Cupressus 'Wilma'

Cupressus 'Wilma'Cupressus cypress Wilma, commonly referred to as Goldcrest, is a popular evergreen conifer that develops into a columnar habit, prized for it's attractive foliage. Boasting bright golden yellow foliage in ascending sprays, the needles of this plant give off a strong lemony smell when crushed. These conifers are commonly used as hedging due to their quick growth rate, they can reach a max height of 1. 5 2. 5m, spreading to 0. 5 1m wide, making this

upright habit produces stunning double red blooms

Their flowers are fully double when they bloom throughout Summer

it should be planted in moist

this is a dwarf variety that won’t overstep its mark

they have a delightful fragrance

well-drained soil in a partially sunny spot

once a week will suffice in the growing season of Summer

Plant in retentive

A compact fern with great colour and an interesting shape

Pruning the plants after their flowering period is key to ensure the best possible display every year

Cosmos 'Eclipse' surpasses all previous introductions with a scent that is utterly divine

Today tea is grown in around 45 countries in the subtropics and in the mountainous regions of the tropics