Masses of bright blue flowers with little white eyes. Ideal for edging, bedding, containers or planted with bulbs. Flowers March-late May. Height 20cm (8). Supplied in 9cm pots. ...

Pretty little plants smothered in a profusion of blooms, in a lovely mix of shades, blue with a white eye, rose pink with a dark eye & white. Perfect for pots or borders. Flowers late April-May.
Height: 20cm Spread: 20cm
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Made from cast iron, & featuring a durable paint finish for rust prevention, this lovely & quirky garden-themed thermometer is perfect for indoor or outdoor use. 23.5 x 6.5 x 1cm. ...

This very compact form of the ever-popular forsythia becomes absolutely smothered in large, rich yellow flowers that will light up your spring garden! It rarely needs pruning but does bloom on old wood, so can be given a light trim after flowering if you need to. Flowers March-April. Height 70-80cm. Supplied in a 3 litre pot. ...

With a fantastic display of bright yellow flowers in spring on bare woody branches, Forsythia x intermedia Week-End ' Courtalyn' is a hedging must have. It has an upright, bushy habit, with a multitude of stems & foliage that is a wonderful bright green, opening as the flowers begin to fall. Use in mass plantings for stunning effect, or as border edging. Height 200-250cm. Supplied in a 3 litre pot. ...

With a fantastic display of bright yellow flowers in spring on bare woody branches, Forsythia x intermedia Week-End ' Courtalyn' is a hedging must have. It has an upright, bushy habit, with a multitude of stems & foliage that is a wonderful bright green, opening as the flowers begin to fall. Use in mass plantings for stunning effect, or as border edging. Height 200-250cm. Supplied in a 3 litre pot. ...

Forsythia Week-End is perfect for the spring garden, its lovely, bright yellow flowers cover the length of the stems, a deciduous, hardy shrub is ideal as part of a hedge, st&-alone or patio container. Green foliage opens when the flowers fade adding to the flexibility of this forsythia including as a spring cut flower. When established this flexible hardy shrub will enjoy sun or partial shade & will get by in exposed locations.;
Height: 250cm (98). Spread: 250cm (98).
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Ideal for the patio, the short forsythia ' Mikador' is the first compact forsythia. A rounded, branching plant, come April it is covered in the familiar yellow-gold droplet blooms
- a true sign that spring has sprung! It is resistant to disease, a tough plant & easy to prune. Flowers March-April. Height 100-150cm. Supplied in a 3 litre pot.
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Forsythia Intermedia Nimbus A small shrub which makes a big impact! This delightful compact Forsythia Intermedia ‘ Nimbus’ may be on the slightly;smaller side, but it makes an impressively big impact in the garden in early spring when it erupts into a profusion of vibrant yellow blooms & rich foliage. Growing to 75cm (30") high, it's characteristics are a must-have in the garden & become a truly;knockout display in a pot or border. This colourful & interesting shrub is ideal if you plan to include it in a flower border, but it also wouldn't look out of place at the front of a shrub border too! Its;convinent;smaller size makes it a super easy low-maintenance option for a winter patio container, on its own or combined with other winter & spring interest plants. Another tip would be is that this versatile shrub is also great for tucking into parts of the border or narrow front garden beds, it can fit it most places you may desire.;
Height: 75cm (30"). Spread: 75cm (30"). Grow Forsythia plants in moist, well-drained soil in full sun or semi-shade. Feed & water your Forsythia plants regularly until fully established. Container grown plants will require annual dressing with a balanced, slow-release fertiliser & regular watering throughout the summer months. Border grown plants will require less attention. In late spring after flowering has finished, prune Forsythia by cutting back all flowered shoots to a healthy pair of leaves. On established Forsythia plants, cut back up to a fifth of the oldest shoots to their base, to encourage healthy new growth & improve flowering. Apply a mulch of well-rotted manure or other organic matter around the base of the plant after pruning.;
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Forsythia Intermedia Nimbus A small shrub which makes a big impact! This delightful compact Forsythia Intermedia ‘ Nimbus’ may be on the slightly smaller side, but it makes an impressively big impact in the garden in early spring when it erupts into a profusion of vibrant yellow blooms & rich foliage. Growing to 75cm (30) high, its characteristics are a must-have in the garden & become a truly knockout display in a pot or border. This colourful & interesting shrub is ideal if you plan to include it in a flower border, but it also wouldnt look out of place at the front of a shrub border too! Its convinent smaller size makes it a super easy low-maintenance option for a winter patio container, on its own or combined with other winter & spring interest plants. Another tip would be is that this versatile shrub is also great for tucking into parts of the border or narrow front garden beds, it can fit it most places you may desire.

Height: 75cm (30). Spread: 75cm (30). Grow Forsythia plants in moist, well-drained soil in full sun or semi-shade. Feed & water your Forsythia plants regularly until fully established. Container grown plants will require annual dressing with a balanced, slow-release fertiliser & regular watering throughout the summer months. Border grown plants will require less attention. In late spring after flowering has finished, prune Forsythia by cutting back all flowered shoots to a healthy pair of leaves. On established Forsythia plants, cut back up to a fifth of the oldest shoots to their base, to encourage healthy new growth & improve flowering. Apply a mulch of well-rotted manure or other organic matter around the base of the plant after pruning.

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