This lovely vintage map keyring is the perfect gift featuring your favourite destination, where you got married, a special holiday or simply where you live. Made from black leather.Size: Approx 6cm with keyring attachedPersonalisation: We use a collection of vintage maps to source our locations and our atlases often pre-date 1960s so it is not possible to source images of roads, landmarks or specific buildings etc. Generally, we ask that you choose a town (UK) or city (worldwide) so we can successfully find your location in our collection. Our international maps are often less detailed and small islands (such as the Seychelles, Maldives etc) are unlikely to be shown in detail. If we are unable to show your location name, we may show the nearest relevant area.
These stunning New Guinea Busy Lizzie Plants have an excellent resistance to Downy Mildew and will produce an abundance of lovely, large flowers in an array of vibrant colours all Summer long until the first frosts. Plus, they are larger than normal Busy Lizzies, meaning you will need fewer plants to cover a large area.
Stocks are very well loved garden flowers and a cottage garden favourite. 'Vintage Mixed' is a fabulous hardy annual that will produce gloriously fragrant flowers as early as May and until late summer. They are naturally sturdy, bushy and free flowering, with long, greyish-green leaves and multiple flowers stems densely packed with blooms, over half of which will be double, in a range of shades from white and pale yellow, through pink and mauve and deep purple. They carry an intense, clove-like, sweet fragrance that will smell wonderful as it drifts through your garden, and of course, these are superb cut flowers, and the scent will easily fill a room. The flowers are edible and have a delicately perfumed flavour. Picked fresh, they make a great salad garnish, or they can be used as a topping for ice cream. They can also be candied, allowing them to be stored and used in cakes. Grow them in full sun, in borders and or pots, where the nectar-rich flowers will attract bees and butterflies and you can enjoy the fabulous fragrance. Supplied as 20 garden ready plants, ready to plant in your garden and growing to a height and spread of 40 cm (16 in).
Clematis 'Blue Ravine' blooms in late spring/early summer, bearing huge 20cm lavender blue flowers with contrasting purple/red anthers, then again in late summer with slightly smaller flowers. This stunning compact climber will make the biggest impact in your garden from a partially shaded position, as bright sunlight tends to fade the vivid petals. This Old Man's Beard variety is the perfect choice for containers, pergolas, trellises and even peering through garden shrubs. Height: 2.5m (8'). Spread: 1m (3'). Pruning group: 2.
Echinacea SunMagic 'Vintage Red' is an eye-catching coneflower with stiffer petals than most cultivars. Each bloom is a deep pink-red with a prominent rust-brown cone at the centre.
This is the perfect plant to enjoy as you sit in your garden on long summer evenings! It's an Australian native and evergreen so will be covered in glossy leaves througout the year - through summer gorgeous carmine throated fragrant trumpet blooms smother the plant. As a climbing vine it will need some support and the perfect way to grow it is on an obelisk in a large planter so it can be placed in the perfect position. It's easy to care for and remains neat and tidy unlike some other climbers, just needing moderate watering, the occasional feed and plenty of sunshine! It's not fully hardy so this enables your specimen plant to be moved to a frost free place in the coldest months.
The Turtle Vine is a cute little trailing vine adorned with small round ‘turtle’ like leaves running along the length. Not to be confused with the similarly named “String of turtles” or Peperomia Prostrata, this vine is a cascading low-growing plant and has a lot more foliage which is densely packed. It grows quickly and is fairly hardy, needing monitoring when it comes to their water level. Light and Water Bright indirect light is best, avoiding prolonged exposure to the sun, especially in the summer. Always maintain evenly moist soil and average room humidity is acceptable. If you see any signs of dehydration, introduce more humidity with regular misting or a water tray. The Turtle vine loves moist soil - once the pot begins to feel light when lifted, it's time for another water. Under-watering symptoms include crispy/curling leaves, a grey, washed-out appearance, yellowing leaves and a lack of new growth. These issues are commonly down to either too much heat/light forgetfulness. Dehydration is the number one issue among growers, so always keep an eye out for drying soil. Over-watering symptoms, on the other hand, include yellowing lower leaves, little to no growth and a rotting stem or leaves. Never allow your plat to endure long periods of soggy soil or a dark location as both will significantly increase the chance of over-watering and death.
The popular cut flower and houseplant Gerbera has been upgraded to a garden perennial, giving an amazing 5 months of colour from spring to autumn every year. The world's first Hardy Gerbera in a range of bright, zingy colours, the 'Garvinea Series' was launched to great acclaim across Europe, where the Dutch breeders developed an improved plant with much bigger flowers, and even longer lasting performance. Winter hardy to around -8C (although avoid severe winter wet), and flowering for several seasons of colour, the highly distinctive flowers of Garvinea simply keep coming - up to 50 on a 2-year-old plant. Easy to grow and keep, they're also highly resistant to pests and diseases, making them the ideal garden plant! We love them potted up in bright & bold planters - in a mix of 4 zingy, starburst colours (Opal Fruits if you are a certain age!) you can mix and match your plants to your planters and create an eye-catching display for your patio! Suppled as 4 x mixed colour plants in 7cm pots ready for potting on or planting out when all risk of frost has passed, Garvineas are herbaceous, so die back completely underground over winter, to emerge bigger and better next year.
At last, the New Guinea Divine Busy Lizzie offers a real mildew resistant alternative to seed-raised Busy Lizzies. Their lovely bright colours are set against deep-green and tough leaves, and planted about 30cm apart they provide a carpet of colour in any border, bed or patio planter. A real breakthrough for British gardeners that delivers every year.
Get into the festive mood with these wonderful, decorated mini-Christmas Chamaecyparis Thyoides or as they aremore commonly known 'Top Point'. They are so cute! At just 20-25cm tall, they are perfect for instant windowsill or tabletop displays, or perhaps for an easy to look after tree in the children's bedrooms. Each pot grown real conifer is given a dusting of magical fake snow, for a real traditional festive feel. Not only that, but they are also supplied ready to display in an attractive red zinc pot, and complete with miniature decorations! Just unpack, and they are ready to go. The perfect living decoration - if kept watered indoors this Christmas, they can be planted outside, and will grow slowly over many years - the snow will of course wash off in the rain, but perhaps if planted in a bigger pot, can be brought inside each year and re-decorated. The perfect and easy to look after living tree gift or decoration this year. Note - exact decoration may vary.
These stunning New Guinea Busy Lizzie Plants have an excellent resistance to Downy Mildew and will produce an abundance of lovely, large flowers in an array of vibrant colours all Summer long until the first frosts. Plus, they are larger than normal Busy Lizzies, meaning you will need fewer plants to cover a large area.
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