Verbena 'Bampton'

Verbena 'Bampton'Named after the historic market town in Devon, Verbena Bampton is an equally charming perennial plant with a light, airy feel. Its wiry purple green stems bear deep purple foliage and from June to September, these are complemented by spikes of tiny 5 petalled flowers in a lovely shade of lavender pink. Verbena Bampton grows well in flower beds and borders but is also well suited to containers and pots. Its flowers are highly attractive to bees and

If you are lucky enough to get a snow-fall

The leaves turn bright yellow to brown in autumn

This hardy plant grows up to 90 cm tall and spreads up to 60 cm

The Petunia Surfinia Heavenly Blue Basket Plants will offer a classic look with plenty of distinct colour amongst the plants flowers

The blooms are edible and their leaves strongly aromatic

Malus ‘Direktor’ Moerland is a small

Panicles of deep pink flower buds develop in early spring before blooming into pale-pink/frothy white wands

conservatories or bathrooms as suitable options

whether that be within plant displays or flower beds

where large masses of the small crab apples weigh down the branches right into the Winter months

prune every year after flowering to encourage fresh

lilac-tinged white flowers upon light green leaflets