This charming group of alpines are essentially hardy perennials that are used to tough love, living naturally in harsh, often dry, cold conditions, but absolutely flourish in our spring and summer with delightful foliage and often bright flowers. Alpines are usually evergreen, but some, such as Sedum will die back over winter, reserving their energy to revitalise the following spring. They are cold hardy when grown on and 'mature' and generally like free draining situations such as rockeries, stone walls, beds, borders and containers.

Prefers full sun, or partial shade with free-draining soil

A wonderful addition to any rockery, paving or gravel bed or at the front of a border.

Mound Forming

20 x 20 cm

April - August

Full Sun

Part Sun

A hardy plant which should survive normal winter conditions outside, especially if protected from the hardest frosts.

The plants are well rooted and maintained whilst on our nursery. You should simply give them a little water on arrival. Allow them to settle for a day or more, especially if they have been roughly treated on their journey to you!

Mixed

Amazing Alpines

It is advisable to follow the guidelines regarding the suggested volume that each size plant prefers to be potted into. Typically, these pots would be grown on before planting into containers or the ground, as you would a fully grown plant from the garden centre. Alternatively, you can transplant your plants together with several other pots or plugs into the final container or basket. You will just have to be a little more careful with the watering to ensure they are not over, or underwatered, especially if each plant has far more, or less volume of compost than recommended to grow into.

NPK balanced feeding

Requires infrequent feeding (Low EC)

Standard 5.0 to 5.5

Due to the current approval situation, please contact your PGR provider

12-16°C

N/A