Landscaping plants for Irish gardens
Hedging, ground cover, border perennials, grasses, climbers and bamboo in ready-to-plant packs. Everything you need to plan a new border or fill a tired bed, delivered free across Ireland.
Ready-to-plant packs
What are you planting this season?
Ground cover
Low, spreading plants that knit together to cover bare soil and keep weeds down.
Shop ground cover →Hedging
Evergreen edging and low hedges to frame beds, paths and boundaries.
Shop hedge plants →Perennial border packs
Planned combinations of hardy perennials that come back bigger every year.
Shop border packs →Ornamental grasses
Movement, texture and winter structure for borders, gravel and pots.
Shop grasses →Climbers
Clematis, honeysuckle and climbing hydrangea to soften walls, fences and pergolas.
Shop climbers →Clumping bamboo
Evergreen screening that stays in a tidy clump instead of spreading.
Shop bamboo →The garden packs our customers order most
Our best sellers over the last 12 months, in stock now and chosen for Irish conditions. Each pack gives you enough of one plant to repeat it through a bed, which is what makes a border look planned.
Borders look better planted in drifts
Garden designers repeat the same few plants through a bed. Packs make that easy, and young plants in 9cm pots settle in quickly.
- Even, matching plants so a border fills out at the same rate
- Enough to repeat in groups of three, five or seven for a natural look
- Faster cover on bare ground, leaving less room for weeds
- One free delivery for the whole project, tracked to your door
Plant in autumn, or next spring
Ireland's mild, damp climate gives you a long planting season. Autumn is the key window, spring is a close second.
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Autumn · September to November
The main window. The soil is still warm and the rain does the watering, so hedging, ground cover and perennials root in before spring.
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Winter · December to February
Pot-grown hedging and shrubs can still go in on mild days, as long as the ground is not frozen or waterlogged.
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Spring · March to May
The second window, and the best time for lavender and other sun-lovers in heavy, wet soil. Water through the first dry spells.
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Summer · June to August
Keep new plantings watered in dry weeks, then measure your beds and choose plants so they arrive for autumn.
Plan your garden project
The best ground cover plants
Cotoneaster, hardy geraniums and more for Irish and European gardens.
Read the guide →Hedging and box blight alternatives
The best plants for low hedges and perennial borders in Ireland.
Read the guide →Rockery plants that survive
What copes with wet Irish winters, and how to get the drainage right.
Read the guide →Dry sunny banks and gravel
Ground cover for the hottest, driest corners of the garden.
Read the guide →Ornamental grasses
Fountain grass, blood grass and more for Irish borders.
Read the guide →Screening and privacy
Non-invasive bamboo, tall grasses and climbers for a private garden.
Read the guide →Landscaping questions, answered
What are the best landscaping plants for Irish gardens?
When is the best time to plant in Ireland?
How many plants do I need for a border?
What can I plant instead of box hedging?
Will bamboo take over my garden?
What size are the plants in your packs?
Do you deliver garden plants across Ireland?
Start your garden project this season
Ready-to-plant packs for hedging, ground cover and borders, with free delivery and a healthy-arrival guarantee.