Echinacea 'SunSeekers Red'

Echinacea 'SunSeekers Red'Deep red flowers with a central bronze cone surrounded by downward facing ray petals, rising on upright stems from dark green foliage Flowers all summer from June to September A fully hardy perennial which is easy to grow, pest and disease free and drought tolerant This versatile plant brightens sunny borders or containers Ideal for your cottage, prairie or wildflower planting scheme Rich in nectar and pollen to attract bees and butterflies to your

yielding medium to large fruits that store well after harvest

Stands in the ground over the winter and freezes well

Supplied as plants in 9cm pots

Discover these Chato Tulip bulbs

matures to mid green and takes on shades of fiery orange in the autumn

Amaranthus Love Lies Bleeding Long flower tassels cascade from large bushy plants

You also get rich red fruits in winter as this hedge is a great feeding source for all birds and wildlife

English Oak grows at around 1-2 feet per year and can reach up to 25m+ in its lifetime

meaning all the air surrounding the plant will have any harmful pollutants removed and replaced with fresh

dwarf Whitewell Purple is a beautiful botanical Crocus with incredibly beautiful blooms gently suggesting the coming of spring

The Medallion plant will give any indoor location a great centrepiece and be stunning to look at from all angles

Incana Aurea is a very interesting specimen for the reforestation of mountains where the soil is very poor