| Description | Rosa hybrid tea
It has good disease tolerance and is highly fragrant. For best results, plant in full sun with well-drained soil. Water regularly in summer while young and fertilize annually.
- Prolific large pale pink flowers
- Great disease resistance
- Extremely fragrant
| Osmanthus delavayi
When used in combination with the earlier flowering sister variety 'Pearly Gates', your garden will be filled with flowers and perfume all throughout spring!
Heaven Sent is a dense bushy form of Osmanthus that will produce masses of tubular white and sweetly fragrant flowers in spring. Plants are hardy and easy to grow in with full sun or shade and tolerant of light frost. The small dark foliage makes it ideal for hedging. When used in combination with the earlier flowering sister variety 'Pearly Gates', your garden will be filled with flowers and perfume all throughout spring!
10''/25cm pot - Espalier (Weaved onto Lattice) | Cornus alba sibirica 'Red Stem Dogwood'
Noted for its stunning bright red stems in winter, Cornus alba ‘Sibirica’ is a medium sized ornamental shrub with great appeal. Other common names include: Red stemmed Dogwood, Tatarian Dogwood, White Dogwood. Fast growing, with beautiful autumn foliage, producing berries and yellowish-white flowers during spring months and sometimes part of summer. Performs best in full sun to part shade with well drained soils.
8'' pot | Allocasuarina torulosa
The Forest Sheoak is a hardy native Australian tree with a light brown bark with deep fissures. The leaves are thin green needles like a pine tree. A good garden specimen.
Male Forest Sheoak trees have gold flowers in Autumn and the female have rounded warty cones. In Winter the branches turn a beautiful copper colour. Sheoaks are good for windbreaks and screening. |
| Content | Rosa hybrid tea
Royal Highness Rose has high-centred blooms that are produced on long stems, ideal for picking and cut flowers or floral arrangements. | | | |
