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Annuals

Posted in: Annual Bedding | April 28, 2023 at 07:38 , by Downside Nurseries

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The Victorian fashion for annual bedding is long gone, but annuals still have their place, not just in tubs and baskets but in herbaceous borders too. Most professional gardeners slip a few into their beds to fill the gaps and keep the colour going. They are good as well for...

Cut flower annuals

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We are increasingly being asked for cut flower annuals. They are lovely to cut for yourself and make great presents for friends. Not difficult to grow, a little staking might be needed but that is about it. This year’s ambitious list includes the following, and we have included images below...

Latest Update 2nd May

Posted in: Annual Bedding | May 3, 2020 at 09:54 , by Downside Nurseries

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20L pots of foxgloves close up Digitalis purpurea dalmatian F1,

Please click here to read our latest news update as of Sat 2nd May. This give you information about the availability of plants, so do please read before ordering. Our How to Order link may be found on the home page of the website here. Please do read this through...

Nursery Photos 27 April 3 Bedding and …

Posted in: Bedding | May 2, 2020 at 14:03 , by Downside Nurseries

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And here are a selection of Dianthus, Silver Dust, Liberty Classic, Antirrhinum, Verbena, Cuphea, Bidens, Hedera, Helichrysum, Dichondra, Nepeta, Lysimachia, Lobelia, Diascia, Petunia Trailing, Surfinia, Tumbelina, Calibrachoa...

Plants this week at Downside Nurseries – 5th June

Posted in: Perennial, Shrubs | June 7, 2019 at 11:47 , by Downside Nurseries

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Here are a few images of plants looking particularly wonderful this week at Downside Nurseries. Perennial Perennial antirrhinum Pretty in Pink A fantastic perennial snapdragon, bearing masses of pink flowers from summer through to the first frosts. Shrub Phygelius Devil’s Tears A robust suckering shrub with dark green leaves and large panicles...