Papaver orientale Royal Wedding Flower Plants

Papaver orientale Royal Wedding Flower PlantsA true cottage garden favourite, the soft, papery and beautifully textured blooms provide a lovely display. Easy to grow, its long lived and will provide an amazing show year after year with little attention. Perennials Our range of perennial plants have been selected for their strong garden performance providing colour and interest to the garden from early summer and carrying on well into autumn. There is plenty to choose from including traditional

More sensitive to colder temperatures than other ornamental flowers

specifically the cup or corona

rather than the typical

One of our all time favourite varieties with many multi-headed blooms produced in profusion through March and April and all with the most exquisite perfume

which have a deeper purple flame on their outer edges

it can reach heights of up to 5 feet (1

Bring a burst of colour into your garden in spring and add to the wonderful feeling of a new and fresh start to the year

also holds RHS Plants for Pollinators status

How to care for tulips after the bloom - Deadhead the blooms after they begin to fade

Phalaenopsis Vienna thrives best in warm

Cordon fruit trees are those that have been trained as a single columnar trunk from which fruit is borne on small lateral shoots

allowing the leaves to completely fade