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Cornus mas ‘Jolico’

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- Potato ‘Duke of York’
  
  A good-looking potato with an equally excellent flavour, Potato ?Blue Belle? is a popular show bench variety. Read More »
- Leucothoe fontanesiana ‘Whitewater’
  
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- Dendrobium nobile ‘Sunny Eye’
  
  Two sturdy, bamboo-like stems crowded with masses of creamy flowers, blushed with pink and studded with a striking dark eye. Read More »
- Lilac ‘Bloomerang Pink Perfume’
  
  Enjoy the flowers and fragrance of lilac for months! Most lilac bushes bloom for just a few weeks in spring – but Lilac ?Bloomerang Pink Perfume? Read More »
- Cymbidium Sarah Jean gx ‘Ice Cascade’
  
  Add some magic to your interior décor with this glamorous cymbidium orchid. Read More »
- Hydrangea quercifolia ‘Burgundy’
  
  Hydrangea quercifolia ‘Burgundy’ is the best oak-leaved hydrangea for intense autumn foliage colour. Read More »
- Crab Apple ‘Maypole Column’
  
  A unique, columnar crab apple, perfect for growing in the tightest of spaces. Apple ‘Maypole Column’ is both ornamental and productive, delivering spring and autumn impact Read More »
- Rhododendron ‘Barselik’ (Azalea Group)
  
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- Lupin ‘Gallery Red’
  
  A colourful display of these cottage garden favourites will return year after year, getting stronger, with more flower spikes each time. The Lupin Gallery Series are Read More »
- Jasminum x stephanense
  
  This pretty deciduous climber bears an abundance of delicate star-shaped pink flowers in June and July, which emit a delicious jasmine fragrance. The slender leaves emerge Read More »

Most Popular
- Begonia ‘Emperor Mix’
  
  For large flowers and early flowering you can?t beat Begonia ?Emperor Mix?. Read More »
- Spiraea japonica ‘Anthony Waterer’ (Hedging)
  
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- Holly crenata ‘Convexa’
  
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- Gerbera garvinea ‘Cheeky Red’
  
  The most floriferous of all hardy Gerberas, this new ‘Cheeky’ series will keep smiling its vibrant blooms all summer long. Read More »
- Tomato ‘Divinity’ F1 hybrid – Seeds
  
  Tomato ?Divinity? boasts a bushy habit and evergreen genes that keep its foliage looking fresh and green for longer. With built in resistance to late blight, Read More »

Our Picks
- Acer palmatum ‘Skeeters Broom’
  
  Acer palmatum ‘Skeeters Broom’ is a very popular dwarf Acer noted for its upright, slender habit and its lively display of red-toned foliage which moves through Read More »
- Eriophyllum lanatum
  
  Also known as ?the sunshine flower,? this cheerful little ground cover plant will quickly spread the sun around your garden. Read More »
- Nerine bowdenii ‘Mister John’
  
  Rich, deep pink blooms appearing in autumn make Nerine ?Mr John? a great choice for late season colour at the back of your flower beds and Read More »
- Rose ‘Volcano’ (Hybrid Tea)
  
  This multiple award-winning rose radiates warmth with its glowing palette of gold, coral and orange. Read More »
- Bergenia Cordifolia Winterglut
  
  The English translation of this variety, Bergenia ‘Winterglow’, hints at this variety?s super power! Rounded, glossy, evergreen leaves become flushed with red in autumn. The bright Read More »

Monthly Choice
- Fittonia ‘Skeleton’
  
  This adorable little beauty from Peru has gorgeous foliage traced with bright pink veins against an olive green background Read More »
- Blechnum spicant
  
  This elegant British native fern is often seen growing on dry stone walls and rocky banks. Read More »
- Poppy ‘Brilliant’ – Seeds
  
  The classic Orientale Poppy, with large, bright scarlet-red flowers with a jet black centre, which comes true to type from seed. A striking plant for the Read More »
- Knautia macedonica
  
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- Armeria maritima ‘Splendens’
  
  Sea thrift is the ideal plant for coastal gardens or those who want a reminder of the seaside! Armeria maritima ‘Spendens’ produces dark pink lollipop-like flowerheads Read More »