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Tulip ‘Paul Scherer’

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- Rhododendron ‘Catawbiense Grandiflorum’
  
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- Cucumber ‘Crystal Apple’ – Seeds
  
  Outdoor typeThis fascinating heritage variety originates from Australia in the early 1900’s. Cucumber ‘Crystal Apple’ crops prolifically if the large golf ball sized fruits are picked Read More »
- Redcurrant ‘Summer Pearls Red’
  
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- Fuchsia ‘Garden News’ (Hardy)
  
  Fuchsia ‘Garden News’ is one of the biggest flowered hardy fuchsias with blousy blooms comprising pastel pink sepals and bold magenta-orange petals Read More »
- Hydrangea quercifolia ‘Ice Crystal’
  
  A more compact version of oak-leaved hydrangea that suits smaller gardens and containers, Hydrangea quercifolia ‘Ice Crystal’ only grows to just over a metre on maturity. Read More »
- Dianthus deltoides ‘Arctic Fire’ – Seeds
  
  A spectacular first year flowering perennial Dianthus that is quick to flower. Dwarf plants of deep green foliage, are smothered with dainty white serrated flowers complimented Read More »
- Vinca minor ‘Bowles’s Variety’
  
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- Heptacodium miconioides
  
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- Hydrangea serrata ‘Bluebird’
  
  Rich, dark blue centres of this dainty lacecap variety of the popular shrub are encircled by paler blue large florets, the two together show each other Read More »
- Oenothera biennis – Kew Pollination Seed Collection
  
  Best known as Evening Primrose, this biennial wildflower is a magnet for pollinating insects. With an upright, bushy habit, it produces fragrant, bright yellow, cup-shaped blooms Read More »

Most Popular
- Dianthus ‘Flutterby’
  
  Pretty in pink, Dianthus ?Flutterby? boasts magenta single flowers with a darker centre and a contrasting white eye and margin. Read More »
- Cucumber ‘Cumini’
  
  A brand new, compact cucumber plant that?s smothered in fruit, with up to 5 fruit per node. Producing so many cucumbers that they look like bunches Read More »
- Chempak® Orchid Bloom Formula
  
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- Ribes sanguineum (Hedging)
  
  A vigorous, easy-going flowering shrub that makes a fast-growing, flowering hedge or border specimen. Read More »
- Cauliflower ‘White Step’ F1 Hybrid (Autumn) – Seeds
  
  Compact cauliflower that’s ideal for the smaller garden. It produces a solid, pure white curd head which is just the right size – 10cm (4in) diameter Read More »

Our Picks
- Carrot ‘Adelaide’ F1 Hybrid – Seeds
  
  One of the earliest maturing varieties, Carrot ‘Adelaide’ will be your first carrot crop of the year. This RHS AGM variety is ideal for growing in Read More »
- Linaria maroccana ‘Licilia Peach’ – Seeds
  
  In gorgeous sunset colours of coral, yellow and red, this baby snapdragon is a real charmer, bringing an unusual colour palette into the garden. Read More »
- Poppy ‘Danish Flag’ – Seeds
  
  With bright red, super frilled flowers. Each with a white cross and contrasting golden yellow stamens, Poppy ?Danish Flag? is certain to stand out in your Read More »
- Ceanothus ‘Italian Skies’
  
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- Beetroot ‘Pablo’ F1 Hybrid – Seeds
  
  Top quality, smooth-skinned, round roots with dark red skin and flesh with a small taproot, ideal for growing as baby beets. Delicious in summer salads or Read More »

Monthly Choice
- Polemonium boreale ‘Heavenly Habit’ – Seeds
  
  Attractive clusters of violet-blue flowers, each with a distinct golden yellow eye, look divine against the bushy, deep green foliage. Their dwarf habit makes them idea! Read More »
- Crinodendron hookerianum ‘Ashmount’
  
  A rare and sought-after variety of the ?Chilean Lantern Tree? with lantern-shaped flowers in a delicate shade of pink produced over many months on a large, Read More »
- Sparganium erectum (Marginal Aquatic)
  
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- Tulip ‘Rembrandt Mix’
  
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- Kale ‘Black Magic’
  
  This is a specially bred kale variety for the UK climate and shows a great resistance to bolting. Read More »