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Fascicularia bicolorFascicularia bicolor A terrestrial bromeliad, forming rosettes of slender, rigid, spiny toothed leaves. Towards the end of Summer the bases of the leaves on mature plants begin to turn red and after a few weeks most of the leaf becomes bright crimson. A bud then forms in the center of this rosette which opens into a pale blue flower, offering a striking colour combination in the Autumn garden! Good drainage is essential, so dig in lots of grit or

Season of Interest: Summer leaves

Can also be used for hedging

Height: 5’ (1

Although one of the hardiest and wind-resistant quinces

Narcissus Mixed Double are a classic mix of double daffodils varieties and will thrive equally well in a container or they will naturalise well in grass or under trees

Bred in America in the early 20th century

and with a distinctive

Enkianthus campanulatus var

sweetly scented flowers are freely produced on bare branches in mid and late winter

Apple Red Falstaff is a late season dessert apple

wildlife friendly

Bee and wildlife friendly

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