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Acer palmatum ‘Katsura’

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- Begonia semperflorens ‘Options Mixed’ – Seeds
  
  The various flower and foliage combinations include white and rose bicolour, vermilion, white and scarlet with bronze foliage, carmine, pink and geranium red with dark foliage. Read More »
- Pineapple Plant ‘Rosita’
  
  Even in the dark winter months, these pink pineapples will lift your spirits with a tropical, hip-swinging samba vibe! Read More »
- Black/Grey Potato Growing Bags
  
  For an convenient and easy way to grow potatoes on your patio look no further than our Potato Growing Bags. These durable black/grey bags hold 8 Read More »
- Osmanthus heterophyllus
  
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- Pear ‘Obelisk Column’
  
  Specially developed for patio growing, Pear ?Obelisk Column? has a narrow footprint making it perfect for containers and small gardens. Read More »
- Tulip ‘Triumph Mixed’
  
  The mid-season blooms of Tulip ‘Triumph Mixed’ boast bright, fresh colours and shapely single blooms. We?ve brought together a classic mix of these iconic Tulips in Read More »
- Geranium ‘Balcon Mix’
  
  Balcon Red’ or ‘Decora Imperial’ is one of the most widely grown geraniums in the UK and Europe – if you’ve seen a chalet or villa Read More »
- Chempak® Yearlong Fertiliser
  
  Just 1 application per year is all you need! This fertiliser will gradually release nutrients over the year, providing a controlled flow of plant food around Read More »
- Cryptomeria japonica ‘Elegans Viridis’
  
  The soft foliage of Cryptomeria japonica ?Elegans Viridis? is irresistibly tactile. Read More »
- Antirrhinum majus ‘Circus Clowns’ – Seeds
  
  This jolly mixture will brighten your garden! The attractive bicoloured blooms stand proud above rich green foliage. This medium height variety looks delightful planted en-masse in Read More »

Most Popular
- Aphelandra squarrosa
  
  An incredibly striking houseplant, Zebra Plant boasts large, shiny emerald leaves with prominent white stripes along the veins. Read More »
- Spiraea cinerea ‘Graciosa’
  
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- Astilbe chinensis ‘Pearl’ Collection
  
  Add some elegance to summer borders with the graceful, feathery plumes of our Astilbe chinensis ?Pearl? Collection. These bushy, hardy perennials produce attractive clumps of finely Read More »
- Fuchsia ‘Fuchsita Candy’
  
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- Forsythia x intermedia ‘Mikador’
  
  Forsythia is one of the true signs of spring, and now you can enjoy it on the patio with ‘Mikador’, the first compact forsythia! Short plants Read More »

Our Picks
- Chives – Seeds
  
  This perennial member of the onion family is undemanding and easy to grow, returning year after year, and attracting bees and butterflies to its pretty pink Read More »
- Hypericum kalmianum ‘Sunny Boulevard’
  
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- Prunella grandiflora ?Violet-Flowered?
  
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- Marigold F1 ‘Zenith Mixed’
  
  The result of an Afro-French Hybrid, Marigold ‘Zenith’ produces masses of large, crested or carnation-like flowers, in a wide range of yellows, reds, oranges and bicolour Read More »
- Rose ‘Peter’s Persica’ (Climbing Patio)
  
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Monthly Choice
- Kalanchoe ‘Sunny Mix’
  
  This trio of rose-pink, pale pink and white Kalanchoe makes a colourful display that, unlike cut flowers, lasts for weeks. Read More »
- Sunflower ‘Earth Walker’ – Seeds
  
  A diverse mixture of charming Sunflowers in a range of bronze and yellow, also including the exquisite deeper chocolate-brown shades. The good quality plants, producing many Read More »
- Azalea ‘White Throat’
  
  A Knaphill hybrid, Azalea ?White Throat? is valued for its dazzling white double flowers adorned with frilly edges. Read More »
- 2 Seater Acacia Folding Bench (FSC Approved)
  
  Simple, classic lines mean this Acacia Folding Bench blends with any garden style and will never go out of fashion. The bench is made from durable, Read More »
- Rhododendron ‘Cilpinense’
  
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