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The best gardens continue to evolve throughout the season. Fill the gaps in your borders with carefully selected plants that bring fresh colour, texture and interest through late summer and beyond. With up to 50% off selected plants, it's the perfect opportunity to extend the display and enjoy a garden that keeps on looking its best for weeks to come.

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Border revival

Late summer colour

Keep your garden looking vibrant as the season unfolds with plants that flower well beyond midsummer. From rich, long-lasting blooms to favourites loved by pollinators, these varieties will fill borders with colour and interest for weeks to come.

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Keep the colour coming

Salvia × sylvestris 'Viola Klose'

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Keep the colour coming

Hydrangea Diamant Rouge

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Ready for changing seasons

Climate resilient plants

With hotter summers and more unpredictable weather becoming part of gardening in the UK, choosing resilient plants can help your garden flourish. Discover varieties selected for their ability to cope with changing conditions while bringing lasting colour, texture and interest.

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Callicarpa bodinieri var. giraldii 'Profusion'

Callicarpa 'Profusion'

Olearia 'Spring Bling'

Buddleja 'Lochinch'

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Perfect planting partners

Outdoor pots

Whether you're framing an entrance, brightening a balcony or creating a focal point on the patio, our outdoor pots help every plant look its best while bringing extra character to your garden.

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Don't miss plant doctor Justin's tips

Help your garden through the heat

1. Water at the right time
Water early in the morning or later in the evening when temperatures are cooler. More of the water reaches the roots instead of evaporating, helping plants cope better with the day's heat.

2. Move pots together
Group containers together in a sheltered or lightly shaded spot during the hottest part of the day. This creates a more humid environment around the plants and helps the compost stay moist for longer.

3. Mulch to lock in moisture
Add a layer of mulch around the base of plants to reduce evaporation, keep roots cooler and cut down on how often you'll need to water. Organic mulches such as bark or well-rotted or bagged compost work particularly well to a depth of 3–5cm (2–3in).

Should you stand pots in trays of water?
Only temporarily. During periods of extreme heat, thirsty plants in containers can benefit from standing in a shallow tray of water for a short time, but don't leave pots sitting in water continuously as this can damage roots. It's better to water thoroughly so the compost is evenly moist, then allow any excess water to drain away.

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