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Narcissus Daffodil Tete a Tete 9cm
A great little daffodil that will reach to 20cm tall. Great to pack in rockeries and front of borders in your garden. Even shove one in the pot in your garden that looks like it needs abit of life this time of year
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Daffodil Bernett Browning 9cm
Narcissus ‘Bernett Browning’ is a classic small-cupped daffodil reaching around 35–45 cm in height, with a tidy clump-forming habit that makes it suitable for borders, naturalising in grass, and cutting gardens. It flowers in mid to late spring, producing creamy white petals surrounding a rich orange-red cup that deepens in colour as the flower matures. In Northern Ireland, it performs best in full sun to light shade and is well suited to the cool, damp climate. Plant bulbs in well-drained but moisture-retentive soil, ideally loam enriched with organic matter. Avoid waterlogged ground, particularly in winter. Keep soil moist during active growth, then allow it to dry slightly in summer dormancy. Fully hardy and long-lived, it returns reliably each spring when left undisturbed.
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Crocus ‘Orange Monarch 9cm
Crocus ‘Orange Monarch’ is a striking spring-flowering crocus, growing to around 8–10 cm in height, making it ideal for the front of borders, containers, rock gardens, and lawns. It produces vivid orange goblet-shaped flowers with darker outer markings in late winter to early spring, bringing colour when little else is awake. In Northern Ireland, it performs best in full sun, though it will tolerate light shade. Plant in well-drained soil, as crocus bulbs dislike sitting in winter wet, especially in heavier ground. It suits loam or sandy soils and copes with slightly acidic to neutral conditions. Soil should be moist during growth but drier in summer dormancy. Fully hardy, it naturalises well if left undisturbed after flowering.
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Puschkinia scilloides var. libanotica 9cm
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uschkinia scilloides var. libanotica, commonly known as striped squill, is a low-growing spring bulb reaching around 10–15 cm in height, ideal for edging borders, rock gardens, containers, and naturalising in grass. It flowers in early spring, producing pale blue star-shaped blooms marked with a darker central stripe. In Northern Ireland, it thrives in full sun to light shade and suits the cool, moist climate well. Plant bulbs in well-drained but reasonably fertile soil; loam or sandy soils are ideal, though it will cope with chalk if drainage is good. Soil should remain moist during spring growth but allowed to dry out as the bulbs become dormant in summer. Fully hardy and reliable, it spreads gently by seed and offsets, forming attractive drifts over time without becoming invasive.
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Crocus Tricolour 9cm
Crocus tricolor is a charming spring-flowering crocus, growing to around 8–10 cm tall, making it perfect for the front of borders, rock gardens, containers, and naturalising in lawns. It flowers in late winter to early spring, producing eye-catching blooms with purple outer petals, a creamy white centre, and a bright yellow throat. In Northern Ireland, it thrives in full sun, which helps flowers open fully on brighter days, though it will tolerate light shade. Plant in well-drained soil, as bulbs dislike waterlogging during wet winters. It grows well in sandy or loamy soils and is happy in neutral to slightly alkaline conditions. Keep soil moist while growing, then allow it to dry out over summer once dormant. Fully hardy and reliable year after year.
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Chionodoxa Rosea (Glory of the snow) 9cm
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Chionodoxa ‘Rosea’, also known as pink glory-of-the-snow, is a small spring-flowering bulb reaching around 10–15 cm in height with a narrow spread, though it will gradually naturalise to form attractive drifts. It flowers in early spring, producing soft pink, star-shaped blooms above slender foliage. It grows best in full sun or light shade, where flowering and colour are strongest. The plant prefers well-drained soil and copes well with chalk, loam, or sandy conditions, provided it is not waterlogged. Soil should be moist during spring growth but allowed to dry out in summer once the foliage dies back. Fully hardy in the UK, it is ideal for lawns, borders, rock gardens, and beneath deciduous trees.
