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Garden Hyacinth Blue Jacket
H2701
Hyacinth ‘Blue Jacket’ produces vivid blue flower spikes with rich fragrance and strong spring colour. A reliable garden performer, it looks especially striking planted alongside muscari, dwarf tulips, and other early bulbs in borders or containers.
Easy to grow and long lasting, this popular variety combines bold colour with dependable performance year after year. Hyacinth Blue Jackt is a holder of the RHS Award of Garden Merit.
Care Guide
They like a light, well-drained soil situated in a sunny and sheltered part of the garden. Plant 12cm (5”) deep, 15cm (6”) apart.
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Zonatus
C2059
Stunning, periwinkle-blue, goblet-shaped flowers bloom during September and October on Crocus Zonatus (Kotschyanus).
This charming autumn crocus Zonatus will naturalise beautifully in open grassy spaces and borders, creating a wonderful wave of soft lilac-blue flowers.
Known as Kotschy’s Crocus, these plants have been granted an Award of Garden Merit by the Royal Horticultural Society for their prize-winning qualities, hardiness and reliability as a garden bulb.
Look inside the beautifully veined, cup-shaped flowers to see a bright golden centre and white anthers which draw in pollinators on warm autumn days.
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Mango Charm
T1397
Like a fresh fruit salad, Mid Season ‘Mango Charm’ is bursting with sunshine and sweetness. Charming by name and charming by nature, this mid-season variety is an enchanting blend of delicate, muted shades, perfect for spring.
Changing colour gradually throughout the season, the buds emerge as pale yellow before unfurling to petals of peachy pink delicately edged with soft apricot. Tulip ‘Mango Charm’ is a gorgeous addition to borders, containers and floral arrangements, these delightful Triumph tulips offer a calming, soft pastel palette for your garden and for your home.
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Pagoda
M5346
Erythronium Pagoda, a robust hybrid, showcases four to five Dresden-yellow flowers with brown-ringed centres. This fast-growing and naturalising plant thrives in partial shade and well-drained soil. The lightly mottled leaves add extra charm.
The bright, cheerful blooms and vigorous growth make it an excellent choice for adding a splash of colour and vitality to woodland gardens. Erythronium Pagoda brings a lively and charming presence to any garden.
