Vores kunder ligger øverst på Google

Google Ads Specialister fra Vestjylland

Vi er 100% dedikerede til Google Annoncering – Vi har mange års erfaring med Google Ads og den bruger vi på at opsætte, optimere & vedligeholde vores fantastiske kunders konti.

100% Specialiseret i Google Ads
Vi har mange års erfaring fra +300 konti
Ingen lange bindinger & evighedskontrakter
Jævnlig opfølgning med hver enkelt kunde
Vi tager din virksomhed seriøst
KONTAKT OS
LÆS UDTALELSER & SUCCESHISTORIER

4 results (0,12631 seconds)

Show all filters

Brand

Colour

Merchant

Price (EUR)

Reset filter

Products
From
Shops

Skimmia japonica 'Rubella' (Pot Size: 2 Litre Pot)

Skimmia japonica 'Rubella' (Pot Size: 2 Litre Pot)

Skimmia japonica ‘Rubella’ is an RHS award-winning variety that truly earns its place in any garden. An exceptional performer that provides year-round interest and colour. This ornamental, evergreen shrub with rich dark leaves carries impressive clusters of deep red flower buds that emerge from the end of august and remain throughout autumn and winter. Towards the end of march the red buds open into highly fragranced white flowers. ‘Rubella’ is a male plant, so will not produce berries but can be helpful for pollinating nearby female Skimmia. . Its rich, dark evergreen leaves provide a lush backdrop, enhancing the overall aesthetic. ‘Rubella’ looks stunning when potted, making it a perfect choice for placement on either side of the front door. It also works beautifully for filling gaps in borders, ensuring a vibrant and engaging landscape throughout the seasons. Whether in a woodland setting or a more structured garden design, Skimmia japonica ‘Rubella’ is a versatile and appealing choice. Slow-growing, reaching eventual height in 10-20 years which is what makes it low maintenance pruning.

GBP 20.00
1

Dahlia 'Honka Fragile' (Pot Size: 3 Litre Pot)

Dahlia 'Honka Fragile' (Pot Size: 3 Litre Pot)

Dahlia ‘Honka Fragile’ is a unique and delightful addition to any garden, cherished for its delicate beauty and distinctive star-shaped blooms. The flowers, which typically measure about 10 cm in diameter, feature slender, pointed petals in a creamy white hue with a hint of yellow at the base, creating a light and airy appearance. This Dahlia blooms for an exceptionally long period from June to October, reaching a height of 80 cm. Its elegant, open blooms and refined colour make ‘Honka Fragile’ an excellent choice for cottage gardens, mixed perennial borders, and contemporary garden designs. The plant’s graceful form and subtle colour palette allow it to blend seamlessly with a variety of other plants, such as Cosmos, Salvia, and Lavender, enhancing the overall aesthetic of your garden design. Our horticultural team selected Dahlia ‘Honka Fragile’ for its exceptional performance and ease of care. This variety thrives in well-drained soil and full sun, making it a reliable and low-maintenance choice for gardeners of all levels. Additionally, its long-lasting blooms make it a superb option for cut flowers, adding a touch of elegance and sophistication to indoor arrangements. ‘Honka Fragile’ is also a magnet for pollinators, earning it the RHS Plants for Pollinators award. This not only enhances the biodiversity of your garden but also ensures a lively and thriving ecosystem. With its unique blooms and charming presence, Dahlia ‘Honka Fragile’ is sure to become an anticipated bloomer in any garden setting.

GBP 20.00
1

Christmas Rose Hellebore HGC Diva (Pot Size: 2 Litre Pot)

Christmas Rose Hellebore HGC Diva (Pot Size: 2 Litre Pot)

Christmas Roses like this Hellebore HGC® Diva® happily grow and thrive well without requiring a great deal of maintenance if planted in the right spot. Even in planters, the charming winter flowerers don’t require a great deal of work. When hellebores lay down leaves and flowers on the ground on frosty nights, they may appear frozen. It’s a normal reaction of the plants to protect against the cold. When temperatures rise above freezing, the plant will straighten back up again. To avoid the occurrence of frost drought, water the Helleborus plants sufficiently during periods of mild weather. In the summer, you want to move the planter to a shady place and water it occasionally to prevent the plant from drying out. Flowers Removing dead flowers from hellebores during the flowering season is normally not necessary; the slightly pink or green tones the flowers take on as they fade actually extend the flowering season in winter. Remove the seed pods before they open, as offspring plants normally don’t flower well and might suppress the original plants. Leaves With Lenten Roses, it is recommendable to remove all leaves before the plants start to flower in December and January (when budding stems are approximately 10 cm in height). The old and brown leaves of Christmas Roses and Snow Roses can best be removed in the spring and summer. Feeding Helleborus plants do not require any fertiliser in their first spring. Feed older plants from February onwards and apply a second dressing of fertiliser in midsummer, when the plants grow new roots and initiate flower buds for the next season. Organic fertilizers such as horn shavings and compost have proven to be the fertilizers of choice. If the plants suffer lime deficiency, soils can be improved by working in Dolomite lime or crushed eggshells. The leaves that have fallen off nearby deciduous trees provide a layer of mulch in winter; simply leave them lying on the ground. They form a layer that activates soil life. Helleborus is very sensitive to root injuries. For this reason, the ground around it should not be dug.

GBP 18.00
1

Christmas Rose Hellebore HGC Jesse (Pot Size: 4.5 Litre Pot)

Christmas Rose Hellebore HGC Jesse (Pot Size: 4.5 Litre Pot)

Christmas Roses like this Christmas Rose Hellebore HGC® Jesse happily grow and thrive well without requiring a great deal of maintenance if planted in the right spot. Even in planters, the charming winter flowerers don’t require a great deal of work. When hellebores lay down leaves and flowers on the ground on frosty nights, they may appear frozen. It’s a normal reaction of the plants to protect against the cold. When temperatures rise above freezing, the plant will straighten back up again. To avoid the occurrence of frost drought, water the Helleborus plants sufficiently during periods of mild weather. In the summer, you want to move the planter to a shady place and water it occasionally to prevent the plant from drying out. Flowers Removing dead flowers from hellebores during the flowering season is normally not necessary; the slightly pink or green tones the flowers take on as they fade actually extend the flowering season in winter. Remove the seed pods before they open, as offspring plants normally don’t flower well and might suppress the original plants. Leaves With Lenten Roses, it is recommendable to remove all leaves before the plants start to flower in December and January (when budding stems are approximately 10 cm in height). The old and brown leaves of Christmas Roses and Snow Roses can best be removed in the spring and summer. Feeding Helleborus plants do not require any fertiliser in their first spring. Feed older plants from February onwards and apply a second dressing of fertiliser in midsummer, when the plants grow new roots and initiate flower buds for the next season. Organic fertilizers such as horn shavings and compost have proven to be the fertilizers of choice. If the plants suffer lime deficiency, soils can be improved by working in Dolomite lime or crushed eggshells. The leaves that have fallen off nearby deciduous trees provide a layer of mulch in winter; simply leave them lying on the ground. They form a layer that activates soil life. Helleborus is very sensitive to root injuries. For this reason, the ground around it should not be dug.

GBP 25.00
1