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Bergenia cordifolia ‘Purpurea’

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- Hellebore ‘Double Mixed’
  
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- Hollyhock ‘Halo White’ – Seeds
  
  Large, bright white single flowers with an attractive bright yellow ‘haloin the centre of each bloom. Hollyhock Halo White produces tall flower spikes on strong bushy Read More »
- Chempak® Seed Base with Soluwet Wetting Agent
  
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- Crocus ‘Dutch Purple’
  
  Crocus ?Dutch Purple? boasts large, goblet-shaped flowers in royal purple with startling orange stamens. Read More »
- Nymphaea ‘Sioux’ (Deep Water Aquatic)
  
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- Amaryllis ‘Minerva’
  
  An eye-catching Hippeastrum producing vibrant red blooms with a central white star. Admired for their large, showy blooms, amaryllis plants are a firm favourite for the Read More »
- Lemon (Citrus Fruit)
  
  Savour the taste of home grown lemons! These citrus fruits take up to a year to develop, but are well worth the wait – try adding Read More »
- Begonia x tuberhybrida ‘Fringed (Fimbriata) Mixed’
  
  Fringed carnation like flowers with ruffled petals in the boldest colours. These spectacular begonias flower all summer long. Perfect for beds, borders and containers, or a Read More »
- Apple ‘Gala’
  
  Enjoy the crisp sweet flavour of freshly picked fruit from this dwarf apple tree. Specially bred dwarf variety, producing large dessert apples on stems reaching only Read More »
- Chrysanthemum ‘Hardy Patio Improved’
  
  These hardy, compact Chrysanthemums are fantastic for adding late summer and autumn colour to your garden, just as other plants are starting to fade. Each plant Read More »

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- Fatsia japonica
  
  A firm favourite for adding a tropical note to gardens, Fatsia japonica is a fast-growing, low maintenance shrub. Hardy and evergreen, its architectural value stems from Read More »
- Nurserymans Choice Succulent
  
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- Lavender ‘Melissa Lilac’
  
  A showy English Lavender with purple flower spikes which are noticeably larger than most cultivars, with distinctly rounded petals. Flowering from July to September, this hardy Read More »
- Courgette ‘Butterstick’ F1 Hybrid – Seeds
  
  Courgette ?Butterstick? F1 produces bright yellow courgettes with a sweetish flavour. Read More »
- Ajuga reptans ‘Burgundy Glow’
  
  This low-maintenance creeping perennial creates a weed smothering carpet of colourful semi-evergreen leaves. Read More »

Our Picks
- Thuja occidentalis ‘Malonyana Holub’
  
  An extremely curious and unique selection. Thuja occidentalis ?Malonyana Holub? forms an intricate architecture of dense, ascending shoots that grow in irregular directions. Read More »
- Camellia x williamsii ‘Debbie’
  
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- Garden Gear Metal Garden Ornaments
  
  Add some colour and fun to your garden or outside area with this charming heron garden ornament from Garden Gear. Read More »
- Taxus media ‘Farmen’
  
  A compact, slow-growing yew selected for its broad, spreading growth pattern. Read More »
- Chempak® Seed Base with Soluwet Wetting Agent
  
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Monthly Choice
- Geranium pratense var. pratense f. albiflorum ‘Laura’
  
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- Davidia involucrata ‘Sonoma’
  
  No need to wait two decades to see this magnificent Handkerchief Tree coming into flower! Read More »
- Calendula ‘Art Shades’ – Seeds
  
  When it blooms in the spring and summer, Calendula ‘Art Shades’ is a wonderful addition to cottage garden borders. The annual’s double, textured blooms also make Read More »
- Cabbage ‘April’ (Spring) – Seeds
  
  It has one very big advantage over most other cabbages suitable for autumn sowing. Cabbage April can withstand the bolting tendency (running to seed with resulting Read More »
- Limnanthes douglasii – Seeds
  
  The Fried Egg or Poached Egg plant will attract hoverflies to your garden to beat the aphids. Bees also love this low, spreading carpet of fragrant Read More »