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Aloe ‘Safari Sunrise’

Aloes are a familiar house plant, but now you can enjoy Aloe ‘Safari Sunrise’ outdoors too

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- Anemone coronaria ‘St Brigid’
  
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- Osteospermum ‘Purple Sun’
  
  Osteospermum ‘Purple Sun’ is a multi-award winning plant. The vibrant flowers smother the plant in summer. They have mauve centres, with yellow tipped petals. Read More »
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- Dolichos lablab ‘Ruby Moon’ – Seeds
  
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- Dianella revoluta ‘Blue Stream’
  
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- Antirrhinum ‘Sweet Duet Series’
  
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Our Picks
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- Brunnera macrophylla ‘Looking Glass’
  
  Brunnera macrophylla ‘Looking Glass’ sports fabulous heart-shaped foliage that is almost completely silver. Read More »
- Forget-Me-Not Mixed
  
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- Garden Life Acacia Hardwood Bistro Set
  
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Monthly Choice
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- Garden Snips
  
  These handy pocket sized garden snips are great for cutting flowers for the house or for deadheading your summer annuals. Read More »
- Cynara cardunculus
  
  A spectacular feature plant with mounds of huge, silvery-grey, deeply cut leaves and towering stems topped with artichoke-like, purple flower heads from June onwards. Read More »