Compact, slow-growing, evergreen shrub with rich glossy foliage that is accompanied by clusters of bright red/orange flowers throughout late spring. Ideal for acidic soil - alternatively plant in a container of ericaceous compost and water with rain water. Height and spread 60-80cm. Supplied in a 2 litre pot.
This semi-cactus dahlia bears fruity orange blooms, each petal tipped with soft apricot-pink. Dahlia 'Orange Turmoil' is fantastic for adding late summer colour to the garden, flowering non-stop from July until the first frosts.
A striking and colourful deciduous shrub. The rounded foliage of Berberis thunbergii 'Orange Sunrise' is intensely pink in spring, maturing to bright red with a delicate gold margin by summer.
A new double, peony style tulip with petals in a tropical orange colour, Tulip ?Exotic Orange? will brighten up spring displays with a warm glow.
Crocus olivieri subsp. balansae 'Orange Monarch' is a little different from your average Crocus. The goblet-shaped, orange blooms are streaked with tawny brown markings on the outside of each petal, creating an intriguing marbled effect.
?Dora Orange? is a cute little cherry tomato with fruits shaped like a heart.
Dahlia ?Orange/Salmon Mix? contains a varied mixture of cactus, decorative and pompon dahlias, creating a warm palette of coral red to peachy yellow shades.
Geranium ?Tall Dark & Handsome Orange? is a striking pelargonium with intense orange flowers which give bright pops of colour against complementary dark foliage with a brighter green margin.
This prima donna certainly takes centre stage with massive, frilly blooms which can reach up to 20cm/8 inches in diameter.
Begonia ?Belleconia Soft Orange? produces a glorious display of cascading peachy-orange double blooms from May all the way through to September.
Dazzling orange blooms smother this compact, spherical plant to create a mound of colour throughout the summer months.
This delicious variety is widely regarded as being the tastiest of all apples! It is perfect for growing in the UK and produces fabulous crops of its medium-sized, golden-red fruits that can be picked from September onwards. The fruits will look great on the tree as well as in your fruit bowl, and each one is tantalisingly crisp to bite into, with complex, sweet and tangy juice - yummy! Perfect for eating straight from the tree, 'Cox's Orange Pippin' is highly versatile, so you can make your own excellent cider and juice or use your harvest to make preserves and chutneys. First grown in the 1820s, this brilliant all-round winner is nearly 200 years old and still as popular as ever. Best of all, you will save tons of money by growing your own instead of buying them from the shops, and, of course, they will taste so much better! Supplied as an established plant, approx. 90-110cm tall in a 5L pot, ready to plant out.