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Sidalcea Little Princess

Miscanthus sinensis Little Zebra

Ficus Little Miss Figgy

Ficus Little Miss Figgy

Meet Ficus 'Little Miss Figgy' - a compact powerhouse of a fig tree that delivers big on both beauty and bounty. Whether you have a sprawling garden or a modest patio, this dwarf variety ensures that homegrown figs are within everyone's reach.With a neat, bushy habit, reaching just 1.8m tall, it slots effortlessly into pots, borders, or even a sunny balcony, offering a lush, Mediterranean feel to your outdoor space.But it's not just about looks - this little fig tree is a serious performer. Unlike many other varieties, 'Little Miss Figgy' can reward with up to two generous crops of delicious, deep purple figs every year - one in autumn, followed by a second crop in spring during warmer years.These sweet, rich, and juicy fruits are a treat straight from the tree, perfect for summer snacking, baking, or adding a gourmet touch to salads and cheeseboards.One of the biggest advantages of this variety is its incredible hardiness. Tolerating temperatures down to -10C, 'Little Miss Figgy' thrives in the UK climate, so you won't need to worry about it struggling through winter. Its compact size makes it ideal for container planting, allowing you to move it to a sheltered spot if needed.Low maintenance and easy to grow, this fig tree is a dream for both beginners and seasoned gardeners. Once established, it's drought-tolerant and requires little pruning beyond an occasional trim to maintain its shape. Simply place it in a sunny, well-drained spot, and you'll be reaping the rewards of homegrown figs for years to come.Supplied as an established plant in a 9cm pot, ready to plant.

GBP 14.99
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Hydrangea Little Hortensia Red

Clematis Little Lemons

Photinia Little Red Robin

Pear Little Red William

Pear Little Red William

A red-shaded clone of one of the most popular variety of pears grown across the globe - so we're sure you're going to love it!Enjoy excellent crops of fruit that are very similar to traditional Bartlett pears, in terms of shape and size, boasting a smooth texture to the bite and a delightfully sweet taste that erupts in the mouth.Despite having several familiar characteristics, it is the dark red, near purple shade that helps 'Little Red William' to stand out from the crowd, even occasionally brightening to a light red approaching picking time.This tree is also slightly more compact than other varieties, so you can experience delightful fruits without growing a tree that takes over the garden.While being partially self-fertile and able to produce fruit without a neighbouring variety, it is recommended to plant 'Little Red William' alongside other fruits for pollination to experience the heaviest possible crops.Springtime foliage emerges in pale green with a glossy look and texture, before darkening in summer, then evolving to a seasonal shade of bright orange to red in autumn. Pure white blossom even grows for an extra layer of beauty in spring.Be sure to wait until early to mid-September before plucking the pears, when they should be eaten or used straight away, and only stored for up to two days to experience the best taste sensation!Your 'Little Red William' tree should produce crops from roughly two years after planting, with the best yields coming from around five years.Supplied as a grafted plant on a semi-dwarfing rootstock in a 4.5L pot.

GBP 14.99
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Hydrangea Little Hortensia White

Hydrangea Little Hortensia Blue

Philadelphus Little White Love

Cordyline Little Red Star

Buddleia Butterfly Candy Little White

Buddleia dav. Butterfly Candy Little Ruby

Thalictrum Little Pinkie

Cordyline Little Red Star

Edible Indoor Pineapple Plant

Festive String Lights - 200 LED

Begonia Non Stop

Pachira Aquatica

Siberian bugloss Jack Frost

Lobelia Crystal Palace Blue

Lobelia Crystal Palace Blue

Dutch Iris Mix