Plagianthus regius climbing roses With Neudorff's Sluggo Slug &

With Neudorff's Sluggo Slug & Snail Killer they can be effectively controlled without harming the environment

Site: ShelteredSoil: Any well-drained soilPosition: Full sun

The compact growth of Elephant’s Ears make it suitable groundcover in a lot of locations where it will provide all year colour

A small deciduous tree or large spreading multi-stemmed shrub

as it ripens it becomes sweeter

Plagianthus regius climbing roses With Neudorff's Sluggo Slug &Ribbonwood Quite rarely seen in Ireland, the New Zealand species Plagianthus regius is a tall, graceful, deciduous or semi evergreen tree with a rather narrow, columnar habit and densely bushy, interlacing branches. The toothed leaves are triangular, and pale green, and often persist on the tree in mild winters; unusually, the leaves are small when the tree is young, but grow larger as it ages. In May, dense clusters of small white or greenish white