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Diervilla splendens

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- Onion ‘Performer’ (Bunching Onion) – Seeds
  
  For all the year round production of delicious spring/bunching onions, Spring Onion Performer produces upright, dark green leaves and mild flavoured stems which do not bulb. Read More »
- Fragrant Winter Shrub Duo
  
  Two easy-to-grow, low-maintenance, winter-blooming shrubs whose flowers feature knock-out fragrance. Read More »
- Strulch Mineralised Straw Garden Mulch
  
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- Pinus nigra ‘Nana’
  
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- Foxglove grandiflora Carillon
  
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- Diascia personata ‘Hopleys’
  
  Diascia personata ?Hopleys? is not to be confused with the popular bedding Diascia which is grown as an annual. Read More »
- Clarkia ‘Fruit Punch Mixed’ – Seeds
  
  A superb quality mix which outshines many of the more expensive F1 hybrid types. Dwarf and compact, uniform plants with early blooms in a sumptuous colour Read More »
- Penstemon ‘Pink Bedder’
  
  Penstemon ?Pink Bedder? produces delicious, sugar-pink flowers with a white streaked throat which are the perfect addition to pastel-themed borders. Read More »
- Physocarpus opulifolius ‘Angel Gold’
  
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- Begonia ‘Green Gecko’
  
  The fabulous foliage of Begonia ?Green Gecko? makes an exuberant centrepiece for an indoor room or conservatory. Read More »

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- Borage – Seeds
  
  A beautiful hardy annual herb with rough leaves covered in silvery hairs and the most attractive celestial blue flowers. Nectar rich borage flowers are particularly attractive Read More »
- Acer palmatum ‘Sango-kaku’
  
  Japanese maples are the perfect option for adding dramatic autumn leaf colour to the garden, as well as year round shape and structure. Acer palmatum ?Sango-kaku? Read More »
- Wildlife Friendly Bulb Collection
  
  This bright collection of bulbs provides a perfect environment for wildlife in a bloom of colours that will brighten the garden and bring bees and butterflies Read More »
- Onion ‘Hylander’ F1 Hybrid – Seeds
  
  Exceptional resistance to fungal disease. Height 45cm (18in). Read More »
- Echium russicum
  
  From the Balkans comes this unusual red-flowered Echium. Read More »

Our Picks
- Agapanthus ‘Seastorm’
  
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- Penstemon ‘Garnet’
  
  Scarlet red tubular blooms clothe the tall stems of this outstanding hardy perennial, over an exceptionally long period from early summer to autumn. Penstemon Garnet is Read More »
- Dianthus plumarius ‘Ipswich Pinks Mixed’ – Seeds
  
  Ipswich Pinks were made famous by Joseph Sangster, the breeder and proprietor of T&M from 1913-52. They create a solid mass of colour in pinks, reds, Read More »
- Apple ‘Wonder Tree Glory of Kapelle’
  
  A completely new variety of yellow apple with a unique flavour on a compact, patio tree Read More »
- Raspberry ‘Glen Ample’ (Summer fruiting)
  
  This mid season variety of raspberry produces a great crop of berries in late June and early July, which are large, deep red and wont spoil Read More »

Monthly Choice
- Robin & Songbird Wild Bird No Mess Seed Mix
  
  A high energy seed mix that only contains the edible parts of the seeds. Perfect for attracting a plethora of little birds to your garden! Read More »
- Stock ‘Brompton Mixed’ – Seeds
  
  Upright bushy, early flowering biennials producing gloriously scented flowers in a good colour range which are splendid for cutting. Flowers early summer. Height 18in Read More »
- Beetroot ‘Red Ace’ F1 Hybrid (Globe) – Seeds
  
  A main crop variety with round to oval, high quality roots with a dark red colour. The hybrid vigour of Beetroot Red Ace makes it a Read More »
- Picea glauca var. albertiana ‘J.W. Daisy’s White’
  
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- Calendula ‘Orange Flash’ – Seeds
  
  With a striking combination of delicate pastel orange blooms, each petal having a bronze underside, Calendula ?Orange Flash? is definitely a variety to create a stunning Read More »