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Anemone Whirlwind (Pot Size: 3 Litre Pot)

Anemone Whirlwind (Pot Size: 3 Litre Pot)

Japanese Anemones are great for adding colour to the garden late in the season when other plants are starting to fade. The dainty flowers dance in the breeze, hence the common name, Windflower. Anemone ‘Whirlwind’ bears large, double white flowers that appear in August and continue into the autumn. Their slight untidiness makes them the perfect choice for a wild flower garden. The deep green leaves are serrated and have a slightly rough texture. Great for planting in beds, borders and containers where the nectar-rich flowers will attract bees and a host of other wildlife.

GBP 16.00
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Anemone Whirlwind - 3 Litre Pot

Anemone Whirlwind - 3 Litre Pot

Japanese Anemones are great for adding colour to the garden late in the season when other plants are starting to fade. The dainty flowers dance in the breeze, hence the common name, Windflower. Anemone ‘Whirlwind’ bears large, double white flowers that appear in August and continue into the autumn. Their slight untidiness makes them the perfect choice for a wild flower garden. The deep green leaves are serrated and have a slightly rough texture. Great for planting in beds, borders and containers where the nectar-rich flowers will attract bees and a host of other wildlife.

GBP 16.00
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Dahlia Gardenetta Raspberry

Dahlia Gardenetta Raspberry

Find a sunny spot in the border or position your pot in the sun. Add granular feed to the soil or compost and water regularly to establish. Make sure to direct your can or hose to the bottom of the plant and really soak down to the roots. If your Dahlia has large flowers, you may need to put stakes in the ground, one per stem and tie the stems to the posts to support the weight of the flower. As flowers fade, cut back stems to a leaf joint, as this will encourage the plant to keep producing new buds. At the end of the season you can leave the Dahlia tuber in the ground if they are planted in a very free draining position and you live in a warmer part of the UK. You will need to cover with at least 6 inches of mulch like bark chippings etc. You can also dig the tuber up, shake of excess soil and place in a dark, dry & cool place for the winter. Surround them with dry material like sand and replant in the ground once there is no risk of frost the next spring.      

GBP 10.00
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Dahlia Onesta

Dahlia Onesta

Find a sunny spot in the border or position your pot in the sun. Add granular feed to the soil or compost and water regularly to establish. Make sure to direct your can or hose to the bottom of the plant and really soak down to the roots. If your Dahlia has large flowers, you may need to put stakes in the ground, one per stem and tie the stems to the posts to support the weight of the flower. As flowers fade, cut back stems to a leaf joint, as this will encourage the plant to keep producing new buds. At the end of the season you can leave the Dahlia tuber in the ground if they are planted in a very free draining position and you live in a warmer part of the UK. You will need to cover with at least 6 inches of mulch like bark chippings etc. You can also dig the tuber up, shake of excess soil and place in a dark, dry & cool place for the winter. Surround them with dry material like sand and replant in the ground once there is no risk of frost the next spring.    

GBP 15.00
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Scabiosa Blue Note (Pot Size: 3 Litre Pot)

Scabiosa Blue Note (Pot Size: 3 Litre Pot)

Our popular pincushion flower, Scabiosa Blue Note is a striking dwarf perennial with an informal display of delicate flowers. It is small and delicate, perfect for the front of your garden borders. This compact plant flirts with wildlife with its delicate bloom in a rich blue colour born on lance shaped, grey-green leaves. No longer used to treat Scabies by the Romans, however it’s Latin name ‘to scratch’ lingers on as bees and other wildlife use its high pollen pincushion blooms to deliver and collect. It’s blooms also hold seeds! Scabiosa Blue Note is very easy to care for and requires very little maintenance.  It enjoys full sun and partially sheltered spots in the garden with moist but well drained soil. Blue Note fits into your borders in those gaps we don’t know what to do with.  Once you pop it into its home, it will throw out plumes of colour all summer long. Once the flowers fade, a quick chop, and it will flower again and again between July and September. Gardens that suit Scabiosa’s are; well drained rock gardens, container displays, cottage gardens, country gardens, prairie gardens and urban gardens.

