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Cornus sericea ‘Cardinal’

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- Fagus sylvatica Duo
  
  A classic mix of green and copper beech, ideal for hedges, screens, or specimen trees. Read More »
- Cornus ‘Eddie’s White Wonder’
  
  A spectacular dogwood tree for your garden, with broad white bracts surrounding small green-purple flowers in May-June Read More »
- Clematis ‘Bridgewater’
  
  Late-flowering Clematis with large, soft pink blooms that measure up to 15cm across. Read More »
- Radish ‘Felicia’ – Seeds
  
  An exciting new vivid purple skinned variety, Radish ?Felicia? has a good peppery punch, a crisp texture and looks fabulous in a salad or finely sliced Read More »
- Lemon (Citrus Fruit)
  
  Savour the taste of home grown lemons! These citrus fruits take up to a year to develop, but are well worth the wait – try adding Read More »
- 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 »
- Clematis ‘Guernsey Flute’?
  
  Large flowers span 12-14cm across, their immaculate white petals highlighted by red anthers. With a main flowering period from May to July and repeat flowers extending Read More »
- Pink Shockwave preplanted hanging basket
  
  Put your feet up and enjoy summer long colour without any effort! Read More »
- Caesar Marble Effect Terracotta Bowl Planters
  
  34.5cm Bowl Planter: Dimensions: D34.5 x H15.5cm; Weight: 1.3kg; Thickness 8mm; 46cm Bowl Planter: Dimensions: D46 x H21cm; Weight: 3kg; Thickness 10mm; Colour: Terracotta Marble; 4 Read More »
- Leek ‘Mercurian’ F1 Hybrid – Seeds
  
  The ideal choice if you want a great autumn harvest of long, white stems which don?t become rounded or bulb-like at the base. Read More »

Most Popular
- High Energy High Fat Bundle
  
  Fat for energy, and hearts for nutritional goodness, this is a bundle that?s big on what birds need most. Suitable for smaller birds such as tits, Read More »
- Geranium sanguineum ‘Pink Pouffe’
  
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- Large Four Bowl Cascading Water Feature With LED Lights
  
  Create your own tranquil oasis with Large Four Bowl Cascading Water Feature With LED Lights. Read More »
- Cobra Self Propelled Electric Start 135cc Engine 46cm Mower With Rear Roller
  
  For that perfectly striped lawn, the Cobra RM46SPCE 18 electric start petrol lawnmower includes a rear roller for a traditional finish. Read More »
- 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! Read More »

Our Picks
- Aquilegia x hybrida ‘Crown Jewels Mixed’ – Seeds
  
  The modern art of breeding, with some help from Mother Nature, has created this stunning new blend. A mixture of single, double, pompom, clematis flowered, long Read More »
- Organic Leek ‘Carentan’ – Seeds
  
  Reliable and flavoursome Organic Leek ‘Carentan’ provides a wonderful autumn and winter crop of thick, straight stems, perfect for adding to warming winter stews, soups and Read More »
- Chamaecyparis lawsoniana ‘Minima Aurea’
  
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- Orange (Citrus Fruit)
  
  Savour the taste of home grown Panama Oranges! The delicious fruits take up to a year to develop, but are well worth the wait – try Read More »
- Pyracantha ‘Golden Charmer’
  
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Monthly Choice
- Geranium x magnificum
  
  This deep veined violet geranium is an RHS AGM holder. Read More »
- Ranunculus aquatilis (Oxygenating Aquatic)
  
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- Raspberry ‘Twotimer Sugana’ (Everbearing)
  
  There’s no need to grow autumn and summer fruiting varieties when you choose Raspberry Sugana. Read More »
- Gerbera ‘Sweet Love’
  
  In years gone by, Gerberas were some of the first plants to come into the greenhouse as winter approached. New breeding has changed all that – Read More »
- Lilac ‘Josée’
  
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