Allium Sphaerocephalon This unique & understated allium with unusual oval-shaped, violet-green flower heads perches atop tall, slender stems. Like all Alliums, this bulb is easy to grow on well-drained soil, & will pretty much take care of itself. Sphaerocephalon must be planted in bold groups to appreciate it at its best. Grow them in dense clumps among other perennials – they associate particularly well with swaying grasses. The perfect choice for sunny borders & gravel gardens.

Height: 90cm (36). Spread: 8cm (3).

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A giant of a variety, bearing huge 20cm diameter violet-&-white flowers on tall stems, with unique foliage that looks like leaves of corn. Height 180cm. Size 12cm+. (Bulb sizes"ed in centimetres refer to the circumference of bulbs. All bulbs are sourced from cultivated stocks.). Pack of 3 Bulbs.. May-June. 151-200CM.. Great for cutting & drying! ...

A wooden tray gift set containing a pair of gardening gloves, pack of 6 large wooden plant labels, wooden dibber, five coir starter pots, spool of jute twine & pack of four aluminium shrub labels. Approximate pack

Size: 21 x 30 x 9cm. Supplied with an assortment of popular veg seeds FREE.

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Why not buy both allotment planters! Indoor Allotment Planter
- A great gift idea for gardening enthusiasts. Ideal for those without
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When you are looking for a robust, modern pot with a natural appearance, choose this stylish elho flowerpot. This pot is made from high-quality synthetics combined with wood fibre, giving it a natural appearance. This beautiful pot can be enjoyed for many years, either inside or outside your house. Mineral Clay Colour.

Dimensions 43cm diameter x 53cm high. If you would like to use this planter outside, don’t forget to open the predrilled holes in the bottom. This allows the superfluous water to drain & you will be able to enjoy your plants longer.

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A sweet almond that is truly adapted to our British climate! Mandaline comes from the latest breeding program in France & does not flower until mid April when most of the harsher weather has passed. The delicious nuts, which fall from the tree through autumn, are soft shelled & much easier to crack than some. Trees are self-fertile. Will be despatched in November 2009, weather permitting; alternatively despatch will be February/ March 2010.. 1 Tree. Full growing instructions included..... ...

The Alder is a native, fast growing, deciduous species that's particularly well suited to wet sites. Its young buds are a bit sticky (hence it's Latin name) but develop into a nice dark, glossy leaf
- & generally where it is grown in wet sites, it keeps it's leaves in autumn for a considerably longer time than most other deciduous species. The other big advantage of Alder is that it's roots fix nitrogen in the soil
- so it enhances soil quality over time & is especially useful in areas with poor soil quality. Alder has slender male, reddish brown catkins & a female fruit which is hard, darker in colour & shaped like a very small pine cone
- these female fruits often stay on the bushes throughout most of winter & look very attractive. Flowers early March-late May. Available in packs of 25 or 50 bare roots & grows 60cm+ per year. Fast Growing Wildlife Friendly Bare Root hedging plants are a great, cost-effective way for you to achieve your hedging goals. They are grown in an open environment, exposed to natural conditions, which allows these plants to develop with no restrictions. When opting for this root type, you will receive well established plants with sturdy root systems as a result of their growing method. Given the way in which they are grown, bare rooted plants are available from November until May as this is the time of year when the plants are dormant & can be safely lifted from the field. This category mostly consists of native, deciduous hedging species which many of them flower and/or berry so they make great hedges for wildlife & provide seasonal interest.


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The Alder is a native, fast growing, deciduous species that's particularly well suited to wet sites. Its young buds are a bit sticky (hence it's Latin name) but develop into a nice dark, glossy leaf
- & generally where it is grown in wet sites, it keeps it's leaves in autumn for a considerably longer time than most other deciduous species. The other big advantage of Alder is that it's roots fix nitrogen in the soil
- so it enhances soil quality over time & is especially useful in areas with poor soil quality. Alder has slender male, reddish brown catkins & a female fruit which is hard, darker in colour & shaped like a very small pine cone
- these female fruits often stay on the bushes throughout most of winter & look very attractive. Flowers early March-late May. Available in packs of 25 or 50 bare roots & grows 60cm+ per year. Fast Growing Wildlife Friendly Bare Root hedging plants are a great, cost-effective way for you to achieve your hedging goals. They are grown in an open environment, exposed to natural conditions, which allows these plants to develop with no restrictions. When opting for this root type, you will receive well established plants with sturdy root systems as a result of their growing method. Given the way in which they are grown, bare rooted plants are available from November until May as this is the time of year when the plants are dormant & can be safely lifted from the field. This category mostly consists of native, deciduous hedging species which many of them flower and/or berry so they make great hedges for wildlife & provide seasonal interest.


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The Alder is a native, fast growing, deciduous species that's particularly well suited to wet sites. Its young buds are a bit sticky (hence it's Latin name) but develop into a nice dark, glossy leaf
- & generally where it is grown in wet sites, it keeps it's leaves in autumn for a considerably longer time than most other deciduous species. The other big advantage of Alder is that it's roots fix nitrogen in the soil
- so it enhances soil quality over time & is especially useful in areas with poor soil quality. Alder has slender male, reddish brown catkins & a female fruit which is hard, darker in colour & shaped like a very small pine cone
- these female fruits often stay on the bushes throughout most of winter & look very attractive. Flowers early March-late May. Available in packs of 25 or 50 bare roots & grows 60cm+ per year. Fast Growing Wildlife Friendly Bare Root hedging plants are a great, cost-effective way for you to achieve your hedging goals. They are grown in an open environment, exposed to natural conditions, which allows these plants to develop with no restrictions. When opting for this root type, you will receive well established plants with sturdy root systems as a result of their growing method. Given the way in which they are grown, bare rooted plants are available from November until May as this is the time of year when the plants are dormant & can be safely lifted from the field. This category mostly consists of native, deciduous hedging species which many of them flower and/or berry so they make great hedges for wildlife & provide seasonal interest.


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The Alder is a native, fast growing, deciduous species that's particularly well suited to wet sites. Its young buds are a bit sticky (hence it's Latin name) but develop into a nice dark, glossy leaf
- & generally where it is grown in wet sites, it keeps it's leaves in autumn for a considerably longer time than most other deciduous species. The other big advantage of Alder is that it's roots fix nitrogen in the soil
- so it enhances soil quality over time & is especially useful in areas with poor soil quality. Alder has slender male, reddish brown catkins & a female fruit which is hard, darker in colour & shaped like a very small pine cone
- these female fruits often stay on the bushes throughout most of winter & look very attractive. Flowers early March-late May. Available in packs of 25 or 50 bare roots & grows 60cm+ per year. Fast Growing Wildlife Friendly Bare Root hedging plants are a great, cost-effective way for you to achieve your hedging goals. They are grown in an open environment, exposed to natural conditions, which allows these plants to develop with no restrictions. When opting for this root type, you will receive well established plants with sturdy root systems as a result of their growing method. Given the way in which they are grown, bare rooted plants are available from November until May as this is the time of year when the plants are dormant & can be safely lifted from the field. This category mostly consists of native, deciduous hedging species which many of them flower and/or berry so they make great hedges for wildlife & provide seasonal interest.


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