Heather
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- Dramatic multicoloured heather plant
- Next or named delivery just £6
- Delivered gift wrapped with hand written card
We're loving these brand new multicoloured heather plants. Produced by growing several brightly coloured calluna plants together in one pot, these pots would make a stunning addition to a patio or doorstep.
These autumn flowering varieties are looking fab in early flower as pictured and will continue to flower for weeks on end. Heathers are super easy to look after and will thrive in their terracotta pots outside all winter, adding welcome colour when you need in most. Longer term, heathers are perennials and they can either be kept in a pot or planted directly into the ground if you like.
Great thank you gifts or get well, cheer me up gifts, you can't help but smile when you see them!
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Since I am in the US I did not see the plant but the recipients called me immediately to let me know how lovely it was. Thanks again.
These instructions are sent with the plant gift
This hardy heather will do best outdoors either in a pot on a patio or in a sheltered spot in the ground.
Heather are easy going plants and will do well in anything from full sun to partial shade. Like most heathers it does prefer an acidic soil so if you have chalky soil best to keep it in a pot with ericaceous compost.
When in a small pot, young heathers will need some watering if we don’t have a lot of rain. They will benefit from occasional feeding either with a top dressing or mulch in the ground or a general purpose liquid feed if keeping in a pot.
Heathers have a long flowering season and will normally start in July and carry right through to the first frosts. They will benefit from a light prune in the spring, just to keep them bushy and to remove any damaged leaves and branches.
Problem Solving:
If your heather still isn’t flowering by Mid August and is starting to look a little ‘leggy’ it may need a sunnier spot, try to choose somewhere it gets sunshine at least some of the day.
Crisp or brown leaves - are the result of underwatering, give your plant a good soak and it will start to recover.
