Tulip 'Angelique'

Tulip 'Angelique'Delicate, soft pink, double, bowl shaped flower, flushed with both paler and darker shades of pink in April and May. From a distance, you could easily mistake these tulips for peonies and they are usually one of the last tulip into flower so a good one to choose if you want to extend a bedding display. Garden care: In September to December plant bulbs 15 20cm deep and 10 15cm apart in fertile, well drained soil. Alternatively, allow 7 9 bulbs per 30cm

there’s a reason why it’s so popular

Few trees can rival sweetgums when it comes to autumn colour

but before the main blooms of summer

Elevate your culinary game with your very own mini kitchen herb garden

while an additional flush of flowers appears at the start of autumn

Cut into your tomatoes when ripe and you'll see flesh not dissimilar to that of a blood orange

Not content with providing visual appeal

Remove any diseased or wrongly placed branches in spring and trim back holly hedges in late summer

so you don't need to worry if you've only got a paved space available to you

Planted as a flowering hedge or en masse in a spacious border

The beautiful white blooms are cup-shaped and create a wonderful contrast against the light green spring foliage

Darwin Hybrid Tulip that is bi-coloured and has numerous colour variations of mostly yellow with rosy pink fringes to mostly rosy red with yellow streaking