What are you planning for your garden in 2021? Why not check out our exciting range of new flower plant varieties, which have been picked as our catalogue was going to press!
Our buyers have sourced a wide selection of new plants on the block that are steadily growing for you. And, because they are so new, you won’t be able to find them in our usual A-Z range. However, we will make sure you don’t miss out and bag the new plant varieties!
If you are a beginner gardening interested in gardening activities next year, this is a great time to check out our new varieties. Or if you are an experienced gardener, then take the plunge and put your skills to the test with something new.
With this in mind, it’s time to get the pad and pen, and Dobies’ Gardening Catalogue, and start planning your plants ahead. Every garden is different in shape, size and requirements for plants to thrive, and our brand new varieties offer you many different types of plants to grow.
New Plant Varieties
Clematis ‘Little Lemon’ – beautiful new dwarf Clematis Tangutica.
The first to mention is the ‘Clematis Little Lemons‘. It’s instantly recognisable as a clematis tangutica variety, but without the sprawling stems of its larger cousins! This is a super-dwarf plant with a neat, bushy habit. The short, 45cm (18″) long stems are cloaked in delicate bright green foliage. A host of nodding, lemon-yellow blooms decorate this dwarf plant from May to September. Terminal buds are replaced by fluffy seed heads as the flowers fade, providing a lovely textural display which extends the season of interest by several weeks.
Rudbeckia – Enchanted Embers
The mellow, burnt orange shades of each semi-double flower deepen as the blooms mature. This exceptional Rudbeckia has superb vigour, forming a well-branched plant that will fill a pot with ease. Additionally, these are versatile and easy to grow. Plant in a patio pot or grow it in beds and borders for colour that will last all summer.
Cosmos – Cupcakes and Saucers Mix
This elegant blend of Cosmos brings together a variety of flower forms and gentle pastel shades. From the daisy-like blooms of traditional Cosmos to the unique, fused petals of Cosmos ‘Cupcakes and Saucers’ and everything in between!
New varieties of beloved favourites
Begonia ‘Fragrant Falls’ Lemon – With full double blooms, and a fantastic perfume, these showy, half-hardy begonias are reliable and adaptable for both sunny & shady gardens. Grow in hanging baskets, window boxes or patio pots.
Petunia ‘Night Sky’ – Unique & award-winning, this petunia is a breeding breakthrough and is one of the most talked about varieties in recent years! Grow a constellation of ‘stars’ in your garden with this eye-catching bloom. Grow in hanging baskets.
SunflowerPlant – SunBelievable Brown Eyed Girl – Flowering from early summer to November, this half-hardy annual sunflower puts all its energy into flowering, and will produce over 1,000 flowers a season! Grow in beds & containers.
New 2021 Flower Plants Collection
Phlox Collection (Creeping)
Carpet your garden in rich colour and keep weeds at bay with our perennial creeping phlox collection. Underplant trees, shrubs and tall perennials, soften path edging or cover awkward slopes and banks.
Rudbeckia – Enchanted Collection
A beguiling mix of semi-double Rudbeckias in four gorgeous colours: yellow, red, lime green and orange. Vigorous, bushy plants produce a multitude of blooms that gradually deepen in colour as they age. Grow in patio pots or plant them in beds and borders.
Statement varieties to grow
Geranium GeRainbow Mixed – Low maintenance and long flowering, this trailing geranium has been bred for brighter colours & bigger flowers. Grow in window boxes & hanging baskets.
Buddleja Buzz 3 in 1 – The world’s first patio buddleja! Loved by pollinators, this attractive & compact buddleja produces three different colour flowers from one plant, making a statement in any garden. Grow in containers.
Fuchsia Pink Elephant – With gorgeous double flowers, the rose-like blooms on this variety flowers all summer long! Grow in hanging baskets & containers.
We hope you find something new to grow for 2021, and be sure to share your progress with us on our social media!