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Echinacea Pallida

Echinacea pallida has a very pretty, delicate appearance

Best Sellers
- Bee Balm – Kew Pollination Seed Collection
  
  Whorls of spidery, pink blooms crown the upright stems of this eye-catching perennial. You won?t be surprised to learn that Bee Balm is a magnet for Read More »
- Stone Effect Planter
  
  These Stone-Effect Planters have the natural appearance of real stone but at a fraction of the price. Read More »
- Wisteria Trio
  
  Wisteria is one of the most dramatic flowering climbers, creating a breath-taking performance of cascading, heavenly-scented racemes in May and June. Read More »
- Heptacodium miconioides ‘Tianshan’
  
  This little-known shrub deserves to be more widely grown. Fast-growing and easy-care, it provides multiple seasons of interest and is especially valued for its usefully late Read More »
- Tsuga canadensis ‘Jeddeloh’
  
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- Taxus baccata ‘David’
  
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- Scabiosa Pink Diamond
  
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- Gage ‘Reine Claude Doree’
  
  This traditional French gage is similar to Old Green Gage, ripening to the gorgeous green-golden hue which is typical of its French ancestors. Read More »
- Garden Grow Plug and Seed Growing Tray
  
  Your plants will have the very best start with these 40 cell growing trays. Each robust plastic cell tray comes with a sturdy clear plastic lid Read More »
- Philodendron erubescens ‘Pink Princess’
  
  This rare and striking Philodendron is much sought-after by houseplant collectors. Read More »

Most Popular
- Eco-friendly Flexi Curve Scallop Border Edging
  
  Update your flowerbeds and patches with the innovative Flexi Curve Border. Creates a scallop border that curves to the natural shape of your garden. Read More »
- Mimulus Mix
  
  Striking two-lipped blooms, splashed with playful spots, flower prolifically from May to September. Read More »
- Bisset’s Bamboo
  
  Bisset?s Bamboo is a green-caned variety that makes itself particularly useful in the garden. This stately Bamboo is particularly hardy and wind tolerant, making a fabulous Read More »
- Sunflower ‘Tall Timbers’ – Seeds
  
  A hybrid form of ‘Russian Giant’ offering improved vigour. If it’s a record breaker you are after, this is the one to grow in 2015! Reaching Read More »
- Apple ‘Baya Marisa’
  
  Sweet tasting and juicy apples ready to harvest in September and October, with amazing red flesh. Ideal for eating fresh, cooking and making pink apple juice. Read More »

Our Picks
- Rose ‘Love Knot’ (Climbing Rose)
  
  If you are looking for red rose climbing plant, then Rose ‘Love Knot’ (Climbing Rose) is a perfect choice. This cultivar has gorgeous, deep red, double Read More »
- Golden Privet (Hedging)
  
  Easy to grow, the Golden Privet is a very pretty evergreen with bright gold oval leaves with a green centre. Ligustrum ovalifolium ‘Aureum’ makes a lovely Read More »
- Plant Canes
  
  These green canes offer discreet support for various plants, including young shrubs, climbers, and tomatoes. Read More »
- Polemonium pauciflorum ‘Sulphur Trumpets’
  
  A strikingly unusual polemonium. Read More »
- Tulip ‘Blushing Artist’
  
  Ivory flowers blushed with pink and finished with a flourish of green plus variegated foliage edged with white margins. Read More »

Monthly Choice
- Truffle Tree – Hazel Kentish Cob
  
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- Potentilla fruiticosa (Hedging)
  
  This bushy shrub produces attractive yellow flowers throughout summer. Ht. 1-1.5m. Supplied as bare root plants. Read More »
- Fuchsia Duo (Hardy Quarter Standard)
  
  Hardy Fuchsias are loved for their fabulous flower power! Fuchsia Duo has been trained as a standard, with a rounded head of foliage and flowers above Read More »
- Kale ‘Black Magic’
  
  This is a specially bred kale variety for the UK climate and shows a great resistance to bolting. Read More »
- Cabbage ‘April’ (Spring) – Seeds
  
  It has one very big advantage over most other cabbages suitable for autumn sowing. Cabbage April can withstand the bolting tendency (running to seed with resulting Read More »