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- J. A. Jones grows over 5000 container trees in peat-free compost for planting outside the traditional planting season. Sizes range from 6–8cm to 16-18cm in white bags. These trees are initially grown in fields, before being lifted and potted directly into tree bags. Treated to the same rigorous pruning and training regimes as field-grown stock. 6-acre Cash & Carry in Southport
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- J A Jones
Finofil® baskets for aquatic plants
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Anglo Aquatic invented the Finofil® aquatic baskets, which are manufactured in all manner of sizes. All of the company's potted plants (from 1 litre and bigger) are supplied in these baskets. Finofil® baskets are designed to provide access to the water for the roots, but also allow the roots to escape from the cramped conditions of the basket and- PRODUCT
- Anglo Aquatic Plant Co Ltd
In over 2 hectares of protected production, Coles propagates the majority of their container-grown plants in-house. Within current production, compost is 30% peat-free (wood-fibre). Coles own propagated plants are potted initially into peat-free compost up to P9 containers. Over 1.5 million cuttings are taken each year across the 600 shrub- PRODUCT
- Coles Nurseries
Container grown shrubs
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Ladybrook Nursery semi-mature shrubs are container grown in heights of up to 5m. There is an extensive range of evergreens for screening applications and specimens for impact planting. Based in the north west of England, Ladybrook offers technical advice, plant sourcing and nationwide delivery. Photographs of stock can be sent by post or email on request- PRODUCT
- Ladybrook Nursery
Air-pot trees
Visit siteJ. A. Jones grows over 5000 air-pot trees in peat-free compost for planting outside the traditional planting season. Sizes range from 16–18cm to 60–65cm. The air-pot system consists of a perforated plastic sleeve surrounding the root zone which allows them to be air pruned at their tip, encouraging the build up of a stable fibrous root system- PRODUCT
- J A Jones
Wildflower Shade Tolerant Turf
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Wildflower Shade Tolerant Turf mix has been designed for installation around high shaded areas, specifically around trees. It will also thrive in open meadow sites where extra species will flourish. The turf has been developed using Wildflower Turf's ‘soil-less’ system that is more drought tolerant than other more conventional methods. It has a- PRODUCT
- Wildflower Turf Ltd
SuDS turf
Visit siteWildflower SuDS tuf has been designed by the company's R&D department, using its experience with the installation of Wildflower Turf in Sustainable Urban Drainage Systems within the UK and liaising with Landscape and Ecology professionals. The species mix has been chosen to assist in the breakup of pan or soil compaction for maximum water- PRODUCT
- Wildflower Turf Ltd
Wildflower jumbo plugs 65cc
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Native British wild plants are available in jumbo 65cc plugs as the standard size (at no extra cost). These plugs are offered as a developed plant, not a seedling. Specifiers can choose from 300 native British species of flora derived from fully known British provenance – according to the rules of Flora Locale. All are available as jumbo plugs- PRODUCT
- Phoenix Amenity Supplies
Container-grown conifers
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Ladybrook Nursery specialises in the production of container-grown trees to give impact and structure to projects. Established in 1971, the nursery grows container-grown conifers, specialising in mature specimens for ornamental screening, and hedging in heights of up to 5m. Their specimen plants are used in commercial and domestic projects as well- PRODUCT
- Ladybrook Nursery
Planning a summer wildflower display
There are a huge number of wildflower species native to the UK. Wildflowers can be used anywhere, in parks, on road verges, living roofs, back gardens, front gardens and golf courses. The only requirements for planting wildflowers are sunlight and soil type. Most of the meadow type wildflowers like sunshine – as much of it as they can get- ARTICLE
HarrowdenWhen and how to cut a wildflower meadow
How and when to cut a wildflower meadow Wildflower meadows and gardens have always been popular, given their vibrant colours and variety of plants. However, in recent years they have grown in importance as more people recognise their value in supporting the environment around them. Increasingly, eco-conscious gardeners and those seeking- ARTICLE
Lindum TurfWhat are Sustainable Urban Drainage Systems (SuDS)
Sustainable Urban Drainage Systems (SuDS) are an environmentally friendly approach to managing rainfall and surface water in urban and horticultural environments- ARTICLE
HarrowdenA guide to planting native hedging plants
Our ultimate guide to native hedging plants is the perfect resource for anyone looking to create a beautiful, wildlife-friendly boundary in their garden or outdoor space. Not only do native hedges provide shelter from the wind, help regulate temperatures, and enhance privacy, but they also offer a sustainable and eco-friendly habitat that benefits- ARTICLE
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