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Welcome everyone today's video we're going to head to Morrison's and we're going to check out the plants. Now it's worth mentioning at this point we're still having new stock all the time it's just the rotation isn't quite as quick as it once was. As always I'm going to take you through a little bit of a care guide, prices, all that sort of good stuff. So without further ado let's get into today's video. So we have just moved into June and it's still absolutely fine to get planting out unless we have some really really dry weather and I'll make sure you do your planting up of an evening or very early morning. So start off with these strawberries then so I feel like these are not too bad of a price for three pounds they've got some runners running off them which means that you will get some baby plants they are very hardy they'll come back every single year. Moving on to some grasses then this is frosted curls I actually really like this you've got the white tinged edge just like frosted right but they're very hardy and they are an evergreen grass as well. Then we have this twisted or twister grass as well these are absolutely lovely look great in a rock really do stay stay quite small so just bear that in mind and again very hardy and it's another evergreen grass and then we have this variety just here just to mention no mix and match offer on these but they're all three pounds and then we've got a couple of clematises a couple of different varieties here but they're very very healthy I will say my local Morrisons take care of their plants very well I know I hear some of you guys tell me that your stores aren't so great but yeah a couple of varieties of clematis just on the on the back there. Now we've got two varieties of cordlines this is called Charlie Boy I have been told that people can overwinter these it's not a variety that I have kept I think if you want a bomb-proof variety you need something called a cordline australis which is the green one hardly down to about minus 10 where I think these are about five or six if I'm being honest and then we have the Torbay Dazzler a variegated variety and like I say I think hardly down to about minus six but that's when they're big so they may need a little bit of winter protection. So we've got hanging baskets and strawberry hanging baskets and you can see just there they are fruiting already six pound I don't think they're too bad of a price then we've got a couple of different varieties of ferns again these are not these are not an evergreen variety unfortunately what will happen with these is they'll turn sort of brown and they'll throw out fresh growth in the spring time got a few sophinia packs then reduced from three pounds like two pound twenty nothing drastic just need a bit of a water this is a bit of a star of the show so this is ten pound this is an agapanthus they come in white or blue very hardy ideal for pots or and in the garden and they are absolutely beautiful and like I say they can be split they are a perennial so they'll come back every single year we've got some wisteria for 14 pound now it's worth mentioning these are in pretty good condition there's a couple of leaves that have been damaged this isn't wind damage I think this is just poor kind of looking after them but you can see the new growth on there and wisteria 14 pound isn't too bad I would be looking for a flower on that though if if it was we have a few smaller acer palmatums then I feel these are a decent price they've got a few different varieties in stock this is butterfly lovely variegated variety they don't like the sun and they do require an ericaceous compost which is a lime free soil so moving on we have a few more climbers from honeysuckles and clematises and they've also got a few random fruit bushes all for the same price seven pound this is my favorite at the back there look at that it's an absolute beauty clematises are very hardy they'll come back every single year depends on the variety as to when you actually need to prune them but we can talk a bit more about that as we move through the summer so we've got some more acer palmatums then we've just touched on this particular variety but four pound I feel like it's a really good price they aren't grafted but they are just as good as grafted in my opinion now we've got some companulas then now these are brilliant ground cover plant very hardy they will come back every year and they'll flower from early spring right the way through till late they've got a few different varieties I think for four pound they're a decent price so four pound again for these fuchsias this is a variety that's a hardy variety which means it will come back year on year but you will have to put that in a shelter spot in the garden that's what I found with all the hardy fuchsias that I have found we've got a couple of reduced grasses just there lovely little palygonium here so this is an adrenium family really loves the sun likes it quite dry so if you're quite neglectful as a gardener that's a really good plant to have then we've got some more smaller strawberries just there as you can see these are the runners so what happens with those is they run off and they take root somewhere else and that's how you get your baby plants so bear that in mind for when you're picking some up a little bit of older stock here now but they're still looking really really good now these are three for two so it's six pound for three plants this lavenderia here is actually my favorite I actually purchased two of these white lavenderias for my sort of tropical-ish style garden here in the UK I'm in Staffordshire if any of you guys want to check out my garden I'm going to do several vlogs on my front and rear garden but I picked up two of those that will be coming up on the channel again we've got six pound hanging baskets and then we've got some younger fruit trees again two for three so three for two I do apologize so two for six pounds and then yeah we've got quite a lot of different fruit variety just there as well so moving on then we've got some actual beautiful carnations this looks like a variety called pink kisses but it's actually it's actually not carnations are slightly bigger than the dianthus then we've got some bamboo this is actually reduced now I would recommend bamboos do go in pots because you can't guarantee whether it's a runner or a clumper and I would just bear that in mind when you're when you're buying them we've got some lovely little golden crest conifers just there they're lovely evergreen very hardy same for the bamboo very hardy then they've got some acer palmatums again needs an ericaceous compost 12 pound I'm not entirely sure this is best 12 pounds spent as I feel like you can get better value aces for that kind of money so we have some little what we call calcoes just here these are technically a house plant they can live outside in the summer but when the frosts get here these are absolutely done unless you take them into the house and you can actually overwinter these on a windowsill and then you've got more companulas but in the same format these are in the small troughs but these will come back every single year very tough very hardy and as mentioned they will flower early on in spring right the way till the end of spring and as you can tell there's still plenty of buds on them now more troughs then so we've got the calcoes again these are actually three plants in in a trough for the same price but again bear in mind that you will need to give those some winter protection so we've got some heucheras then actually really quite like these I've got a few heucheras in my garden and then we've got one random aqua legia but aqua legia is one of my favorite plants a couple of random ones but we have a lovely celosia now it does say outdoor celosia but this is just a summer bedding plant it won't take any kind of frost moving on then we've got some lovely calcoes and again these are just a house plant these are grown as a house plant but they can live outside in the summer but they can be overwintered in the house or in a heated greenhouse over the winter period there we have it I hope you enjoyed it and if you did then please do give it a 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