Pack Of 300 Cornflower Double Mix
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Is There Any Flower More Nostalgic Than The Cornflower?it Is Perfect For Cottage Gardens & Other Informal Settings, & Is Wonderful For Cutting. give This Tall Growing Mixture Plenty Of Space & It Will Reward You With Masses Of Blooms For Many Weeks. ...

Cornus ‘midwinter Fire’ Is An Extraordinary Variety Of This Much Loved & Very Popular Garden Shrub. Cornus Are Used To Inject A Mass Of Colour Into A Garden In Winter When There Is Very Little Colour & ‘midwinter Fire’ Is One Of Those Varieties Which Seems To Outperform All Others In Its Category. Once The Leaves Drop In Autumn A Blaze Of Hot & Fiery Red & Yellow Stems Are Revealed & Will Turn A Cold Winters Day Into A Inferno. They Look Great On Their Own, But When Planted In Groups They Look Outstanding, Very Few Other Garden Shrubs Can Compare. plantingdig A Hole Large & Deep Enough To Take The Plant’s Root Ball.gently Tap The Plant Out Of Its Pot Without Disturbing The Soil Around The Roots.position The Plant At The Bottom Of The Hole So The Plant’s Crown Is Level With The Surface & Sits At The Same Depth As It Was In The Pot; Make Sure The Roots Are In Direct Contact With The Soil.backfill With The Excavated Soil & Firm In Gently. Water To Settle The Soil Around The Roots.aftercareshrubs Are Easy-care Plants Getting Better Every Year With The Minimum Of Fuss.watering: Water Regularly In The First Few Weeks After Planting & Then Make Sure The Plants Are Kept Moist In Dry Spell; But Don’t Overwater. plants Will Send Their Roots Down In Search Of Moisture As They Grow.feeding:  Give Shrubs A Boost With A Handful Of Granular Feed Hoed Into The Soil In Spring.pruning: prune In Early Spring To Encourage Young, Colourful Stems.  Cornus Midwinter Fire Doesn’t Need To Be Cut Back As Hard As Other Cornus.  Once Established The Plant’s Naturally Branching Habit Can Be Maintained By Cutting Some Of The Oldest Stems Hard Back In Spring.supplied In A 3 Litre Pot  ...

This Useful Native Shrub Gives A superb Autumn Show, Perfect For An Informal Hedge, When The Leaves Turn A Brilliant Red ...

This Useful Native Shrub Gives A superb Autumn Show, Perfect For An Informal Hedge, When The Leaves Turn A Brilliant Red ...

So Hard-working, Coronilla Flowers Intermittently Outside The Main Winter-flowering Season Too.grow Coronilla citrina In Your Flower Beds. The Leaves Are made from Small Pretty Leaflets & Flowers That Look Intricate & Delicate & Offer Lemon-coloured Flowers For So Long.coronilla Comes Back Year After Year So You Can Rely On It For Providing Pretty Flowers For Your Garden Every Winter.your Coronilla Comes In A 3 Litre Pot – Perfect To Plant In Soil At Any Time Of The Year.these Plants Arrive In A Pot Within A Box To Keep The Plant Sturdy & Upright. The Soil Area May Be Covered In Sacking Or Polythene To Keep The Soil Moist Which Is Ideal For The Roots.on Arrival Lift The Plant Gently Out Of The Pot To Check There Are Lots Of Roots Showing On The Sides Of The Soil.can’t Plant Straight Away?if You Cant Plant Up Your Plant Straight Away, Remove The Sacking Or Polythene, & Keep Your Potted Plant In A Sunny Position. Keep The Soil Moist By Watering Each Day. Look To Planting Into Its Permanent Position Within 5-7 Days. ...

If You Have A Shady Spot That Needs Filling With A Pretty Plant, Then This Corydalis Should Do The Trick. Its Ferny Gold Foliage Shines Through The Shade, While The Low Mound Of Foliage Reveals Fragrant Tubular violet Flowers. Perfect For Cool Summers In Rich Moist Soil. we’d Recommend You Plant 2 Young Plants To A Basket Or Container With A 12in (30cm) Diameter For Creating Maximum Colour & Impact, Or At The Front Of A Flowerbed In Sun Or Shade.plant Up Several Pots & Baskets Of 2-3 Plants For A Sight To Behold. Baskets Dotted Around The Patio Will Really Impress Guests – & For Such Little Effort.grow In Pots With Compost Suitable For Bedding To Ensure The Plants Have The Best Soil To Grow & Thrive In. If You Grow Them In Flower Beds Mix Some Compost In With The Existing Soil To Give Your Flowers The Best Soil To Grow In.if You Grow In Flowerbeds Space Plants Around 8in (20cm) Apart. An Area Of A Yard By A Foot (1m By 30cm) Will Fit Around 5 Plants.how Your Plants Arriveyour Plants Arrive To You As Young Plants Containing A ‘plug’ Of Soil With Roots Running Through It & Some Small Green Stems & Leaves.although They Are Little Plants They Are The Perfect Size To Get Growing Fast Once You Plant Them Up.your 3 Flower Plants Will Arrive To You In A Plastic Container With A Lid (which Acts As A Mini-greenhouse) To Create A Good Humid Atmosphere For Your Young Plants To Thrive & Get A Really Good Start To Produce You Lovely Flowers.your Container Comes In A Box For Extra Protection When Leaving Our Nursery To Arriving At Your Home.check Your Plants Are In The Plastic Container, With Healthy Young Leaves.can’t Plant Straight Away?if You Cannot Plant Up Your Perennial Flower Plants Straight Away Into Their Permanent Position Make Sure The Plugs Of Your Plants Are Kept Moist At All Times.you Can Place Your Plant On A Saucer Or Tray Of Water So The Plug Is Immersed At The Beginning Of The Day. Keep An ...

