Description for Berberis thunbergii f. atropurpurea 'Harlequin' not available
An exclusive bicoloured blend of richly coloured sunflowers including a very unusual rose pink shade. Long flowering, multi-headed stems of 15cm (6in) diameter, pollen-free blooms. A welcome addition to borders or as a cut flower. Height 120-150cm (4-5 feet).
Commonly known as the Indian strawberry. Attractive variegated-leaved plants produce yellow flowers followed by red edible fruits similar to alpine strawberries. Ideal in hanging pots, cascading over rockery or as a ground cover plant
Penstemons are prized for their showy display of bell-shaped blooms that seem to last and last! This compact, bushy variety bears dazzling white flowers, with a hint of delicate lilac at the outer edges.
Dahlia 'Harlequin Mixed' is a vibrant, dwarf collection of single and semi-double dahlias, that are great for adding colour to planters and garden borders.
Spindles are renowned for their attractive, evergreen foliage and vigorous spreading habit, making them a great choice when it comes to providing year-round ground cover. Euonymus fortunei 'Harlequin' offers interest as well as coverage: in Spring, it sprouts pure white shoots, which gradually unfurl to become variegated green leaves, flecked with splashes of silver. At the end of the year, the hardy shrub will help combat winter blues by taking on a subtle, red tint. This plant is particularly suitable for beginner gardeners because it requires minimal maintenance and can withstand almost anything including sunlight, shade and all weather conditions. It's versatile, too, for it can be grown in a border, patio container or even up a wall. Height: 60cm (2'). Spread: 90cm (3').
A Bedding favourite, these Primrose Harlequin Plants are perfect for creating a kaleidoscope of vibrant shades in your beds, borders or patio pots this Autumn and again the following Spring. They come in a dazzling array of colours: brilliant whites, sunshine yellows, vivid reds, pretty pinks and deep purples. The blooms are complemented perfectly by the dark green foliage. A really great choice for a vibrant Spring show.
A Bedding favourite, these Primrose Harlequin Plants are perfect for creating a kaleidoscope of vibrant shades in your beds, borders or patio pots this Autumn and again the following Spring. They come in a dazzling array of colours: brilliant whites, sunshine yellows, vivid reds, pretty pinks and deep purples. The blooms are complemented perfectly by the dark green foliage. A really great choice for a vibrant Spring show.
A Bedding favourite, these Primrose Harlequin Plants are perfect for creating a kaleidoscope of vibrant shades in your beds, borders or patio pots this Autumn and again the following Spring. They come in a dazzling array of colours: brilliant whites, sunshine yellows, vivid reds, pretty pinks and deep purples. The blooms are complemented perfectly by the dark green foliage. A really great choice for a vibrant Spring show.
A Bedding favourite, these Primrose Harlequin Plants are perfect for creating a kaleidoscope of vibrant shades in your beds, borders or patio pots this Autumn and again the following Spring. They come in a dazzling array of colours: brilliant whites, sunshine yellows, vivid reds, pretty pinks and deep purples. The blooms are complemented perfectly by the dark green foliage. A really great choice for a vibrant Spring show.
We were blown away when we saw these simply beautiful Living Willow sculptures - combining fabulous designs with easy care gardening, for amazing garden impact. Superb as a garden feature plant, each sculpture is hand-made, so varies slightly form pot to pot, from living, but dormant Willow stems, skilfully woven into stunning designs. Once planted inot the pot, they begin to root away, and then in Spring produce a crown of leaves on top. The overall effect of a stunning trunk effect, and leaves on top creates a magical look. Grow them on into larger pots, or plant direct into the ground, over a number of years, the individual stems gradually grow into each other and merge into one exotic lattice trunk. They are reasonably straight forward to care for over rmany years. Cut back top growth hard in early Spring, then try to shape 2 or 3 times in Summer. Remove any leaves that occasionally appear on the bare stems. NB: Heights quoted are height of stems above pot, before leaves grow. When the willow is first planted you can't water it enough! Keep well watered until it has formed a good clump of root.