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Buy Pleached Trees Online from our New Collection

2023-10-23T15:23:27+01:00By Paramount Plants|Evergreen Screening|

What Are Pleached Trees? Full Standard Trees that are frame trained as a flat rectangular shape are known as pleached trees. This is an extension of the age old art of espallier, literally taken to new heights. The tree is grown with a clear stem as a full standard, reaching [...]

BBC Gardeners World on this year’s trending shrubs 2016

2019-08-08T09:36:07+01:00By Paramount Plants|Garden Inspiration & Ideas|

Trending shrubs 2016 – Cryptomeria Japonica or Japanese Cedar, a plant for instant impact   Now that the Easter weekend has been and gone, the gardening season begins in earnest, says Rachel de Thame in her BBC Gardeners World piece over the Easter weekend on what plants are [...]

The practical alternative to box hedge – Ilex Crenata

2023-10-24T12:07:31+01:00By Paramount Plants|Gardening Tips|

For centuries, English Boxwood (Buxus Sempervirens) has been one of our favourite garden plants. Extremely versatile, Box has so many uses in the garden as a superb structural, evergreen plant. So much so, it is difficult to see how we can move on from the devastating development of this most [...]

Garden Inspiration Ideas – the Gardens at Bateman’s, East Sussex

2019-08-08T09:43:34+01:00By Paramount Plants|Garden Inspiration & Ideas|

Garden Inspiration Ideas – Evergreen Magnolia Grandiflora   Bateman’s in East Sussex, now owned and managed by the National Trust, is renowned as the much beloved home of Rudyard Kipling. Looking for a secluded family home far from the glare of the public and the media, Kipling purchased [...]

Camellia Japonica – Best of the Reds

2019-08-08T09:46:27+01:00By Paramount Plants|Flowering Plants|

Camellia Japonica Red Varieties – camellia hedge bursting with flower buds   Britain has a long association with the Camellia Tree or The China Rose, as it was originally referred to in the late 1700s, when ambitious horticulturalists of the day first began to grow camellias in this [...]

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