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Unveil the striking beauty of the Acer Platanoides Drummondii, a distinguished variegated form of the Norway maple with a rich heritage dating back to 1903. This medium-sized deciduous tree presents deep green, five-lobed leaves adorned with prominent cream margins, which emerge with a delightful shrimp-pink hue. As the seasons transition to autumn, prepare for a spectacular display as the foliage transforms into shades of vibrant orange. In springtime, the tree is graced with clusters of yellow flowers tinged with red, preceding the emergence of double-winged samaras that evoke the character of a sycamore. Characterized by its vigorous growth and fast development, the Acer Platanoides Drummondii exhibits a round-headed and spreading habit, making it an exceptional centerpiece for any landscape. Its resilience is a key feature, as this tree is highly adaptable and hardy, capable of enduring strong winds and the challenges of urban pollution. To ensure optimal development, it is recommended to plant this specimen in a semi-sheltered location, providing protection for its young foliage. Whether intended as an individual ornamental tree or to introduce aesthetic appeal to cooler climates, the Acer Platanoides Drummondii, supplied in a 10Litre pot, offers enduring visual interest. For those seeking a bush form with branches developing from ground level, this maple, alongside varieties like Maple Crimson King, presents a very effective visual when trained appropriately. The characteristic cream variegation on its leaves creates a beautiful contrast when planted with other maple trees such as Crimson King, highlighting its bright emergence in spring. The height can reach up to 20ft with a spread of 10ft. Please note that this tree is too large for standard courier delivery and is exclusively available from our Nursery. Contact us to explore alternative delivery arrangements. Local delivery may be an option depending on your location, with charges varying accordingly. The Acer Platanoides Drummondii is approximately 150-170cm in height.

Cultivate your own stunning Borage Blue flowers with these organic seeds from Unwins. These seeds are perfect for those looking to add a touch of natural beauty and culinary flair to their garden. Each packet contains seeds to grow this delightful herb, which is renowned for its vibrant, edible blue flowers that possess a subtle, refreshing cucumber-like flavour. These exquisite blossoms are not only a feast for the eyes but also a wonderful addition to your kitchen, lending a unique taste to salads and a sophisticated touch to summer beverages. Beyond their decorative and culinary merits, the flowers are a powerful attractant for bees and other vital pollinators, contributing to a healthier garden ecosystem. The young leaves of the borage plant are also perfectly suited for inclusion in salads, offering a mild flavour and tender texture. This herb is exceptionally easy to cultivate, making it an excellent choice for gardeners of all experience levels. For optimal growth, plant in moist yet well-drained soil, benefiting from full sun or partial shade. The mature plants typically reach a height of approximately 75cm with a spread of around 40cm. Furthermore, these seeds are suitable for growing in pots and containers, offering flexibility in garden design. Unwins, a heritage brand now part of Marshalls Garden, ensures the highest standards of seed quality through dedicated teams and a fully equipped germination laboratory, backed by a 100% satisfaction guarantee. This product is currently in stock and priced at 3.99. Standard postage for seed orders is 3.80.

The "Crassula Ovata Minor" also known as the "Little Money Tree" might be one of the most popular succulent plants out there. They are native to South Africa and Mozambique but are now seen in homes and businesses across the globe.  In fact, you may have spotted it in your local Chinese restaurant, as according to this culture, they are thought to bring luck & prosperity. As luck would have it, they have adapted to cope with neglect, too!

Tall grass-like blue-green leaves form the base for tall stems, to 80cm, of dense wands of fragrant, star-shaped yellow flowers from May to June. These are followed by green berries, turning brown later in the season. This yellow asphodel likes a well-drained soil in full sun