Description for 2012 Inzolia Baccaria - Cantina Paolini Trio not available
Description for 2012 Inzolia Baccaria - Cantina Paolini not available
Quick forming clumps of fleshy sword-like foliage and a succession of clustered blue, lilac and mauve flowers. Very hardy and trouble-free in the border
Trailing. Using Pumpkin Dill's Atlantic Giant growers have produced monster pumpkins weighing over 600 lbs, and it holds the Canadian and American records for size and weight. Even if you don't want to produce a 'record breaker', Pumpkin Dill's Atlantic Giant is excellent for delicious long standing pumpkins for pies, carving Jack O'Lanterns, etc
This variety of rhubarb has been awarded an RHS Award of Garden Merit. It's a great addition to your allotment, vegetable patch or even a container on a balcony.
Transform your outdoor areas into welcoming entertaining spaces with this stylish aluminium cantilever parasol.
Brassica rapa var. rapa. Flatter, globe-shaped roots with purple crowns and white bases, ideal as baby turnips when the taste is sweet and succulent. Dark green, erect leaves are ideal steamed as 'greens'. Turnip Atlantic is ideal for growing in containers
Astrantia major 'Moulin Rouge' is a recent introduction that brings a splash of colour to summer borders. The bright red, pincushion flowers perch delicately upon slender stems, swaying gently above loose clumps of foliage. The attractive leaves are gloss
If you usually plant begonias, or petunias in your garden and are looking for something different for a change, this dwarf snapdragon is a nice alternative.
An RHS AGM winning Black Eyed Susan bearing bright, golden-yellow, daisy-like flowers with dark button eyes that make excellent cut flowers. The radiant, coneflowers of Rudbeckia fulgida ?Goldsturm? are produced over a long period, attracting bees and butterflies to their long lasting blooms. These compact perennials are easy to grow, reliably filling gaps in borders, and returning year after year.
This bushy Winter-flowering Honeysuckle blooms in the cold winter months when most other plants are dormant. Creamy white tubular flowers decorate the woody stems from December to March, often followed by dull red berries that provide food for hungry birds.