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heucheraholics.co.uk

Heuchera 'Northern Exposure Silver' A great landscape plant from Heuchera richardsonii breeding (making it more cold tolerant). Northern Exposure Silver forms a dense, rounded mound with burgundy-silver to silver leaves -foliage becomes more purple in full sun Excellent rust resistance. Looks lovely in part shady borders mixed with other heucheras or perennials or makes an elegant plant in containers with its lovely flowers towering above Height 30cm Spread 35cm Flower Height 60cm Exposure: Part Shade , Full Sun , Full Shade Repeat flowering - April , May , June , July , August

rvroger.co.uk

Description Description Perhaps the best known, and most widely available fully russeted variety. The fruit are golden russet, richly flavoured, and of medium size. Good cropper, hardy and resistant to scab. Compact growth and suitable for pot culture, but remember it is a spur bearer. The flowers are tolerant of late frosts. Often assumed to have originated from Egremont in Cumbria, but was raised on the estate of Lord Egremont at Petworth in Sussex. "The russet most likely to be seen on the supermarket shelf, popular in the 1900s, it enjoyed a commercial revival in the 1960s in response to a vogue for russet apples. Its origins are obscure, but probably from Petworth, Sussex, on the estate of Lord Egremont; it was recorded in 1872, by Scott's Of Merriott, Somerset, and specimens presented at the National Apple Congress in 1883, came from Sherborne Castle in Dorset. A pomologist of our acquaintance makes an annual pilgrimage to Kent to buy Egremont Russet by the box, believing that particular orchard to provide mythically perfect conditions for the development of its unique nutty, smoky flavour, which is further enhanced in store. Nevertheless, it meets with entreaties for more from the Big House here, even when taken in shortly after harvest. It is found frequently in old Yorkshire and other northern orchards, including those of Arnside and Silverdale in Cumbria, known for heavy crops which are due in part no doubt to its frost resistant flowers. It was noted as a free bearer in the 1910 Backhouse catalogue. In Scotland, it does better in the east. Since it is a natural spur bearer, and produces spurs very freely, it is especially recommended for espalier or cordon culture, and in cooler, damper regions this may make all the difference to success." © Lin Hawthorne - 'The Northern Pomona'. For help with choosing the correct rootstock for your needs, please click here A Guide to Rootstocks For help with choosing the correct size and shape, please click here A G

bluestem.ca

Willows are wonderful garden trees and thrive in damp, full-sun locations. There are around 300 willow species to pick from, each with unique characteristics like beautiful stems and stunning grey-green foliage. Continue reading to learn how to develop a willow tree for a fast-growing, low-maintenance plant. Types of Willow Trees Willow trees are all defined by their preference for damp soil and their rangy, occasionally invasive root systems. Weeping and pussy willows are two of the most well-...

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fernview.com.au

Welcome to Fernview Nurseries With over 25 years experience, the plants you receive have been propagated and grown on-site and our purpose designed packaging system will ensure that your goods reach you in the best condition. We are accredited to ship to every region of Australia (including Tasmania & Western Australia). Our qualified staff are…

junker.co.uk

pma plants of junker's nursery, mail order, specialist growers of choice plants eg acer, cornus, daphne, magnolia, viburnum

gcnursery.co.uk

family-run retail plant nursery in the north west highlands of scotland.

brooksidenursery.co.uk

brookside nursery sell nursery grown mail order plug plants, bedding plants, basket plants, perennials and vegetable plants direct from our nurseries in tamworth.

woottensplants.co.uk

woottens nursery has one of the largest collections of herbaceous hardy perennials in east anglia specializing in pelargoniums, auriculas, hemerocallis & bearded iris.