Plants are looking great on the nursery. We’ve got some great plants to fill your pots and plant in borders to give some colour through the winter months.
It’s not too late to plant yet, especially in pots. If you are planting in the ground, make sure the ground doesn’t get water logged as they don’t like this.
Here are some ideas of combinations to plant together that look great in pots and containers.
Click any of the names to take you to the plants on our website if you’d like any of them.
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Can you advise me can I plant now ?? Will they be suitable beneath a trimmed conifer hedge. And beneath a mahonia charity.
Hi Jane
Yes you plant now and yes they are good for around hedges
The lime Marmalade I’ve attached is lovely for a part shade or full shaded spot
All the heuchera, heucherella and tiarella can go in partial shade around hedging and shrubs.
They make good ground cover
Hope this helps
Kind regards
Vicky
Heuchera ‘Lime Marmalade’ (680)
Vicky and Richard Fox
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Looking for a few hardy but colourful heuchera to help fill a small border by my sons front driveway which houses 2 cars on a suburban Cheltenham street
Hi Sue
Thanks for your email
Most black, orange , red, purple or silver will do well..there are odd exceptions to the rule so always check the plant details before ordering
Some of my favourites are
Gojiberry
Marmalade
Dark secret
Sugar plum
Violet Shimmer
Wild berry
Forever purple
Below is a link to Heuchera Gojiberry and prince on the website
Hope this helps
Kind regards
Vicky
Heuchera ‘Gojiberry’ Indian Summer Series (SKU18327)
Vicky and Richard Fox
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Hi, I purchased a dark coloured Heuchera from you at the Hampton Court festival back in July and
I have noticed something is starting the eat the leaves. I have googled and the marks look similar to vine weevils. Is this likely to be the case and do you have any advice on prevention?
Thank
Hi Laura
Sorry to hear that
If you are worried carefull dig it up take look at the roots leave it on the surface of the soil for a day, near the bird table if are any grubs the birds should pick through (grubs do the most damage)
Afterwards wash the root pour boiling water in the hole then replant, when soil is cold again.
If in pot wash the pot and the roots and replant into fresh multi purpose compost.
In future it’s easier to nematode in late august beginning of September.
Hope this helps
Kind regards vicky
Vicky and Richard Fox
We realise that it’s hard to plan what to purchase and that our stock is dependent on so many things, not least of all ensuring our plants are as healthy as they can be so they are ready to go! Couple that with sometimes plants get sold as quickly as we can add them to the website.
With that said, we have plenty of these Heuchera available for sale so you have a great chance of getting what you’d like.
Heuchera ‘Wild Rose’ has stunning rose-purple foliage which really stands out in a crowd! Deep purple veining and a good tidy habit.
Heuchera ‘Cranberry’ Indian Summer Series has stunning red semi ruffled foliage with lovely wands of white flowers
Neat habit and very attractive to bees.
Heuchera ‘Lime Marmalade’ RHS Award of Garden Merit (AGM) Very frilly dense lime-green foliage, with white flowers on tall stems.
Stronger habit. Neat habit. Easy to grow.
Tiarella ‘Raspberry’ Sundae’ TM (Fox Series) RHS Award of Garden Merit (AGM) Pretty star shaped foliage on dark stems with deep raspberry buds opening to star shaped flowers of pale white-pink.
Very neat and compact habit.
Easy to grow.
Loved by the bees.
Bred by us at Plantagogo.
