Announced as one of July’s Plants-of-the-Month at Wyevale Garden Centres (WGC) is Earley Ornamentals’ three-season, award-winning SunPatiens Compact Electric Orange.
Having been awarded the RHS Award of Garden Merit (AGM), SunPatiens were also voted as a favourite in the RHS People’s Choice Award by visitors to the RHS Wisley Plant Trials garden (2014).
SunPatiens are a hybrid with New Guinea Impatiens making them disease resistant and weather tolerant too.
Emma Burris, Junior Buyer (Bedding) at Wyevale Garden Centres is responsible for selecting the WGC Plant of the Month and said: “SunPatiens are an excellent addition to our garden plant range – they are versatile and perform well. We are delighted to be working with Earley Ornamentals, as the UK's primary distributor of SunPatiens”.
For more information:
Earley Ornamentals
info@earleyplants.co.uk
www.earleyornamentals.co.uk
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