Tulip 'Kyoko Takahashi'

Tulip 'Kyoko Takahashi'Tulip Kyoko Takahashi is a beautifully refined Fringed tulip that blends soft, creamy apricot and warm pink tones, finished with a highly serrated, frayed edge. The delicate texture and pastel colouring give it a gentle, romantic feel that looks exceptional both in the ground and in a cut flower vase. For the best results, plant the bulbs about 15 cm deep in a loam based soil when the ground has cooled in November. Care involves keeping the soil

The Carpinus betulus more commonly known as the Hornbeam is often confused with the common Beech with similar shaped leaves

Known as a compact shrub and very useful for groundcover on banks and slopes

be it in your home or on the patio when the weather gets warm

although it will benefit from some light pruning in early spring to remove any dead leaves

keeping the interest going when other plants are stark and bare

tropical bush with vibrant colours and a native of Brazil

This herbaceous perennial boasts deep green foliage which grows in clumps beneath upright stems carrying single to semi-double flower of rich

rockeries or formal gardens

They do well as accents in a rock garden or sunny areas in a courtyard

Water well

bright pink

they will be able to cope up with dry conditions and cold hardy climate