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Acer Palmatum ‘Peve Dave’

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- Chaenomeles x superba ‘Jet Trail’
  
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- Veronica x media ‘First Love’
  
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- Poppy ‘Royal Wedding’
  
  Lush foliage appears in spring followed by large ruffled white flowers with deep centres in June. The nectar-rich flowers are highly attractive to butterflies and bees. Read More »
- Iris ‘Autumn Encore’ (Reblooming)
  
  Iris ?Autumn Encore? is a reblooming Bearded Iris featuring large flowers with striking royal purple veining and stippling against a white ground. Read More »
- Eco-friendly Roman Stone Effect Border Edging
  
  Ideal for creating an attractive lawn edging, or a garden border surround, the stone effect rubber border is easy to install and durable once in position. Read More »
- Russian Tarragon – Seeds
  
  Similar to French tarragon, but producing a more vigorous plant. Russian Tarragon produces branching stems of lance-shaped, aromatic foliage can be used for tarragon vinegars, in Read More »
- Skimmia japonica ‘Rubella’
  
  Skimmia japonica ‘Rubella’ is a plant that offers year round interest with glossy evergreen foliage, and during summer, dense panicles of small, fragrant white flowers, followed Read More »
- Astilbe Red
  
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- Buddleja ‘Buzz® Collection’
  
  The world’s first patio Buddleja, Buddleja ‘Buzz®’ bears flowers the size of usual buddlejas but on plants that are half the size! Read More »
- Lantana ‘Passion Fruit’
  
  Special semi-trailing variety in tropical colour blend for a fruity-looking basket! Read More »

Most Popular
- Leucothoe keiskei ‘Burning Love’
  
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- Lavender ‘BeeZee® White’
  
  An exciting new hardy, compact lavender bred specifically for the British climate, Lavender ‘BeeZee® White? even improves on the very popular ?Hidcote?. Read More »
- Raspberry Full Season Collection
  
  Enjoy fresh raspberries from late June all the way through to mid October with these British-Bred, superbly flavoured, heavy cropping varieties. Height: 150cm (59”). Spread: 50cm Read More »
- Euonymus japonicus ‘White Spire’
  
  Euonymus japonicus ?White Spire? is a recent selection of Euonymus with an erect habit and dark grey-green leaves with creamy-white margins. Read More »
- Coronilla glauca
  
  Whilst most garden plants are drab and flowerless during the winter months, this attractive shrub flowers from December until April, making it a great backdrop to Read More »

Our Picks
- Pyracantha coccinea ‘Red Column’
  
  Pyracantha coccinea ‘Red Column’ has an upright form and can be planted as a specimen amongst other shrubs, but also looks great planted in lines to Read More »
- Spring Saver Collection
  
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- Chamaecyparis pisifera ‘Filifera Aurea’
  
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- Tomato ‘Moneymaker’
  
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- Gooseberry ‘Giggles Green’
  
  If you enjoy a crisp and aromatic flavour to your Gooseberries then this one fits the bill. The rounded, juicy fruits are particularly large and borne Read More »

Monthly Choice
- Kale ‘Jardin Mixed’ – Seeds
  
  This gorgeous kale selection with mauve and cream centres are not only tasty and nutritious, but they have masses of ornamental appeal too. Read More »
- Thuja occidentalis ‘Mirjam’
  
  Thuja occidentalis ‘Mirjam’ is a miniature, hardy tree, perfect for rockeries and patio containers. Its evergreen foliage forms a compact globe shape and turns spectacular shades Read More »
- Juniperus communis ‘Green Carpet’
  
  This low growing Juniper makes excellent, weed suppressing ground cover for rockeries and borders, or grown as an individual specimen plant. The low, sweeping branches are Read More »
- Deutzia monbeigii
  
  An outstanding and reliably floriferous shrub with exquisite, gem-like flowers and a graceful habit. Read More »
- Caesar Marble Effect Planter
  
  Caesar Marble Effect Planters have the appearance of real marble but offer affordability and practicality. Read More »