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Helenium Ruby Tuesday.
£4.95
Late arrival to the garden party! Helenium “Ruby Tuesday” comes into bloom when most other guests are flagging, which is just as well as the bees are still having a party and they love Helenium Ruby Tuesday! Happiest in full sun and average to moist conditions they will build up a nice clump,that doesn’t need staking, dead head them to keep the deepest red flowers coming, or cut them and bring them into the house as they make a good cut flower.
Plants are supplied in a minimum 9cm pot.
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Hardiness - Hardy
Aspect - Full sun
Soil - Moist - moist well drained
Height - 75cms
Width - 30cms
Flowering - August - September
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