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Asparagus Aspalim F1 Hybrid
Asparagus Aspalim F1 Hybrid 1 Year Crowns for sale - Aspalim is a 100% male hybrid that starts producing very high yields very early. Grown best in well-drained soil. Aspalim starts producing asparagus with tight tips extremely early and is therefore very suitable for advanced harvests. The cylindrical spears are smooth and have an excellent thickness that is maintained for many years. Aspalim has a very high production potential, and excellent quality even under warm harvesting conditions.
Please ignore the Estimated Delivery Time as Asparagus crowns will only be despatched between April and May as this is the best time to plant crowns.
from £9.28
Asparagus Backlim F1 Hybrid
Asparagus Backlim All male 1 Year Crowns for sale - Mid to late production with good yield of thick smooth spears. Can be grown as green or white asparagus. To grow white spears, 2 years after planting crowns, when cutting the fern in the autumn, cover plants with a mound of sandy earth up to 30cm deep. When the spears start to push through the following spring, you will find white ones below the surface ready to harvest.
Please ignore the Estimated Delivery Time as Asparagus crowns will only be despatched between April and May as this is the best time to plant crowns.
from £9.28
Asparagus Gijnlim F1 Hybrid
Asparagus Gijnlim F1 Hybrid 1 year Crowns for sale - A Dutch hybrid, early to mid season, heavy yielding, thick spears, well adapted to green production. Heavy crops of medium to thick spears of excellent quality. Gijnlim is one of the best Asparagus varieties to grow in the UK.
Please ignore the Estimated Delivery Time as Asparagus crowns will only be despatched between April and May as this is the best time to plant crowns.
from £9.28
Asparagus Javelim F1
Asparagus Javelim F1 Hybrid 1 Year Crowns for sale - Javelim is a mid season variety with a very high spear weight and excellent tip closure. This high quality variety produces beautifully smooth spears, with excellent flavour. For best results plant at a density of 4 to 6 crowns per square metre with a planting depth of 15 to 20cm.
Please ignore the Estimated Delivery Time as Asparagus crowns will only be despatched between April and May as this is the best time to plant crowns.
from £9.28
Fig Brown Turkey
Fig Brown Turkey plants for sale - Brown Turkey is a delicious, prolific fig variety with rich, sweet red flesh. Hardy enough for outdoor growing, it also performs well under glass. For best results, plant it in a pit to restrict root growth or grow it in a large pot. Harvest the figs from August to September. This self-fertile variety does not require a second fig for pollination and has received the Royal Horticultural Society’s Award of Merit.
from £19.98
Fig Brunswick
Fig Brunswick plants for sale - Brunswick is an attractive, self-fertile fig tree with handsome foliage and a generous crop of medium-sized, pear-shaped fruit. Its green-yellow skinned figs have sweet, delicious yellow and red flesh. The fruit develops in spring and ripens from August to September. A second crop often forms in late summer and, if protected, can ripen the following summer. Particularly well suited to the UK climate, Brunswick is hardy and more tolerant of cold, wet conditions than many other varieties.
from £19.98
Fig Califfo Blue
Fig Califfo Blue Fig plants for sale - An extremely productive fig, producing a bumper crop of large, luscious bluish-purple, red-fleshed fruit. Harvest from early September to early October. They're vigorous plants, so growth should be limited by restricting the roots to a large container (which will also encourage fruit formation). Alternatively they can easily be trained on a wall and pruned to fit the required space. Strong-growing and quick to start fruiting and, once mature, will withstand the coldest winters.
from £20.80
Fig Little Miss Figgy
Fig Little Miss Figgy plants for sale - Naturally dwarf Mini Fig. Perfect for smaller spaces, patio and container growing. Produces a prolific crop of small purple sweet fruits in the autumn and potentially again in spring if we have warm conditions. Deeply lobed green leaves. Deciduous. Good compact habit and easy to grow. History: Dwarf sport of 'Violette de Bordeaux' found in South Carolina, USA. Finalist in Chelsea Plant of the Year. Fig Growing Tips: Happy when planted in the ground or in pots, prefer a sunny location, indoors or outdoors. Keep out of cold winds. Height and Spread: 1m x 1m
from £22.98
Hedging Acer Campestre (Field Maple)
Acer campestre (Field Maple) This is the traditional hedging maple. A picturesque medium sized tree frequently used in rustic hedges; foliage turns clear yellow, sometimes flushed red, in autumn. A very tough and native hedgerow species, suitable for most soil conditions. Prefers a drier site although tolerant of occasional water logging.
from £1.76
Hedging Carpinus Betulus (Hornbeam)
Common Hornbeam (Carpinus betulus) Recommended for both single specimens & for hedging, resembling Beech in the latter respect. A medium sized to large hedge with a characteristic grey, fluted trunk and ovate, serrated, ribbed leaves
from £2.78
Hedging Crataegus monogyna (Hawthorn)
Hawthorn (Crataegus monogyna) A familiar native hedgerow plant covered in white fragrant flowers in May. In autumn its branches are often laden with red fruit, offering ample food supply for birds.
from £2.48
Hedging Fagus Sylvatica (Green Beech) - 2/3 Feet
Green Beech or Common Beech (Fagus sylvatica) Our native Beech is undoubtedly the noblest large tree and is excellent for hedge making. The rich golden copper of the autumn foliage is unsurpassed.
from £3.28
Hedging Prunus Spinosa (Blackthorn)
Blackthorn (Sloe) (Prunus spinosa) A large dense habited shrub or small bushy tree with dart, spiny branches, crowded in March or early April with small white flowers. Fruits are like small Damsons, blue in colour are often used for making Sloe Gin. A good hardy hedgerow shrub.
from £1.98
Hedging Viburnum Opulus (Guelder-Rose)
Guelder-Rose (Viburnum opulus) A deciduous, bushy shrub they have maple-like deep green leaves that redden in autumn. In late spring and early summer, creamy white clusters of snowball flowers. Viburnum Opulus is a sterile shrub so does not produce red fruits.
from £2.88
Mirabelle de Nancy
Mirabelle de Nancy fruit trees - These interesting fruits are small and sweet and often crop in abundance. Yellow orange with green tinges and red spots. Mirabelles are primarily used in the kitchen although they can be eaten fresh too. The stone separates cleanly from the flesh, which makes it easier when preparing the fruit for cooking. Self-fertile and good frost resistance. Approximate tree height on St Julien A rootstock is 3-4 metres.
from £37.98