GBP 15.00
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Scabiosa Blue Note - 3 Litre Pot

Scabiosa Blue Note - 3 Litre Pot

Our popular pincushion flower, Scabiosa Blue Note is a striking dwarf perennial with an informal display of delicate flowers. It is small and delicate, perfect for the front of your garden borders. This compact plant flirts with wildlife with its delicate bloom in a rich blue colour born on lance shaped, grey-green leaves. No longer used to treat Scabies by the Romans, however it’s Latin name ‘to scratch’ lingers on as bees and other wildlife use its high pollen pincushion blooms to deliver and collect. It’s blooms also hold seeds! Scabiosa Blue Note is very easy to care for and requires very little maintenance.  It enjoys full sun and partially sheltered spots in the garden with moist but well drained soil. Blue Note fits into your borders in those gaps we don’t know what to do with.  Once you pop it into its home, it will throw out plumes of colour all summer long. Once the flowers fade, a quick chop, and it will flower again and again between July and September. Gardens that suit Scabiosa’s are; well drained rock gardens, container displays, cottage gardens, country gardens, prairie gardens and urban gardens.

GBP 15.00
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Dahlia Melody White

Dahlia Melody White

Find a sunny spot in the border or position your pot in the sun. Add granular feed to the soil / compost and once you have planted your Dahlia, water regularly to establish. Make sure to direct your can or hose to the bottom of the plant and really soak down to the roots. If your Dahlia has large flowers you may need to put stakes in the ground, one per stem and tie the stems to the posts to support the weight of the flower. As flowers fade, cut back stems to a leaf joint, this will encourage the plant to keep producing new buds. At the end of the season you can leave the Dahlia tuber in the ground if they are planted in a very free draining position and you live in a warmer part of the UK. You will need to cover with at least 6 inches of mulch like bark chippings etc. You can also dig the tuber up, shake of excess soil and place in a dark, dry & cool place for the winter. Surround them with dry material like sand and re plant in the ground once there is no risk of frost the next spring.    

GBP 12.50
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Dahlia Park Record 3L

Dahlia Park Record 3L

Find a sunny spot in the border or position your pot in the sun. Add granular feed to the compost and, once you have planted your Dahlia, water regularly to establish. Make sure to direct your can or hose to the bottom of the plant and really soak it down to the roots. If your Dahlia has large flowers you may need to put stakes in the ground, one per stem and tie the stems to the posts to support the weight of the flower.  As the flowers fade, cut back the stems to a leaf joint, as this will encourage the plant to keep producing new buds. At the end of the season you can leave the Dahlia tuber in the ground if they are planted in a very free draining position and you live in a warmer part of the UK. You will need to cover it with at least 6 inches of mulch, for example bark chippings. You can also dig the tuber up, shake off the excess soil and place it in a dark, dry and cool place for the winter. Surround it with dry material like sand and replant it in the ground once there is no risk of frost in the next spring.    

GBP 16.00
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Dahlia Happy Days Pink 2L

Dahlia Happy Days Pink 2L

Find a sunny spot in the border or position your pot in the sun. Add granular feed to the soil / compost and once you have planted your Dahlia, water regularly to establish. Make sure to direct your can or hose to the bottom of the plant and really soak down to the roots.  If your Dahlia has large flowers you may need to put stakes in the ground, one per stem and tie the stems to the posts to support the weight of the flower.  As flowers fade, cut back stems to a leaf joint, this will encourage the plant to keep producing new buds.  At the end of the season you can leave the Dahlia tuber in the ground if they are planted in a very free draining position and you live in a warmer part of the UK. You will need to cover with at least 6 inches of mulch like bark chippings etc.  You can also dig the tuber up, shake of excess soil and place in a dark, dry & cool place for the winter. Surround them with dry material like sand and re plant in the ground once there is no risk of frost the next spring.      

GBP 13.50
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Dahlia Dalina Maxi Emilo

Dahlia Dalina Maxi Emilo

Find a sunny spot in the border or position your pot in the sun. Add granular feed to the soil / compost and once you have planted your Dahlia, water regularly to establish. Make sure to direct your can or hose to the bottom of the plant and really soak down to the roots.  If your Dahlia has large flowers you may need to put stakes in the ground, one per stem and tie the stems to the posts to support the weight of the flower.  As flowers fade, cut back stems to a leaf joint, this will encourage the plant to keep producing new buds.  At the end of the season you can leave the Dahlia tuber in the ground if they are planted in a very free draining postion and you live in a warmer part of the UK. You will need to cover with at least 6 inches of mulch like bark chippings etc.  You can also dig the tuber up, shake of excess soil and place in a dark, dry & cool place for the winter. Surround them with dry material like sand and re plant in the ground once there is no risk of frost the next spring.      

