Most Ericaceous, or ‘acid - loving’, plants are grown for their low maintenance and floriferous nature, whilst providing structure and often evergreen foliage within the landscapes they are placed.

Despite the need of Ericaceous soil (pH: 4.5 - 6.0), any garden can utilise their beauty and structure, by conducting appropriate planting and feeding.

We often stock a large selection of Ericaceous plants and can offer advice on planting and feeding these shrubs.

We are proud to have just increased our percentage of English grown Ericaceous plants across the site and look to further this in coming years.

If your garden soil is not naturally acidic, ericaceous plants grow well in containers filled with ericaceous compost. Ask our team for advice on compost, feeding and watering to keep them healthy and flowering.

Ericaceous

Pieris with red new leaves
Magenta azaleas in flower
Red camellia flower
Bumblebee on a pink rhododendron flower
White camellia flower
Pink rhododendron buds opening

Rhododendrons

Azaleas

Peach-pink azalea flowers
Pink magnolia flower

Magnolias

Pink double camellia flower

Camellias

Skimmia with red berries

Skimmias

Pieris with bright red new growth

& More