Potentilla Fruticosa chelsea Star, Like Some Other Potentilla, Has Intensely Bright Yellow Star-shaped Flowers Which Are Produced From Early Summer Through To Autumn. These Flowers Have A Pale Green Star In Their Centres, Which Really Stand Out Against The Golden Yellow. ‘chelsea Star’ Is Dwarf Shrub That Is Suitable For Low Maintenance Beds & Borders. This Is A Very Cheery Plant Which When Given A Moist Well-draining Soil In Sun Or Part-shade, Will Perform Very Well. 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 Spells.feeding:  Give Shrubs A Boost With A Handful Of Granular Feed Hoed Into The Soil In Spring.pruning:  Prune Potentilla ‘chelsea Star’ If Necessary After Flowering To Maintain Its Shape.on Established Plants Cut Out Any Congested Stems. height 1m/39inflowers May-octobersupplied In A 3 Litre Pot ...

This Compact, Bushy Deciduous Shrub With Masses Of Bright Yellow Flowers Is Perfect For Both Edging & Informal Hedging. Thrives Even In Poor Soil In Full Sun & Is Good For Windy Locations.flowers: May-september
Height: Up To 4ft/1.2m If Unpruned.hedges Within Gardens Create A Softer, More Wildlife Friendly Boundary & Can Provide A Great Seasonal Display Of Flowers, Berries & Autumn Colour. Even A Small Hedge Can Create Your Own Little Wildlife Habitat. They Can Be Close Clipped Or Left A Bit Wilder, A Mix Of Native Varieties Will Give Different Periods Of Interest & A Good Nesting & Winter Food Source For Birds. Planting Distances Vary From 30-60cm/1-2ft Depending On The Variety & The Size Of Hedge Required. For A Denser Hedge Plant A Staggered Double Row With 38cm/15in Between Rows & 45cm/18ins Between Plants. All Our Hedging Will Be Delivered As Bare Rooted Bundles, With Approximate Height Of Up To 100cm/3.5ft Depending On The Variety
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This Compact, Bushy Deciduous Shrub With Masses Of Bright Yellow Flowers Is Perfect For Both Edging & Informal Hedging. Thrives Even In Poor Soil In Full Sun & Is Good For Windy Locations.flowers: May-september
Height: Up To 4ft/1.2m If Unpruned.hedges Within Gardens Create A Softer, More Wildlife Friendly Boundary & Can Provide A Great Seasonal Display Of Flowers, Berries & Autumn Colour. Even A Small Hedge Can Create Your Own Little Wildlife Habitat. They Can Be Close Clipped Or Left A Bit Wilder, A Mix Of Native Varieties Will Give Different Periods Of Interest & A Good Nesting & Winter Food Source For Birds. Planting Distances Vary From 30-60cm/1-2ft Depending On The Variety & The Size Of Hedge Required. For A Denser Hedge Plant A Staggered Double Row With 38cm/15in Between Rows & 45cm/18ins Between Plants.all Our Hedging Will Be Delivered As Bare Rooted Bundles, With Approximate Height Of Up To 100cm/3.5ft Depending On The Variety
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Potentilla Fruticosa ‘red Ace’ Makes A Twiggy, Bushy Shrub With Small Grey Green Leaves; This Compact Deciduous Shrub Is Studded With Yellow-backed Red Flowers From Late Spring To Early Summer. The Flowers Tend To Fade To Orange In Hot Sun To Give A Lovely Two Tone Effect. Commonly Known As Shrubby Cinquefoil, Potentillas Are Hardy Shrubs That Are Easy To Grow & Care For. Grow Potentilla In Any Moderately Fertile, Moist But Well-drained Soil. These Easy-care Shrubs Are Tolerant Of Most Soils & Positions. 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 In 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. aftercare.watering: Water Regularly In The First Few Weeks After Planting But Don’t Overwater. The Plants Will Send Their Roots Down In Search Of Moisture As They Grow.feeding:  Give Plants A Boost If Necessary With A Handful Of Granular Feed Hoed Into The Soil In Spring.pruning:  No Regular Pruning Necessary But Potentilla Can Be Trimmed To Shape After Flowering To Keep The Shrubs Neat. ...

Potentilla Fruticosa ‘tangerine’ Makes A Twiggy, Spreading Shrub With Small Grey Green Leaves; This Dwarf Potentilla Is Studded With Yellow-orange Flowers From Late Spring To Early Summer. The Flowers Tend To Fade To Yellow In Hot Weather To Give A Lovely Two Tone Effect. Commonly Known As Shrubby Cinquefoil; Potentillas Are Hardy Shrubs That Are Easy To Grow & Care For. Grow Potentilla In Any Moderately Fertile, Moist But Well-drained Soil. These Easy-care Shrubs Are Tolerant Of Most Soils & Positions. 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 In 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. aftercare.watering: Water Regularly In The First Few Weeks After Planting But Don’t Overwater. The Plants Will Send Their Roots Down In Search Of Moisture As They Grow.feeding:  Give Plants A Boost If Necessary With A Handful Of Granular Feed Hoed Into The Soil In Spring.pruning:  No Regular Pruning Necessary But Potentilla Can Be Trimmed To Shape After Flowering To Keep The Shrubs Neat. ...

