The rubber plant gets its name from the white latex running through its veins, which used to be used to make rubber. The thick glossy green leaves even have a rubber-like look to them. It will grow upright & form a beautiful plant which can be put on centre stage. They are easy to grow & will be very happy in a bright room but with plenty of shade available too. The perfect accompaniment for a north facing room. Keep away from cold draughts & radiators, & will need a constant temperature of 16C (60F) & 24C (75F). Be sure to not leave it in a room which can drop in temperature dramatically as this can cause its leaves to drop. Water regularly between Spring & Autumn, allowing the pot to drain in between each watering. In the winter months reduce the amount of watering & let the compost dry out. Feed can be provided during active growth periods between March & September. Height Up To 300cm (118in) Spread Up To 150cm (59in) Please Note: Some houseplants are toxic to pets if ingested, please seek advice from a veterinary professional if you believe it has been consumed. Ensure you take a sample of the plant with you. The size of the plant will differ depending on when in the year it is purchased ? visuals are an indication only. ...

Well known as the Fiddle-leaf Fig, this elegant house plant is grown for its impressive foliage. Each leaf is stiff & has a leathery feel with a distinctive curved shape & pale, prominent veins. Ficus lyrata ' Compacta' is a luscious evergreen, with a lovely glossy sheen that reflects light beautifully. Although it grows relatively slowly, if given the right growing conditions it will ultimately form a tall, slender specimen that will be a fine focal point for your home. Ficus lyrata ' Compacta' needs plenty of bright light which is why it is a good choice for a conservatory or bright living room. If it is getting insufficient amounts of light it will start to shed its leaves. Keep away from radiator & cold draughts also. The best temperature should be between 16C (60F) & 24C (75F). Water well between the spring & autumn. Let the surface of the soil dry out each time. In the winter reduce the amount of watering but do not let it dry out completely. Feed between March & September.

Height: 300cm (118?). Spread: 100cm (39).

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Well known as the Fiddle-leaf Fig, this elegant house plant is grown for its impressive foliage. Each leaf is stiff & has a leathery feel with a distinctive curved shape & pale, prominent veins. Ficus lyrata ' Compacta' is a luscious evergreen, with a lovely glossy sheen that reflects light beautifully. Although it grows relatively slowly, if given the right growing conditions it will ultimately form a tall, slender specimen that will be a fine focal point for your home. Ficus lyrata ' Compacta' needs plenty of bright light which is why it is a good choice for a conservatory or bright living room. If it is getting insufficient amounts of light it will start to shed its leaves. Keep away from radiator & cold draughts also. The best temperature should be between 16C (60F) & 24C (75F). Water well between the spring & autumn. Let the surface of the soil dry out each time. In the winter reduce the amount of watering but do not let it dry out completely. Feed between March & September.

Height: 300cm (118?). Spread: 100cm (39).

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Poppies are simply delightful, their delicate heads dancing in the breeze. Field poppies are good in borders, & also for drying. Try poppy seeds sprinkled on bread, cakes & biscuits. Height 30-60cm (12-24). Attractive to bees & other pollinators Easy to grow
- sow direct outside Sow in borders & pots Adopt a beehive or become a friend!
- see details inside packet.

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Perennial
- flowers year-after-year. Clusters of lavender flowers on long stems for pots & borders. Thrives in most soils. Height
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A superb, compact Fig tree that thrives in cooler UK conditions! Fig ' Osborne's Prolific' is perfect for growing in a container ...

An attractive self-fertile tree that produces a heavy crop of medium-sized pear-shaped figs. The green-skinned fruits have a sweet flavour & yellow & red flesh. Fruits develop in spring & ripen from August to September, a second crop often develops in late summer & if protected, these fruits will ripen the following summer. This fig suits the UK climate well, being hardy & more tolerant of colder, wetter growing conditions than many other varieties, will crop 1 year after being planted with better crops from 3 years.
Height: 3m (9'). Spread: 4m (13').
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An attractive self-fertile tree that produces a heavy crop of medium-sized pear-shaped figs. The green-skinned fruits have a sweet flavour & yellow & red flesh. Fruits develop in spring & ripen from August to September, a second crop often develops in late summer & if protected, these fruits will ripen the following summer. This fig suits the UK climate well, being hardy & more tolerant of colder, wetter growing conditions than many other varieties, will crop 1 year after being planted with better crops from 3 years.

Height: 3m (9'). Spread: 4m (13').

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Fig (Ficus) Chelsea Standard Fig Chelsea creates an attractive standard tree that is ideally suited to growing in patio containers. The delicious figs develop in spring & ripen from August to September. A second crop often develops in late summer & if protected, these fruits will ripen during the following summer.

Height: 2m (78). Spread: 1m (39).

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Fig (Ficus) Chelsea Standard Fig Chelsea creates an attractive standard tree that is ideally suited to growing in patio containers. The delicious figs develop in spring & ripen from August to September. A second crop often develops in late summer & if protected, these fruits will ripen during the following summer.

Height: 2m (78). Spread: 1m (39).

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