SPECIAL OFFER FOR SPECIMEN RHODODENDRONS
Very limited quantities of special rhododendrons in speciment sizes directly from renowned German rhododendron breeder and grower H. Hachmann. These plants will not be in regular supply, they can only be pre-ordered in February and March 2025 as a paid pre-order.
Discounts:
1 piece - 10%
2 pieces - 20%
3 pieces - 30%
The offer is valid only while stocks last. Order via email: zahrada@havlis.cz or using this page but in that case please do NOT combine your rhododendron order with other items from our webshop. Ordering online you may not see correct discount, we will recalculate it correctly when processing your order manually.
New in assortment - dwarf purple rhododendron (Rhododendron impeditum f. ALBUM)14.3.2025
Dwarf purple rhododendron is one of the hardiest and reliable species in our region, favoured even by growers who aren't particularly fond of the large-flowered hybrids. It is a small, slow-growing, and very dense evergreen shrub with tiny, oval-elongated, bluish-green, aromatic leaves.
Album is a form rather than a recognized variety, a selection which is characterized by very light lilac-pink to nearly white flowers. These are small, bell-shaped but widely open, and although their colour is not particularly striking, the entire shrub is enchanting thanks to them. Mature plants bloom so profusely that the leaves disappear completely under a blanket of flowers for a few weeks. The main flowering season is from late April to mid-May, though it can produce a few more blooms at the beginning of autumn. It grows in a cushion-like form, rarely reaching 50 cm in height, but it can be twice as wide by around 15 years of age.
As a sun-tolerant species, it can be placed in a large rockery, or a border with other sun-loving ericaceous plants like heather, mountain laurels, and deciduous azaleas. It is a perfect ground cover under tall trees and a low-growing companion for compositions with large shrubs. Unless you are making a bonsai, do not prune it.
Grow this dwarf type in any location, from full sun to full shade, just make sure it is always well mulched. The roots are shallow, spreading to the sides in search of nutrients. Never plant it too deep. The soil has to be acidic (pH 4.5-5.5), rich in humus, cool, and always moist. The ideal soil mixture is peat with lime-free, light garden soil, topped with leaf mould. Very hardy to about -34 °C (USDA zone 4).
Last update 14-03-2025
Album is a form rather than a recognized variety, a selection which is characterized by very light lilac-pink to nearly white flowers. These are small, bell-shaped but widely open, and although their colour is not particularly striking, the entire shrub is enchanting thanks to them. Mature plants bloom so profusely that the leaves disappear completely under a blanket of flowers for a few weeks. The main flowering season is from late April to mid-May, though it can produce a few more blooms at the beginning of autumn. It grows in a cushion-like form, rarely reaching 50 cm in height, but it can be twice as wide by around 15 years of age.
As a sun-tolerant species, it can be placed in a large rockery, or a border with other sun-loving ericaceous plants like heather, mountain laurels, and deciduous azaleas. It is a perfect ground cover under tall trees and a low-growing companion for compositions with large shrubs. Unless you are making a bonsai, do not prune it.
Grow this dwarf type in any location, from full sun to full shade, just make sure it is always well mulched. The roots are shallow, spreading to the sides in search of nutrients. Never plant it too deep. The soil has to be acidic (pH 4.5-5.5), rich in humus, cool, and always moist. The ideal soil mixture is peat with lime-free, light garden soil, topped with leaf mould. Very hardy to about -34 °C (USDA zone 4).
Last update 14-03-2025
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New in assortment - Daimyo oak (Quercus dentata 'SIR HAROLD HILLIER')20.2.2025
The origin of the Sir Harold Hillier variety of Daimyo oak is somewhat mysterious, as it shares many characteristics with the Carl Ferris Miller variety, to the point of being almost identical. It has been proven that the seeds of both varieties came from Korea. The leaves of this tree are among the largest of all oaks, as they can reach up to 30 cm in length and half that width on a mature tree. They are conspicuously toothed with rounded lobes, glossy, minute down, and very stiff, which is more common for evergreen plants. They look almost exotic, and their shape invites sharp contrast with plants that have differently shaped or textured leaves. Their colour from spring to late summer is pleasantly medium green, and in autumn they enchant us with colourful transformations in rich shades of yellow, red, and orange, creating quickly changing maps, and before they dry, they turn a peculiar salmon-orange, which looks very attractive on such large leaf surfaces. Although a deciduous tree, its dry leaves often remain on the branches until the end of winter and fall off only with the opening of new leaf buds. On windy days, their rustling is noticeable, pleasant, and quite loud, like a bamboo wind chime.
