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Campanula Caroline 1L

Campanula Caroline 1L

Campanulas are easy to grow and will perform well in most fertile, moist, but well-drained soils in sun or partial shade, although flower colour is best preserved in a more shady spot.  Water regularly during the first season until established, especially during warmer periods and apply a balanced liquid fertiliser on a monthly basis from the spring.  Add a layer of organic mulch around your Campanula after planting, being careful not to mulch directly against the plant (to prevent rot).  This mulch will help retain moisture, deter weeds from popping up in your garden and help fertilise your beds as it breaks down!  Cut back after flowering to prevent self-seeding and to encourage a second flush of flowers.  Divide plants every 3-5 years to maintain vigour.  Protect the tender foliage from slug damage using environmentally friendly slug pellets or beer traps. Overall Campanulas are low maintenance due to being so hardy.

GBP 10.00
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Dianthus Easy Pink 1L

Dianthus Easy Pink 1L

All Dianthus need to be planted in a place in the garden that gets at least 6 hours of sunlight a day. They will not tolerate being wet all the time so need dry, free draining soil, making rockeries and the front of borders the ideal spot for them. That being said, like all plants you must water them regularly to get them established. Remove tired looking flowers and stems straightaway to keep plants blooming. Plants need good air circulation around them, so do not overcrowd them wherever you plant them.

GBP 10.00
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Lupin West Country Shirley Anne (Pot Size: 5 Litre Pot)

Lupin West Country Shirley Anne (Pot Size: 5 Litre Pot)

Plant Lupins in full sun to partial shade, in moist but well-drained soil.  Make sure you protect young plants from slugs and snails.  Feed regularly throughout the growing season and remove flower spikes as soon as they look tired otherwise they will go to seed and the plant will stop flowering.  Once the plant has finished flowering, usually around late May / early June, cut the plant back to a few inches and you will usually get a second flush later in the year . Avoid planting in containers, will perform much better in the ground.

GBP 25.00
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Lupin West Country Shirley Anne (Pot Size: 1.5 Litre pot)

Lupin West Country Shirley Anne (Pot Size: 1.5 Litre pot)

Plant Lupins in full sun to partial shade, in moist but well-drained soil.  Make sure you protect young plants from slugs and snails.  Feed regularly throughout the growing season and remove flower spikes as soon as they look tired otherwise they will go to seed and the plant will stop flowering.  Once the plant has finished flowering, usually around late May / early June, cut the plant back to a few inches and you will usually get a second flush later in the year . Avoid planting in containers, will perform much better in the ground.

GBP 18.00
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Delphinium Paramo Lavanda 3L

Delphinium Paramo Lavanda 3L

Delphiniums need to be in the sun for at least half of the day, so choose a spot in the garden accordingly. Soil must be fertile and free draining; If your soil is poor then dig in plenty of new compost or organic matter to enrich it. Water plants well to establish and maintain a regular watering and feeding schedule throughout the months that the plant is growing. Flower spikes may need to be tied to a stake to stop them from blowing over and getting damaged. Remove dead flowers and once the plant has finished its 1st flush of flowering in Late May / Early June, chop the plant back by half to encourage a second flush later in the summer. This is often called the ‘Chelsea Chop’, as plants tend to be nearing the end of their 1st flush around the time of the RHS Chelsea Flower Show.

GBP 20.00
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Delphinium Delgenius Shelby 3L

Delphinium Delgenius Shelby 3L

Delphiniums need to be in the sun for at least half of the day, so choose a spot in the garden accordingly. Soil must be fertile and free draining; If your soil is poor then dig in plenty of new compost or organic matter to enrich it. Water plants well to establish and maintain a regular watering and feeding schedule throughout the months that the plant is growing. Flower spikes may need to be tied to a stake to stop them from blowing over and getting damaged. Remove dead flowers and once the plant has finished its 1st flush of flowering in Late May / Early June, chop the plant back by half to encourage a second flush later in the summer. This is often called the ‘Chelsea Chop’, as plants tend to be nearing the end of their 1st flush around the time of the RHS Chelsea Flower Show.

GBP 18.00
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