Mountain Ash Rowan Tree | Sorbus aucuparia Cordyline 'Tango' Bird are often attracted to

Bird are often attracted to this tree due to berries

(needs support) grow outdoors or in a greenhouse

Apricots perform best in the warmer part of the UK

Growing your Pilea from its baby stage into a mature

plant directly into baskets and containers and keep somewhere warm and light – a full and complete growing guide will be included with your plants helping you to achieve the best results

Mountain Ash Rowan Tree | Sorbus aucuparia Cordyline 'Tango' Bird are often attracted toThe UK native tree that's got it all spring flowers, bright red berries and warm autumn colour. Oh and it's a big hit with wildlife, attracting bees, butterflies, moths and birds including waxwings, thrushes and fieldfares. In the spring, Sorbus aucuparia bursts into life, producing clusters of creamy white flowers to welcome the bees back into your garden. Later in the year, rowans erupt into a fiery display of orange and gold foliage whilst