This oak grows moderately fast and is considered a smaller tree compared to common oaks. Its final height in C.E. climate in gardens with limited root space can reach around 6-8 meters with half the width, but in parks and open landscape, it can grow up to twice that, though over many decades. Young trees make upright branches and form a narrowly pyramidal canopy, which becomes slightly rounded with age. They are often pruned in late winter to achieve a denser habit and maintain a smaller size. Shaped trees look luxurious and offer slightly larger leaves. The trunk is heavily furrowed.
It is not difficult to grow, just avoid waterlogged or water-retentive soil, where a new plant could rot from the roots. Fertilization is not required, nor is it recommended in order to ensure good maturation of new shoots and better branching. Soil pH does not matter. Plant it in full sun only. Newly transplanted trees need a strong support for 2-3 years until they establish. It is very hardy and has already survived winters in Canada at -37 °C.
Last update 21-02-2025
This oak grows moderately fast and is considered a smaller tree compared to common oaks. Its final height in C.E. climate in gardens with limited root space can reach around 6-8 meters with half the width, but in parks and open landscape, it can grow up to twice that, though over many decades. Young trees make upright branches and form a narrowly pyramidal canopy, which becomes slightly rounded with age. They are often pruned in late winter to achieve a denser habit and maintain a smaller size. Shaped trees look luxurious and offer slightly larger leaves. The trunk is heavily furrowed.
It is not difficult to grow, just avoid waterlogged or water-retentive soil, where a new plant could rot from the roots. Fertilization is not required, nor is it recommended in order to ensure good maturation of new shoots and better branching. Soil pH does not matter. Plant it in full sun only. Newly transplanted trees need a strong support for 2-3 years until they establish. It is very hardy and has already survived winters in Canada at -37 °C.
Last update 21-02-2025
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New in assortment - dawn redwood (Metasequoia glptostroboides ‚SCHIRMANN'S NORDLICHT')20.2.2025
Schirrmann's Nordlicht is another beautiful compact to dwarf cultivar of dawn redwood discovered in Germany at the beginning of the 21st century as a witch's broom on the White Spot variety. Its needles are deciduous, chartreuse in the spring and bright amber, honey, and copper hues in the autumn, which is a typical showcase of all redwoods. Once the needles fall, another beautiful feature becomes visible – the strikingly fibrous texture of the rich mahogany red trunks. The shrub form grows into a broadly pyramidal bush with pronounced tiers. The tree forms are also beautiful; however, thanks to the fact that this is a dwarf cultivar growing only about 10-15 cm per year, it will take more time to develop a tree-like appearance with a strong, central leader. On the other hand, you needn’t worry about placing it even in a small yard, as it won’t overshadow the surrounding greenery.
Dawn redwood is closely related to bald cypress (taxodium distichum) and requires very similar conditions: humus-rich, deep, moist soil, some sources even recommend boggy soil. We have been growing it here in partly water-logged location and it has been doing great. Grow it in full sun only. Pruning is possible in spring in order to maintain smaller size or to achieve a denser habit especially in young trees. But avoid over-pruning – do not prune more than 30% of the canopy to prevent stressing the tree. It is fully hardy to min. -34 °C (USDA zone 4).
Last update 09-01-2010; 21-02-2025
Dawn redwood is closely related to bald cypress (taxodium distichum) and requires very similar conditions: humus-rich, deep, moist soil, some sources even recommend boggy soil. We have been growing it here in partly water-logged location and it has been doing great. Grow it in full sun only. Pruning is possible in spring in order to maintain smaller size or to achieve a denser habit especially in young trees. But avoid over-pruning – do not prune more than 30% of the canopy to prevent stressing the tree. It is fully hardy to min. -34 °C (USDA zone 4).
