| Description | Cornus stolonifera flaviramea
Also known as the 'Golden-twig Dogwood', this medium shrub green leaves on yellow stems. The stems are at their brightest in winter particularly if they are grown in full sun. The foliage in autumn is beautiful. It turns from green to orange to red. Good in pots, shrubbery or as a specimen shrub.
Height to 1.5m Width to 2m, Frost and drought hardy, Full sun to part shade
10''/25cm pot | Fuchsia hybrid
Fuchsias are truly beautiful, delicate, and vibrant plants that are surprisingly easy to cultivate. Their striking flowers and lush green leaves provide exceptional ornamental appeal. With a diverse selection of species, smaller Fuchsias are perfect for containers and hanging baskets, while climbing varieties thrive beautifully when trained on espaliers. The larger upright types will make a stunning addition to your garden, plus they attract butterflies and native birds, enhancing the natural beauty of your outdoor space. Just be sure to water them well!
6"/14cm pot - Assorted varieties, chosen by our team! | |
| Content | | Fuchsias are delightful flowering perennials that showcase a stunning variety of shapes and sizes. With over 100 species found in nature, most garden varieties are hybrids celebrated for their vibrant blooms. Some types exhibit an upright and bushy growth habit, while others gracefully trail and cascade, making them perfect for hanging baskets.
These plants typically flaunt deep green, heavily veined leaves that are often serrated at the edges and grow in whorls along their stems. Fuchsias bloom predominantly from late spring to early winter, displaying their signature pendulous teardrop flowers. In tropical regions, certain varieties may even bloom year-round. The flowers come in a beautiful array of colors, including red, white, pink, and purple, often featuring striking bi-colored patterns.
When it comes to planting Fuchsias, they thrive in sheltered spots with partial shade, especially where they can catch the gentle morning sun. It's essential to keep them protected from frost and strong winds for optimal growth. | |
