Hardy Paeony Bushes
- Pack of 3 Bare Root Now you too can have a gorgeous show of Paeony flowers in your own garden! Producing
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Hardy Passion Flower ' Constance Eliott' 3L Pot The exotic looking multi-layered flowers of passion flowers bely their ease of growing & their toughness & resilience
- these are hardy once established, but in colder areas grow against a south facing wall or in large pots. A fabulous lush evergreen climber & alternative to clematis, for covering walls, arches & trellises. The lovely intricate pure white flowers of constance eliott are very waxy & long lasting, their amazing detail a joy to behold. Grow in a pot up a trellis or obelisk, it will thrive outside, & will happily perform year after year. Supplied well grown at over 1m of plant already. Specifications Ideal for: Climbing supports, trellis, obelisks, walls, fences Flowers: June
- October Fruit: August
- September Position: Full Sun Height/ Spread: 3m x 1m Hardiness: Not Hardy Supplied as: A 3L potted plant 1.4m Tall Contents 1 x Plant back to top


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Hardy Passion Flower Blue 9cm Pot This fantastic exotic, two-tone flowering evergreen climber is a wonderful alternative to the more classic climbing clematis. Great for covering walls, sheds, fences, trellises & arches, or for growing in large pots with an obelisk, the Blue Passion Flower brings a tropical twist on the more traditional climber to your garden. The incredibly detailed blue & white flowers are ever so impressive in the summer with their multi-layered petals that are really rather dramatic & showy! Contrasting against a backdrop of lush green foliage, they will smother supports & structures in foliage & flowers throughout the summer whilst bring all those beneficial pollinators right to your doorstep. They love a warm sunny spot & well-drained soil with which theyll happily grow to around 3m tall in 5 years or so, but they can easily be trained to shape & size by pruning in early spring. Perfect adorning the surround of a patio or smothering a south-facing wall, bring a touch of the tropics to your garden for the summer. Specifications Ideal for: Climbing Supports, trellis, obelisks, walls, fences, fragrance Flowers: June
- July Position: Full Sun/ Part-Shade Height/ Spread: 3m x 2m Hardiness: Hardy Supplied as: 9cm potted plant ready to plant out Contents 1 x 9cm Potted Plant back to top
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Hardy Patio Lagerstroemia ' With Love Kisses' (Crepe Myrtle) in a 2L Pot If you have ever driven through central France in summer & seen wonderful trees plastered with pink, violet or red flowers, chances are they are Crepe Myrtle, or Lagerstroemia. Now you can grow these amazing wonders over here too. Thanks to new breeding in Italy, these are both compact & free flowering in the cooler UK climate, & make stunning & very hardy summer patio plants for smaller pots. ' Kisses' is one of a series of 4 colours, & is a lovely bold neon bright magenta pink. They will literally be smothered in tissue-like bold & bright flowers all summer, a mecca for bees & butterflies. Very hardy to -15C or more too, despite their exotic looks. Just released last year, be one of the first to grow them. Specifications Ideal for: Large pots, patio borders, specimen tree Flowers: July
- September Position: Sun Height/ Spread: 60cm x 60cm Hardiness: Hardy Supplied as: a well-branched plant in a 2L pot, to plant straight out Contents 1 x 2L Potted Plant back to top
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Hardy Perennials Collection 1L (6 Pack) Now you can get that sought-after Cottage Garden look & feel with our collection of 6 of the most popular & reliable hardy perennials. These larger plants are perfect for creating an instant effect & can be planted now for fabulous displays next spring & summer
- & for years to come. Providing a wonderful display of showy colour & long-lasting structure throughout summer & until late October, they will look great & attract beneficial insects including butterflies, ladybirds & honeybees, perfect for fruit & veg gardeners where pollination is so important. Supplied as 1L potted plants, they are big enough to plant straight out spring, summer or autumn & will establish & get better year after year. If planting together in a border, we suggest you plant 60cm (2ft apart), which they will fill after their second season. Main varieties Included (but not guaranteed): Delphinium mixed: The traditional favourite, with tall spires of coloured blooms above soft serrated leaves. Grows to 183cm (6ft) Coreopsis: Cheerful Daisy-like flowers & fern-like leaves make this a popular perennial
- it's beetle-like seeds give it its common name of tickseed. Grows to 30cm (1ft) Gaillardia: The popular Jam-tart flower or blanket flower, this large bloomed daisy will fill your garden with reds, oranges & yellows Grows to 90cm (3ft) Lobelia: The taller, perennial version of the basket favourite, perennial lobelia produces spikes of toothed blooms Grows to 90cm (3ft) Salvia: Another plant loved by butterflies & honeybees; the vivid coloured flowers are produced in densely packed spikes. Grows to 60cm (2ft) Leucanthemum: Robust & reliable, this white daisy is another of those traditional favourites. Grows to 100cm (3ft 3in) Note: Due to this product being available all year, in some weeks we reserve the right to substitute some varieties in the specific collection shown here. Colours mentioned are based on the most common types but may vary & cannot be guaranteed. When planting a number of perennials, arrange them on the surface so you can see how they will look before planting. Individually knock out each plant from its container. Look at the roots if they are circling around the compost, it is best to tease them out. To do this, push your fingers into the rootball along the bottom edge & pull. Do this in a couple of places. This should encourage the roots to spread into the surrounding soil. Next use a trowel or spade to create a hole just deep & wide enough to set in the rootball. The aim is to bury just the roots, leaving the bases of the stems (when in growth in summer) or the shoots (in spring) above ground. Firm back around the soil, using your hand for small clumps & your heel on larger areas. Water in well to settle the soil & prevent desiccation Specifications Ideal For: Beds/ Borders/ Containers/ Cottage Garden Theme Flowers: May
- September Position: Full Sun/ Partial Shade Height/ Spread: Various Hardiness: Fully Hardy Supplied as: 1L potted plants in 6 varieties, ready to plant out now. 1 each of: Delphinium mixed Coreopsis Gaillardia Lobelia Salvia Leucanthemum Contents 6 x Plants back to top