Last update 09-01-2010; 21-02-2025
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New in assortment - dawn redwood (Metasequoia glptostroboides 'Wah-08ag' AMBER GLOW™)20.2.2025
AMBER GLOW™ is the result of the breeding work of William A. Head, an American breeder from Seneca, S.C., who aimed to develop a variety of dawn redwood with golden leaves that could withstand the hot summer sun without scorching, even if it didn't have roots in constant moisture. He succeeded in 2007 when he crossed the previously successful GOLDRUSH variety with pollen taken most likely from Sheridan Spire redwood. The result is excellent. It bears soft, flat, deciduous needles that are bright chartreuse in the spring, mature to golden-yellow in the summer, and turn rich amber orange in the fall. It grows about 25-35 cm per year into a symmetrical, pyramidal shape. The trunk is rich mahogany red in colour and is conspicuously fibrous, which is especially appreciated in winter. The variety is protected by patent no. PP29472 granted in 2018.
Dawn redwood is closely related to bald cypress (taxodium distichum) and requires very similar conditions: humus-rich, deep, moist soil, some sources even recommend boggy soil. We have been growing it here in partly water-logged location and it has been doing great. Grow it in full sun only. Pruning is possible in spring in order to maintain smaller size or to achieve a denser habit especially in young trees. But avoid over-pruning – do not prune more than 30% of the canopy to prevent stressing the tree. It is fully hardy to min. -34 °C (USDA zone 4).
Last update 20-02-2025
Dawn redwood is closely related to bald cypress (taxodium distichum) and requires very similar conditions: humus-rich, deep, moist soil, some sources even recommend boggy soil. We have been growing it here in partly water-logged location and it has been doing great. Grow it in full sun only. Pruning is possible in spring in order to maintain smaller size or to achieve a denser habit especially in young trees. But avoid over-pruning – do not prune more than 30% of the canopy to prevent stressing the tree. It is fully hardy to min. -34 °C (USDA zone 4).
Last update 20-02-2025
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New in assortment - hardy camellia (Camellia hiemalis 'SHOWA-NO-SAKAE')15.2.2025
Showa-no-sakae is a winter camellia variety which is often classified as Camellia sasanqua. Its pretty flowers are small to mid-sized (6-8 cm), peony-like, semi-double to fully double, medium to deep pink. It begins to bloom according to the maturity of the buds and the weather conditions, usually from mid-November and continues until the first harsh frosts. Mild frost usually doesn't bother the open flowers, as long as it's short-term, and if the shrub has more buds, it will continue to bloom after the days warm up. The evergreen leaves are narrowly ovate to broadly elliptic, dark green, highly glossy, and give the plant a luxurious appearance even outside the blooming season. It grows into a spreading, rather symmetrical shrub that can be shaped and trimmed after flowering. Showa-no-sakae was selected by E. A. McIlhenny from Jungle Gardens in Louisiana, USA, as a seedling of Shishigashira from Japan. It was registered in 1935.
Cultivation
Camellias need similar planting like rhododendrons - once you plant them well you need not care for them. They require fresh, ericaceous (acid), peat-based, humus-rich soil that will never dry out but will not be water-retaining like clay. Even moisture and good drainage are key demands for good root growth. We strongly suggest using mycorrhizal fungi when planting. Never plant it too deep and if your soil is clay elevate the root ball accordingly. Fertilizing is recommended after flowering, once a month until late summer.
Crucial is finding a good location and finding one for good - camellias detest transplanting. In the wild they grow under canopies of tall trees or at woodland margins. They dislike direct sunlight and both excess heat in summer and drying winds in colder months. Find a place at the back of the house away from winter and spring sunlight, sheltered from the north-west, or behind a tall hedge with some trees nearby to cast at least dappled shade during summer. Ever seen a camellia in full sun at the seaside? Remember that the air is so humid there that plants do not suffer from drying rays as they keep on drinking all day long. Before it establishes which might take 2-3 years provide enough moisture also in winter if the ground is not frozen but don't overwater! Mulch it well with bark mulch 5-10 cm high. Suggested hardiness is -20° to -23°C (USDA zone 6b).
Last update 17-02-2025
Cultivation
Camellias need similar planting like rhododendrons - once you plant them well you need not care for them. They require fresh, ericaceous (acid), peat-based, humus-rich soil that will never dry out but will not be water-retaining like clay. Even moisture and good drainage are key demands for good root growth. We strongly suggest using mycorrhizal fungi when planting. Never plant it too deep and if your soil is clay elevate the root ball accordingly. Fertilizing is recommended after flowering, once a month until late summer.