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Hyacinth ‘Purple Sensation 7cm
Hyacinth ‘Purple Sensation’ is a striking spring-flowering variety growing to around 20–25 cm tall, with strong stems topped by dense spikes of rich purple, highly fragrant flowers. It blooms in mid to late spring and is well suited to borders, containers, and indoor displays. In Northern Ireland, it grows best in full sun to light shade, ideally in a sheltered position. Plant bulbs in autumn in fertile, well-drained soil, as hyacinths dislike waterlogged conditions during wet winters. Loamy soil enriched with organic matter is ideal, with added grit on heavier soils to improve drainage. Keep soil moist during active growth and flowering, then allow foliage to die back naturally so the bulb can store energy for the following season.
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Hyacinth Pink Pearl 7cm pot
Hyacinth ‘Pink Pearl’ is a compact, spring-flowering hyacinth growing to around 20–25 cm tall, with sturdy stems carrying dense spikes of soft pink, strongly fragrant flowers. It blooms in mid to late spring and is ideal for borders, containers, and indoor displays. In Northern Ireland, it performs best in full sun to light shade, preferably in a sheltered position. Plant bulbs in autumn in fertile, well-drained soil, as hyacinths dislike sitting in cold, wet ground. Loamy soil improved with organic matter is ideal. Keep soil moist during growth and flowering, but avoid waterlogging. After flowering, allow foliage to die back naturally to feed the bulb for the following year.
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Hyacinth Jan Bos 7cm pot
Hyacinth ‘Jan Bos’ is a well-known, strongly scented spring-flowering variety, growing to around 20–25 cm tall with upright flower spikes packed with deep rose-pink blooms. It flowers in mid to late spring and works well in borders, containers, and indoor displays. In Northern Ireland, it grows best in full sun or light shade, sheltered from strong winds. Plant bulbs in autumn in fertile, well-drained soil, as hyacinths dislike waterlogged conditions during wet winters. Loamy soil enriched with organic matter is ideal, though good drainage is essential on heavier ground. Keep soil evenly moist during growth and flowering, then reduce watering once the foliage begins to yellow. Allow leaves to die back naturally so the bulb can store energy for the following year. Fully hardy, it suits the cool Northern Irish climate very well.
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Hyacinth ‘Yellowstone’ 7cm pot
Hyacinth ‘Yellowstone’ is an eye-catching spring-flowering hyacinth, growing to around 20–25 cm tall, with sturdy stems topped by dense spikes of soft creamy-yellow, highly fragrant flowers. It blooms in mid to late spring and works well in borders, containers, and indoor displays. In Northern Ireland, it performs best in full sun to light shade, preferably in a sheltered spot protected from strong winds. Plant bulbs in autumn in fertile, well-drained soil, as hyacinths strongly dislike sitting in cold, wet ground over winter. Loamy soil enriched with organic matter is ideal, with added grit on heavier soils to improve drainage. Keep soil evenly moist during growth and flowering, but avoid waterlogging. After flowering, allow foliage to die back naturally to feed the bulb for the following year.
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Ornithogalum Balansae 9cm
Ornithogalum balansae is a compact spring-flowering bulb, growing to around 10–15 cm in height, making it ideal for the front of borders, rock gardens, containers, and naturalising in lawns. It flowers in early to mid spring, producing star-shaped white blooms with green markings on the reverse, held just above the foliage. In Northern Ireland, it performs best in full sun to light shade, where flowers open fully on brighter days. Plant bulbs in autumn in well-drained soil, as they dislike sitting in cold, wet ground over winter. Loamy or sandy soils suit it well, with added grit improving drainage on heavier soils. Keep soil moist during growth and flowering, then allow it to dry out in summer dormancy. Fully hardy and dependable, it slowly increases to form neat, attractive clumps.
