Small-Leaved Lime Bare Root Hedge Tilia cordata the once white flowers turn

the once white flowers turn orange and yellow for Autumn before they fall

indicating its stellar performance in British gardens

Narcissus are bulbous herbaceous perennials with linear leaves and leafless stems bearing flowers

'Conference' is an incredibly popular

with this always being dependant stock availability

Small-Leaved Lime Bare Root Hedge Tilia cordata the once white flowers turnTilia cordata is commonly known as 'Small leaved Lime' and is a very popular tree that displays dark green foliage with fragrant creamy white flowers in Summer. Once the flowers fall this plant produces winged fruits that are excellent winter feeding for wildlife and wild birds. Tilia cordata will do fine in any type of soil. Small leaved Lime tree grows at around 1 2 feet per year and will grow to 25m+ in its lifetime.