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Lavandula Angustifolia Munstead commonly known as English lavender this bushy dwarf evergreen shrub has narrow, silvery-grey leaves and small deep violet-purple flowers in dense, aromatic spikes 3-4cm in length, present from summer to autumn, great at attracting bees and butterflies to your garden.

Lemon (Citrus x Limon) Trees provide an instant Mediterranean feel to a garden or patio. Citrus trees boast glossy dark green foliage producing beautifully fragrant white flowers throughout early spring followed by fruit sets in summer. Lemon trees are self-fertile so a single tree provides both flowers and fruit. It can take up to a year for the fruit to ripen so it is possible to have both fruits and flowers present at the same time. Citrus thrives in a warm, sunny sheltered position. They are best kept in a container or pot as they are not fully hardy in the British climate. During autumn and winter, it is recommended that they are brought indoors into a conservatory or a greenhouse. Avoid placing the citrus tree near central heating, as this can cause leaf drop due to the lack of air humidity. During particularly cold spells of weather place a horticultural fleece around the plant for additional protection.

Lemon (Citrus x Limon) Trees provide an instant Mediterranean feel to a garden or patio. Citrus trees boast glossy dark green foliage producing beautifully fragrant white flowers throughout early spring followed by fruit sets in summer. Lemon trees are self-fertile so a single tree provides both flowers and fruit. It can take up to a year for the fruit to ripen so it is possible to have both fruits and flowers present at the same time. Citrus thrives in a warm, sunny sheltered position. They are best kept in a container or pot as they are not fully hardy in the British climate. During autumn and winter, it is recommended that they are brought indoors into a conservatory or a greenhouse. Avoid placing the citrus tree near central heating, as this can cause leaf drop due to the lack of air humidity. During particularly cold spells of weather place a horticultural fleece around the plant for additional protection.

Citrus Trees make the most beautiful gifts for Valentine’s Day. They bring an instant Mediterranean feel to a garden or patio and boast glossy, dark green foliage, producing beautifully fragrant white flowers in early spring, followed by fruit sets in summer. A living symbol...

Lime (Citrus x Aurantiifolia) trees provide an instant Mediterranean feel to a garden or patio. Citrus trees have glossy dark green foliage in a compact round shape. They produce beautifully fragrant white flowers throughout early spring followed by ripe large fruits in November - February. Sweet lime trees are self-fertile so a single tree provides both flowers and fruit. It can take up to a year for the fruit to ripen so it is possible to have both fruits and flowers present at the same time. Citrus thrives in a warm, sunny sheltered position. They are best kept in a container or pot as they are not fully hardy in the British climate. During autumn and winter, it is recommended that they are brought indoors into a conservatory or a greenhouse. Avoid placing the citrus tree near central heating, as this can cause leaf drop due to the lack of air humidity. During particularly cold spells of weather place a horticultural fleece around the plant for additional protection.

Citrus aurantiifolia (Key Lime) Lime citrus trees provide an instant Mediterranean feel to a garden or patio. Citrus trees have glossy dark green foliage in a compact round shape. They produce beautifully fragrant white flowers throughout early spring followed by ripe large fruits in November - February. Sweet lime trees are self-fertile so a single tree provides both flowers and fruit. It can take up to a year for the fruit to ripen so it is possible to have both fruits and flowers present at the same time. Citrus thrives in a warm, sunny sheltered position. They are best kept in a container or pot as they are not fully hardy in the British climate. During autumn and winter, it is recommended that they are brought indoors into a conservatory or a greenhouse. Avoid placing the citrus tree near central heating, as this can cause leaf drop due to the lack of air humidity. During particularly cold spells of weather place a horticultural fleece around the plant for additional protection.

Magnolia 'Betty' is a bushy upright deciduous shrub with large mid-green leaves. Tulip-shaped flowers deep red-purple outside and creamy-white within. Ideally planted in well-drained soil partial shade or full sun, adding plenty of ericaceous compost to the planting hole.

