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Crocosmia ‘George Davison’

Best Sellers
- Agapanthus Purple Collection
  
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- Foxglove ‘Excelsior Hybrids’
  
  The tall spires of Foxglove ?Excelsior Hybrids? produce delicate bell-shaped flowers with heavily spotted throats in pastel shades of mauve, pink, yellow or white. The uniform Read More »
- Scabiosa ‘Blue’
  
  Create a buzz in your garden with beautiful, nectar-rich Scabious ?Blue?. A wildlife garden essential loved for its ethereal, airy looks and also for being hugely Read More »
- Tulip ‘Magic Lavender’ and ‘Mango Charm’ Collection
  
  A colour co-ordinated match made in heaven, these two varieties of tulip complement each other so well that it would be a shame to see them Read More »
- Viburnum plicatum f. tomentosum ‘Shasta’
  
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- Wisteria floribunda ‘Alba’
  
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- Viburnum opulus ‘Compactum’
  
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- Crab apple (Hedging)
  
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- Holly ‘Argentea Marginata’
  
  Winner of a prestigious RHS Award of Garden Merit and a fantastic female specimen for year-round interest, Holly ‘Argentea Marginata’ bears dark green, toothed, evergreen leaves Read More »
- Garden Gear 270-Litre Lockable Garden Storage with Sit on Lid
  
  Keep possessions safe and stored away with this 270-litre storage box with sit-on cover from Garden Gear Read More »

Most Popular
- Allium ‘Yellow Fantasy’
  
  This little allium is perfect for running along the front of borders, weaving in ribbons through gravel gardens, or planting into a patio trough. Read More »
- Ilex aquifolium ‘J.C. van Tol’
  
  Almost spineless and smaller in size, this holly cultivar has all the best attributes of the native species but in a version that is much more Read More »
- Gooseberry Collection
  
  This gooseberry collection has three different varieties, which can provide plenty of fresh berries throughout the summer. Gooseberries are perfect for desserts such as crumbles, and Read More »
- Geranium ‘Flower Fairy Pink Splash’
  
  Plant this Zonal Pelargonium in patio containers and window boxes for a dramatic hit of summer colour Read More »
- Peony ‘Doreen’
  
  This old peony cultivar has classically beautiful looks. Read More »

Our Picks
- Hollyhock ‘Chater’s Salmon Pink’
  
  The ?Chater?s? Series are well known for their towering spires of flowers and rich range of colours. Hollyhock ‘Chater’s Salmon Pink’ is brimming with elegance and Read More »
- Lavender ‘Heavenly Scent’
  
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- Heucherella Trailing Sweet Tea
  
  The most vividly coloured Heucherella available, ‘Sweet Tea’ boasts a unique and incredibly striking colourway. The maple-like leaves open a rich shade of apricot-orange and darken Read More »
- Mr. Men? Little Miss? – Little Miss Sunshine – Sunflower ‘Helios Flame’ – Seeds
  
  Whenever Little Miss Sunshine wants to cheer people up, she gives them a packet of sunflower seeds. She shows them how to plant them, one to Read More »
- Marigold ‘Scarlet Sophie’ – Seeds
  
  Spectacular camellia-like blooms – uniquely different, the rich russet red flowers trimmed with gold change to flame red as the flower ages. Early and smothered with Read More »

Monthly Choice
- Pistachio Green Flowerpot with Saucer
  
  Stylish trellis design and brushed pewter effect in weather-resistant recycled plastic that resists cracking and fading and equipped with pre-drilled drainage holes Read More »
- Serenity Cubic Cascading Pebble Wall Water Feature
  
  Create a stylish focal point in your garden or courtyard with this cubic cascading pebble wall water feature from Serenity Read More »
- Meconopsis baileyi ‘Hensol Violet’
  
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- Black Sunflower Seeds
  
  A high oil treat that is a great alternative to peanuts. The husks make great compost too! Read More »
- Cherry ‘Wonder Tree Sunburst’ (Patio Cherry)
  
  Transform even the smallest of growing spaces into a mini orchard with Cherry ?Wonder Tree Sunburst?. Read More »