Outdoor Plant Offers

This page lists the outdoor plants that have a reduced price for Black November and are in stock now. It includes hardy shrubs, palms, ferns, grasses and climbers. The page updates as stock changes, so a plant that sells out drops off the list.

Each product page shows the current price and the sizes available. To see every deal in the shop, including houseplants, visit the Black November sale. For outdoor plants at their normal price, browse Outdoor Plants.

Yes, for most hardy plants. The soil is moist and plants are slowing down, so the roots can settle over winter before new growth starts in spring. Plant when the ground is not frozen or waterlogged, water in well and mulch around the base.

Hardy evergreens such as Viburnum davidii and ferns such as Polystichum polyblepharum can go straight into the ground. Plants that need winter protection, such as Musa basjoo, can stay in their pots in a sheltered spot and be planted out in spring.

Sarcococca confusa opens small cream flowers in winter with a sweet scent, and it grows well in shade. Jasminum nudiflorum has bright yellow flowers on bare stems from about November to March.

Plant winter flowering shrubs near a path or a door, where you will pass them on cold days. For more plants that flower or hold their colour in the colder months, browse Winter Flowering Plants.

Trachycarpus wagnerianus is a compact hardy palm, and Chamaerops humilis, the European fan palm, is one of the most cold hardy palms you can grow. Musa basjoo is the hardiest banana for British gardens.

Offers change as stock sells, so check Hardy Exotics for the full range. Give palms free draining soil and a sheltered position, and protect the stem of a banana with fleece or straw over winter.

Water new plants in well after planting, then only when the soil is dry a few centimetres down. Plants in the ground need little extra water in winter, but plants in pots can dry out, especially under the eaves of a house or in a windy spot.

Raise pots onto feet so they drain, and move evergreens in pots, such as Fatsia japonica 'Spiders Web', out of the coldest winds. Do not feed until growth starts again; then feed every two to four weeks with a balanced liquid fertiliser through spring and summer.

Yes. Every plant is delivered across the UK with our 7 day live arrival guarantee. We work with trusted partner nurseries to source and curate the best quality plants, and every plant is grown on and supplied at its healthiest.

If you are planning a new border, Hardy Perennials and Hardy Exotic Shrubs have more plants to go with your offers.