Whitecurrant 'Werdavia'

Whitecurrant 'Werdavia'Whitecurrant Ribes Rubrum Werdavia is a fruit plant with mid green, deciduous leaves which grow on upright branches, accompanied by clusters of small, yellow green flowers throughout spring. After flowering, small, round, glossy berries begin to grow which are creamy yellow, sometimes flushed with pink, and translucent. By early summer, this fruit is ready to harvest. Whitecurrant plants are an excellent choice for anyone who is keen on growing fruit

These plants with trailing habits are easy to care for and demand a low nitrogen fertiliser feed only when they are young

They do not prefer wet growing conditions otherwise the roots tend to rot

Orange roses are said to symbolise a bridge between friendship and love which is ideal for letting someone know that you are there for them during this hard time

with golden scales on the stem and midrib

Colorita Lisa will grow short and still provide a colourful floral display

You should also not allow the plant to sit in water for any length of time

The Astrantia 'Claret' is a variety of Masterwort with deeply lobed or divided

From May to June the plant is decorated with small

used in bouquets and to brighten up the indoors

Although Arundo donax Ely is native to the Mediterranean

also awarding it the Gold Standard

This shrub produces dense