Although not true grasses, these evergreen hardy perennials will provide colourful grass&45;like foliage all year round. Neat clumps of linear leaves give an architectural presence in containers, at the front of borders or dotted throughout rockeries.

Height: 30cm &40;12&34;&41;. Spread: 40cm &40;16&34;&41;. Supplied in 9cm pots. Collection comprises: Liriope Pure Blonde &40; Lily turf&41; &45; An unusual variety with striking foliage that emerges white before colouring to green with maturity. Ophiopogon nigrescens &40; Black Mondo&41; &45; Jet black foliage forms a lovely backdrop for the dainty bell shaped blooms & dark inky&45;blue berries. Uncinia rubra Everflame &40; Red Hook Sedge&41; &45; A vibrant sedge that forms tussocks of bright scarlet foliage.

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Add year round interest to your garden with this fabulous collection of evergreen grasses. These low maintenance perennials look good in containers or planted in rockeries, borders & gravel gardens. This selection provides a range of attractive foliage colours &

Includes:: both green & bronze forms of carex comans as well as blue&45;green festuca glauca. Supplied as large, garden&45;ready plug plants.

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Very imposing, sturdy plants with long, strong stems & large flower buds which break open to reveal huge 20cm (8in) flowers of startling red with black blotches. Plants require no support & ideally should be grown in groups at the back of the border. They look excellent when planted next to Red Hot Poker T&M Hybrids, T&M's Michaelmas Daisy Mixed & Rudbeckias. Flowers early summer. Height 122-152cm (4-5ft) ...

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Beech is the perfect candidate for hedging & has traditionally been used on many large estates. It can be grown to almost any height as a hedge or privacy screen & will maintain a good density & tidy shape, usually only needing to be clipped once or twice a year. Over winter, Beech tends to hold onto most of its dead leaves, & sheds them in the spring when the new shoots start to appear, helping to keep privacy to a maximum. ...

Beech is the perfect candidate for hedging & has traditionally been used on many large estates. It can be grown to almost any height as a hedge or privacy screen & will maintain a good density & tidy shape, usually only needing to be clipped once or twice a year. Over winter, Beech tends to hold onto most of its dead leaves, & sheds them in the spring when the new shoots start to appear, helping to keep privacy to a maximum. ...

Beech is the perfect candidate for hedging & has traditionally been used on many large estates. It can be grown to almost any height as a hedge or privacy screen & will maintain a good density & tidy shape, usually only needing to be clipped once or twice a year. Over winter, Beech tends to hold onto most of its dead leaves, & sheds them in the spring when the new shoots start to appear, helping to keep privacy to a maximum. ...

Beech is the perfect candidate for hedging & has traditionally been used on many large estates. It can be grown to almost any height as a hedge or privacy screen & will maintain a good density & tidy shape, usually only needing to be clipped once or twice a year. Over winter, Beech tends to hold onto most of its dead leaves, & sheds them in the spring when the new shoots start to appear, helping to keep privacy to a maximum. ...

Beech is the perfect candidate for hedging & has traditionally been used on many large estates. It can be grown to almost any height as a hedge or privacy screen & will maintain a good density & tidy shape, usually only needing to be clipped once or twice a year. Over winter, Beech tends to hold onto most of its dead leaves, & sheds them in the spring when the new shoots start to appear, helping to keep privacy to a maximum. ...

Beech is the perfect candidate for hedging & has traditionally been used on many large estates. It can be grown to almost any height as a hedge or privacy screen & will maintain a good density & tidy shape, usually only needing to be clipped once or twice a year. Over winter, Beech tends to hold onto most of its dead leaves, & sheds them in the spring when the new shoots start to appear, helping to keep privacy to a maximum. ...