Thuja 'Rheingold'

Thuja 'Rheingold'Thuja rheingold is a slow growing evergreen conifer that develops a narrow conical shape with flat sprays of tiny scaly leaves and knobbly cones. Develops distinct bronze tinged amber foliage that becomes a much more pronounced colour in winter. Rheingold is an extremely popular variety due to it's eye catching colour which makes it ideal for a small garden or in the middle of a border, it is happiest in a fully sunny position featuring well drained

they most frequently arrive in the months of April and May

ready to flourish again the following spring

it is important to provide some extra shade during the hot summer months

Kniphofia rufa ‘Rasta’ is an unusual take on the more common varieties of Red Hot Pokers with interesting and exotic flowers that bloom on tall

Prune any damaged or unsightly leaves in spring

forming a tuber under the earth that can be lifted in autumn

the fruits have a wonderful flavour and can be eaten fresh or added to smoothies

Their fragrant beauty attracts a number of pollinators

This Honeysuckle variety lives up to its name - this indeed ‘prolific’ and vigorous free-flowering climber will bloom in an abundance of highly fragrant

is a compact perennial with an upright habit

vertical stems

especially bees