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Oxalis triangularis thrives in well-drained soil and partial shade to sunny conditions
eating apple variety that produces fruit with a real melt-in-your-mouth quality
you’ll receive: 1 ‘Concorde’ Cordon Pear Tree
Use as a more diminutive cut flower and enjoy incorporating into exotic flower arrangements
Galanthus Woronowii is great to use for naturalising in underplanting or pots and containers to accent window ledges or patio areas
Tulip 'Angelique' Euonymus japonicus 'Paloma Blanca' Oxalis triangularis thrives in well-drainedDelicate, 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