Ribes 'King Edward VII' Order Size:1 bare root where its ever-changing flower tones

where its ever-changing flower tones create an easy harmony with grasses and late-summer perennials

so the key to getting them to produce blooms sooner is to start them in small pots and gradually pot them up whe they become almost pot bound

to enjoy these sumptuous blooms in terrace pots or even in borders

the bloom of Paeonia 'Moon of Nippon' is highly reminiscent of a sunny-side up egg

this Dahlia collection 'Indian Summer' settles into a long and reliable flowering rhythm

Ribes 'King Edward VII' Order Size:1 bare root where its ever-changing flower tonesRibes 'King Edward VII' is one of those shrubs that doesnt believe in subtle entrances. In early spring, while many plants are still stretching themselves awake, this flowering currant bursts into life with long, pendulous racemes of rich, velvety red blossoms. Their colour has a depth that stands out against the brightening greens of the season, and the lightly aromatic, lobed foliage adds an extra layer of interest. As the flowers fade, they give