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Pensham Penstemon Collection 12 x Jumbo Plugs The Pensham series of Penstemon were specially bred in Pensham, Worcestershire, to produce a variety of the perennial plant that would be the perfect fit for the British climate. Stronger growing, more robust & resistant & the most wonderful showy flowers, the Pensham series are one of the most prized & most grown varieties in UK gardens. Also more compact & longer-flowering then other varieties, you'll get a longer-lasting display but one that can be maintained in beds & borders, or even grown in pots adorning patios & terraces. Their spires of gorgeous trumpet-shaped flowers in shades of pinks & violets produce contrasting bright white throats that make each & every individual flower really stand out, & they just simply keep on coming from May to Autumn. They're also surprisingly hardy in well-drained spots too & will come back every year with an even bigger & better display. We've put together a wonderful collection of 4 each of our favourites Pensham varieties which include: Penstemon Pensham ' Amelia Jayne' Penstemon Pensham ' Czar' Penstemon Pensham ' Laura' Penstemon Pensham ' Plum Jerkum' Specifications Ideal for: Flower beds, borders, containers, 'cottage garden' Flowers: May
- November Position: Sun Height/spread: 60cm x 40cm Hardiness: Winter Hardy Supplied as: a collection of 12 jumbo plug plants, ready to plant out. Contents 12 x Jumbo Plugs (3 each of 4 colour) back to top
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Sumptuous, colour-changing, semi-double flowers will bring an opulent show of magnificence to any garden. Topping slender, blushed flower stems, the large, showy flowers of Peony ' Coral Sunset' bud up a fabulous deep salmon-pink before breaking into full blooms of the most amazing salmon. Gradually transitioning to a subtle pastel coral-orange & finally a pale, creamy pastel orange, the opulent show of blousy blooms really must be seen to be believed!A garden designer's dream, this luscious peony has been one of the RHS Chelsea Flower Show darlings in recent years, with designers practically falling over themselves to incorporate it into their plans & it's easy to see why. Superb as a garden plant & perfect as a cut flower, the buds stay tight for days before opening up into goblets of pure joy, adding spectacular drama to a vase or h&-tied bouquet
- a florist's dream! Coral Sunset certainly lives up to its name, with the cupped blooms topping 8in across & going through a series of subtle colour changes as they mature. Supplied as a bare root with 2-3 eye buds, so you'll get 2-3 stems in the first season. Specifications Category: Bulbs & Tubers/ Spring Flowering Ideal For: Beds/ Borders/ Large Containers/ Cottage Garden/ Cut Flowers/ Bouquets Flowers: June
- July Position: Full Sun/ Partial Shade Height/ Spread: 1m x 1m Hardiness: Hardy Supplied as: a bare root with 2-3 eye buds, so you'll get 2-3 stems in the first year. How to Grow: Despite the myths that surround them, peonies are easy to grow. As a hardy perennial, the plant dies back to below ground level each year in autumn, then fresh new growth appears again in spring. Dead stems can be removed in late autumn. Ideally, plant in the autumn while the ground is still warm or in the spring as it warms up. Plant in full sun or light shade in heavy, well-draining, fertile soil. There’s no need to add additional compost unless your soil is really poor. Dig a planting hole large enough to spread out roots without bending them. Set crown with buds 3-5cm (1-2in) below ground-level. Backfill & water in thoroughly. Peonies can tolerate drought quite well, but they need plenty of water if they are to flower well. Plant your peonies in soil that drains well. Clay is fine as long as it doesn't stay wet. Mulch lightly with well-rotted manure every spring
- although not too deep as this will bury the crown. At the same time, apply a balanced slow-release fertiliser around the base of the plant. If you want really big flowers, de-bud the side shoots in April/ May with a sharp knife. Remove spent flower heads after blooming to keep your peony pretty all summer long. The flower stems may not be strong enough to keep the often-heavy flamboyant flowers upright & staking is often required. Peonies seldom need to be divided or moved, but if necessary, it should be carried out only in the autumn. Contents 1 x Plant


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Peony ' Duchesse de Nemours' is a traditional variety with fragrant, fully double blooms. Its large white flowers can reach 15-20cm (6-8in) across & are blushed lightly with yellow giving them a delicate ivory glow. The outer petals are rounded & frame the ruffled inner petals beautifully, plus this peony is said to smell very much like Lily of the Valley, making it a fragrant addition to any garden. Contrasting with the flowers beautifully, the green leaves form a good-sized clump & will remain attractive right up to the first frost, when it colours up magically for renewed seasonal interest. Perfect as a specimen plant or in groups, especially lining a path or dotted through a cottage garden, the fabulous blooms make great cut flowers too. Fully deserving its coveted RHS Award of Garden Merit, you can be sure that this is a proven garden performer, guaranteed to be suitable for UK gardeners at every level of experience. You can therefore plant this in the garden with complete confidence, for stunning displays for many years to come. Supplied as 3 bare root plants ready for immediate planting. Care Planting your Peony ' Duchess de Nemours': Despite the myths that surround them, peonies are easy to grow. As a hardy perennial, the plant dies back to below ground level each year in autumn, then fresh new growth appears again in spring. Ideally, plant in the autumn while the ground is still warm or in the spring as it warms up. Plant in full sun or light shade in heavy, well-draining, fertile soil. There’s no need to add additional compost unless your soil is really poor. Dig a planting hole large enough to spread out roots without bending them. Set crown with buds 3-5cm (1-2in) below ground-level. Backfill with soil & water in thoroughly. Peonies can tolerate drought quite well, but they need plenty of water if they are to flower well. Plant your peonies in soil that drains well. Clay is fine as long as it doesn't stay wet. Aftercare Advice for Peony ' Duchess de Nemours': Mulch lightly with well-rotted manure every spring
- although not too deep as this will bury the crown. At the same time, apply a balanced slow-release fertiliser around the base of the plant. The flower stems may not be strong enough to keep the often-heavy flamboyant flowers upright & staking is often required. Peonies seldom need to be divided or moved, but if necessary, it should be carried out only in the autumn. Content: Peony Duchesse de Nemours
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