Adiantum 'Fragrans'

Adiantum 'Fragrans'Adiantum Fragrans, commonly known as Maidenhair Fern due to it's look, is an attractive indoor houseplant. It displays almost triangular shaped arched collections of small pinnate leaves that are light green in colour, and the black wiry stalks give off an interesting contrast as well as providing it's stiff upright tree like appearance. This plant should be kept well watered and the soil moist at all times, letting the soil dry out will result in

Water the plants moderately leaving the soil to dry in between

The flowers mature from a silvery-blue colour to a deep indigo

This Acer variety was originally popular under the name ‘Maiku Jaku’ (meaning ‘Dancing Peacock’ in Japanese)

Colour-changing with maturity

sad and boring

This six pack of Dahlia Figaro Red Shades bedding plants will create a long-lasting display with a bold colour theme

This semi-evergreen provides further interest later in the year through orange-yellow fruit that can grow between September and October

The trumpet-shaped

Weigela are medium to large sized deciduous shrubs with perfect compact and rounded habit

The area of the garden it is placed in will also gain gorgeous white flowers in the Summer months

Our Rubus fruticosus Waldo is a compact

Berberis Flamingo is an eye-catching deciduous upright variety