Honeysuckle Plant 'Tellmanniana'

Honeysuckle Plant 'Tellmanniana'Vibrant orange flowers Train over a fence or support. Unscented. Lonicera x tellmanniana is a deciduous climbing honeysuckle with unscented, vibrant orange flowers from late spring to midsummer. A colourful climber to cover a fence or arch. For the best flowers, grow it against a sunny, south west wall, with its roots shaded. When to plant and what to expect at different times of the year You can plant hardy shrubs, trees and perennials at any time of

deep pink blossoms and charming small crabapples

Spectacular daisy-like blooms in a wide range of pastel colours

Delicious lettuce leafs

commonly known as the Silver Inch Plant

it is also known as the Chinese Evergreen

green and silvery leaves

‘James Grieve’ was first grown in Scotland during the Victorian era and continues to be just as popular today – its apples start out pleasantly tart (making it ideal for stewing) before becoming both mellower and sweeter with time

Fun fact: the fruit develops its red streaks more vividly later in the year

Guelph Eclipse is particularly prolific and gives you lots of spears with coveted tight tips and a substantial

it can even help aid your cat's digestion and prevent hairballs

This new slow bolting hybrid makes a well wrapped and compact head perfect for late summer and autumn harvest

Low-growing - perfect for ground cover