Magnolia Tree George Henry Kern

Magnolia 'George Henry Kern' is an upright deciduous shrub with narrowly ovate leaves. The conical blooms are light rose pink in colour emerging from dark pink buds. It is a popular choice as it has long flowering period, from April-June. Ideally planted in well drained soil partial shade or full sun, adding plenty of ericaceous compost to the planting hole.

Magnolia 'Stellata' is an upright deciduous shrub, which is often referred to as the star magnolia due to the pure white, star-shaped leaves that appear early in spring before the leaves open. Ideally planted in well-drained soil partial shade or full sun, adding plenty of ericaceous compost to the planting hole.

Magnolia 'Susan' is a bushy upright deciduous shrub with large mid-green leaves. Tulip-shaped flowers deep purple-pink on the outside and soft pink on the inside emerge from dark burgundy buds in April-May.

Magnolia 'Tulip' is an upright deciduous shrub, which is often referred to as the tulip magnolia due to the pink flowers that appear early in spring before the leaves open. Ideally planted in well-drained soil partial shade or full sun, adding plenty of ericaceous compost to the planting hole.

Mahonia x media ‘Charity’ is an evergreen upright shrub , it has deep, dark pinnate leaves composed of lance shaped leaflets. In late autumn and winter above the foliage , lots of small, cup shaped yellow flowers bear in erect, clustered terminal racemes. It is a very hardy shrub and will grow well in most soil types. The dramatic foliage and berries make this mahonia a strong focal point for any garden.

Mahonia x media ‘Winter Sun’ is an evergreen upright shrub, it becomes a prized specimen when it blooms in late autumn, early winter producing fragrant yellow flowers. These clusters of flowers develop into waxy blue berries eaten by many bird species. With its spiky , dark leather-like pinnate leaves it becomes a focal point for any garden.

Calamondin (Citrus × Citrofortunella) trees provide an instant Mediterranean feel to a garden or patio. Citrus trees have glossy dark green foliage in a compact round shape. They produce beautifully fragrant white flowers throughout early spring followed by clusters of small fruits in early-late summer. Calamondin trees are self-fertile so a single tree provides both flowers and fruit. It can take up to a year for the fruit to ripen so it is possible to have both fruits and flowers present at the same time. Citrus thrives in a warm, sunny sheltered position. They are best kept in a container or pot as they are not fully hardy in the British climate. During autumn and winter, it is recommended that they are brought indoors into a conservatory or a greenhouse. Avoid placing the citrus tree near central heating, as this can cause leaf drop due to the lack of air humidity. During particularly cold spells of weather place a horticultural fleece around the plant for additional protection.

Citrus trees provide an instant Mediterranean feel to a garden or patio. Citrus trees have glossy dark green foliage in a compact round shape. They produce beautifully fragrant white flowers throughout early spring followed by ripe large fruits in November - February.

Kaffir trees provide an instant Mediterranean feel to a garden or patio. Citrus trees have glossy dark green foliage in a compact round shape. They produce beautifully fragrant white flowers throughout early spring followed by ripe large fruits in November - February. Kaffir Lime trees are self-fertile so a single tree provides both flowers and fruit. It can take up to a year for the fruit to ripen so it is possible to have both fruits and flowers present at the same time. Citrus thrives in a warm, sunny sheltered position. They are best kept in a container or pot as they are not fully hardy in the British climate. During autumn and winter, it is recommended that they are brought indoors into a conservatory or a greenhouse. Avoid placing the citrus tree near central heating, as this can cause leaf drop due to the lack of air humidity. During particularly cold spells of weather place a horticultural fleece around the plant for additional protection.

Lemon (Citrus x Limon) Trees provide an instant Mediterranean feel to a garden or patio. Citrus trees boast glossy dark green foliage producing beautifully fragrant white flowers throughout early spring followed by fruit sets in summer. Lemon trees are self-fertile so a single tree provides both flowers and fruit. It can take up to a year for the fruit to ripen so it is possible to have both fruits and flowers present at the same time. Citrus thrives in a warm, sunny sheltered position. They are best kept in a container or pot as they are not fully hardy in the British climate. During autumn and winter, it is recommended that they are brought indoors into a conservatory or a greenhouse. Avoid placing the citrus tree near central heating, as this can cause leaf drop due to the lack of air humidity. During particularly cold spells of weather place a horticultural fleece around the plant for additional protection.

