Japanese Quince Hedging | Chaenomeles japonica

Japanese Quince Hedging | Chaenomeles japonicaA bushy, spreading deciduous shrub with a medium growth rate Rounded, glossy leaves (flushed with red when they first emerge) provide the perfect backdrop to clusters of red orange cup shaped flowers in spring. In summer you'll see scented yellow quinces which are edible and can be made into quince jelly or membrillo! Makes an eyecatching specimen plant in a mixed shrub border, or as part of an informal hedge Chaenomeles can also be wall trained A

to protect it from harsh winter conditions

Perfect for growing in borders or patio pots

this assortment of spring flowering bulbs can be used to create a striking display in beds

It is a well-regarded and widely recognized plant regarded as a classic addition to any household

low maintenance perennial with unrivalled drought and heat tolerance

Harvest from mid July through to October

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Ipheion has a bushy or bunching tendency and with its shorter stature makes for great underplanting in beds and borders and will naturalise suitable areas with colonies of flowers

or as a focal point in garden beds

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making them an excellent choice for fresh floral arrangements that brighten any room

Aglaonema Red Zirkon is a stunning