Behold the Sitia terracotta pot. A Cretan vessel that embodies timeless elegance and unparalleled craftsmanship. The ideal home for any topiarised or other sculptural plant that you want to show off. Meticulously thrown by hand using traditional skills. Crafted from the finest terracotta for a cool protective & breathable environment. Best stood on feet….
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Elegantly finished pale terracotta planter with a large rolled rim and ridged detailing….
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The Tunisian range is hand made using terracotta with a very high salt content, which results in a dusty patina. These Tunisian planters represent the archetypal pottery of the area….
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Very slow growing, compact and smaller leafed version of Tobira.
Hardiness level Amber
Plants For New Homes: Part 3 Filling in the gaps: blobs, pillows and puffs. In part 1 we discussed some of the easy to care for plants that will bring instant high visual impact into your new garden. We’ve covered several trees and plants and shrubs that develop strong character and unique forms as they…
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Hand made on the Island of Crete, using techniques and styles that have not changed for nearly 8,000 years. These frost proof pots make a fabulous, larger than life statement in any garden. All measurements are approximate as hand-made pieces may vary slightly. We also include a set of terracotta feet with each pot purchased….
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arge rosettes, up to 30cms of green leaves with slightly frilly edges that go red in the sun. The plant branches freely and the head can become quite top-heavy,. In some summers, it can produce a spike of small creamy flowers above the foliage.
It is not frost hardy so best in a pot so it can be overwintered indoors. Allow the soil to dry out between waterings. Feed lightly and water in the spring when it begins to grow. A bright spot but not in blazing sun.
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Hardiness level Red
Nothing else quite like the Euphorbia myrsinites at Architectural Plants, evergreen and succulent oddities: they’re bluey-green and fleshy, with leaves arranged around stems in a gloriously engineered manner.
Hardiness level Green
Implausible though it sounds – a hardy Banana from Japan. Best in shade and sheltered from wind. Leaves get frosted but always come back in the spring. To 15ft in 3 years.
Hardiness level Amber
Our topiary yew pyramids provide vertical drama all year round. Immediately eye-catching, not much else shows off the angular and textural versatility of Taxus baccata quite so succinctly. Evergreen, there are two options: keep meticulously clipped twice a year and the pyramid surfaces and edges can look crisp and dynamic: leave unclipped for a longer period of time (most definitely don’t just leave it untamed) and the surface form can be fluffy and tactile.
Hardiness level Green
