Category Archives: Plants & Seeds
Bulb Bonanza Collection
A bumper collection of 1000 spring bulbs that is superb value for money and will bring wonderful colour to your garden to chase the winter greys away. Enjoy an array of brightly coloured flowers in your beds, borders and containers, which can be planted amongst your perennials or to enjoy as a striking stand alone
Bulb Spring Saver Collection
A bumper collection of 1000 spring bulbs that is superb value for money and will bring wonderful colour to your garden to chase the winter greys away. Enjoy an array of brightly coloured flowers in your beds, borders and containers, which can be planted amongst your perennials or to enjoy as a striking stand alone
Argyranthemum Aramis Collection
These hardworking Marguerites produce a dazzling display of cheerful daisies all summer long and are fabulous in sunny patio pots where they?ll attract plenty of bees and butterflies.
Wisteria sinensis ‘Rosea’
Wisteria sinensis ‘Rosea’ is a stunning pink form of the much-loved Chinese wisteria. This deciduous, twining climber produces elegant cascading racemes of gently scented, pea-like flowers that drip from bare stems in late spring.
Trachelospermum jasminoides ‘Star of Toscana’
This captivating climber will always attract attention! The glossy, evergreen foliage of Star Jasmine hosts a constellation of star-shaped, creamy yellow flowers with an irresistible fragrance. Train the twining stems of Trachelospermum jasminoides ‘Star of Toscana’ onto an obelisk or over an archway for a glamorous display. Best planted near a doorway or well used
Passiflora caerulea ‘Constance Elliott’
Passion flowers boast outrageously exotic looks but are surprisingly vigorous and easy to grow if given a warm and sheltered wall.
Parthenocissus quinquefolia
For a quick-growing, care-free plant, look no further than the Virginia Creeper – you can almost see this classic garden climber growing by the day! The attractive foliage, which turns a lustrous crimson shade in autumn, is striking and much admired.Parthenocissus quinquefolia is ideal for beginners, as plants do not require any special treatment, although
Lonicera japonica ‘Red World’
If it?s fragrance that draws you to honeysuckles then the strong scent of ?Red World? won?t disappoint.
Lonicera periclymenum
If you want to support wildlife in your garden, reserve a spot for Lonicera pericylmenum, our native honeysuckle.
Hedera helix ‘Woerner’
This fast and totally reliable evergreen climber will grow anywhere, forming a rapid green screen with multiple seasons of interest whilst providing a paradise for wildlife.
Lonicera heckrottii ‘American Beauty’
Throughout summer, Lonicera ‘American Beauty’ bears whorls of tubular flowers, with an irresistibly rich, heady scent.
Lonicera henryi
Possibly the most reliable of evergreen Honeysuckles, holding its leaves in all but the coldest of winters.
Clematis Vitalba
Often seen scrambling through hedges and trees, Clematis vitalba is the UK?s native, wild clematis, better known by its romantic folk names – Traveller?s Joy and Old Man?s Beard.
Clematis ‘Paul Farges’
Clematis ?Paul Farges? creates a dreamy picture of billowing mounds covered in an enormous abundance of snowflake-like flowers.
Clematis tangutica
This vigorous clematis will easily cover a house wall, large trellis or arch where its relaxed, billowing habit will soften hard structures.
Clematis ‘Margaret Hunt’
Clematis ?Margaret Hunt? is a medium-sized variety, suitable for covering an obelisk or trellis without getting out of hand.
Clematis montana ‘Rubens’
Clematis montana are prized for their abundant display of early summer flowers that literally smother the foliage. The leaves emerge a rich bronze colour before darkening to deep green as they mature.
Nurseryman’s Choice Perennials
A new selection of stunning hardy perennials – just perfect for creating a cottage garden or filling in gaps in your borders!
Penstemon ‘Ice Cream Collection’
Penstemon ?Ice Cream Collection? is a wonderful combination of three varieties of these tough and easy to grow hardy perennials. By putting together the collection, we?ve given you the best possible colour combination that will produce flowers well into the autumn months!
