Offers on plants for autumn colour
As the heat of summer fades away, that doesn't mean that garden colour should fade with it. Plant your garden with a blaze of fiery colour with trees and shrubs including acers, cotinus and cornus, plus, many perennials continue to bloom late into the year, such as Japanese anemones, Liriope and asters.
A superb hardy primrose that will provide you with stunning warm colours from autumn through winter until spring. Enjoy gorgeous shades of fiery red and yellow flowers.
Vibrant tubular flowers appear in summer above a flush of semi-evergreen foliage. The long-lasting blooms continue well into autumn, long after other plants have run out of steam.
A superb range selected for performance and reliability to fill your garden with scent, texture and vibrant colour year after year. Offer valid across entire website.
Use code: GW2022AT
An elegant, ornamental tree, heart-shaped green leaves turn shades of yellow, purple, pink and red before falling and releasing a distinctive sweet toffee apple scent.
Enjoy swathes of gorgeous colour, texture and movement from this selection of beautiful grasses. Perfect for prairie-style planting or mixed perennial borders.
Brighten up shady areas with this collection of three hardy perennials that thrive in poor light. With staggered flowering, you'll enjoy colour and texture from May to November.
With exotic lily-like blooms in an array of vibrant hues, these Peruvian lilies will add a bright splash of colour to borders and pots throughout summer and autumn. They also make excellent, long-lasting cut flowers.
This Japanese maple bears unusual salmon-pink spring foliage that matures to variegated green, cream and pink before turning completely lime green in autumn.
Ideal for the front of tropical borders, this striking rich red ornamental deciduous grass will add a bold statement to your garden in summer and autumn.
Fill baskets and pots with pansies to lift winter gloom. This improved variety of an old favourite bears gently cascading, extra-large flowers in a mixture of yellow, purple and red hues from Sep-Mar.
Take the headache out of pruning and enjoy healthier plants with this three-part series, with live Q&As, plus course handouts. Parts one and two viewable On-Demand.