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Clethra alnifolia ‘Hummingbird’

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- Grape ‘Fragola’
  
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- Oenothera tetragona
  
  From late spring to late summer, Oenothera tetragona bears 2-inch, saucer-shaped flowers in golden yellow which contrast beautifully with its red tinged buds and stems. Read More »
- Hydrangea paniculata ‘Diamantino’
  
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- Magnolia grandiflora ‘Alta’
  
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- Cytisus x praecox
  
  This Broom shrub is a great colourful, low maintenance choice for a wide range of gardens, including coastal and cottage. Once planted, Cytisus x praecox, requires Read More »
- Wall Frame
  
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- Picea glauca ‘Jalako Gold’
  
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- Heuchera ‘Plum Pudding’
  
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- Campsis x tagliabuana ‘Yellow Trumpet’
  
  This hardy, deciduous shrub bears showy, rich golden-yellow, trumpet-shaped flowers from spring to autumn, against a backdrop of mid-green tooth-shaped foliage. ‘Yellow Trumpet’ is compact and Read More »
- Verbena ‘Union Jack Mixed’
  
  Create a patriotic display that is fit for a King (or Queen) with the trailing stems of Verbena ‘Union Jack’. Regal shades of red, white and Read More »

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- Trollius europaeus Lemon Queen
  
  Trollius x cultorum ‘Lemon Queen’ is perfect for adding a cheery splash of colour to damp borders, boggy spots and the margins of ponds and streams. Read More »
- Penstemon ‘Pensham Amelia Jayne’
  
  With radiant red flowers with satiny white centres tinged with pink, Penstemon ?Pensham Amelia Jayne’ is an amazing performer, blooming for five months of the year Read More »
- Floating Pond Kit
  
  This kit contains everything you need to create a beautiful floating display for your pond. Floating Pond Kit includes a square floating planter, 3 wildlife-friendly pond Read More »
- Rose ‘Breeder’s Choice Pink’ (Hybrid Tea Rose)
  
  Bush roses are always popular, and this variety is one of the best, in a beautiful shade of pink. Height: 1m (3′). Spread: 60cm (24). Supplied Read More »
- Blueberry ‘Jersey’
  
  Blueberry ?Jersey? is late flowering and so especially well-suited to colder gardens where early flowers can get cut down by frost. Read More »

Our Picks
- Dianthus ‘Carnelia Pink & Proud’
  
  Semi-double, bi-coloured flowers with a delicious perfume in a pretty combination of pale pink and white with a final flourish of dark pink to catch the Read More »
- Ginkgo biloba ‘Mariken’
  
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- Delphinium ‘Guinevere’
  
  A member of the legendary ?Pacific Giants? group, Delphinium ?Guinevere? makes a dramatic impression Read More »
- Hydrangea arborescens ‘Strong Annabelle’
  
  Hydrangea arborescens ‘Strong Annabelle’ produces giant globes of pure white flowers which are held on extremely strong stems. It is similar in appearance to the well-liked Read More »
- Patio Pond Plant Basket
  
  This Patio Pond Kit is the quick and easy way to create a calming water feature, even where space is limited! There’s no need for heavy Read More »

Monthly Choice
- Dahlia ‘Delightful Dinner Plate Collection’
  
  Unashamed glamour ? these huge, Dinnerplate Dahlias will excite gasps of awe! Read More »
- Scabious ‘Ace of Spades’ – Seeds
  
  Fully double, pin cushion flower heads which are as near to black as can be. Gently fragrant, they make good cut flowers and will no doubt Read More »
- Coleus ‘T&M Prize Strain Improved Mixed’ – Seeds
  
  The sheer joy of this mixture is the wide and multiple colour range. It gives you so many different pot plants from one packet of seed 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 »
- Hedera helix ‘Glacier’
  
  This vigorous Ivy will quickly scale walls and fences to create an evergreen patchwork of attractive, lobed foliage. Dark green and silvery grey leaves, are each Read More »