Red Hydrangea

Red HydrangeaHydrangea Macrophylla have a bushy and compact habit making them ideal for flower beds, patio collections or just to fill any plank space in the garden. They add a burst of colour with their bright circular flowers. The plants stand upright, against the canvas of silken green foliage, they attract birds, bees, butterflies and other pollinating insects. Take care while pruning Hydrangea during Spring Summer, remove dead wood only once the new growth

The evergreen nature of the tree allows the tree to have year-round interest

blooming bright

also known as Dog Hobble

A unique and attractive hip-style roof crowns the structure

Grow it in garden containers for a sunny patio or at the front of a sunny border

serrated dark green leaves make for great contrast with the pale pink cup-shaped flowers which appear from the Summer onwards in dense clusters all over the plant

Conference pears are one of the most popular varieties sold in supermarkets

A lock and key system ensures security

The Pyrus communis ‘Williams’ Bon Chrétien’ is an early-season pear tree with a heavy crop and a high desirability

but once opened

outdoor fern plant

dark green foliage which turns to a fabulous show of russet brown and bronze in autumn