate of growth: fast-growingSold in a 2 litre pot.
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This Kent and Stowe 3 Prong Hand Cultivator is ideal for use in heavy soil and imperfect ground. It is suitable for cultivating surface soil to a depth of 3 inches.The cultivator has been hand crafted and offers traditional quality. The head is made from stainless steel which offers excellent corrosion resistance and long lasting performance. The handle is made from FSC approved Ash and is tapered for comfort.
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Hosta Wide Brim, commonly known as Plantain lily is a clump forming, herbaceous perennial with large heart shaped dark green leaves with broad margins of a creamy yellow colour. The foliage of this Hebe is the main attraction to gardeners and the flowers these produce are just an extra benefit of growing this perennial. In July the Hosta Wide Brim bears tall, erect stems above the foliage with funnel shaped lavender coloured flowers which contrast well with the foliage.Planted in many locations, including flower beds and borders, used as ground cover or underplanting roses and trees. Flowers can be used as cut flowers. Commonly planted in containers also which allow for stunning patio displays or balcony planting for interest.Position: full sun, partial shadeSoil: moist, well-drainedSold in a 2 litre pot.
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In early spring the vigorous, plum-coloured shoots push through the soil, producing delicate ferny foliage that matures to a glorious, dark grey-green. This is closely followed by arching stems that carry elegant, scarlet-red, heart shaped flowers.Originally dicentras were found growing in the northern hemisphere, from Asia to North America. In their natural habitat they are found in moist soils in the cool margins of woodlands.Position: full sun or partial shadeSoil: moist, humus-rich, preferably neutral to slightly alkalineRate of growth: averageFlowering period: April to MayHardiness: fully hardySold in a 2 litre pot
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Salvia nemorosa ‘Caradonna’ is a clump-forming salvia, bearing masses of violet-blue flowers from May to July. For best results grow Salvia ‘Caradonna’ in a sunny, sheltered spot. Likes moist and well drained soil. Flowering Time: May to July. The only maintenance required is a handful or two of fish, blood and bone fertiliser in spring. Dead heading the flower spikes to encourage flowering into mid-autumn.Attracts Bees and other pollinators due to its nectar/pollen rich flowers.Picture Image shows plant when in flower.Sold in a 2 litre pot.