Lantana montevidensis | White Lightening Liz Bauwens Dividing the rhizomes every three

Dividing the rhizomes every three to four years in mid-summer to early autumn will ensure that your plants continue to flower prolifically

‘Pink Shades’ is an attractive upright plant with shiny green leaves and elegant tall pink spires that open from tightly packed pink buds

lavender-pink flowers that fade to pale pink

Perfect for the festive season the Christmas Biscuits design from Emma Bridgewater features across this double oven glove and matching tea towel set

Contains 100 Blank Pages and there is a 5mm circular magnetic fastener to keep the notepad closed

Lantana montevidensis | White Lightening Liz Bauwens Dividing the rhizomes every threeBeautiful trailing Lantana! White Lightening cascades gently, and has dark green leathery leaves, with masses of pure white flowers from spring right through to autumn. This one is sterile, so has no chance of self seeding and becoming invasive. Easily clipped into shape, and prefers a full sun spot with good drainage to get the most blooms. Great planted on a bank, in a hanging basket, or trained up a trellis. Whilst they are evergreen, it is frost