Category Archives: Plants & Seeds
Astrantia Star of Love
Astrantia ?Star of Love? is one of the most intensely coloured astrantias, producing a froth of deep reddish-pink blooms held on dark purple stems.
Astrantia ‘Florence’
Astrantia ?Florence? is a tasteful and elegant hardy perennial producing a froth of delicate soft pink blooms from June to September.
Philotheca myoporoides
Both the blooms and the foliage of Eriostemon myoporoides have a fresh, zesty fragrance which could easily be described as gin and tonic scented! This half hardy shrub is blooms in winter and spring with delicate star-shaped flowers above a bushy mound of linear evergreen foliage. Also known as wax flower, it?s long been a
Alstroemeria ‘Indian Summer’
With striking fiery coloured flowers from June to November, this compact and hardy peruvian lily is an ideal specimen for a patio container. The rich bronze foliage makes the perfect backdrop to the flowers, highlighting their glowing colour. Height: 70cm (28). Spread: 60cm (24). Supplied as jumbo plug plants.
Blueberry ‘Full Season Collection’
Blueberries are becoming increasingly popular and well known for their high levels of Vitamin C and health boosting compounds. Why not grow your own with our Blueberry ‘Full Season Collection’. Specially selected to give you the longest cropping season, these hardy fruit bushes will fruit from July right through to September. Better still, Blueberry plant
Nurserymans Choice Perennial Cottage Garden Collection
Boost your borders with this selection of easy-to grow, low maintenance cottage garden favourites in an array of vibrant colours.
Dahlia ‘Orange Turmoil’
This semi-cactus dahlia bears fruity orange blooms, each petal tipped with soft apricot-pink. Dahlia ‘Orange Turmoil’ is fantastic for adding late summer colour to the garden, flowering non-stop from July until the first frosts.
Allium ‘Serendipity’
Selected for its blue-tinged foliage, Allium ?Serendipity? was discovered as a sport of the popular Allium ?Millenium?.
Wisteria ‘Caroline’
Caroline’ blooms earlier than most wisteria, so you can enjoy the abundant lilac-blue flowers and wonderful fragrance much sooner. A deciduous climber with mid-green, pinnate leaves, It is best grown in full sun, and is perfect for training on a wall or pergola, or when just left to grow through other well-established trees and shrubs.
Senecio cineraria ‘Silver Dust’
A half hardy perennial best treated as a half hardy annual, this is a showy bedding plant producing a 20-25cm (8-10in) mound of finely divided silvery white foliage.
Azalea ‘Starstyle Pink’
The result of 18 years of breeding, Azalea Starstyle Pink is a unique new variety with masses of distinctive hot pink, star-shaped flowers set against long, narrow, pointed leaves.
Azalea ‘Starstyle Lilac’
Azalea ‘Starstyle Lilac’ is a unique new variety with masses of distinctive star-shaped flowers in bright pinkish-purple.
Busy Lizzie ‘Beacon Salsa Mixed’
Busy Lizzie ?Beacon Salsa Mixed? bears vivid flowers in shades of carmine,pink and orange and will keep your patio splashed with Mediterranean colour all summer long.
Foxglove ‘Dalmatian Mixed’
Foxgloves are a classic plant of the ‘English Country Garden’ and loved for their high towers of cone shaped flowers, that look spectacular in garden borders. Foxglove ‘Dalmatian Mixed’ are hardy perennials and grow well in full sun, or partial shade, flowering between May and July.
Fuchsia ‘Garden News’ (Hardy)
Fuchsia ‘Garden News’ is one of the biggest flowered hardy fuchsias with blousy blooms comprising pastel pink sepals and bold magenta-orange petals
Geranium ‘Rozanne’
Commonly known as Cranesbill. Followers of the 2013 RHS Chelsea Flower Show will know that this plant was recently awarded 1st place in their ?Plant of the Centenary?. Geranium ‘Rozanne’ produces an abundance of lilac blue flowers.
Cyclamen hederifolium
Gardens can sometimes look a bit bleak in the winter, but not when they contain Cyclamen neapolitanum! This hardy perennial flowers in the autumn, producing delicate, sweet-smelling, pink blooms with beautiful, reflexed petals. Subsequently, the Ivy-leaved Cyclamen, which is sometimes called Cyclamen hederifolium, produces unique, heart-shaped foliage with a marbled silver and green top and
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, and this elegant perennial is at its most effective when planted in large swathes. Verbena bonariensis is enjoying a resurgence in popularity, associating beautifully with grasses in a tranquil
