Trapdoor Snails | Viviparus viviparus

Trapdoor Snails | Viviparus viviparusAttractively patterned spiral shells in shades of green and yellow These helpful little snails will eat the algae from the bottom of your pond to help keep it clean. They also feed on dead foliage, plankton and other microdebris as well as excess fish food, preventing fish overfeeding The name 'Trapdoor' is due to their ability to produce an operculum, a tough plate that protects them from predators and prevents dehydration. They can seal themselves

red-brown fruits

requiring only the odd prune here or there to keep to its allotted space

'Kiku-shidare-zakura'

meaning all you need to do is prune your tree to help retain its shape

The Pixie apple was developed at the National Fruit Trials farm in Kent

Perfect for the front of beds and borders

A profusion of tiny yellow star-like flowers through the summer

This charming False Shamrock brings with it vibrant green foliage with a neat

give it a liquid fertiliser feed to maintain good progression

This bold bromeliad features deep purple

A stunning array of colours are produced on strong stems

white and purple colour into your garden with this lovely blend of Tulip garden bulbs