Lime (Citrus x Aurantiifolia) trees provide an instant Mediterranean feel to a garden or patio. Citrus trees have glossy dark green foliage in a compact round shape. They produce beautifully fragrant white flowers throughout early spring followed by ripe large fruits in November - February. Sweet lime trees are self-fertile so a single tree provides both flowers and fruit. It can take up to a year for the fruit to ripen so it is possible to have both fruits and flowers present at the same time. Citrus thrives in a warm, sunny sheltered position. They are best kept in a container or pot as they are not fully hardy in the British climate. During autumn and winter, it is recommended that they are brought indoors into a conservatory or a greenhouse. Avoid placing the citrus tree near central heating, as this can cause leaf drop due to the lack of air humidity. During particularly cold spells of weather place a horticultural fleece around the plant for additional protection.

A dwarf evergreen tree with small, aromatic ovate leaves and star-like flowers that bloom in late summer.

A dwarf evergreen tree with small, aromatic ovate leaves and star-like flowers that bloom in late summer.

Nandina Domestica commonly known as Heavenly Bamboo or Sacred Bamboo, is a charming evergreen shrub of upright, bamboo-like habit.

An olive bush makes a perfect feature plant for an outdoor table or seating area. The trunk is framed by a head of narrow oval leaves, grey-green in colour with a silvery underside. Clusters of fragrant creamy-white flowers develop in spring.

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Olives make a perfect feature plant for your garden, patio, or to flank a doorway. The trunk is framed by a head of narrow oval leaves, grey-green in colour with a silvery underside.

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Orange (Citrus x Sinensis) trees provide an instant Mediterranean feel to a garden or patio. Citrus trees have glossy dark green foliage in a compact round shape. They produce beautifully fragrant white flowers throughout early spring followed by large fruits in early-late summer. Orange trees are self-fertile so a single tree provides both flowers and fruit. It can take up to a year for the fruit to ripen so it is possible to have both fruits and flowers present at the same time. Citrus thrives in a warm, sunny sheltered position. They are best kept in a container or pot as they are not fully hardy in the British climate. During autumn and winter, it is recommended that they are brought indoors into a conservatory or a greenhouse. Avoid placing the citrus tree near central heating, as this can cause leaf drop due to the lack of air humidity. During particularly cold spells of weather place a horticultural fleece around the plant for additional protection.

Orange (Citrus x Sinensis) trees provide an instant Mediterranean feel to a garden or patio. Citrus trees have glossy dark green foliage in a compact round shape. They produce beautifully fragrant white flowers throughout early spring followed by large fruits in early-late summer. Orange trees are self-fertile so a single tree provides both flowers and fruit. It can take up to a year for the fruit to ripen so it is possible to have both fruits and flowers present at the same time. Citrus thrives in a warm, sunny sheltered position. They are best kept in a container or pot as they are not fully hardy in the British climate. During autumn and winter, it is recommended that they are brought indoors into a conservatory or a greenhouse. Avoid placing the citrus tree near central heating, as this can cause leaf drop due to the lack of air humidity. During particularly cold spells of weather place a horticultural fleece around the plant for additional protection.

Our Christmas gifting selection is unique and thoughtful. Perfectly packaged and wrapped with a traditional red ribbon, Citrus Trees as a Christmas gift is perfect for a friend or loved one this season.

Olives (Olea Europaea) make a perfect feature plant for your garden, patio, or to flank a doorway. The twisted trunk is framed by a head of narrow oval leaves, grey-green in colour with a silvery underside. Clusters of fragrant creamy-white flowers develop in spring. Olives are best placed in full sun or partial shade position. Although nearly hardy in the British climate it is advised that when temperatures drop below - 5 the crown is protected using a breathable fleece and bubble insulation is placed around the pot or base of the trunk. Although olives are very tolerant of drought conditions regular watering throughout the year is advised. Avoid allowing the soil to dry out completely between watering. Olives are slow-growing, requiring little maintenance. Branches can be tamed into a neat shape by pruning back during late spring or early summer.