Tulip 'Silver Parrot' Narcissus tazetta 'Paperwhite' Gold Sword has a bushy

Gold Sword has a bushy and upright clump-forming habit that makes it an effective single garden specimen

this ornamental grass only requires a quick comb through in early spring to remove damaged foliage and stimulate new growth

this feed is safe for wildlife

To get the best from this orchid

These are coastal plants that can tolerate sun but prefer shade in hotter inland gardens

Tulip 'Silver Parrot' Narcissus tazetta 'Paperwhite' Gold Sword has a bushyTulip Silver Parrot offers double the value in the garden by producing striking, silver margined variegated foliage long before its twisted, heavily ruffled pink flowers even emerge. The eccentric, crinkled Parrot blooms and the unique leaves combine to make it one of the most structurally interesting plants on this list. Plant the bulbs in well draining loam in November, ensuring they sit roughly three times their own height below the surface. To