Blackcurrant 'Baldwin'

Blackcurrant 'Baldwin'Blackcurrant Baldwin, also known as Ribes Nigrum Baldwin, is a variety of blackcurrant fruit plant. Green, deciduous foliage is accompanied in spring by small, white flowers, before fruits begin to ripen throughout the summer months and are ready to harvest in July and August. These blackcurrants are deep purple in colour, with a tart flavour which is milder than other varieties. Plant these fruit plants in moist, well drained acidic soil in a sunny

Alstroemeria Malaga is a perennial garden plant

red-purple tones in the Winter

which are for illustration purposes only - The plant will be supplied in a growers pot

A bright yellow

dark-green and white variegated leaves

Perfect Begonias for hanging baskets

The array of flowers when this Peruvian Lily blooms ensures a great display of colour throughout Summer

A more compact evergreen perennial shrub with soft colours and easy to manage growth

Buddleia ‘Moonshine’ is a great choice for a bright and showy summer garden

Simply removing the faded flowers will encourage new blooms

Siberian Bugloss is hard to beat

whilst being kept in full sun to partial shade at the best of times