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New products at Crocus

by Sarah - February 5th, 2016.
Filed under: Crocus, New Products.

New items added today at Crocus

Ribbed galvanised tub

Ribbed galvanised tub £42.99
These industrial ribbed metal containers compliment a mass of one plant or a combination of a few, creating a cluster of colour. Produced from galvanised steel, with 3 Ø12mm holes in the base. Dimensions: Tall: H40cm, Ø 46cm

Corokia cotoneaster (wire-netting bush)

Corokia cotoneaster (wire-netting bush) £19.99
Position: full sun Soil: fertile, well drained soil Rate of growth: average Flowering period: late spring Flower colour: yellow Hardiness: frost hardy A sculptural plant with intricate twisting stems, feathered with small dark green leaves coated in a soft silvery down, hence it’s name, the wire-netting bush. This intriguing plant comes in a terracotta pot, ideal for the garden in a sheltered protected place where it the black tangled stems can be appreciated. In late spring as an added bonus it can have star-shaped fragrant flowers followed by red or yellow berries in the autumn. Garden care: It can then be planted out into the garden, but you need to choose a sheltered warm place in full sun, protected from any cold, drying winds. Will tolerate hard pruning to keep in shape if needed.

Corokia cotoneaster (wire-netting bush)

Corokia cotoneaster (wire-netting bush) £14.99
Position: full sun Soil: fertile, well drained soil Rate of growth: average Flowering period: late spring Flower colour: yellow Hardiness: frost hardy An interesting plant that offers a sculptural form in the winter garden with a tangle of black twisted stems, feathered with small dark green leaves coated in a soft silvery down. This intriguing plant needs a sunny sheltered spot, protected from cold drying winds, and space to be appreciated. In late spring as an added bonus it can have star-shaped fragrant flowers followed by red or yellow berries in the autumn. Garden care: Will tolerate hard pruning to restrict shape if needed. This can be done in early spring after any risk of late frosts or after flowering.