| Description | Robinia pseudoacacia inermis
Mop Tops are a totally unique landscape tool. They are cheap to produce and as a consequence are very economical to purchase, when compared to other standard or topiary trees. They require little maintenance to maintain a lovely classical manicured look. The Mop Top is very hardy, coping well with wind, heat, drought, frost, pollution and poor soils. Because the Mop Top naturally grows small, it is ideal for planting in confined areas or creating avenues in places where conventional trees won’t fit.
Learn more about these unique trees in our Mop Top Factsheet.
12"/30cm pot - approx 6ft/1.8m in height | High fired premium clay Lightweight pots for indoor and outdoor use with feature plants. Great alone or try clustering different sizes to make an attractive feature.
- Waterproof and frost tolerant
- Lightweight
- Ideal for plant pot sizes 8”/20cm pot
Approximate weight: 3.73kg. | Aloe hybrid
Aloe hybrid ‘LEO 6658’ Bumble Bee™ is a sun-loving perennial that showcases tall red flower spikes throughout the cooler months. Aloe hybrids are gaining popularity as valuable additions to both potted specimens and garden plants. As a resilient and long-lived perennial, Aloes exhibit stunning structure and form even when not in bloom. Aloes are genuinely low maintenance.
- Drought and heat tolerant
- Bird attracting
- Compact growth
2"/5cm pot | Aloe hybrid
Aloe hybrid ‘LEO 4363’ Andreas Orange™ is a sun-loving perennial that will showcase its spears of shiny orange tubular flowers throughout the entire year. The plant is stemless and develops a rosette of well-shaped, smooth green leaves. Bred for extended and abundant flowering as well as adaptability to various garden conditions, Aloe hybrids are gaining popularity as valuable additions to both potted specimens and garden plants. As a resilient and long-lived perennial, Aloes exhibit stunning structure and form even when not in bloom. Aloes are genuinely low maintenance.
- Drought and heat tolerant
- Bird attracting
- Compact growth
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