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Solanum crispum ‘Glasnevin’

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- Honey Bee Flower Mixed – Seeds
  
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- Photinia x fraseri ‘Carré Rouge’
  
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- Forsythia x intermedia ‘Week-End’
  
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- Borage – Seeds
  
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- Poppy orientale ‘Perry’s White’
  
  Stunning ice-white blooms with contrasting purple-black blotches. Read More »
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- Blue Breeze Bell Glazed Planter
  
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- Potentilla fruticosa ‘Red Lady’
  
  Not many shrubs boast red flowers, but Potentilla fruticosa ?Red Lady? excels. Read More »
- Leptinella squalida ‘Platt’s Black’
  
  Forming a low mat of striking bronze fern-like foliage, Leptinella squalida ‘Platt’s Black’ is ideal for groundcover, edging paths and underplanting shrubs and roses. Read More »

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- Fuchsia ‘Royal Mosaic’
  
  The royal purple, slightly ruffled petals of Fuchsia ‘Royal Mosaic’ are painted with a lovely magenta marbling. These extravagant, large double blooms trail in abundance, covering Read More »
- Azalea pontica (luteum)
  
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- Mushroom Windowsill Kit – 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 »
- Garden Gear Metal Ornamental Obelisks
  
  This pair of Garden Gear Metal Ornamental Obelisks features a decorative scroll and leaf design surmounted by a dainty perching bird. Read More »
- Callistemon ‘Beeslebuzz Inn’
  
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Monthly Choice
- Begonia Majestic Apricot Shades Mix
  
  Huge fully double blooms, in a fiery mix of apricot tones pour from hanging baskets and containers in a non-stop cascade of colour from July to Read More »
- Viburnum x carlcephalum
  
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- Berberis thunbergii ‘Chocolate Summer’
  
  This hardy, deciduous shrub makes a superb colour contrast in mixed borders. Purple-pink foliage covers the upright red stems, producing a most attractive display in summer. Read More »
- Hydrangea macrophylla ‘Roco Black Knight’
  
  An alluring variety with dark burgundy-red mophead blooms that stand out against the bright green foliage. It?s unusual colour makes this an eye-catching variety ? little Read More »
- Aquilegia vulgaris var. stellata ‘Black Barlow’
  
  Dark and mysterious, this intriguing black columbine is a must for herbaceous borders. Aquilegia ‘Black Barlow’ has nodding black blooms that are carried on wiry stems Read More »