Festuca Plant
- Intense Blue Intense icy blue color will create unique flower displays in your garden The Festuca Plant
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Festuca Plant
- Intense Blue Intense icy blue color will create unique flower displays in your garden The Festuca Plant
- Intense

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p> Try these Biodegradable starter pots to eliminate root disturbance & reduce plant stress, leading to stronger growth. Fill with seed compost & sow seeds directly into the cells. When the seedling is ready, tear off individual cells & plant complete into the garden. The cells will soften & decompose in the soil, allowing roots to penetrate & grow on. 36 x 5cm x 5cm square cells. ...

p> Try these Biodegradable starter pots to eliminate root disturbance & reduce plant stress, leading to stronger growth. Fill with seed compost & sow seeds directly into the cells. When the seedling is ready, tear off individual cells & plant complete into the garden. The cells will soften & decompose in the soil, allowing roots to penetrate & grow on. 36 x 5cm x 5cm square cells. ...

Fibreglass Axe
- A versatile axe which, while ideal for chopping & splitting small logs & trees, is man enough to handle the
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Fibreglass Hatchet
- Great for kindling or slitting smaller logs. Length 41cm (16). Weight 1.9 lbs. These superb axes &
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Ficus (Fig) Carica Grows sweet tasting edible fruit! Figus Carica also known as Brown Turkey or the Common Fig Tree. Fig is a deciduous fruit tree with large foliage of deeply lobed deep green leaves. Small petal-less flowers are contained in a hollowed-out receptacle, which enlarges to form sweet tasting edible fruit. It generally fruits from August to September. RHS AGM winner. Ficus carica produces sweet, juicy figs from August to September. The fruits develop in the spring, & then ripen from August to September. A second crop may sometimes develop in late summer &, if protected, these will ripen the following summer.

Height: 3m (9'). Spread: 2.5m (8').

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This dwarf mutation of the traditional variety violette de Bordeaux makes it easy to grow your own Figs in even the smallest of gardens! Fig Little Miss Figgy has a neat compact habit, reaching just 1.8m tall. The large leaves are deeply lobed, making an attractive ornamental feature for a sheltered border or large patio pot. Just like its parent plant, Fig Little Miss Figgy produces two crops per year, in late Spring & early Autumn. Each smooth-skinned fig has sweet, juicy flesh. The violet fruits are borne in profusion along the branches, & if protected over winter the second crop will ripen early during the following summer. ...

The rubber plant gets its name from the white latex running through its veins, which used to be used to make rubber. The thick glossy green leaves even have a rubber-like look to them. It will grow upright & form a beautiful plant which can be put on centre stage. They are easy to grow & will be very happy in a bright room but with plenty of shade available too. The perfect accompaniment for a north facing room. Keep away from cold draughts & radiators, & will need a constant temperature of 16C (60F) & 24C (75F). Be sure to not leave it in a room which can drop in temperature dramatically as this can cause its leaves to drop. Water regularly between Spring & Autumn, allowing the pot to drain in between each watering. In the winter months reduce the amount of watering & let the compost dry out. Feed can be provided during active growth periods between March & September. Height Up To 300cm (118in) Spread Up To 150cm (59in) ...

Well known as the Fiddle-leaf Fig, this elegant house plant is grown for its impressive foliage. Each leaf is stiff & has a leathery feel with a distinctive curved shape & pale, prominent veins. Ficus lyrata ' Compacta' is a luscious evergreen, with a lovely glossy sheen that reflects light beautifully. Although it grows relatively slowly, if given the right growing conditions it will ultimately form a tall, slender specimen that will be a fine focal point for your home. Ficus lyrata ' Compacta' needs plenty of bright light which is why it is a good choice for a conservatory or bright living room. If it is getting insufficient amounts of light it will start to shed its leaves. Keep away from radiator & cold draughts also. The best temperature should be between 16C (60F) & 24C (75F). Water well between the spring & autumn. Let the surface of the soil dry out each time. In the winter reduce the amount of watering but do not let it dry out completely. Feed between March & September.
Height: 300cm (118). Spread: 100cm (39).
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