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Cyperus alternifolius (Marginal Aquatic)

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- Aquilegia vulgaris var. stellata ‘Black Barlow’
  
  Dark and mysterious, this intriguing black columbine is a must for herbaceous borders. Aquilegia ‘Black Barlow’ has nodding black blooms that are carried on wiry stems Read More »
- Lavender ‘Mini Blue’ – Seeds
  
  Perfect for containers and for use as a neat edging plant, here’s a dwarf first-year-flowering perennial lavender. The compact, yet bushy plants enjoy a position in Read More »
- Narcissus ‘White Diamonds Mixture’
  
  A fabulous mix of white Narcissus that will gleam like precious jewels each spring. Daffodil ‘White Diamonds Mix’ brings together large, dwarf, single and double varieties Read More »
- Tulip ‘Artist Collection’
  
  Tulip ?Artist Collection? is a superb mix of award-winning viridiflora tulips with long-lasting blooms on short stems. Reliably perennial. RHS Award of Garden Merit. Read More »
- Tomato ‘Moneymaker’
  
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- Hosta ‘Guacamole’
  
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- Anemone ‘Ruffled Swan’
  
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- Thuja occidentalis ‘Tiny Tim’
  
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- Philadelphus ‘Virginal’ (Hedging)
  
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- Magnolia x soulangeana ‘Alba Superba’
  
  Magnolia x soulangeana ?Alba Superba? has retained its popular status in the market, due to its excellent shapely upright form with large, fragrant, pure white flowers Read More »

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- Clematis ‘Mrs Cholmondeley’
  
  Clematis ‘Mrs Cholmondeley’ bears gorgeous wide flowers that can reach up to 20cm (8) across if grow in optimum conditions. Each flower is a stunning soft Read More »
- Courgette ‘Butterstick’ F1
  
  Courgette ?Butterstick? F1 produces bright yellow courgettes with a sweetish flavour. Read More »
- Britains Favourite Apple Tree Collection
  
  This apple tree selection has three popular and traditional cultivars, and is a nice addition to a fruit and vegetable garden, allotment or medium sized garden. Read More »
- Cobra Electric Scarifier & Aerator 2 in 1
  
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- Clematis ‘Westerplatte’
  
  A stunning deep red-maroon flowering clematis with large velvety petals, flowering from May to June and again in September. Ideal for growing up a fence, trellis, Read More »

Our Picks
- Berberis Thunbergii Toscana First Editions
  
  Japanese Barberries are always popular for their coloured foliage and seasonal changes. This dazzling variety is no exception! Citrus-yellow foliage cloaks the spreading stems from spring, Read More »
- Crab Apple ‘Evereste’
  
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- Garden Life Woven Willow Border Edging
  
  Add some neat and natural bordering or edging to your garden using the woven willow border from Waltons. Read More »
- Campanula Pink Octopus
  
  Japanese lantern buds swell out to burst forth as striking pink-tentacled flowers on this truly unusual variety. Read More »
- Choisya x dewitteana ‘Aztec Pearl’
  
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Monthly Choice
- Hydrangea macrophylla ‘Yulika’
  
  An exciting mophead variety with large double white blooms, the petals edged with rich pink-red margins, creating a striking bi-coloured effect. Read More »
- The Nuttery Squirrel-Proof Oval Fat Ball/Suet Cake Feeder Ocean Green
  
  This cleverly designed feeder allows small birds to feast on calorie-rich suet cakes and fatballs whilst deterring squirrels and excluding larger birds. Read More »
- Adenium obesum ‘Red’
  
  Adenium obesum ?Red? is a gorgeous and unusual selection of the Desert Rose that boasts cerise-red flowers. Read More »
- Dianthus ‘Rainbow Loveliness Improved Mixed’ – Seeds
  
  Years of selection means that we’re now able to offer customers this very pretty and unusual-looking dianthus. Vastly improved, this incredibly fragrant variety offers better colours, Read More »
- Heliotrope marine
  
  Tiny, royal purple flowers are clustered into large, dense heads that make a bold colour statement from a distance. Read More »