Aquilegia 'Black Barlow'

Aquilegia 'Black Barlow'A must have plant for high contrast borders, this so dark it's almost black variety boasts distinctive pompoms of deepest purple flowers rising from slender stems Begins flowering in April and remains in bloom right up to late July An early flowering, low maintenance perennial which tolerates partial shade and is hardy in even the coldest winters An essential for cottage garden borders or show it off in pots! Late spring flowering Aquilegia is

this tree is perfect for small gardens

A medium-fast growing large iris with excellent disease resistance

and doing so in style

These patio trees are your ultimate Summer-fun ornamental tree for a smaller garden or for a sensory garden

This variety has bronze ovate leaves in Spring which turn to green in the Summer

Ever popular with gardeners of all abilities

Perfect fresh or dried

especially when young

Bright red fruit will appear to add further interest to your garden displays or borders

The taste is fantastic

This tree is not directly related to the citrus fruit-bearing lime

The feathery