Primrose 'Sirococco Blue' | Primula Acaulis Common Hawthorn The young fronds emerge curled

The young fronds emerge curled and covered in golden hairs

Another hit from the West Country range

Very tasty and crunchy due to the high dry substance of the fruit flesh

This species of Sansevieria has highly favoured as an indoor plant thanks to its attractive appearance and ease of care

Prunus 'Shōgetsu' bursts forth in April and May with large

Primrose 'Sirococco Blue' | Primula Acaulis Common Hawthorn The young fronds emerge curledBringing a welcome splash of colour to your winter garden, Sirococco Blue is more of a deep violet with blue undertones, finished with a frilled, lacy white margin Acaulis primroses have the same shape and habit as wild primroses. They're some of the earliest to flower and the easiest to grow. These hardy perennials don't even need pruning! Flowers from January right through to March Ideal for lawn and path edging, showing off in pots or as ground