Prunus laurocerasus 'Rotundifolia', commonly known as the Cherry Laurel, is the most popular planted hedging that there is. It's very easy to grow and maintain, known for their large glossy leaves, but they can also provide small, white, fragrant blooms in the spring followed by 'Cherry-like' red fruits that later turn black. A fast growing hedge plant, they reach their ultimate height of 4-8 metres in 5-10 years with a spread of 2.5-4 metres. Product Information ✓ Grow approx 30-60cm per year ✓ Laurels grow approximately 30-60cm per year ✓ We recommend planting 1-2ft apart to form a dense hedge ✓ Evergreen ✓ Low maintenance ✓ Plant in Full Sun or Partial Shade ✓ Glossy, evergreen foliage ✓ All year round interest ✓ Hardy ✓ Well drained soil ✓ Supplied in a growers pot which has a width of 19cm approx. Height including the growers pot approx 90-120cm.
Coreopsis grandiflora 'Early Sunrise' is a multi award winning perennial. It produces an abundance of golden - yellow semi double blooms. ✓ Blooms in late spring through to late summer ✓ The flowers appear on long stems which gently sway during the wind ✓ Height and spread: 45cm x 45cm ✓ Attractive to Butterflies and Bees ✓ Best planted in Full Sun but will tolerate Partial Shade ✓ Thrives in poor soils, draught tolerant ✓ Low maintenance More information: This plant is a herbaceous perennial. Herbaceous perennials die back below ground level each autumn, then fresh new growth will appear in the spring. Cut this plant back after flowering. To help protect the roots from frost it is advised to add a thick layer of mulch. Cut back faded flowers in autumn Many garden designers recommend planting Coreopsis in groups of three for a balanced, cohesive look. It helps the plants stand out together and creates a lovely flow in your garden. But don't worry—this plant also looks great on its own or in smaller groupings!
Prunus laurocerasus 'Rotundifolia', commonly known as the Cherry Laurel, is the most popular planted hedging that there is here in the UK. It's very easy to grow and maintain, known for their large glossy leaves, but they can also provide small, white, fragrant blooms in the spring followed by 'Cherry-like' red fruits that later turn black. A fast growing hedge plant, they reach their ultimate height of 4-8 metres in 5-10 years with a spread of 2.5-4 metres. ✓ Grow approx 30-60cm per year ✓ Laurels grow approximately 30-60cm per year ✓ We recommend planting 1-2ft apart to form a dense hedge ✓ Evergreen ✓ Low maintenance ✓ Plant in Full Sun or Partial Shade ✓ Glossy, evergreen foliage ✓ All year round interest ✓ Hardy ✓ Acidic soil ✓ Supplied in a growers pot which has a width of 22cm. Height including the growers pot 1.2-1.5m Aftercare When you've planted your hedge plants, they'll need watering daily throughout the months of March to October. October/November are the pr eferred months to plant hedges for many so their hedge requires less watering and roots will establish over the Autumn/Winter period but they can be planted all year round.
Prunus laurocerasus 'Rotundifolia', commonly known as the Cherry Laurel, is the most popular planted hedging that there is here in the UK. It's very easy to grow and maintain, known for their large glossy leaves, but they can also provide small, white, fragrant blooms in the spring followed by 'Cherry-like' red fruits that later turn black. A fast growing hedge plant, they reach their ultimate height of 4-8 metres in 5-10 years with a spread of 2.5-4 metres. ✓ Grow approx 30-60cm per year ✓ Laurels grow approximately 30-60cm per year ✓ We recommend planting 1-2ft apart to form a dense hedge ✓ Evergreen ✓ Low maintenance ✓ Plant in Full Sun or Partial Shade ✓ Glossy, evergreen foliage ✓ All year round interest ✓ Hardy ✓ Acidic soil ✓ Supplied in a growers pot which has a width of 22cm. Height including the growers pot 1.2-1.5m Aftercare When you've planted your hedge plants, they'll need watering daily throughout the months of March to October. October/November are the pr eferred months to plant hedges for many so their hedge requires less watering and roots will establish over the Autumn/Winter period but they can be planted all year round.
