Hyacinths give a sheltered spring border a glimpse of the oriental, with their rising-towers of blooms in magical colours. Add to this their heavenly aroma and they're destined for pride of place in your garden year after year.
If you're looking for a plant a little more out of the ordinary, then the Erythronium, or Dog's Tooth Violet, fits the bill magically. Best flowering in partial shade, they thrive in a woodland setting, under shrubs or deciduous trees where their beautiful, nodding star-shaped flowers hang daintily above their delightful marbled foliage. Erythroniums flower from March to April, dying down by June, so they can be grown under deciduous trees that come into leaf from late spring, preferring summer shade and fertile, humus-rich soil that is neither too wet nor too dry. Their common name refers to the shape of the bulbs with resemble canine teeth and which are easily damaged and often break if disturbed, so take care if you're moving them - in fact they're better off left alone where they will happily multiply, gradually forming a large clump. This wonderful variety provides the brightest yellow flowers, each flower stem carrying 4 to 5 large canary yellow blooms, each with a brown ring in the centre. The marbled foliage on this variety is a lovely added bonus! Height 20cm (8 in). Supplied as a pack of 5 bulbs, ready to plant out in autumn. Growing to a height of 25cm and width of 15cm.
Some pagodas are used as Taoist houses of worship, however most were built to have a religious function, most commonly Buddhist, and were often located in or near a vihara which is a buddhist monastery. In some countries, the term may refer to other religious structures.Have one of these magnificent structures replicated in your garden by owning your own mini pagoda. There is room in each tier for a burning light to be installed making a striking feature of an evening.This lovely ornamental feature is made from solid cast stone so delivers an authentic finish, is durable and expertly crafted by British stonemasons. Height: 70cm, 40cm wide at the base Weight: 60kg This product is supplied and delivered by one of our carefully selected retail partners. An email address or telephone number must be left at the point of ordering so that delivery can be arranged. Delivery is to kerbside only by Palletline.Please note that this supplier delivers to mainland UK postcodes only with the exception of the following postcodes where no service is available: DD, PA, PH, AB, KY, IV, KA, KW, ZE-No Delivery Service Available.
Some pagodas are used as Taoist houses of worship, however most were built to have a religious function, most commonly Buddhist, and were often located in or near a vihara which is a buddhist monastery. In some countries, the term may refer to other religious structures.Have one of these magnificent structures replicated in your garden by owning your own mini pagoda. There is room in each tier for a burning light to be installed making a striking feature of an evening.This lovely ornamental feature is made from solid cast stone so delivers an authentic finish, is durable and expertly crafted by British stonemasons. Height: 95cm, 52cm maximum width Weight: 80kg This product is supplied and delivered by one of our carefully selected retail partners. An email address or telephone number must be left at the point of ordering so that delivery can be arranged. Delivery is to kerbside only by Palletline.Please note that this supplier delivers to mainland UK postcodes only with the exception of the following postcodes where no service is available: DD, PA, PH, AB, KY, IV, KA, KW, ZE-No Delivery Service Available.