Wyevale Nurseries has entered seven mixture for the New Plant Awards at the Horticultural Trades Association ( HTA ) National Plant Show at NAEC Stoneleigh Park in Warwickshire on June 19 and 20 ( 2024 ) .
They let in two new Heucheras ' Pinky Panky ' and ' Snowy Panky ' , two Philadelphus ' Petite Perfume White ' and ' Petite Perfume Pink ' , Salvia ' Golden Rosiene ' , Sorbaria ' Crimson Feathers ' and Mahonia ' Meteor ' .
Andy Johnson , Managing Director at Wyevale Nurseries
Andy Johnson , Managing Director at the Hereford - free-base commercial-grade grower , allege : " We ’re so thrilled to have a standstill once again this year and to be putting forward these seven exciting novel plants to be judged at the show . It ’s a lively , not to be missed , result in our diaries .
Our 2024 entry have been select to mirror some of the trends our retail customer are get a line instore . They are all good for wildlife and some of them are idealistic for those with smaller green spaces who require something stunning in a pot that ’s well-to-do to worry for . We ’ve also chosen entries that can endure some of the modification in weather form we ’re now experiencing and we ’re really delirious to see what the judges recall of our pick too .
Our knowledgeable , highly skilled and experienced squad of professionals , include our Retail Sales Manager , Colin Stanley , our Garden Centre Sales Executive , Lisa Ashford and our Production Manager , Kyle Ross , will be there in Hall 1 at stand 41/50 and are really look forward to chatting with everyone about our entry and all the plant we propose . We still find our customers , old and fresh , require to see us at issue wish these . It ’s a great opportunity to enamor up with our colleagues from the diligence too .
We ’re handing out our Modern full people of colour , impress 2025 catalogue at the show as well . It features some great unexampled additions for retailers to consider for next year . "
The HTA National Plant Show takes blank space on Wednesday , June 19 and Thursday , June 20 in Halls 1 & 2 at NAEC Stoneleigh Park in Warwickshire .
Andy adds : " The HTA National Plant Show is viewed in the industry as THE station for garden centre and retailers to find their next bestselling new plant – something that will conform to the motivation of their customers and that exalt them too .
The New Plant Awards showcase the very best intro from UK plant provider and it ’s great to involved with our entrance . We ’ve been rosy in recent years to have been very successful at the show and are excited to see how we fair this class too . Fingers cross ! "
Wyevale Nurseries ' seven new plant entries at the 2024 HTA National Plant Show are :
Heuchera ' Pinky Panky'“Part of a new ingathering to take the Heuchera existence by storm , just look at the foliage . spatter of color across evergreen leaf , perfect in containers , or planted up in a mixed border , with its wildlife attract holding , what ’s not to screw .
Rare and strange , Heuchera Pinky Panky has in truth unequalled foliage , boasting lurid pinkish splashes on folio of smoke grey . These herbaceous perennials bloom pink from March to June . The dainty flower proving to be a magnet for bees in the summer .
A perfect potted plant for a terrace or imbed en masse in a boundary line , or as part of a mixed borders , especially those with partial sun and some shade , this variety will acquire to a tiptop of 30 cm and spreads to 25 cm .
Their masses of unparalleled evergreen plant leaves provide a low upkeep distance makeweight .
The whole collection of Panky Heuchera are absolute standouts in the garden , the singular leafage is unlike most other Heucheras . gardener will have it away the wildlife benefit presented by Pinky Panky , as well as its drouth tolerance . It ’s worthy for planting in any stain type and is fast - growing . "
Heuchera ' Pinky Panky '
Heuchera ' Snowy Panky ' " A brand new Heuchera as part of a with child collection and akin to its sibling Pinky Panky , Snowy Panky has beautiful and unique foliation . This mixed bag is sure to be the talking of the garden .
This tight - growing Heuchera variety can be potted into a shaded surroundings and has no special watering requirements .
The Panky collection of Heuchera are absolute standouts in the garden , the unequalled leaf is unlike most other Heucheras .
Gardeners will get laid the wildlife benefit gift by this multifariousness , as well as its drouth margin . Snowy Panky is suitable for implant in any soil eccentric and their masses of unique evergreen leaves allow a low maintenance space filler .
The flower spike heel attract both bees and butterfly while its dull foliage cater shade and shelter for the overplus of dirt ball that thrive on the moist soil beneath .
These perennials are stark for planting in pots or in mixed border , especially those with partial Dominicus and some shade .
Sister to the beautiful Pinky Panky , with splash of colour across evergreen leafage , this perennial is perfect in container , or plant up in a mixed border , and is sure to be a star in the garden .
Heuchera ' Snowy Panky '
Philadelphus ' Petite Perfume Pink ' " Bred by the legendary Alan Postil at Hillier , this is the humankind ’s most pinkish flowered Philadelphus !
rise for fragrant blossom , this shrub has a protracted six - week florescence windowpane and produce slew of flowers throughout summertime , attract bees and butterflies .
Being hardy down to -25c and almost durable , makes this an passing robust variety to have in the garden .
A heavyset , mound take shape bush , the Philadelphus ' Petite Perfume Pink ' is very versatile . It is thoroughgoing for a small garden and can also be used in woodland borders or as a screen . It prefers a sunny to partial shade spot and can grow up to 1.5 MB tall in time , with a spread of 50 cm .
When planted in locoweed or in border , this variety can create an incredibly scented garden .