true-blue Flowers Every Yearhappy In Dry, Shady Spots & In Dappled Shadeenjoy A Wave Of Rare Sky-blue Tubular Flowers look Forward To Rare Deep-blue Flowers Of Corydalis Calycosa; This Fumitory That Suits A Cottage Garden Display Actually Thrives In Those Tricky Dry Shady Spots Where Other Flowers Can’t Make It. It’s Not Every Day You Chance Upon Sky-blue Flowers So Maximise On This Rare Perennial.happy Grown On Patios Or Balcony Too In Containers Corydalis Calycosa Brings The Outdoor Space To Life Even If You Don’t Have A Garden With Surrounding Beds. The Flowers Of Corydalis Calycosa Complement Other Alpine & Rock Garden Flowers Like Pulsatilla, Wood Anenomes, Erythroniums & Even Seasonal Dwarf Tulips.useful Tips:pair Corydalis Calycosa With The Interesting Trailing Leaves Of Helichrysum Or Creeping Jenny If You Decide To Grow This Flower In Containers. All These Varieties Thrive In Dappled Shade.plant In A Well-aired Compost Such As John Innes No 2 Or A Potting Compost, With A Not-to-rich But Balanced Level Of Nutrients. ...

Grow Twisted Hazel Corylus Avellana Contorta In A Container, Placing Pots Of Bulbs Around Its Base For An Intriguing Display.recommended By The Rhs As A Great Garden-worthy Tree, Fully Hardy In The Uk & Producing Lots Of Pendant Catkins In Winter To Spring.your Corylus Avellana Contorta Comes In A 3 Litre Pot – Perfect To Plant In Soil At Any Time Of The Year.these Plants Arrive In A Pot Within A Box To Keep The Plant Sturdy & Upright. The Soil Area May Be Covered In Sacking Or Polythene To Keep The Soil Moist Which Is Ideal For The Roots.on Arrival Lift The Plant Gently Out Of The Pot To Check There Are Lots Of Roots Showing On The Sides Of The Soil.can’t Plant Straight Away?if You Cant Plant Up Your Plant Straight Away, Remove The Sacking Or Polythene, & Keep Your Potted Plant In A Sunny Position. Keep The Soil Moist By Watering Each Day. Look To Planting Into Its Permanent Position Within 5-7 Days. ...

royal Horticultural Society Award Of Garden Meritwith Rare Twisted Framework Of Branchesattractive Winter Catkins & Edible Nuts In Autumn add Twisted Red Hazel Tree Corylus Avellana Red Majestic For A Punchy Permanent Structure In Your Garden In A Rare Twisted Form. Rich Red Leaves Appear In Spring After Putting On A Show Of Long Catkins In Winter & Edible Hazlenuts As Summer Turns Into Autumn.the Twisted Framework Of The Tree Is Reflected In The Roots Which Grow In A Gnarled Manner Underground; This Keeps The Tree Restricted In Height & Proportional To A Typical Garden Or Allotment Patch. With Something To Give Every Season Red Majestic Gives You Catkins, Lovely Burnt Copper Leaves, Hazlenuts & Even Handsome Bare Stems In Winter That Provide An Attractive Silhouette In The Low Winter Sun.your Corylus Avellana violet Majestic Arrives As A Bare-root Plant Tree In Time For You To Put In The Ground On Arrival From Autumn To Spring. If You Need To Wait A Few Days Before Planting Keep Your Bare-root Plant In A Shady Position & Bury The Roots In Some Loose Soil.useful Tips:grown In A Container Your Tree Is Likely To Reach Around 2m (6 ½ Ft) Maximum. Planted Directly In A Bed Your Tree Will Grow To Around 2m In The Space Of Around Five Years. ...