A unique Black Raspberry Which Makes A Delicious & Versatile super-food.this Variety Is Set To Be A Hit – With So Many Health Benefits It’s A Must For Any Home-grower Wanting To Harvest Vitamin-rich Berries From June. As Juicy As Blackberries But With The Perfumed Flavour Of Raspberries, The Fruits Are Lovely To Eat Fresh From The Plant Or Added To Smoothies Rich In Antioxidants & Vitamins.unbeatable Benefitssweet Fruits Ripen As Early As Juneeasy-to-grow Plants Produce Up To 400g (14oz) Berries In One Yearsuper-food Rich In Cancer-fighting Anti-oxidants & Vitaminsmakes Great Smoothies, Wine, Jellies & Jamattractive White Blush On Stems & Fruitspraised By Grower & Presenter James Wong As homegrown Haribofloricane Type- Fruits On One Year Old Stems read Our Blog On How To Grow this Tasty Superfood
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A unique Black Raspberry Which Makes A Delicious & Versatile super-food.this Variety Is Set To Be A Hit – With So Many Health Benefits It’s A Must For Any Home-grower Wanting To Harvest Vitamin-rich Berries From June. As Juicy As Blackberries But With The Perfumed Flavour Of Raspberries, The Fruits Are Lovely To Eat Fresh From The Plant Or Added To Smoothies Rich In Antioxidants & Vitamins.unbeatable Benefitssweet Fruits Ripen As Early As Juneeasy-to-grow Plants Produce Up To 400g (14oz) Berries In One Yearsuper-food Rich In Cancer-fighting Anti-oxidants & Vitaminsmakes Great Smoothies, Wine, Jellies & Jamattractive White Blush On Stems & Fruitspraised By Grower & Presenter James Wong As homegrown Haribofloricane Type- Fruits On One Year Old Stemscut Down All Bare Root Planted Raspberries To 2cm (1in) Above Ground Level When Planting. read Our Blog On This Tasty Superfood
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container-friendly Varietyspine-free Stemsattractive & Productivechoose Raspberry Ruby Beauty For Your Kitchen Garden For Plants That Will Grow Well In Containers & Use Up Only A Small Space On Your Patch. Dwarf In Habit But Equally As Free-fruiting Ruby Beauty Is Great For Getting A Decent Harvest & Having Attractive, Non-rangy Plants For A Visual Display.really Easy Raspberry To Grow & Look After- It’s A Dwarf Compact Variety Ideal For Growing In Containers & No Need For Supports.picking Is Made Really Easy Thanks To Its Spineless Stems & You Can Cover Them Easily Too With Manageable Netting To Keep The Birds Away.this Is A Floricane Variety: We Suggest You Harvest Fruits In Early Summer, & Simply Cut The Fruiting Stems To Ground Level Once They’ve Given You Harvests. There Should Be Some Strong Leafy (non-fruiting) Stems That Have Emerged From The Ground. Let These Grow On & They’ll Fruit The Following Summer. ...

easy To Grow & Look Afterbuy 3 For The Price Of 2use As An Edible Hedgewe Love The Raspberry Ruby Beauty Because It Has A Wonderful Flavour, Is Easy To Grow & Maintain & Has A Compact Growing Habit Which Means You Are Not Restricted If You Are Short On Space. Due To Its Short & Sturdy Canes, It Will Not Need Supporting & Will Grow No Taller Than 1 Metre. This, Along With There Being No Thorns, Makes It Much Easier To Pick The Juicy Fruits.if You Have More Space To Play With, This Raspberry Variety Can Be Used As A Unique Low Edible Hedge If Grown 70cm (2 1/2 Ft) Apart. The Multi-branching Habit Of The Raspberry Ruby Beauty Means That It Will Reward You With Both Practicality But Also An Extremely Attractive & Productive Hedge That Is Wildlife Friendly.when You Receive Your Three Potted Raspberries, We Recommend You Plant Them Where They Will Be Able To Receive Full Sunshine. They Also Like To Be In Fertile, Well-drained Soil & This stunning Floricane Variety Will Provide Fruits With That Classic Raspberry Flavour Throughout The Summer.floricane (summer-fruiting) Varieties Fruit On Canes Produced In The Previous Year. After Fruiting, Cut Out The Old, Fruited Wood In Autumn/winter & Tie In The New Growths To The Support. ...

A Rhubarb Variety Selected For Its Truly Sweet Fruity Flavour, Grow This Weather-resistant Variety In Any Climate. It’s Disease Resistance Too So You’re In For A Good Harvest Of Long, Flavoursome Stalks. receiving Your 9cm Pot Plantchoose A Sunny, Open Site & Incorporate A Generous Layer Of Bulky Compost Into The Soil. Dig A Hole So That The Plant Sits with The Buds Just Below The Surface Of The Soil.one Rhubarb Plant Should Be Enough For An Area Of About 1 Square Metre (square Yard), So If You Are Planting More Than One, Be Sure To Plant At Metre Spacing In All Directions.leave The Crop To Grow & Develop In The First Year Without Harvesting.feed Plants In Summer With A General Fertiliser- One High In Nitrogen Is Beneficial, As The Harvestable Crop Is The Growing Stems Rather Than Flowers & Fruits, Which Should Be Removed As Soon As You See Them.water Well During Dry Spells. Adding A Mulch In Its First February Or March Will Conserve Moisture In The Soil.harvest Stems In The Plants Second April. You Can Pull Rhubarb Stems Up With Your H&, Close To The Base Of The Plant & Twisting Slightly As You Pull. Leave At Least 3-5 Stems Per Harvest. & Cease Harvesting By July.disease-resistant   ...