GBP 15.00
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Dahlia Petra's Wedding

Dahlia Petra's Wedding

Find a sunny spot in the border or position your pot in the sun. Add granular feed to the soil / compost and once you have planted your Dahlia, water regularly to establish. Make sure to direct your can or hose to the bottom of the plant and really soak down to the roots. If your Dahlia has large flowers you may need to put stakes in the ground, one per stem and tie the stems to the posts to support the weight of the flower. As flowers fade, cut back stems to a leaf joint, this will encourage the plant to keep producing new buds. At the end of the season you can leave the Dahlia tuber in the ground if they are planted in a very free draining position and you live in a warmer part of the UK. You will need to cover with at least 6 inches of mulch like bark chippings etc. You can also dig the tuber up, shake of excess soil and place in a dark, dry & cool place for the winter. Surround them with dry material like sand and re plant in the ground once there is no risk of frost the next spring.    

GBP 12.50
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Dahlia Love of My Life 3L

Dahlia Love of My Life 3L

Find a sunny spot in the border or position your pot in the sun. Add granular feed to the soil / compost and once you have planted your Dahlia, water regularly to establish. Make sure to direct your can or hose to the bottom of the plant and really soak down to the roots.  If your Dahlia has large flowers you may need to put stakes in the ground, one per stem and tie the stems to the posts to support the weight of the flower.  As flowers fade, cut back stems to a leaf joint, this will encourage the plant to keep producing new buds.  At the end of the season you can leave the Dahlia tuber in the ground if they are planted in a very free draining postion and you live in a warmer part of the UK. You will need to cover with at least 6 inches of mulch like bark chippings etc.  You can also dig the tuber up, shake of excess soil and place in a dark, dry & cool place for the winter. Surround them with dry material like sand and re plant in the ground once there is no risk of frost the next spring.      

GBP 16.00
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Dahlia Kogane Fubuki 3L

Dahlia Kogane Fubuki 3L

Find a sunny spot in the border or position your pot in the sun. Add granular feed to the soil / compost and once you have planted your Dahlia, water regularly to establish. Make sure to direct your can or hose to the bottom of the plant and really soak down to the roots.  If your Dahlia has large flowers you may need to put stakes in the ground, one per stem and tie the stems to the posts to support the weight of the flower.  As flowers fade, cut back stems to a leaf joint, this will encourage the plant to keep producing new buds.  At the end of the season you can leave the Dahlia tuber in the ground if they are planted in a very free draining postion and you live in a warmer part of the UK. You will need to cover with at least 6 inches of mulch like bark chippings etc.  You can also dig the tuber up, shake of excess soil and place in a dark, dry & cool place for the winter. Surround them with dry material like sand and re plant in the ground once there is no risk of frost the next spring.      

GBP 16.00
1

Dahlia Purple Haze

Dahlia Purple Haze

Find a sunny spot in the border or position your pot in the sun. Add granular feed to the soil / compost and once you have planted your Dahlia, water regularly to establish. Make sure to direct your can or hose to the bottom of the plant and really soak down to the roots. If your Dahlia has large flowers you may need to put stakes in the ground, one per stem and tie the stems to the posts to support the weight of the flower. As flowers fade, cut back stems to a leaf joint, this will encourage the plant to keep producing new buds. At the end of the season you can leave the Dahlia tuber in the ground if they are planted in a very free draining position and you live in a warmer part of the UK. You will need to cover with at least 6 inches of mulch like bark chippings etc. You can also dig the tuber up, shake of excess soil and place in a dark, dry & cool place for the winter. Surround them with dry material like sand and re plant in the ground once there is no risk of frost the next spring.

GBP 12.50
1

Dahlia Yellow Star

Dahlia Yellow Star

Find a sunny spot in the border or position your pot in the sun. Add granular feed to the compost and, once you have planted your Dahlia, water regularly to establish. Make sure to direct your can or hose to the bottom of the plant and really soak it down to the roots. If your Dahlia has large flowers you may need to put stakes in the ground, one per stem and tie the stems to the posts to support the weight of the flower.  As the flowers fade, cut back the stems to a leaf joint, as this will encourage the plant to keep producing new buds. At the end of the season you can leave the Dahlia tuber in the ground if they are planted in a very free draining position and you live in a warmer part of the UK. You will need to cover it with at least 6 inches of mulch, for example bark chippings. You can also dig the tuber up, shake off the excess soil and place it in a dark, dry and cool place for the winter. Surround it with dry material like sand and replant it in the ground once there is no risk of frost in the next spring.

