Wild Privet Bare Root Hedge Tulip 'Mary Ann' ripe and ready to eat

ripe and ready to eat from mid-late summer

such as gravel gardens or raised beds

or as a standalone ornamental feature

Tulips and springtime go hand in hand and these classic spring flowers will create a pretty display in beds

Blooms are large and composed of a large creamy white bract which encompasses a golden yellow flower spike called a spadix

Wild Privet Bare Root Hedge Tulip 'Mary Ann' ripe and ready to eatLigustrum vulgare is commonly known as 'Wild Privet' it is an extremely popular semi evergreen hedge that displays deep green foliage in spring along with white flowers that attract butterflies and bees. Ligustrum will often keep it's leaves unless it is hit by a hard frost and in that case they will drop all foliage. In autumn you get the attractive black berries that are a great source of food for many species of wild birds. This plants bushy