Tulip 'Ice Cream'

Tulip 'Ice Cream'Ice Cream is a part of division 11, Double Late Tulips with very unique and distinct flowerheads of peony like blooms. Sepals at the base are mixtures of streaked greens with bright pink to cerise coloured margins, this base gives way to large, brilliant white blooms of petals that are densely pack and appear like a soft serve ice cream in a pink and green cone. Peony like flowerheads arriving in late spring, Ice Cream is an extravagant and unique

with comparisons to the smell of hawthorn not at all uncommon

Dahlia Sunshine is also known as Moonfire Dahlia and boasts bright yellow single flowers that blend into orange in the middle

you’ll be taking the “apples and pears” straight to fruiting heaven

‘Discovery’ boasts good pest and disease resistance

whilst they'll last for half a year or so when kept in the freezer

azaleas and rhododendrons

Maywood is a division 7

Mondial is a division 2

so why not skip the hassle of a trip to the supermarket and grow your own

broad red stripes in the petals that are framed with bright yellow margins

Specifically designed pollinator-friendly mix to attract butterflies and encourage biodiversity in the garden

light green foliage