Digitalis Plants
- Dalmatian Mix Winner of the RHS Award of Garden Merit! Digitalis Dalmation Mix is a beautiful collection of
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- Dalmatian Mix Winner of the RHS Award of Garden Merit! Digitalis Dalmation Mix is a beautiful collection
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Digitalis Plants
- Dalmatian Mix Winner of the RHS Award of Garden Merit! Digitalis Dalmation Mix is a beautiful collection of
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Uniform in height & early flowering. Plants are nicely branched, with compact foliage, & colours including violet, cream, white, & rose. Flowers May-July. Height 40-50cm (16-20). Middle of border variety. Supplied in 9cm pots. ...

Unlike regular foxgloves, ' Candy Mountain Mixed' produces sturdy stems that have masses of upward facing flowers which allow you to admire the blooms to their full potential both in the garden & in a vase. Loved by bees & giving a quintessential cottage garden look in a mix of complementary colours, ' Candy Mountain Mixed' really provides a focal point & 'WOW' factor in the garden! ...

Spikes of large, neatly arranged, creamy-white flowers with burgundy blotches, & unusually cut lower petals that give the plants an open, airy feel. Up to five flower stems per plant. Attractive to beneficial insects. Sow early for flowers the same year. A favourite for herbaceous borders & woodlands in early summer. They prefer dappled shade. Please note: seeds/plants toxic if eaten. Flowers June-August. Height 120-140cm (4-4). HB
- Hardy biennial.
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Use the leave for soups, stews & sauces & the seeds for pickles, cheese spreads & salad dressing. An aid to indigestion. HA
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Toby says: A native South African plant bearing glistening white, daisy-like flowers. The robust, drought-tolerant plants are ideal for borders, rockeries & dry stone walls. Flowers June-September. Height 30cm (12). HA
- Hardy annual.
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Dionaea Muscipula (Venus Fly Trap); Keep the flies at bay with this fly trap! The most famous carnivorous plant makes for an amazing house plant. The Dionaea Muscipula or Venus Fly Trap is a fascinating flowering plant with carnivorous eating habits. The plant has hinged leaves which are lined with ‘teeth’ which interlock when shut. The inside of these leaves are hair-like projections called trichomes which cause the lobes to shut close when its prey lands on them. The flytrap secretes a liquid to attract its prey. Once landed on the trap it will then snap shut & remain closed for up to two weeks while it gradually digests its meal. They are native to North America & are found in bog-like & humid areas. Therefore, they require plenty of light with a minimum of 4 hours of direct sunlight a day. Ideally, they should be kept in a conservatory or a bright room with a temperature of 15C (60F) to 32C (90F). Between November & February, it is best to provide a cold dormant period. So if in the summer months it is housed on a sunny windowsill or in a terrarium, it will need to be moved to somewhere colder such as in a garage, shed or unheated greenhouse for the colder months. The soil will need to be kept moist but not soggy. The best way to achieve this is to water regularly in a water tray to avoid watering from above. If possible, try to use rainwater or distilled water as carnivorous plants can be sensitive to the chemicals that can be found in tap water. Please Note: It will take a considerable amount of energy to release the trap each time so it is advised to not set it off unnecessarily. They do not need feeling – they will catch the food themselves when needed. Some houseplants are toxic to pets if ingested, please seek advice from a veterinary professional if you believe it has been consumed. Ensure you take a sample of the plant with you. The size of the plant will differ depending on when in the year it is purchased – visuals are an indication only. ...

A tall, imposing biennial with tough, serrated foliage, & large, spiky, rose-violet flower heads that are a magnet for bees, followed by seed heads that are attractive to birds (particularly finches). Flowers June-August. Height 90-150cm (3-5'); spread 30cm (12). Back of border variety. Supplied in a 1 litre pot. Supplied as large, well established potted plants that can be planted straight into their final positions in borders or patio containers. Buy any 3 perennial potted plants & get the cheapest FREE! ...