Semi-hardy
In today’s winters, we are finding it increasingly easy to leave semi-hardy and container plants in the ground: nine out of ten winters they simply come back, especially after being covered with a layer of fallen leaves. Agapanthus is, of course, one such plant; we usually have as many as thirty varieties in stock, and they have remained popular for many years. The same applies to the so-called Mexican Salvias — hardly any other group of plants is expanding so rapidly with new varieties. You’ll also find plenty of Crocosmias and ‘hardy’ Begonias in this group, which thrive in the shade. All are organic and grown by us.
Please note: summer closure
We are currently closed for the summer break and will reopen on 6 August.
We look forward to seeing you then!
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