Heucheras are becoming more and more popular due to their ease of growing, maintenance and superb evergreen foliage. This Heuchera Collection features 3 varieties in Autumnal shades of red, brown and peach. Ideal for rockeries and ground cover, adding vibrant colour at any time of the year!
Heucheras are becoming more and more popular due to their ease of growing, maintenance and superb evergreen foliage. This Heuchera Collection features 3 varieties in Autumnal shades of red, brown and peach. Ideal for rockeries and ground cover, adding vibrant colour at any time of the year!
Heucheras are becoming more and more popular due to their ease of growing, maintenance and superb evergreen foliage. This Heuchera Collection features 3 varieties in Autumnal shades of red and orange. Ideal for rockeries and ground cover, adding vibrant colour at any time of the year.
Heucheras are becoming more and more popular due to their ease of growing, maintenance and superb evergreen foliage. This Heuchera Collection features 3 varieties in Autumnal shades of red and orange. Ideal for rockeries and ground cover, adding vibrant colour at any time of the year.
This polyanthus will be adorned with bright blue flowers with a bright yellow heart. Blooming from late winter to early spring, they stand out beautifully against the rosette of oval, wrinkled, dark green leaves.
There is nothing more charming than this Chianti Pansy mix as it has an antique appearance and ruffled blooms in varying shades of red, orange, rose, yellow and peach. The flowers have contrasting dark faces and some of the petals are even striped.
This pansy has an amazing warm colour combination of rose shades that will really stand out in your borders or patio pots for those dull winter days.
First F1 Bred Variety on the Market A true eye-catcher with radiant flowers in vibrant shades of orange;contrasting spectacularly against the glossy green foliage. Offering an impressive blooming time from May to October;these impressive plants are perfect for accenting your borders or as feature plants in containers on the patio or decking areas. An easy-to-grow variety;perfect for sunny and dry areas.
First F1 Bred Variety on the Market A true eye-catcher with radiant flowers in vibrant shades of orange;contrasting spectacularly against the glossy green foliage. Offering an impressive blooming time from May to October;these impressive plants are perfect for accenting your borders or as feature plants in containers on the patio or decking areas. An easy-to-grow variety;perfect for sunny and dry areas.
Year after Year, Begonia Illumination Apricot Shades features in our Top 3 best-selling bedding and basket plants. Why? It's undoubtedly the combination of fantastic performance in baskets and tubs whatever the Summer weather, combined with the gorgeous blend of warm tones and shades that the mix produces. This beautiful variety has flowers in wonderfully warm shades of yellow, gold, apricot, orange and ochre that will fill your hanging baskets and patio containers with colour from May until October! The blooms are incredibly weather proof, long lasting and plentiful, held on strong healthy plants with a gently trailing growing habit. They look best simply on their own, as there is enough subtle colour variation not to look too overdone. One for the short-list for sure.
Californian Poppy 'Monarch Art Shades' is a compact and wonderfully colourful addition to the summer garden. The plants produces double or semi-double flowers in powerful shades of orange. Perfect in pots and at the front of borders, or scattered amongst your planting to give intense highlights. They thrive in poor, dry soil and will self seed freely in borders, gravel and any cracks in the pavement. These hardy annuals will grow to H30cm (1ft) x W15cm (6in). Flowers from June to August. Dead-head for longer flowering, or if you want to prevent self seeding.
Calendula 'Art Shades', otherwise known as English or pot marigold, is an enduring cottage garden favourite that looks equally at home in traditional or contemporary planting schemes, where the richly coloured flowers will add cheerful character to your beds, borders or pots. They make a great cut flower for your vase, too, and the dried flowers are also excellent added to pot pourri. This easy-to-grow hardy annual produces masses of frilly petalled, fully double blooms in shades of creamy peach, orange, gold and yellow. They are hugely attractive to many beneficial insects, so make a great companion plant for your kitchen garden. In fact, the petals are edible, with a slightly peppery taste, and make a colourful garnish or addition to salads. They can also be used instead of saffron for colouring rice dishes, or in soups, stews or curries - or even as a substitute for nutmeg, sprinkled over rice pudding. The ancient Egyptians used calendula as a rejuvenating herb and the flowers have been used for centuries in cosmetics and creams for their therapeutic properties. The seeds can be sown directly into their flowering position or started off in seed trays indoors. Either way, they will flower in the same year as sowing. Calendulas thrive in a sunny spot in well-prepared, fertile soil or compost. Once established, these robust little beauties will do equally well through a wet or dry season, and with regular watering and dead-heading will flower all summer long, well into the first frosts of autumn. Supplied as a packet of 200 (approx.) seeds ready to sow outdoors in their flowering position or indoors into trays of compost. Growing to a height of 60cm (24in) and spread of 30cm (12in), sow or transplant outdoors from March to June and again from August to October, directly where they are to flower. Late summer and autumn sowings will flower the following year. Spring sowings will take 10-12 weeks to flower.