Omphalodes cappadocica Cherry Ingram Flower Plant

Omphalodes cappadocica Cherry Ingram Flower PlantA very special variety forming clumps of bright green evergreen foliage and clusters of deep blue flowers in spring. Ideal for planting under trees and shrubs and works well with spring flowering bulbs and hostas. Grow in moist, humus rich soil in partial shade.

growing to just four metres or so

dwarf Fuscotinctus is a botanical Crocus that shouts in golden hues the end of winter is coming and the beginning of spring is arriving shortly

This tropical stunner features deep green

Crocus flowers typically have a cup or goblet shape with variations of how open or closed the petals are

With leaves that grow in pairs

you can expect winding slender branches to have a purple and grey tinge with white catkins before new foliage appears

Find it contrasting exponentially with other green plants as a single specimen or even in groups

Viridiflora Tulips with petals of broad

The flowers are followed by slender

fading to a pale white in the centre

The Sunburst can be grown as a large tree or it can be trained in a shape of a fan against a wall to optimise the warmth and shelter of the cherries

Lettuce Osterley High quality