HARDY SHRUBS, ROSES & TREES - We have shrubs and trees from A-Z .
Spring is a great time to plant larger items such as trees, shrubs and roses. These are the backbone of any garden, providing shape and structure, background greenery or indeed a focal point.
Here are a few examples of SHRUBS in BUD or FLOWER right now - (availability subject to change.)
ERICACEOUS - the following plants require acid soil. You can add peat to your border, or plant them in Ericaceous compost
Spring is a great time to plant larger items such as trees, shrubs and roses. These are the backbone of any garden, providing shape and structure, background greenery or indeed a focal point.
Here are a few examples of SHRUBS in BUD or FLOWER right now - (availability subject to change.)
ERICACEOUS - the following plants require acid soil. You can add peat to your border, or plant them in Ericaceous compost
- Andromeda Blue Ice 3 litre - £8.99
- Evergreen Azaleas - 3 litre £10.99 and in 5 litre £15. 99
- Camellias 4 litre - £19.99
- Pieris in 4.5 litre pots - with fresh colourful young foilage - passion, flaming silver, mountain fire, and little heath.
- Rhododendrons - 3 litre and 4.5 litre prices £11.99 and £14.99
- EVERGREENS -
- Choisya, aucuba, mahonia, viburnum, euonymous, holly and many other evergreen shrubs to bring interest to the winter garden.
- AUTUMN COLOUR - acers, liquid amber, euonymous and other shrubs with glorious autumnal foliage.
CLIMBERS - We have many clematis, honeysuckle, jasmine and others looking great right now. - ROSES - a few patio varieties in flower and fresh stock due in the first week of October.
- TREES - These are looking good in leaf and some with blossom.
- Ornamental trees including - cherry, malus (crab apple), crataegus (hawthorn) sorbus (mountain ash)
- We have a range of Front Garden Trees; trees with a compact habit making them ideal for sites where space is at a premium.
- Fruit trees on semi-dwarfing stock - apple, pear, cherry, plums, peach and nectarine.