Acorus Gramineus Ogon
€6.50‘Ogon’ is an attractive, dwarf, rush-like plant with gold and green variegated leaves
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€6.50This interesting sedge forms dense tussocks of narrow, bronze-brown leaves.
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€4.50Clump-forming, perennial grass. It has upright or arching bluish-green leaves with pale yellowish horizontal bands across
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Rootballed Trees & Hedging
Rootballed Trees & Hedging Offer Many Advantages, They Are More Economical, Environmentally a Better Option and Are Quicker To Establish Especially for Mature and Evergreen Options
Bare root hedging
Bareroot plants are plants that have been grown in the open ground and then lifted to be transplanted during the dormant season. This is generally between November and March and means that plants are ‘sleeping’ before kicking back into gear for growth, when the weather warms up in spring.