Prunus laurocerasus 'Rotundifolia', commonly known as the Cherry Laurel, is the most popular planted hedging that there is here in the UK. It's very easy to grow and maintain, known for their large glossy leaves, but they can also provide small, white, fragrant blooms in the spring followed by 'Cherry-like' red fruits that later turn black. A fast growing hedge plant, they reach their ultimate height of 4-8 metres in 5-10 years with a spread of 2.5-4 metres. ✓ Grow approx 30-60cm per year ✓ Laurels grow approximately 30-60cm per year ✓ We recommend planting 1-2ft apart to form a dense hedge ✓ Evergreen ✓ Low maintenance ✓ Plant in Full Sun or Partial Shade ✓ Glossy, evergreen foliage ✓ All year round interest ✓ Hardy ✓ Acidic soil ✓ Supplied in a growers pot which has a width of 22cm. Height including the growers pot 1.2-1.5m Aftercare When you've planted your hedge plants, they'll need watering daily throughout the months of March to October. October/November are the pr eferred months to plant hedges for many so their hedge requires less watering and roots will establish over the Autumn/Winter period but they can be planted all year round.
Prunus laurocerasus 'Rotundifolia', commonly known as the Cherry Laurel, is the most popular planted hedging that there is here in the UK. It's very easy to grow and maintain, known for their large glossy leaves, but they can also provide small, white, fragrant blooms in the spring followed by 'Cherry-like' red fruits that later turn black. A fast growing hedge plant, they reach their ultimate height of 4-8 metres in 5-10 years with a spread of 2.5-4 metres. ✓ Grow approx 30-60cm per year ✓ Laurels grow approximately 30-60cm per year ✓ We recommend planting 1-2ft apart to form a dense hedge ✓ Evergreen ✓ Low maintenance ✓ Plant in Full Sun or Partial Shade ✓ Glossy, evergreen foliage ✓ All year round interest ✓ Hardy ✓ Acidic soil ✓ Supplied in a growers pot which has a width of 22cm. Height including the growers pot 1.2-1.5m Aftercare When you've planted your hedge plants, they'll need watering daily throughout the months of March to October. October/November are the pr eferred months to plant hedges for many so their hedge requires less watering and roots will establish over the Autumn/Winter period but they can be planted all year round.
Heuchera micrantha 'Palace Purple' is a popular perennial admired for its striking foliage and compact growth habit. This perennial features deep purple leaves with delicate, scalloped edges, adding rich colour and texture to garden beds and containers. Inconspicuous flowers appear on slender stalks in late spring to early summer, attracting pollinators while complementing the foliage. 'Palace Purple' thrives in partial shade and well-drained soil, making it a versatile choice for adding depth and interest to shaded areas of the garden. With its low-maintenance nature and enduring beauty, Heuchera micrantha 'Palace Purple' is a standout addition to any landscape design.
Ruby is the Japanese alpine cherry and is one of the hardiest of cherry trees, very well suited to cold climates., this tree provides beautiful pink single-flowered blooms in April. A wonderful purple leaf dwarf flowering cherry tree. The tree is cloaked with green foliage in the spring and summer. The leaves turn orange/red in autumn which extends the season of interest of this wonderful tree. The dwarf/patio variety means this will only grow to around 4-5ft, making them ideal for containers on balconies and in doorways. ✓ RHS Award of Garden Merit ✓ Easy to grow ✓ Mass of blossoms year after year ✓ Can be grown in most soils except damp soils ✓ Plant in Full Sun / Partial Shade ✓ Ideal for being grown in a container ✓ Foliage turns bright scarlet in autumn before falling ✓ Supplied in a 4L growers pot. at a height of 70-80cm or 120cm approx including pot ✓ Eventual height 1.5-2m Aftercare Provide a good sized pot for your blossom tree, making sure your pot has a hole in the bottom for drainage. Flowering cherries grow best in Ericaceous soil so be sure to add plenty of this in your container. Once planted you must water regularly, especially for their first year to establish their roots within the soil.
