Campanula persicifolia ‘Caerulea’ - Wild Bird Food Direct

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Campanula persicifolia ‘Caerulea’

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- Aubretia gracilis ‘Kitte Rose Red’
  
  Aubrieta ?Kitte Rose Red? provides a bold spring display, creating sweeping drifts of rich reddish-purple flowers held above cushiony mounds of evergreen leaves Read More »
- Sedum kamtschaticum var. kamtschaticum ‘Variegatum’
  
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- Iris ‘Katharine Hodgkin’
  
  A beautiful dwarf iris variety that blooms in January/ February alongside crocuses. Admire the colourful detail on every petal of these large flowers, upon a light Read More »
- Osaka Straw Basket Pot
  
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- Crassula ‘Buddha’s Temple’
  
  These mini green pagodas make amusing plant curios for decorating a window sill or shelf. Read More »
- Garden Gear Motion Sensor Super Bright Solar Security Light
  
  Powerful, energy-efficient lighting featuring three adjustable lamp heads, an extra-large crystalline solar panel, 74 ultra-bright LEDs and three intelligent lighting modes. Read More »
- Microgreens Mustard ‘Red Lace’ – Seeds
  
  These colourful shoots deliver on both looks and flavour! Microgreens Mustard ‘Red Lace’ boast white stems with contrasting maroon-purple leaves. As you would expect from a Read More »
- Petunia hybrida ‘Purple Tower’ F1 hybrid – Seeds
  
  We believe that this is the fastest climbing petunia available from seed – easily reaching the top of a 120-180cm climbing frame by the end of Read More »
- Nasturtium ‘Baby Deep Rose’ – Seeds
  
  Unusual deep rosy-pink blooms set this gorgeous variety apart from traditional types. Ideal for pots and window boxes. Read More »
- Iberis gibraltarica
  
  Iberis or candytuft plants are extremely easy to grow, but guarantee great results Read More »

Most Popular
- Strawberry ‘Honeoye’ (Early Season)
  
  A popular commercial variety of strawberry, Strawberry ‘Honeyeye’ produces a heavy crop in June and July. Read More »
- Tulip ‘Finola’
  
  Intensifying in colour over time from opalescent creams to soft shell pink and rose, Tulip ?Finola? opens into a large, loosely-petalled, peony-like bowl. Read More »
- No Mess Easy Feed Bundle
  
  De-husked, low on mess and big on nutrition, this is a bundle that is packed full of energy and represents fantastic value. By offering this wide Read More »
- Crocus ‘Jeanne d’Arc’
  
  In the warm spring sunshine, these stunning, goblet shaped blooms unfurl their glistening pure-white petals. Crocus ‘Jeanne d’Arc’ looks fantastic in containers and window boxes where Read More »
- Geum Borisii
  
  There aren?t many hardy perennials which offer pure orange flowers, but Geums excel in this colour range and Geum ?Borisii? is no exception. Read More »

Our Picks
- Grape ‘Muscat Hamburg’
  
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- Magnolia grandiflora ‘Goliath’
  
  An evergreen magnolia, hardier than other grandiflora varieties, with larger and longer-flowering blooms plus the ability to flower at an early age. Read More »
- Forsythia ‘Maree d’Or’
  
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- Nurseryman?s Choice Summer Favourites
  
  Take advantage of the BEST DEAL in the catalogue! If you don’t mind what varieties you have, as long as they’re easy to grow and will Read More »
- Haworthia ‘Hybrid Mix’
  
  These cute succulents are perfect for a windowsill or small shelf. Slow growing and drought tolerant, they require little care or attention. Read More »

Monthly Choice
- Corydalis ‘Blue Heron’
  
  An excellent variety boasting intense gentian blue flowers with an extended flowering season. Read More »
- Poppy ‘Pizzicato’
  
  Dwarf oriental poppy with blooms up to 15cm across in a wide colour range, each plant carrying up to 20 sturdy flower stems. Read More »
- Chamaecyparis obtusa ‘Gitte’
  
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- Hydrangea arborescens ‘Lime Rickey’
  
  Hydrangea arborescens ?Lime Rickey? is a rounded, deciduous shrub with broad, dark green leaves. Domed, lime green flower heads, up to 15cm (6) across, make a Read More »
- Tillandsia argentea
  
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