GBP 12.50
1

Dahlia Eternal Snow 3L

Dahlia Eternal Snow 3L

Find a sunny spot in the border or position your pot in the sun. Add granular feed to the compost and, once you have planted your Dahlia, water regularly to establish. Make sure to direct your can or hose to the bottom of the plant and really soak it down to the roots. If your Dahlia has large flowers you may need to put stakes in the ground, one per stem and tie the stems to the posts to support the weight of the flower.  As the flowers fade, cut back the stems to a leaf joint, as this will encourage the plant to keep producing new buds. At the end of the season you can leave the Dahlia tuber in the ground if they are planted in a very free draining position and you live in a warmer part of the UK. You will need to cover it with at least 6 inches of mulch, for example bark chippings. You can also dig the tuber up, shake off the excess soil and place it in a dark, dry and cool place for the winter. Surround it with dry material like sand and replant it in the ground once there is no risk of frost in the next spring.      

GBP 16.00
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Dahlia Park Princess 3L

Dahlia Park Princess 3L

Find a sunny spot in the border or position your pot in the sun. Add granular feed to the compost and, once you have planted your Dahlia, water regularly to establish. Make sure to direct your can or hose to the bottom of the plant and really soak it down to the roots. If your Dahlia has large flowers you may need to put stakes in the ground, one per stem and tie the stems to the posts to support the weight of the flower.  As the flowers fade, cut back the stems to a leaf joint, as this will encourage the plant to keep producing new buds. At the end of the season you can leave the Dahlia tuber in the ground if they are planted in a very free draining position and you live in a warmer part of the UK. You will need to cover it with at least 6 inches of mulch, for example bark chippings. You can also dig the tuber up, shake off the excess soil and place it in a dark, dry and cool place for the winter. Surround it with dry material like sand and replant it in the ground once there is no risk of frost in the next spring.

GBP 16.00
1

Dahlia Purple Gem

Dahlia Purple Gem

Find a sunny spot in the border or position your pot in the sun. Add granular feed to the compost and, once you have planted your Dahlia, water regularly to establish. Make sure to direct your can or hose to the bottom of the plant and really soak it down to the roots. If your Dahlia has large flowers you may need to put stakes in the ground, one per stem and tie the stems to the posts to support the weight of the flower.  As the flowers fade, cut back the stems to a leaf joint, as this will encourage the plant to keep producing new buds. At the end of the season you can leave the Dahlia tuber in the ground if they are planted in a very free draining position and you live in a warmer part of the UK. You will need to cover it with at least 6 inches of mulch, for example bark chippings. You can also dig the tuber up, shake off the excess soil and place it in a dark, dry and cool place for the winter. Surround it with dry material like sand and replant it in the ground once there is no risk of frost in the next spring.

GBP 13.00
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Dahlia Melody Bronze

Dahlia Melody Bronze

Find a sunny spot in the border or position your pot in the sun. Add granular feed to the soil / compost and once you have planted your Dahlia, water regularly to establish. Make sure to direct your can or hose to the bottom of the plant and really soak down to the roots. If your Dahlia has large flowers you may need to put stakes in the ground, one per stem and tie the stems to the posts to support the weight of the flower. As flowers fade, cut back stems to a leaf joint, this will encourage the plant to keep producing new buds. At the end of the season you can leave the Dahlia tuber in the ground if they are planted in a very free draining position and you live in a warmer part of the UK. You will need to cover with at least 6 inches of mulch like bark chippings etc. You can also dig the tuber up, shake of excess soil and place in a dark, dry & cool place for the winter. Surround them with dry material like sand and re plant in the ground once there is no risk of frost the next spring.    

GBP 12.50
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Dahlia Dahlegria Pink Halo 3L

Dahlia Dahlegria Pink Halo 3L

Find a sunny spot in the border or position your pot in the sun. Add granular feed to the compost and, once you have planted your Dahlia, water regularly to establish. Make sure to direct your can or hose to the bottom of the plant and really soak it down to the roots. If your Dahlia has large flowers you may need to put stakes in the ground, one per stem and tie the stems to the posts to support the weight of the flower.  As the flowers fade, cut back the stems to a leaf joint, as this will encourage the plant to keep producing new buds. At the end of the season you can leave the Dahlia tuber in the ground if they are planted in a very free draining position and you live in a warmer part of the UK. You will need to cover it with at least 6 inches of mulch, for example bark chippings. You can also dig the tuber up, shake off the excess soil and place it in a dark, dry and cool place for the winter. Surround it with dry material like sand and replant it in the ground once there is no risk of frost in the next spring.      

