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  Fritillaria persica

  Also know as the Black Persian Lily, these unusual fritillaria bulbs create a wonderful focal point in a border during April-May with long spires containing dozens Read More »
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  Cornus alba ‘Miracle’

  Trouble-free deciduous shrub offering year round colour – variegated foliage, tinted pink in spring, striking autumnal hues and vivid red stems through winter. Read More »
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  Lily ‘Double Fantasy’

  Pollen-free, upward-facing, deep pink blooms edged in white, reaching up to 20cm across. Read More »
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  Platycladus orientalis ‘Aurea Nana’

  Platycladus orientalis ‘Aurea Nana’ is a small but robust conifer, also known as Dwarf golden oriental thuja. The plant’s height might be a mere 90cm (3′), Read More »
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  Acorus calamus (Marginal Aquatic)

  Non-invasive rush for shallow water or boggy ground, with flat, blade-like, fresh green foliage and clusters of arum-like flowers from May to July. Read More »
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  Sweet Pepper ‘Super Snack Yellow’

  These productive, sweet and juicy peppers are at least 50% larger than regular snack peppers you?ll find in the shops; perfect for salads and stuffing during Read More »
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  Tulip ‘Angelique’

  Exquisite fragranceSuperb cut-flowerExquisitely fragranced rosette blooms of purest pink with many petals. Plant tulips in groups and delight as they open to reveal their superb colouring. Read More »
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  Acer pseudosieboldianum ‘North Wind’

  One of the ?Jack Frost? series of super-hardy hybrid Japanese Acers, Acer x pseudosieboldianum ?North Wind? tolerates much colder temperatures than other Japanese Acers Read More »
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  Salvia splendens ‘Blaze of Fire’

  Super scarlet salvia flowers sit proudly above rich green foliage from June until October making this the perfect bedding plant for a blaze of summer colour. Read More »
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  Helianthemum The Bride

  From late spring to midsummer, Helianthemum ?The Bride? dazzles with frothing mounds of snowy white flowers with yellow centres above low cushions of silvery grey leaves. Read More »