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Cotoneaster lucidus

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- Yucca gloriosa ‘Variegata’
  
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- Hibiscus ‘Flower Tower White’
  
  For small gardens and tight spaces, you can?t beat these Flower Tower hibiscus. Read More »
- Arum Lily ‘Crowborough’ (Marginal Aquatic)
  
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- Tulip ‘Blushing Lady’
  
  Large, vase-shaped rose-pink flowers blend into soft yellow. Read More »
- Viola ‘Waterfall’ Mixed – Seeds
  
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- Weigela rosea (Hedging)
  
  This attractive deciduous shrub is adorned with pink flowers from late spring. Ht. 1-2m. Supplied as bare root plants. Read More »
- Narcissus ‘Rip Van Winkle’
  
  The unique flower heads of this dwarf daffodil look like a multitude of glittering stars! Ribbon like petals of the brightest gold will light up your Read More »
- Crocus Value Mix
  
  For a sparkling spring show, these colourful crocuses are hard to beat. Perfect for planting in rockeries, naturalising in grass, or growing in large groups beneath Read More »
- Pea ‘Shiraz’ (Mangetout) – Seeds
  
  From British breeding, this is the first commercially grown purple variety! The purple colour is rich in healthy anthocyanin (antioxidant) pigment. Attractive bicoloured flowers form stunning Read More »
- Ampelopsis aconitifolia ‘Chinese Lace’
  
  A vigorous, self-clinging climber that adapts to most conditions, effortlessly covering fences, running along walls and clothing unsightly features with a lush cloak of beautiful filigree Read More »

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- Tomato ‘Crimson Crush’ (Grafted)
  
  If blight has decimated your crops in the past then look no further than Tomato ‘Crimson Crush’. This cordon F1 hybrid has built in blight defences, Read More »
- Slate/Black Glazed Cylinder Planter
  
  These durable pots are strong but lightweight – made from 70% recycled polypropylene plastic and 30% stone powder, they are frost and UV resistant and will Read More »
- Hydrangea serrata ‘Blueberry Cheesecake’
  
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- Nurserymans Choice Alpine Mix
  
  Perfect for creating your own alpine trough or planting up a gravel garden. This collection will be be selected at random from our wide range of Read More »
- Geum ‘Samba Sunset’
  
  Geum ‘Samba Sunset’ comes from the latest breeding programmes for larger blooms and a free-flowering display. The results are spectacular! Enormous, double flowers, twice the size Read More »

Our Picks
- Radish ‘Flamboyant 3’ – Seeds
  
  High quality half-long, cylindrical radishes with a white tip. When you bite into Radish Flamboyant 3, the first reaction is "wow!". The flavour really is refreshingly Read More »
- Rhododendron ‘Toreador’ (Azalea Group)
  
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- Oakham Sparrow Terrace Nest Box
  
  Oakham Sparrow Nest Box has been designed specifically for Sparrows, which prefer to nest together in congregation. Read More »
- Hydrangea arborescens ‘Lime Rickey’
  
  Hydrangea arborescens ?Lime Rickey? is a rounded, deciduous shrub with broad, dark green leaves. Domed, lime green flower heads, up to 15cm (6) across, make a Read More »
- Dahlia ‘Happy Days Red’
  
  Thought you didn?t have space to grow dahlias? Think again! Dahlia ?Happy Days Red? is a compact, dwarf variety that was bred with pots, window boxes Read More »

Monthly Choice
- Sweet Orange (Citrus Fruit)
  
  Sweet orange trees are a decorative and productive addition to the spring and summer garden and will thrive in a conservatory or on a windowsill through Read More »
- Astilbe White
  
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- Taxus baccata ‘Semperaurea’
  
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- Tomato ‘Ananas’ – Seeds
  
  Large, slightly flat fruits of up to 500g (18oz) are simply delicious! The flesh is juicy, sweet and meaty and have very few seeds, plus a Read More »
- Mushroom Windowsill Kit King Oyster
  
  Enjoy freshly picked mushrooms straight from your windowsill at any time of the year! These handy Windowsill Mushroom Growing Kits can be started into growth at Read More »