Scilla siberica

Scilla sibericaScilla Siberica is a brilliantly blue hued ornamental dwarf flowering plant that produces multiple deep blue flowers that are nodding on 3 4 central stems with a few strap like basal leaves. Flowerheads are bell shaped opening to star shape, often with a darker stripe running down the middle of each petal. Wonderfully rich blue hues, Scilla Siberica has several elegant flowerheads that hand and nod in the breeze. Ensure that the plants are in

rising above glossy green arrow-shaped leaves

it makes an excellent year-round plant for garden design

Chionodoxa are a small group of perennial plant species that have bulbous formations with bulbils or small bulb-like offshoots that are used for propagation

and look best when twined over a pergola or trellis

'Draper' produces excellent blueberries in the heart of summer and wonderfully charming

Proper training and pruning is important to keep your stepover tree’s shape

to 15cm high

Year-round beauty is guaranteed

Plant at the front of borders and beds

also prune your bamboo to fit a smaller space

Floribunda roses are compact bush roses with smaller flowers but more of them

grow The tree will present zig-zag branches holding lush coppery red leaves when young - accompanied by petal white flowers with hints of pale pink during the Spring season