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Hardy Phoenix Palms 1.2-1.4M Tall (Pair) Give your garden a tropical feel with this pair of Hardy Phoenix Palms. Supplied as 1.2-1.4m tall mature potted plants, this pair of Hardy Phoenix Palms are ready to plant outside from the end of April. Their elegant fan-like foliage will make an instant impact in your garden & hardy to -6c they cope well with the British climate too. Plant up in a sunny position in a patio pot or straight in to the garden. Specifications Ideal For: Patio pots/containers/instant impact/ Mediterranean theme Position: Full sun Height/ Spread: 2.5m after 10 years Hardiness: Winter hardy to -6°C, but protect from the harshest frosts Plant care: Kept well-watered in hot, dry weather. Supplied as: 1.20-1.4m tall established potted plants Contents 2 x Hardy Phoenix Palms back to top ...

Hardy Pink Hellebores (Lenten Roses) 12cm Pots Hellebore orientalis burst into bloom from February through to April with an abundance of pretty, outward-facing, saucer-shaped flowers which complement their deep-green leaves perfectly. Fully hardy, these stunning early bloomers will return each year to delight in a range of subtle shades of pink. They flower from winter through to spring to bring much appreciated early colour to your garden when little else is in flower. Their evergreen foliage means they make a stunning display in borders or pots, & what's more they get bigger & better each year, making them increasingly impressive. Long lasting & winder hardy, they are perfect for cool, shady spots. So easy to grow, hellebores will slowly establish into small clumps, increasing in flower number year after year
- it is not uncommon to have upwards of 50 flowers in 5 years. They thrive in shade, & areas of reduced light, yet can be grown well in pots provided they do not dry out in summer. Specifications Category: Flowers/ Perennials Ideal For: Beds/ Borders/ Containers/ Woodland Garden Flowers: February
- April Position: Partial Shade
- Shade Height/ Spread: 30cm x 30cm Hardiness: Fully Hardy Supplied as: 2 x established plants in 12cm pots ready for immediate planting. Will reach approx. 30cm x 30cm. Contents 2 x Plants back to top