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Hyacinth Aqua 7cm pot
Hyacinthus ‘Aqua’ is a compact spring-flowering hyacinth growing to around 20–25 cm in height, with sturdy stems topped by dense spikes of soft blue, highly fragrant flowers. It blooms in mid to late spring and is ideal for borders, containers, and indoor forcing. In Northern Ireland, it performs best in full sun to light shade, where flowers develop strong colour and scent. Plant bulbs in autumn in fertile, well-drained soil, as hyacinths dislike sitting in winter wet. Loamy soil enriched with organic matter is ideal. Keep soil moist during active growth and flowering, but avoid waterlogging. Once flowering finishes, allow the foliage to die back naturally to feed the bulb for the following year. Fully hardy, it copes well with the cool spring climate and returns reliably when left undisturbed.
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Aloe Vera 10.5cm
Aloe vera is a compact, architectural succulent typically growing to around 40–60 cm tall and wide when mature, forming fleshy grey-green leaves with gently toothed edges. In Northern Ireland, it is best grown as a houseplant or conservatory plant, as it is not frost hardy and dislikes cold, wet conditions. Position it in a bright spot with plenty of indirect light, though it will tolerate some direct sun. Grow in a free-draining compost, ideally a cactus or succulent mix, to prevent root rot. Water sparingly, allowing the compost to dry out between waterings, especially in winter when growth slows right down. It prefers average room temperatures and low humidity. During summer, it can be placed outdoors in a sheltered spot, but bring it back inside before temperatures drop.
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House Plant: Sansevieria Superba "Mother in Law Tongue" 14cm pot
Sansevieria ‘Superba’ is a bold, upright houseplant with broad, sword-shaped green leaves edged with pale yellow margins, typically growing to around 60–90 cm tall and forming a strong clump over time. It thrives in bright, indirect light but tolerates lower light levels without complaint. Grow in a free-draining compost, such as a cactus or succulent mix, to prevent root rot. Water sparingly, allowing the compost to dry out between waterings, especially during winter when growth slows. It prefers warm indoor temperatures and low humidity, making it well suited to homes and offices. Avoid cold draughts and overwatering, as soggy roots will finish it off faster than forgetfulness ever could.
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Iris reticulata mix 9cm
Iris reticulata mix is a group of early spring-flowering dwarf irises, typically growing to around 10–15 cm tall, making them perfect for the front of borders, rock gardens, containers, and naturalising in grass. They flower in late winter to early spring, producing richly coloured blooms in shades of blue, purple, and yellow, often lightly scented. In Northern Ireland, they thrive in full sun, which encourages strong flowering, though light shade is tolerated. Plant bulbs in autumn in very well-drained soil, as they dislike winter wet more than a soggy January forecast. Sandy or gritty loam is ideal, especially on heavier ground. Keep soil moist during growth, then allow it to dry out in summer dormancy. Fully hardy and reliable, they return each year when drainage is good.
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House Plant: Sansevieria Cylindrica 12cm wide pot
Sansevieria cylindrica, also known as cylindrical snake plant, is a striking architectural houseplant with stiff, upright, spear-like leaves, typically reaching 60–120 cm in height depending on age and container size. It thrives in bright, indirect light but will tolerate lower light levels, making it very adaptable indoors. Grow it in a free-draining compost, ideally a cactus or succulent mix, as it strongly dislikes waterlogged roots. Water sparingly, allowing the compost to dry out between waterings, especially in winter. It prefers warm, stable indoor temperatures and low humidity, coping well with dry air. Avoid cold draughts and overwatering, as both are far more dangerous than neglect for this tough, low-maintenance plant.
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House Plant: Spathiphyllum Bingo Cupido 70cm tall
PEACE LILY + CLEANS AIR Spathiphyllum ‘Bingo Cupido’ is a compact, elegant peace lily with glossy dark green leaves and creamy white spathes, typically growing to around 40–60 cm tall and wide. It thrives in bright, indirect light but will tolerate lower light levels, though flowering may be reduced. Grow it in a moisture-retentive but well-drained houseplant compost. Keep the soil evenly moist, as it dislikes drying out completely, but avoid waterlogging. It prefers warm indoor temperatures and moderate humidity, making kitchens and bathrooms suitable locations. Protect from cold draughts and direct sunlight, which can scorch the leaves. If it droops dramatically, it is usually just asking for a drink rather than making a permanent exit.
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