These stunning ruffled Pansies come in a range of pastel colours with dark centres and offer a long flowering period from April to October. Everyone loves Pansies, no garden is quite complete without their cross little faces!
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Crisp white stocks with their softly perfumed blooms compete with the delicately fragrant eucalyptus to make this sweet scented bouquet. A classic colour palette of pure whites using some of summers finest from soft and fluffy astilbe to the dainty scabiosa scattered throughout. This bouquet combines a classic and timeless colour choice with a delicious soft fragrance throughout.
Soft and delicate petals, with large heads which double in size once opened, it's no wonder it's everyone's favourite summer flower. Some other favourites are featured too, from the fragrant freesias, dainty lilac scabiosa and soft purple phlox will slowly open alongside the peonies to give you the joy of watching them bloom thought-out the week!
A perfect mix of whites and pinks combine to make one of our prettiest bouquets. The soft pink colours of the lisianthus, roses and ranunculus are reflected in the centres of delicately placed cymbidium orchids. The crisp whites of the of the hydrangeas and astrantia provide the perfect backdrop to show off these pretty blooms.
A fabulous selection of our favourite garden roses, hand-tied with fresh skimmia and seasonal foliage. A relaxed and refined bouquet, our exquisite garden roses are given room to shine, flourishing in rippled perfection against a background of subtle, stylish greens.
A cornucopia of colours, this bouquet demonstrates exactly why we all adore freesias. Bright, boisterous and wonderfully subtle in tone, they make the perfect accompaniment to champagne and chocolates. Well, we think so anyway
Our pastel pinks and cream roses are the stars of the show in this dramatic bouquet. Get lost in their subtle tones or just enjoy the show as the open and slowly reveal their true colours. It's well worth the wait
Love will be in the air, literally with its heart shaped leaves with this charming, trailing semi-succulent vine. The heart shaped leaves grow with a delightful green lace pattern that grow in opposite pairs along a trailing vine. The pinkish-purple undersides of the leaves and stems add a romantic hue. Not truly a succulent, but it does store water in its stems and plant care is very similar to that of a succulent. String of Hearts is extremely easy to look after and very tolerant of neglect. It is a perfect plant for for hanging baskets. These are suited to hotter climates so can live outdoors but also do better indoors in temperate or colour climates. It’s a fast grower so place up high and it will quickly cascade its vines down. Feel free to prune any vines which are not looking so good (long vines, little leaves) redistribute the plant’s resources away from sad growths as well as keeping the length in check. Light and Water They like most light conditions, do best in bright indirect light, but can also do well in moderate shade. Water when the soil dries out completely and when you do, make sure it drains completely as it does not suit its roots being waterlogged. Please note: String of hearts vines are coiled in the packaging by the growers to protect them in transit. On opening, we recommend gently unfurling the coils and teasing apart the vines around the pot. If you rush this stage, you risk losing a lot of your vines. Let the coils hang for several days before continuing to gently separate the vines (patience is a virtue). Some leaf loss is unavoidable; however, they are fast growing plants and will regenerate quickly.
The String of Pearls plant is an apt name, with its round, succulent-like leaves carried down long, slender stems. Despite its delicate appearance, this unusual succulent house plant is a vigorous grower, quickly creeping across the surface of the pot, then cascading down the side. Its trailing stems can reach 2-3 ft (60-90 cm). If long stems become straggly, you can cut them off, this type pruning will help encourage new growths and you can propagate cuttings too. Light and Water Keep in bright light with some direct sunlight. Although beautiful, it can be a little fussy when it comes to care. It likes the soil on the dryer side as it is very vulnerable to rot, and it needs to be in a consistently warm, bright spot. In winter, when less light is available, reduce watering to an absolute minimum. Try watering your plant to keep it moist during growing seasons (spring, summer) and cut back in winter to just enough so the soil doesn’t dry out. Beads that look flat are a sign that the soil is too dry. Give it a good drink but take care not to over water. This succulent will not tolerate soggy soil.
Give this bunch of red tulips as an anniversary gift or birthday present: it’s an all-round, great-looking embodiment of the sights and sounds of spring time. Get yours today.