Cordyline australis
Cabbage Tree, Torquay Palm. Not a cabbage or a palm and doesn’t come from Torquay. Exotic and almost impossible to kill They like lots of light and space. 20ft after 20 years.
Hardiness level Amber
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Cordyline australis ‘Albertii’
A slender Cordyline with variegated leaves and red stripes. Slow growing and tender but surprisingly good in a pot. Named after Albert, King of the Belgians, naturellement. Please contact us for stock availability and sizes.
Hardiness level Red
Cordyline indivisa
All exoticists are in love with this plant. Its voluptuousness is matched only by its temperamentalness. Please contact us for stock availability and sizes.
Hardiness level Amber
Yucca recurva
Another classic Victorian favourite. Trunk forming, but with graceful recurved (bending) leaves. Huge white flower spikes, as with all the Yuccas. To 5ft x 3ft across.
Hardiness level Green
Fungus Clear Ultra
A systemic form of protection and control that is great for treating a multitude of fungal conditions including, leaf spot, rust, powdery mildew and other foliar symptoms….
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Bug Clear Ultra Gun
Apply this to eliminate the full cast of unwanted bugs drawn to many of the plants in your garden….
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Winter Protection Winter wrapping: it’s a subject about which we have to admit to some agnosticism. Do we really want to look at a cylinder of chicken wire filled with dead bracken in the middle of the garden for the entire winter? Or even worse, the beloved exotics wrapped up in bubbly plastic and brown tape? The…
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VISIT OUR ONLINE SHOP FOR OUR RANGE OF PLANT FEEDS & BUG CONTROLS Please note: to browse our current available stock of plant feeds & bug controls, visit our online shop and hunt in our Other Kit section. Plant Feed & Bug Control After many years of refining our approach to the health of the…
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The White Glossary
‘The White Glossary’ For the curious and hungry-for-knowledge, the glossary is stuffed with things you need to know to become a gardener. We make a point to weave, thread and insinuate horticultural, meteorological, botanical, geological and evolutionary knowledge through everything we say, write and do. For us this is as much an essential professional horticultural…
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Frequently Asked Questions
Index : 1.”How fast does it grow?“…2.”How big does it get?“…3.”How old is it?“…4.”Is there anything I can grow on clay?“…5.”What if it dies?“…6.”Why do I kill everything?“…7.”What happens if I remove a dead branch from a piece of topiary?“…8.”Can I move it?“…9.“Can I mend it?”…10.”How do I protect plants in the winter?” Frequent Questions:…
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