Ruby is the Japanese alpine cherry and is one of the hardiest of cherry trees, very well suited to cold climates., this tree provides beautiful pink single-flowered blooms in April. A wonderful purple leaf dwarf flowering cherry tree. The tree is cloaked with green foliage in the spring and summer. The leaves turn orange/red in autumn which extends the season of interest of this wonderful tree. The dwarf/patio variety means this will only grow to around 4-5ft, making them ideal for containers on balconies and in doorways. ✓ RHS Award of Garden Merit ✓ Easy to grow ✓ Mass of blossoms year after year ✓ Can be grown in most soils except damp soils ✓ Plant in Full Sun / Partial Shade ✓ Ideal for being grown in a container ✓ Foliage turns bright scarlet in autumn before falling ✓ Supplied in a 4L growers pot. at a height of 70-80cm or 120cm approx including pot ✓ Eventual height 1.5-2m Aftercare Provide a good sized pot for your blossom tree, making sure your pot has a hole in the bottom for drainage. Flowering cherries grow best in Ericaceous soil so be sure to add plenty of this in your container. Once planted you must water regularly, especially for their first year to establish their roots within the soil.
A beautiful light pink double flowering dwarf/patio cherry tree that blossoms in the Spring. This beautiful blossom tree has green foliage in the summer which turns to burnt orange in autumn creating a fantastic display! This variety is by far the most popular, mainly because of it's double flowering candy floss pink blooms! This dwarf/patio variety will only grow to around 4-5ft making them perfect for containers on balconies and in doorways. ✓ RHS Award of Garden Merit ✓ Easy to grow ✓ Mass of double blossoms year after year ✓ Can be grown in most soils except damp soils ✓ Plant in Full Sun / Partial Shade. ✓ Ideal for being grown in a container ✓ Foliage turns bright scarlet in autumn before falling ✓ Supplied in a 4L growers pot. either at a height of 70-80cm or 105cm including pot ✓ A dwarf tree with an eventual height of 1.5-2m More information: Provide a good sized pot for your blossom tree, making sure your pot has a hole in the bottom for drainage. Flowering cherries grow best in Ericaceous soil so be sure to add plenty of this in your container. Once planted you must water regularly, especially for their first year to establish their roots within the soil.
A beautiful light pink double flowering dwarf/patio cherry tree that blossoms in the Spring. This beautiful blossom tree has green foliage in the summer which turns to burnt orange in autumn creating a fantastic display! This variety is by far the most popular, mainly because of it's double flowering candy floss pink blooms! This dwarf/patio variety will only grow to around 4-5ft making them perfect for containers on balconies and in doorways. ✓ RHS Award of Garden Merit ✓ Easy to grow ✓ Mass of double blossoms year after year ✓ Can be grown in most soils except damp soils ✓ Plant in Full Sun / Partial Shade. ✓ Ideal for being grown in a container ✓ Foliage turns bright scarlet in autumn before falling ✓ Supplied in a 4L growers pot. either at a height of 70-80cm or 105cm including pot ✓ A dwarf tree with an eventual height of 1.5-2m More information: Provide a good sized pot for your blossom tree, making sure your pot has a hole in the bottom for drainage. Flowering cherries grow best in Ericaceous soil so be sure to add plenty of this in your container. Once planted you must water regularly, especially for their first year to establish their roots within the soil.
This Japanese alpine dwarf cherry tree provides eye-catching fluff-like single white blooms in April, which the butterflies and bees love. Bronze foliage appears in the spring time to decorate the chestnut brown branches, they then turn green in the summer and then orange/red and then fall in the autumn. Dwarf/patio trees are perfect for containers because they will only grow to around 4-5ft tall making them suitable for balconies and doorways. ✓ Hardy Tree which produces a mass of blossom year after year ✓ Once the blossom has fallen, the leaves emerge brown and slowly change to green. The foliage changes to deep red before the leaves fall in autumn. ✓ Colour year after year ✓ Plant in Full Sun ✓ Plant in well drained soil ✓ Supplied in a 4L Growers Pot, at a height of around 70-80cm or 1m including growers pot Aftercare Provide a good sized pot for your blossom tree, making sure your pot has a hole in the bottom for drainage. Flowering cherries grow best in Ericaceous soil so be sure to add plenty of this in your container. Once planted you must water regularly, especially for their first year to establish their roots within the soil. Please note that our image is for illustrative purpose only, depending on the time of year the plant may vary.