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Hardy Red Hot Poker Primula Plugs (12 Pack) These fantastically striking Hardy Red Hot Poker Primula will provide a splash of vivid colour to borders & patio pots. Their unique, violet-pink flower heads, each with a striking, bright-red, central spike rise majestically on slender, upright stems from the plant below. Perfect for borders or pots on the patio, these colourful Primula will certainly be a talking point, & look even better when grown in groups! Each of your plants will form a compact habit of deeply-veined, lance-shaped leaves that will grow to about 30cm across. Specifications Ideal For: Pots/beds/borders Flowers: May
- June Position: Shade Height/ Spread: 30cm x 30cm Hardiness: Winter hardy Supplied as: 12 Primula plug plants. Dormant in winter, they die back underground Contents 12 x Primula Planting Plugs back to top
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Hardy Rudbeckia ' Chim Chiminee'
- 3 x 9cm Pots This Hardy Rudbeckia Chim Chiminee is a simply fantastic autumn flowering perennial
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A collection of three unusual & very pretty Salvias, the ' Lips' series look incredible in your patio pot or in a sunny border! Their bright, two-tone flowers will light up your garden from early summer to the first frosts in October, in a wonderful 5-month display. As a bonus, the leaves are lightly scented too which only adds to the appeal of this charming plant. Producing an abundance of eye-catching, bicoloured (or sometimes solid) flowers in shades of red through to violet throughout the summer, these salvias are fully winter hardy & will die back underground in the autumn only to burst into life again with fresh new growth each spring. In cooler summers, you will get whiter flowers, & in hot ones you will get a lot more colour. These Salvias are very easy to care for & flower prolifically with minimal care perfect for beginners! Supplied as 12 x plug plants, 4 of 3 varieties growing to a height of 1 m (3 ft) & spread of 75 cm (2½ ft), including: Salvia ' Hot Lips'
- Amazing two-tone half red & half white summer long blooms. Salvia ' Amethyst Lips'
- Gorgeous violet & white flowers throughout the summer. Salvia ' Cherry Lips'
- Fragrant foliage with beautiful pink & white two-tone blooms. Care Planting Advice for Salvia: Salvias grow best in well-drained soil in full sun or partial shade, avoid excessively exposed areas & waterlogged soils. Before planting, prepare the soil by digging over & removing any weeds. Incorporate some well-rotted manure to enrich the soil if necessary. When planting a number of perennials, arrange them on the surface so you can see how they will look before planting. Individually knock out each plant from its container. Look at the roots
- if they are circling around the compost, it is best to tease them out. To do this, push your fingers into the rootball along the bottom edge & pull. Do this in a couple of places. This should encourage the roots to spread into the surrounding soil. Next use a trowel or spade to create a hole just deep & wide enough to set in the rootball. The aim is to bury just the roots, leaving the bases of the stems (when in growth in summer) or the shoots (in spring) above ground. Firm back around the soil, using your hand for small clumps & your heel on larger areas. Water in well to settle the soil & prevent desiccation. Aftercare advice for your salvias: Feed & water regularly until plants are fully established. Although perennial, this salvia will require some winter protection outdoors in the form of a straw mulch & if growing it in containers, move to a cold greenhouse or conservatory to prevent the cold from penetrating to the roots. In spring, apply a generous 5-7cm (2-3in) mulch of well-rotted garden compost or manure around the base of the plant Pruning Advice for Salvia: Prune lightly in late spring when new growth appears to remove dead stems & to maintain a bushy shape. Contents 40 x Plants



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