The ravishingly ruffled and delicately fragranced violet blooms of bearded Iris Germanica ?Rosalie Figgie? have falls tinged with deep purple.
Ensure clean healthy plants with Fungus Fighter Plus Ready to Use, Fungus Fighter Plus is a systemic fungicide that gives long-lasting control for up to 3 weeks.Systemic means that the fungicide is absorbed into the plants sap stream to eradicate and prevent the development of the disease.Fungus Fight Plus is the ideal solution to control Blackspot, Powdery, Mildrew and Rust on Roses and Leaf Spot including Box Blight, Powdery Mildrew and Rust including White Rust on woody and non woody ornamental garden plants and selected edibles. Application method: Ready to useSHAKE WELL BEFORE USE Press down the small tab on top of the nozzle firmly, where indicated . At the same time, twist the nozzle to the 'ON' position by turning 1/4 of a turn in either direction. Spray the whole plant evenly to just before run off (when drips start to form at the tips of leaves). After use, twist the nozzle back to the start position, ensuring the tab has reset to the locked position. CompositionA ready to use aqueous formulation containing 0.125g/l Trifloxystrobin and 0.125g/l Tebuconazole, Contains 5-chloro-2-methyl-4-isothiazol-3-one/2-methyl-4-isothiazol-3-one. Precaution of useWASH HANDS AND EXPOSED SKIN AFTER USE. Keep out of reach of children Do not breathe spray Use only outdoors or in a well ventilated area If medical advice is needed, have product container or label at hand.
A well loved house plant for generations, and it's not hard to see why. It has broad glossy leaves on a tall and sturdy stem. It adds rich tones of colour to your space, bronze like red and greens with burgundy undersides. Ours is one of the larger varieties with a matching pot.
Long, banana-shaped shallots from seed, as used by many celebrity chefs. Shallot 'Figaroproduces attractive, shiny, copper brown-skinned bulbs with crisp white flesh and a very distinct flavour. Sowing densities will determine the size of bulbs you harvest. Stores well for winter use in the kitchen
Many Londoners know of a fabulous and fruitful Fig Tree, growing on the banks of the Thames where Chelsea Bridge meets The Embankment. Each Summer its huge crops are joyfully plundered - either by flocks of parakeets high up in the tree - or cheeky human scrumpers lower down where it can be reached. Either way, it produces huge crops of figs every year. So well-known is this specific tree, it even featured as the main hideout in William Boyd's novel Ordinary Thunderstorms. Fruit grower Will Sibley knew of this tree, and had tasted its fruit. he took samples away to analyse, and concluded it was a chance seedling - a single and unique tree like no other variety grown. So good was the flavour and yield, he set about propagating and grafting trees to sell from it - and here we are now selling them. Now called 'The Chelsea Fig', every single tree is identical the one by the river. Get yourself a piece of London history and folklore, and grow them in your garden. Supplied as an established plant in a 4.5L pot, ready for immediate planting.
If you wanted to green up a small space with the maximum amount of leaves, then this is the plant for you! With its mass of green glossy leaves hanging from woody stems, this plant provides a large impact for very little pot space. Dimensions 16cm Diameter, 25-40cm Height.
Ficus Benjamina ‘Anastasia’ is also known as the 'Weeping Fig'. This is a beautiful classic indoor plant ideal for the house or office being prized for its many glossy dark variegated foliage. As a bonus it also filters toxins purifying the air! Light and Water This ornamental tree is very adaptable in terms of light; soil and weather growing with minimal care both in-doors and out in warm climates. It will tolerate lower light, but prefers bright, indirect light, and just asks that it not be allowed to dry out. Try rotating it once a week so it grows towards the light and keeps straight. You can also encourage it to grow more strongly by giving it a feed with plant fertiliser once a month in spring and summer. Water the soil to keep it moist but not soggy, allow the top two inches of the soil to dry out before watering again to maintain its ideal wetness. Mist regularly to keep the leaves healthy and green as this is the plant can also absorb moisture through their leaves.
The Weeping Fig is one of the most popular indoor plants, being somewhere between an ornamental tree and a shrub. It grows densely packed glossy leaves giving it a very stylish look. Very compact as well, it offers great value in the amount of green it brings to any space. Light and Water It’s very adaptable to differing light conditions, as it will tolerate most, but prefers bright indirect light. Avoid the extremes of direct sunlight (this can burn its leaves) and completely shaded areas. In terms of water, it likes humid environments and water when the top two inches of soil feels dry. So, frequent misting and a pebble water tray will help in keeping it humid, while checking the soil every 2-3 days to check for dryness. Do not let the soil dry out completely between watering as you always want to keep the soil moist. You can also encourage it to grow more strongly by giving it a feed with plant fertiliser once a month in spring and summer. It will grow naturally I a tree formation, but you can prune it to a desired shape as well.
The Weeping fig is a well-known and popular houseplant, forming a magnificent evergreen tree after many years. In the meantime, this slow growing plant makes a fine focal point for any bright sunny room, taking many years to outgrow its space.