Crucial is finding a good location and finding one for good - camellias detest transplanting. In the wild they grow under canopies of tall trees or at woodland margins. They dislike direct sunlight and both excess heat in summer and drying winds in colder months. Find a place at the back of the house away from winter and spring sunlight, sheltered from the north-west, or behind a tall hedge with some trees nearby to cast at least dappled shade during summer. Ever seen a camellia in full sun at the seaside? Remember that the air is so humid there that plants do not suffer from drying rays as they keep on drinking all day long. Before it establishes which might take 2-3 years provide enough moisture also in winter if the ground is not frozen but don't overwater! Mulch it well with bark mulch 5-10 cm high. Suggested hardiness is -20° to -23°C (USDA zone 6b).
Last update 17-02-2025
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New in assortment - Makino rhododendron (Rhododendron makinoi 'MAKIYAK')15.2.2025
Makiyak is a Makino rhododendron that offers broadly bell-shaped flowers, which open from deep pink buds to light pink, almost white flowers. It starts blooming in the second half of May and, among other varieties of this special species, is popular for its abundant flowering, which is not always a given. The evergreen leaves are narrow and distinctly elongated, slightly curled down at margins, 8-10 cm long, and only 1.5-2.5 cm wide, dark green, and glossy, with newly emerging leaves featuring a striking silver-grey coating that protects them from drying out under intense spring sun. This is not a disease and should not be rubbed off. Like all its relatives, it is characterized by its compact, mounding, and slow growth, ensuring very beautiful and dense plants with a touch an exotic touch to beds with evergreen shrubs.
In good, constantly moist soil, it can tolerate full sun all day. For better appearance, it is recommended to carefully deadhead spent flowers after flowering. The roots are shallow, fibrous and fine, and continue to spread horizontally just under the surface, seeking nutrients, so it should never be planted too deep. Rhododendrons like moisture but cannot stand in waterlogged soil – the soil must be well-drained, acidic, nutrient-rich, cool, and constantly moist. The ideal mixture for the roots is peat mixed with light, lime-free garden soil, topped with old leaves or fine bark. You can feed it with special rhododendron or heather plant fertilizers. Hardy to at least -28 °C. (USDA zone 5).
Last update 15-02-2025.
In good, constantly moist soil, it can tolerate full sun all day. For better appearance, it is recommended to carefully deadhead spent flowers after flowering. The roots are shallow, fibrous and fine, and continue to spread horizontally just under the surface, seeking nutrients, so it should never be planted too deep. Rhododendrons like moisture but cannot stand in waterlogged soil – the soil must be well-drained, acidic, nutrient-rich, cool, and constantly moist. The ideal mixture for the roots is peat mixed with light, lime-free garden soil, topped with old leaves or fine bark. You can feed it with special rhododendron or heather plant fertilizers. Hardy to at least -28 °C. (USDA zone 5).
Last update 15-02-2025.
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New in assortment - Lenten rose (Helleborus 'Coseh 4500' HGC ICE'N ROSES® WHITE)11.2.2025
ICE N‘ ROSES® WHITE is a surprisingly snow-white variety of this late flowering Lenten rose. Possibly in order to offer a complete range of colour Heuger launched even two white-flowering varieties within this series despite the fact that white colour is typical for early flowering Christmas roses. But they would be past blooming by the time this Lenten rose picks up so hence the reason why. The flowers are large, single, and decorated with a bunch of light-yellow stamens and a chartreuse crown. Evergreen leaves are leathery, palmate, deep green, and form a compact, reliably showy, and evergreen clump until spring. Stems are deep maroon, slightly over 40 cm tall. Patent No. PP28293 was granted in 2017.
Hellebore likes heavy, evenly moist, neutral to alkaline, rich in humus soil in dappled shade or filtered sun. This hybrid will prefer at least half a day with direct sunlight. Fertilizing will increase flowering and help the leaves remain strong and nice throughout the winter. Grow it somewhere near your house entrance or close to the window you look out of frequently so that you can enjoy the plant when it starts flowering since at that time the weather outside is not yet ideal for walking around the garden. The flowers can cheer up a number of grey and gloomy days of late winter therefore thumbs up for hellebore! Harmful if eaten. Hardy to at least -29 °C (USDA zone 5).
