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Chaenomeles speciosa ‘Nivalis’

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- Isolepis cernua (Oxygenating Aquatic)
  
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- Tulip ‘Danceline’
  
  Peony-type tulip bearing white flowers with a ripple of pink. The outer petals are streaked green. Read More »
- Lavender stoechas ‘Ruffles Blueberry’
  
  A compact French lavender, boasting a high flower count of fat, dark purple heads topped with large, ruffled bracts in violet-blue. Read More »
- Zantedeschia aethiopica (Marginal Aquatic)
  
  Dramatic pond plant with large, glossy, arrow-shaped foliage and gleaming white spathes from spring to summer. Read More »
- Tulip ‘Caribbean Parrot’
  
  Add a tropical touch to your spring displays with this exciting parrot tulip! Ruffled yellow petals each have a delicate orange-red margin, with the odd flash Read More »
- Distylium myricoides ‘Blue Cascade’
  
  You may not be familiar with Distylium myricoides ‘Blue Cascade’ as it’s a relatively unknown shrub but why not give it a try? You don’t want Read More »
- Cotoneaster horizontalis
  
  Cotoneaster plants are best known for providing excellent ground cover and this variety is no exception. Its spreading stems grow quickly in sunlight or semi-shade, efficiently Read More »
- Abelia x grandiflora
  
  Abelia x grandiflora deserves to be seen more often in gardens, remaining colourful and fragrant over many months – particularly in the autumn. Semi-evergreen, with bowing Read More »
- Nasturtium ‘Alaska Mixed’ (VM Seeds)
  
  A pretty mix of nasturtiums with marbled foliage, Ideal for patio containers as well as beds, borders and baskets in a full sun position. Height: 20cm Read More »
- Lombardy Poplar (Hedging)
  
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- Salvia Lips Duo Collection
  
  A bright duo of two lip-smacking, bi-coloured Salvias! Read More »
- Lonicera japonica ‘Red World’
  
  If it?s fragrance that draws you to honeysuckles then the strong scent of ?Red World? won?t disappoint. Read More »
- Miscanthus sinensis ‘Zebrinus’
  
  This spectacular perennial grass produces distinctive arching green foliage striped with horizontal cream bands. The tall flower plumes are long lasting, making an elegant focal point Read More »
- Coleus canina ‘Scaredy Cat’
  
  This easy to grow Coleus Canina keeps cats, dogs, rabbits and foxes away from your garden, also known as the ?Scaredy Cat? Plant. It produces an Read More »
- Acorus gramineus ‘Argenteostriatus’ (Marginal Aquatic/Bog Garden)
  
  An aquatic, deciduous grass suited to bog gardens or a shallow pond shelf. Read More »

Our Picks
- Atlanta Pot
  
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- Campsis radicans ‘Stromboli’
  
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- Organic Lettuce ‘Red & Green Salad Bowl Mixed’ (Loose-Leaf) – Seeds
  
  A loose-leaf type with soft wavy edges, this Organic Lettuce ‘Red & Green Salad Bowl Mixed’ provides you with both colours for varied pickings throughout summer. Read More »
- Cabbage ‘April’ (Spring) – Seeds
  
  It has one very big advantage over most other cabbages suitable for autumn sowing. Cabbage April can withstand the bolting tendency (running to seed with resulting Read More »
- Juniperus horizontalis ‘Pancake’
  
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Monthly Choice
- Magnolia ‘Satisfaction’
  
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- Dahlia ‘Sunshine Bouquet Mix’
  
  Ten varieties of double, cactus, and pompom blooms in a radiant mix of lemon, gold, coral and tangerine create a striking display of colours, textures and Read More »
- Multinester Nest Box
  
  This Multinester Nest Box is beautifully crafted, with a simple, natural design that blends effortlessly into the garden. Read More »
- Kiwi ‘Atlas’ (Male Variety)
  
  ?Atlas? is a vigorous male variety that doesn?t produce fruit but is an essential pollination partner for all other female Kiwi fruits. Read More »
- Asarina purpusii ‘Victoria Falls’ – Seeds
  
  Vibrant cerise-purple antirrhinum-like flowers, clasped in lime-green bracts, cascade from delicately arching stems, that grow to 45cm (18in). This half-hardy perennial will flower from early May Read More »