Acer palmatum Duo - Wild Bird Food Direct

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Acer palmatum Duo

These beautiful Acer varieties make superb specimen trees which are well suited to growing in small gardens and containers

Best Sellers
- Typha latifolia ‘Variegata’ (Marginal Aquatic)
  
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- Poppy ‘Beauty of Livermere’
  
  Poppy ‘Beauty of Livermere’ is a wonderful plant for cottage garden style borders Read More »
- Garden Grow Fibre Grow Pots
  
  A great alternative to plastic pots, these naturally biodegradable fibre pots are perfect for planting seeds, seedlings and cuttings. Just plant out the whole pot when Read More »
- Wool Compost for Seeds
  
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- Ericaceous Feed
  
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- Clematis All Season Collection
  
  Clematis All Season Collection contains a versatile selection of clematis for every season including both herbaceous and climbing varieties. Read More »
- Linaria purpurea ‘Canon Went’
  
  A pretty, slender herbaceous perennial with elegant spires of small pink, snapdragon-like flowers Read More »
- Supa Premium Fat Ball Feeder with Tray
  
  A Supa garden bird fat ball feeder complete with tray and a lift lid for easy filling Read More »
- Chlorophytum comosum ‘Variegatum’
  
  The perfect beginners house plant and one of the best known, instantly recognisable indoor plants there are. Spider Plants are easy to keep and will soon Read More »
- Cabbage chinese ‘Natsuki’ F1 – Seeds
  
  A truly multipurpose variety with good tip burn and bolting resistance. Young leaves can be used in salads and stir fries in as little as 7 Read More »

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- Actiniopteris australis
  
  This small tropical fern is a miniature beauty. Read More »
- Narcissus ‘Value Mixed’
  
  Narcissus ‘Value Mixed’ will fill your beds, borders and containers with a dazzling display. We?ve brought together Daffodils of every colour and shape imaginable, with a Read More »
- Squash ‘Hunter’ F1 Hybrid (Winter) – Seeds
  
  This British bred variety is perfectly adapted to our cooler climate, producing very high yields of 5-6 squash per plant! Butternut Squash ?Hunter? forms a bushy, Read More »
- Plum Duo Family Tree
  
  A pair of delicious plum varieties grafted onto one plum tree! Read More »
- Magnolia sieboldii
  
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Our Picks
- Blackthorn (Hedging)
  
  Prunus spinosa is better known as a Sloe or Blackthorn bush when naturalised in hedgerows. Blackthorn is named for it’s small round black berries that are Read More »
- Abelia x grandiflora ‘Kaleidoscope’
  
  The magnificent foliage of this pretty evergreen shrub blends from citrus greens and yellow in spring/summer to gorgeous reds and purples through autumn/winter. Bears white bell-shaped Read More »
- Flutter Butter Jar – FRUITY
  
  We love butter and now birds can have it too with the famous Flutter Butter Read More »
- Tomato ‘Crimson Cherry’ (Grafted)
  
  Tomato ‘Crimson Cherry’ has been bred with outdoor growing in mind. This early cropping variety begins producing fruit before the worst risk of blight arrives, and Read More »
- Viburnum nudum ‘Brandywine’
  
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Monthly Choice
- Runner Bean ‘Celebration’ – Seeds
  
  This RHS AGM variety is particularly high yielding, producing an abundance of tender beans with an excellent flavour. The pods of Runner Bean ‘Celebration’ are fleshy, Read More »
- Frangula alnus ‘Fine Line’
  
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- Philodendron ‘Red Beauty’ in hydro pot
  
  A striking foliage plant, Philodendron ?Red Beauty? bears large, red-tinged, glossy leaves supported at the ends of strong stems, maturing into a broad, arching canopy of Read More »
- Tomato ‘Magnusa’
  
  Compact variety that can be grown in 20cm pots promising summer long harvests of snackable 10-13g sweet fruits with a brix of 10%. Read More »
- Catharanthus roseus ‘Soiree Sweet Besties Trio’
  
  An unusual but rewarding choice for summer bedding, bringing nonstop vibrant colour in a sweet palette of pinks with contrasting eyes. Read More »