Last update 17-02-2025
Hellebore likes heavy, evenly moist, neutral to alkaline, rich in humus soil in dappled shade or filtered sun. This hybrid will prefer at least half a day with direct sunlight. Fertilizing will increase flowering and help the leaves remain strong and nice throughout the winter. Grow it somewhere near your house entrance or close to the window you look out of frequently so that you can enjoy the plant when it starts flowering since at that time the weather outside is not yet ideal for walking around the garden. The flowers can cheer up a number of grey and gloomy days of late winter therefore thumbs up for hellebore! Harmful if eaten. Hardy to at least -29 °C (USDA zone 5).
Last update 17-02-2025
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New in assortment - glossy privet (Ligustrum lucidum 'Bokrascreen' GREEN SCREEN)11.2.2025
GREEN SCREEN privet is a reliably evergreen shrub with medium-sized, evergreen, ovate leaves of an attractive colour. In spring, it emerges with a striking mahogany-red color, which fades as the leaf matures, and the leaf turns olive green. However, before it turns completely green, its matte underside briefly changes to a pale pink. The leaf margins retain a thin red border for a long time. Young twigs are similarly mahogany-red. If you don't prune the shrub during the season, it will delight you with an abundance of beautiful, conical panicles composed of white flowers in the second half of the summer, which can be followed by small, dark, poisonous fruits whose production can be eliminated by pruning after flowering.
It grows upright, at a moderate speed (approximately 30 cm per year), and forms dense shrubs with an oval to rounded-pyramidal shape, which can be shaped and trimmed in any way from the end of winter to mid-summer. Without pruning, its height is around 4-5 meters in gardens and up to double that in zones 8 and higher in places with unlimited root space. You can use it as a hedge with a spacing of 70-100 cm from each other, or as a handsome, flowering, evergreen specimen plant with an interesting colour change of leaves.
Evergreen privets will grow in almost any soil, but in acidic to neutral soil with plenty of nutrients they will have the most intense leaf colour. The soil must be free draining, as they usually die off after the first winter in water-logged soil. Once established, they cope with long-lasting drought very well. Variegated forms should be planted in full sun, or in places with winter shade but summer sun. Glossy privet is suitable for warmer locations of zone 6 as its tested hardiness is so far -18 °C, but it is expected to withstand much more. We recommend mulching it well for the winter. During harsher winters, it may lose some leaves or even branch tips, but all will readily regenerate in the spring.
Last update 16-02-2025
It grows upright, at a moderate speed (approximately 30 cm per year), and forms dense shrubs with an oval to rounded-pyramidal shape, which can be shaped and trimmed in any way from the end of winter to mid-summer. Without pruning, its height is around 4-5 meters in gardens and up to double that in zones 8 and higher in places with unlimited root space. You can use it as a hedge with a spacing of 70-100 cm from each other, or as a handsome, flowering, evergreen specimen plant with an interesting colour change of leaves.
Evergreen privets will grow in almost any soil, but in acidic to neutral soil with plenty of nutrients they will have the most intense leaf colour. The soil must be free draining, as they usually die off after the first winter in water-logged soil. Once established, they cope with long-lasting drought very well. Variegated forms should be planted in full sun, or in places with winter shade but summer sun. Glossy privet is suitable for warmer locations of zone 6 as its tested hardiness is so far -18 °C, but it is expected to withstand much more. We recommend mulching it well for the winter. During harsher winters, it may lose some leaves or even branch tips, but all will readily regenerate in the spring.
Last update 16-02-2025
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New in assortment - rhododendron (Rhododendron 'EDITH HACHMANN')10.2.2025
Edith Hachmann is the wife of Hans Hachmann (1930-2004), a prominent German breeder, whose son Holger took over the mantle at a young age and continues the breeding of rhododendrons. On his mother's 90th birthday, he decided to name his newest beautiful creation with splendidly red flowers in her honour. It was launched on May 7, 2022, under the guidance of John Langley, a well-known garden ambassador who promotes ecological gardening and provides advice and tips at various public events and exhibitions.