GBP 13.50
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Dahlia Dahlegria Magenta Bicolour

Dahlia Dahlegria Magenta Bicolour

Find a sunny spot in the border or position your pot in the sun. Add granular feed to the soil / compost and once you have planted your Dahlia, water regularly to establish. Make sure to direct your can or hose to the bottom of the plant and really soak down to the roots.  If your Dahlia has large flowers you may need to put stakes in the ground, one per stem and tie the stems to the posts to support the weight of the flower.  As flowers fade, cut back stems to a leaf joint, this will encourage the plant to keep producing new buds.  At the end of the season you can leave the Dahlia tuber in the ground if they are planted in a very free draining position and you live in a warmer part of the UK. You will need to cover with at least 6 inches of mulch like bark chippings etc. You can also dig the tuber up, shake of excess soil and place in a dark, dry & cool place for the winter. Surround them with dry material like sand and re-plant in the ground once there is no risk of frost the next spring.

GBP 12.50
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Dahlia Dahlegria Magenta Bicolour

Dahlia Dahlegria Magenta Bicolour

Find a sunny spot in the border or position your pot in the sun. Add granular feed to the soil / compost and once you have planted your Dahlia, water regularly to establish. Make sure to direct your can or hose to the bottom of the plant and really soak down to the roots.  If your Dahlia has large flowers you may need to put stakes in the ground, one per stem and tie the stems to the posts to support the weight of the flower.  As flowers fade, cut back stems to a leaf joint, this will encourage the plant to keep producing new buds.  At the end of the season you can leave the Dahlia tuber in the ground if they are planted in a very free draining position and you live in a warmer part of the UK. You will need to cover with at least 6 inches of mulch like bark chippings etc. You can also dig the tuber up, shake of excess soil and place in a dark, dry & cool place for the winter. Surround them with dry material like sand and re-plant in the ground once there is no risk of frost the next spring.

GBP 12.50
1

Dahlia Mingus Randy 3L

Dahlia Mingus Randy 3L

Find a sunny spot in the border or position your pot in the sun. Add granular feed to the soil / compost and once you have planted your Dahlia, water regularly to establish. Make sure to direct your can or hose to the bottom of the plant and really soak down to the roots.  If your Dahlia has large flowers you may need to put stakes in the ground, one per stem and tie the stems to the posts to support the weight of the flower.  As flowers fade, cut back stems to a leaf joint, this will encourage the plant to keep producing new buds.  At the end of the season you can leave the Dahlia tuber in the ground if they are planted in a very free draining postion and you live in a warmer part of the UK. You will need to cover with at least 6 inches of mulch like bark chippings etc.  You can also dig the tuber up, shake of excess soil and place in a dark, dry & cool place for the winter. Surround them with dry material like sand and re plant in the ground once there is no risk of frost the next spring.      

GBP 16.00
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Dahlia Dalina Maxi Tampico

Dahlia Dalina Maxi Tampico

Find a sunny spot in the border or position your pot in the sun. Add granular feed to the soil / compost and once you have planted your Dahlia, water regularly to establish. Make sure to direct your can or hose to the bottom of the plant and really soak down to the roots.  If your Dahlia has large flowers you may need to put stakes in the ground, one per stem and tie the stems to the posts to support the weight of the flower.  As flowers fade, cut back stems to a leaf joint, this will encourage the plant to keep producing new buds.  At the end of the season you can leave the Dahlia tuber in the ground if they are planted in a very free draining postion and you live in a warmer part of the UK. You will need to cover with at least 6 inches of mulch like bark chippings etc.  You can also dig the tuber up, shake of excess soil and place in a dark, dry & cool place for the winter. Surround them with dry material like sand and re plant in the ground once there is no risk of frost the next spring.      

GBP 15.00
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Dahlia Dalina Maxi Cancun

Dahlia Dalina Maxi Cancun

Find a sunny spot in the border or position your pot in the sun. Add granular feed to the soil / compost and once you have planted your Dahlia, water regularly to establish. Make sure to direct your can or hose to the bottom of the plant and really soak down to the roots.  If your Dahlia has large flowers you may need to put stakes in the ground, one per stem and tie the stems to the posts to support the weight of the flower.  As flowers fade, cut back stems to a leaf joint, this will encourage the plant to keep producing new buds.  At the end of the season you can leave the Dahlia tuber in the ground if they are planted in a very free draining position and you live in a warmer part of the UK. You will need to cover with at least 6 inches of mulch like bark chippings etc.  You can also dig the tuber up, shake of excess soil and place in a dark, dry & cool place for the winter. Surround them with dry material like sand and re plant in the ground once there is no risk of frost the next spring.      

GBP 15.00
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