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Aster novi-belgii ‘Alice Haslam’

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- Euonymus fortunei ‘Blonde Beauty’
  
  A versatile, evergreen, low-maintenance shrub that thrives in almost any position! The leathery creamy-yellow leaves with green margins form a dense compact shrub which is ideal Read More »
- The Peanut & Sunflower Combo Bundle
  
  Two of the most popular bird food options, combined in one fantastic value bundle that is great for beginners and bird food experts alike. A cracking Read More »
- Cornus sericea ‘Flaviramea’ (Hedging)
  
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- Dianthus ‘Neon Pink’
  
  Indulge yourself with the sweet and heady clove-like aromas of Dianthus ?Neon Pink?. Read More »
- Cedrus deodara
  
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- Garden Gear Event Dome Shelter
  
  Host events whilst staying protected from the elements with this dome events shelter by Garden Gear. Read More »
- Runner Bean ‘Polestar’ – Seeds
  
  British bred for high yields and reliability, Runner Bean ‘Polestar’ has become a gardenersfavourite. The stringless, fleshy pods are produced in clusters of fleshy, flavoursome beans Read More »
- Corylopsis pauciflora
  
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- Choisya ‘Little Bee’
  
  This petite Choisya is perfect for the smaller garden or container growing. Read More »
- Penstemon ‘Pensham Plum Jerkum’
  
  With upright stems bearing purple trumpets lined with white, Penstemon ?Pensham Plum Jerkum? is an attractive front of border perennial which will provide vibrant colour for Read More »

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- Rhododendron ‘Leni’
  
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- Malva moschata ‘Alba’
  
  Producing masses of satiny, pure white saucer-shaped blooms throughout summer and early autumn, Malva moschata ‘Alba’ is stunningly elegant perennial for the cottage garden or mixed Read More »
- RocketGro Organic Chicken Manure
  
  A high nitrogen manure produced from free-range chickens, RocketGro Organic Chicken Manure will boost the health and yields of your plants. Read More »
- Cornus sericea ‘Bud’s Yellow’
  
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- Verbena bonariensis
  
  Verbena bonariensis produces lavender flower heads formed from tightly-clustered florets, held stiffly upright on branching stems. These long-lasting blooms are a magnet for bees and butterflies, Read More »

Our Picks
- Forsythia x intermedia ‘Week-End’
  
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- Swiss Chard ‘Fordhook Giant’ – Seeds
  
  Enjoy this versatile and increasingly popular vegetable as salad leaves when young, or when more mature, the nutritious leaves can be steamed and used like spinach. Read More »
- Begonia maculata
  
  This tropical beauty always attracts comment. Who could resist the asymmetrical, heart shaped, silver-spotted foliage with dark claret undersides? The large leaves of Begonia maculata are Read More »
- Ligustrum vulgare ‘Atrovirens’ (Hedging)
  
  Three main aspects we all look for when choosing plants are reliability, versatility and vigour, and this variety of common Privet provides just that, and more. Read More »
- Steel Effect Planter
  
  Lightweight yet resilient planter featuring an authentic steel-look finish Read More »

Monthly Choice
- Garden Border Wood Effect Edging
  
  Easy to install, flexible but durable, this Garden Border Edging creates a neat, crisp finish to your borders whilst reducing maintenance. Read More »
- Plum ‘Victoria’
  
  A classic, self fertile variety of plum producing heavy crops of delicious fruit in August and September. Victoria plums are delicious eaten straight from the tree, Read More »
- Rhododendron ‘XXL Yellow’
  
  Rhododendron ‘XXL Yellow’ is an exciting new hybrid rhododendron featuring extra-large flowers paired with a neat, rounded habit. Rhododendron ‘XXL Yellow’ features soft yellow blooms measuring up Read More »
- Grape ‘Himrod’
  
  This seedless American variety produces high yields of small but sweet-tasting green grapes with a honey-like flavour and crispy texture. Read More »
- Dianthus deltoides ‘Brilliant’
  
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