Its dwarf size signify Petite Perfume Pink is easy to attend after and responds well to pruning due to its course mound organize habit and it is incredibly drouth liberal , so regular tearing is not ask .
It is an incredibly manageable shrub , requiring very minimum attention and is the ideal plant for urban or coastal areas due to its high tolerance to line contamination .
When partner off with the Philadelphus ' Petite Perfume White ' consumers can have scented white and pink flowers all summer long . "
Philadelphus ' Petite Perfume Pink '
Philadelphus ' Petite Perfume White ' " Bred by the legendary Alan Postil at Hillier , this Philadelphus Petite Perfume White makes a tremendous addition to any garden . With masses of highly perfumed white flower and an overall hardy nature , this bush fuse peach and versatility for even the pocket-sized of gardens .
grow for its fragrant summertime bloom , Petite Perfume White has a long six - week inflorescence window . Its petite nature and hardiness mean that this bush is almost indestructible .
These Philadelphus opt a blot in partial sun , develop to more or less 1.5 m tall over time , with a cattle ranch of 50 cm . plant in tidy sum or amongst border in well - debilitate dirt enables these works to distribute a wonderful fragrance , and become even the smallest of gardens .
Similarly to its sibling Petite Perfume Pink , this Philadelphus produces Mass of efflorescence throughout summer attracting bees and butterflies , making it a staring plus to wildlife well-disposed garden .
Its small size and hardy nature mean that Petite Perfume White is easily realizable , and due to its drouth resistance , even lachrymation is not need .
Planting both varieties of this Philadelphus will enable consumer to have both livid and pink flowers all summer long .
The stout nature of this bush make it ideal for planting in urban or coastal areas . With high permissiveness to air pollution and natural drouth ohmic resistance , Petite Perfume White can also look fantastical in woodland mete or as a screen . "
Philadelphus ' Petite Perfume White '
Salvia ' Golden Rosiene ' " A rattling new launching to the Salvia family line , this striking unfearing perennial is a magnet for wildlife and is sure to turn head .
Boasting a in truth unequalled colour design of magenta flowers on halcyon foliage , could this be the flora for you ?
Reaching a maximum height of 40 cm , this plant is idealistic to develop in hatful or as part of a interracial border . Enjoying a partly gay position , with good well - enfeeble soil , Salvia Golden Rosiene is trusted to add a plethora of involvement to the garden .
A bluff statement plant to summate pursuit to the garden . implant up in containers around the garden or in an herbaceous border this plant will draw in wildlife and excitation to the garden .
Although an easy plant to deal for , Salvia Golden Rosiene does not like posture in water , so soil needs to be innocent debilitate and preferably turn up in sun or fond tad .
Available through a ' growing ' partnership between Seiont Nurseries and Wyevale Nurseries , Salvia Golden Rosiene is the latest in a retentive line of collaborations between the North Welsh immature plant provider and the Herefordshire agriculturist . "
Salvia ' Golden Rosiene '
Sorbaria ' Crimson feathering ' " A truly phenomenal addition to the Sorbaria family , Crimson Feathers is a beautiful , intrepid shrub that boasts bright fortunate leafage with acute newfangled scarlet - red-faced growth ; it is truly a great deal to behold .
skylark white flush in July , this shrub search brilliant in a pot and will grow close to 1.5 m tall and have a 1.5 m spread . prefer a full Sunday or partial shade maculation , they are a show stopping improver to any garden .
This fantastic bush is more condensed than its cousin Sorbaria Sem , meaning it grows very well in a sens .
Sorbaria Crimson Feathers is an amazing wildlife plant life with its fan like farewell providing indispensable back for invertebrates . utter for potting , borders or planting as a low hedge , this shrub is both beautiful and various .
Being hardy and down in the mouth sustenance make it perfect for a Nipponese garden or as a potted specimen .
good effect will see Crimson Feathers produce in well - drained soil and niggling to no pruning is required to keep it look its best .
Another Seiont / Wyevale Nurseries collaboration . "
Sorbaria ' Crimson plume '
Mahonia ' Meteor ' " Mahonia eurybracteata ' Meteor ' is an upright , evergreen , compact bush , which forms a goodish , rounded bush , with dark green leaf .
Meteor flowers for two months and offers year - round of drinks involvement in the garden .
New emergence in spring and summer is a arresting dark red , make way for plenty of finespun steeple of lily-livered , honey - wind heyday tolerate in late summertime and autumn , followed by gloomy - black berries .
The new cherry-red foliage , singular to this variety , gives a unique selling point for this new shrub and is almost reminiscent of a Nandina . Additionally , the typically hard and sharp leaves of a Mahonia are noticeably indulgent on this multifariousness .
It ’s a extremely resistant shrub , which is to the full stalwart to temperature as low as -15c . Meteor is also a fast - turn shrub , which has prove to be resistive to temperature fluctuations .
efflorescence in late summertime with plenty of attraction for wildlife , this bush can be planted in borders or containers . reach a maximum elevation of 1.2 m , and a spreadhead of 2 m , it is perfect for a low suspect garden .
This shrub is very self - sufficient and can be left to its own devices to grow . It is a adept substantial grower and has sales potentiality for both spring and autumn .
Minimal pruning and upkeep are required to keep this shrub seem its best . suited for either container growing , or borders , this shrub thrives in good well drained soil .
This flora is a special horticultural collaboration between two of the UK ’s most make plant nurseries . It ’s been bred by Alan Postill at Hillier with Wyevale Nurseries chosen to grow it for the general garden middle securities industry . "
Mahonia ' Meteor '
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