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Local Weather

Mostly cloudy, Low: 45°F, High: 56°F
Current conditions
Mostly cloudy
54°F
Forecast
thursday
Cloudy
Cloudy
High: 56°F
Low: 45°F
Forecast
friday
Cloudy
Cloudy
High: 56°F
Low: 34°F
Pot Grown & Root Balled Hedging
Pot Grown & Root Balled Hedging

Use for
Hedge, Screening, Structural, Rabbit resistant, Bee attraction, Bird...

80-100cm £22.50 Pot Grown

Offer

Pot Grown & Root Balled Hedging
Pot Grown & Root Balled Hedging

Use for
Hedge, Screening, Structural, Rabbit resistant, Bee attraction, Bird attraction

Planting site
Hardiness: Zones 7 to 10 (-18C to 4C / 0F to 40F)
Container: Borders
Sun/shade: Likes full sun, likes part shade, tolerates light shade, tolerates dense shade
Soil type: Clay, Gravelly soil, Loam, Poor soil, Sandy soil
Soil pH: Any
Drainage: Moisture retentive soil, Damp and wet soil, Well drained soil
Hazardous: Yes, potentially harmful
Seed kernels harmful if eaten

80-100cm £22.50 Pot Grown

Subject to availability
Garden tip
Cutting edge

Sharpen the blades on your tools before the growing season gets underway. For small blades such as those from secateurs and pruning knifes use a whetstone. Soak the whetstone in water or some light-weight motor oil and then sharpen the blade using a one-stroke motion. Never pull the blade back

Plant of the Week - Forsythia
Plant of the Week - Forsythia

This is one of the classics!  The beautfiul Forsythia often heralds the Spring, bursting into bloom all around the country, showing a mass of yellow flowers and literally glowing in the early Spring sunlight! Come and see our wonderful selection!

Beat the Freeze
Beat the Freeze

The worst of the snow may have gone - but there could still be more!  Traditionally February is the coldest month of the year, and we still have all you may need to protect your plants, as well as keep you safe as well!  Come and see us for grits, rock salt, shovels and everything else you'll need this winter!

Your garden in February
Your garden in February

It may be cold outside - but there's no shortage of things to do in the garden - and if you're looking for some inspiration, come and see us soon!  Seed Potatoes, Onion sets and plenty of other veg, as well as the baby plants coming in soon, it's a great time to start planning the garden for the year ahead!  You'll also start to see the first of the Spring bulbs come through!