Mixed Garden Shrub Pack

10 Mature Shrubs in 2-3 Litre Pots Only £39.99 (RRP >£95)

60% OFF! This fantastic offer brings you 10 mature shrubs in 2-3 litre pots for just £39.99, usually over £95! Carefully chosen to give your garden colour and interest through the seasons, this pack combines evergreen and deciduous varieties for year-round structure with a wonderful range of shrubs that deliver fabulous spring and summer flowers, colourful berries, striking variegated and golden foliage, fiery autumn tones and vibrant winter stems. The mix includes taller-growing varieties to create height and screening at the back of a border, medium shrubs to fill out the middle, and compact, low-growing plants that are perfect for edging the front of a border or covering banks. Whether you're planting a new garden from scratch, filling gaps in an existing border or creating a wildlife-friendly haven for birds and pollinators, this pack offers superb value and an instant, well-balanced display. All are hardy, easy to grow and ready to plant straight away.

What's Included

1x Berberis Julianae

1x Cornus Elegantissima

1x Cornus Spaethii

1x Cotoneaster Variegatus

1x Euonymus Europaeus

1x Potentilla Goldfinger

1x Sambucus Nigra

1x Spiraea Gold Mound

1x Spiraea Vanhoutei

1x Stephanandra Incisa Crispa

About the Varieties

• Berberis Julianae: A tough, evergreen shrub with glossy, dark green leaves and sharp spines, making it an excellent choice for a secure, intruder-proof boundary or the back of a border. Clusters of pretty yellow flowers appear in late spring, followed by blue-black berries that birds love.

• Cornus Elegantissima: A dogwood with beautiful grey-green leaves edged in creamy white, which brighten up shady corners through spring and summer. In autumn the foliage takes on pinkish tints, and once the leaves fall, the bright red stems give a striking splash of colour all winter.

• Cornus Spaethii: A cheerful dogwood with green leaves boldly edged in golden yellow, bringing a sunny glow to the border throughout the growing season. Its rich red stems stand out beautifully in winter, especially when cut back hard in early spring to encourage fresh, brightly coloured growth.

• Cotoneaster Variegatus: A low, spreading shrub with neat, herringbone-patterned branches and small green leaves edged in cream, perfect for the front of a border, ground cover or trailing over a wall. Tiny pinkish flowers in early summer are followed by bright red berries, and the leaves often turn attractive shades of pink and red in autumn.

• Euonymus Europaeus: Also known as spindle, this British native shrub is one of the stars of autumn, with leaves that turn glorious shades of red and purple. It's best known for its unusual bright pink seed capsules, which split open to reveal vivid orange seeds, and it's a great choice for wildlife-friendly gardens and informal hedges.

• Potentilla Goldfinger: A compact, bushy shrub that is smothered in bright golden-yellow flowers from late spring right through to autumn. Very hardy and low-maintenance, it's ideal for the front or middle of a sunny border and will cope with a wide range of soils.

• Sambucus Nigra: The common elder is a fast-growing, easy shrub that produces large, flat heads of creamy-white, scented flowers in early summer, which can be used to make elderflower cordial. These are followed by clusters of glossy black berries that are a valuable food source for birds, and it can be pruned hard to keep it at a manageable size.

• Spiraea Gold Mound: A neat, low-growing shrub with bright golden-yellow foliage that brings warmth to the front of a border all season long. Clusters of soft pink flowers appear in summer, making a lovely contrast against the golden leaves and attracting bees and butterflies.

• Spiraea Vanhoutei: Often called bridal wreath, this graceful shrub produces arching stems covered in masses of pure white flowers in late spring, creating a spectacular display. It's easy to grow, very hardy and ideal for the middle or back of a border, where its cascading branches can be fully appreciated.

• Stephanandra Incisa Crispa: A low, mound-forming shrub with pretty, crinkled, deeply lobed leaves that make excellent ground cover, especially on banks and slopes. Small creamy-white flowers appear in early summer, and the foliage turns lovely shades of orange and yellow in autumn.