Edith Hachmann rhododendron is a large-flowered hybrid with deep ruby red flowers and all the qualities you expect from a good rhododendron. The flowers are large, conspicuously spotted with dark maroon to black spots and blotches, and the contrast is enhanced even more by the stamens with conspicuous white anthers. They open from the first decade of May in upright clusters and do not suffer from rain damage. Even outside of the flowering season, Edith Hachmann is a beautiful shrub thanks to its attractive leaves. They are evergreen, dark green, large, leathery, and slightly curled. It grows moderately fast to fast into a sturdy and upright shape, reaching a height and width of around 1.4 m at 10 years of age. The variety is healthy and blooms regularly and abundantly.
For a better-looking plant deadhead where possible. The roots are shallow, spreading to sides in search for nutrients. Never plant them too deep. The soil must be acidic (pH 4.5-5.5), rich in humus, cool and always moist but well-drained. Ideal soil mixture is peat with lime-free, light garden soil topped with leaf-mould. It is hardy to min. -27°C (USDA zone 5b).
Last update 10-02-2025
Edith Hachmann rhododendron is a large-flowered hybrid with deep ruby red flowers and all the qualities you expect from a good rhododendron. The flowers are large, conspicuously spotted with dark maroon to black spots and blotches, and the contrast is enhanced even more by the stamens with conspicuous white anthers. They open from the first decade of May in upright clusters and do not suffer from rain damage. Even outside of the flowering season, Edith Hachmann is a beautiful shrub thanks to its attractive leaves. They are evergreen, dark green, large, leathery, and slightly curled. It grows moderately fast to fast into a sturdy and upright shape, reaching a height and width of around 1.4 m at 10 years of age. The variety is healthy and blooms regularly and abundantly.
For a better-looking plant deadhead where possible. The roots are shallow, spreading to sides in search for nutrients. Never plant them too deep. The soil must be acidic (pH 4.5-5.5), rich in humus, cool and always moist but well-drained. Ideal soil mixture is peat with lime-free, light garden soil topped with leaf-mould. It is hardy to min. -27°C (USDA zone 5b).
Last update 10-02-2025
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NEW TREES FROM CZECH NURSERY6.12.2024
We have a fresh and attractive offer of new trees from a partner Czech nursery at better prices.
Since the trees remain in their nursery until you place your order, we don't have to take care of them at our garden center which makes them significantly cheaper. Your discounts or special offers still apply, unless stated otherwise.
In our webshop they are labeled "TO ORDER" and we collect them from the nursery on a weekly basis, so you never have to wait long.
Just one thing – we are unable to display the current availability in real time since the quantities change every hour but as soon as you order we have them confirmed for you ASAP and offer you the option of delivery or inform you of the date when you can collect your trees in our garden centre.
Here is the initial list of all trees available at the turn of 2024/2025 and since it is not updated some items may be unavailable as they sell out. Just click on the plant name to get to your webshop.
SMART CREDIT1.12.2024
Are you planning to purchase plants in spring or summer or even autumn 2024? Be it one flower bed or the whole garden, consider our latest novelty that guarantees you the highest possible retail discount for plants when purchased at the right time. Using our SMART CREDIT you will make a prepayment using the current discount level does not have an expiry date so you can use it whenever you like.
We used it for a couple of customers last year and they loved it, so now we decided to launch it as a regular new product. It appears that for larger orders it is more popular than vouchers👍
Smart Credit or a Gift Voucher?
Vouchers are commonly designed to serve as a gift, yet you can use it for yourself, too, if you wish to make a discounted prepayment. It is useful for smaller amounts and has an expiry date (maximum a year from the date of purchase). Unlike Smart Credit which is valid indefinitely and you can use it both for large orders as well as in dribs and drabs. It is confirmed electronically and is protected by a PIN code. It can be used for any amount between 1,000 CZK until 500,000 CZK.
Make a saving and keep on planning all winter long
The highest discount you can get is 15 % in December (unless a special is announced). In January it drops to 10 % and to 5 % in February. If you already know that you are planning to revamp your garden or do a brand new one during the following gardening season, get a Smart Credit and then just search for plants, project your designs, choose the right items and simply enjoy yourselves landscaping your future garden 😊😊
You can purchase Smart Credit here.
WINTER SALE IS HERE1.12.2024
We are bringing you our Winter Sale which starts December 1 and ends on February 29. You can come and shop in our garden centre using our discount system, or make an order on-line for shipment or collection either now or in spring. It does not matter. The only important thing which matters is when you make your payment.
Learn more about it at our DISCOUNTS section.
