great service, superbly packaged, strong healthy plants.
By far the best healthy strong plants I have purchased on line. excellent packaging which is a positive exemplar for others to try and follow.
Dee Dee
yorkshire
This perennial dies back to below ground level each year in autumn, then fresh new growth appears again in spring.
"Autumnal daisy with richly hued, mahogany-red petals set round a velvet-brown middle lightened by ochre shading on the petals and the ochre fuzz of the central cone - droops its petals"
By far the best healthy strong plants I have purchased on line. excellent packaging which is a positive exemplar for others to try and follow.
Dee Dee
yorkshire
Put this in a pot and its now in its third year thanks so much, its great x
Jantee123
Nottingham England
Lovely in my mixed border
LesleyS56
Surrey
to add interest to my "hot" garden area.
ShelaB
Shepton Mallet
I needed these plants to complete a colour theme in my garden and they did the job perfectly. The plants were tall and straight and created just the impact that I wanted.
Jules
Oxfordshire
Received lovely plants in flower, can just see new growth appearing now
Daylily
West Midlands
Good healthy plants used in a new herbaceous border
Grumble the Gardner 😁
Newark, Notts
A lovely addition to the garden
Denise
Hampshire
Arrived safely, carefully packaged and in great condition as usual. Despite the hot dry conditions this year, this plant has done very well in a sunny spot in the garden. Watered only with grey water. Great for pollinators and beautiful colour when most of the garden is brown now.
Suzanne
Derbyshire
Lovely long flowering perennial
Sweetenough
Cheshire
100.0
kiwicambs
Hello, For the rose you could use 'Warm Welcome' http://www.crocus.co.uk/plants/_/rosa-warm-welcome--chewizz-pbr/classid.1195/ while two clematis could be 'Niobe' http://www.crocus.co.uk/plants/_/clematis-niobe/classid.910/ or 'Rebecca' http://www.crocus.co.uk/plants/_/clematis-rebecca-evipo016-pbr/classid.2000015732/
Helen
roger bowers
Hello, 9cm plants establish quickly, and if they are planted out in the border now the soil is still warm enough for them to put on some decent root growth. That ultimately will result in larger plants next year.
helen
Ruth Hamilton
Hello Ruth, You can plant these into the weed supressing fabric without any trouble at all, provided you make sure the fabric allows the water to drain through. All you need to do is cut big crosses into the fabric and peel back the edges to plant and then fold back the edges again. I hope this helps.
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