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Eden Birdlip 4×6 Greenhouse

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- Hydroponic Collection Trio
  
  An unusual and intriguing way to grow houseplants, this Hydroponic Collection Trio are housed in decorative glass tubes which expose the developing roots to view Read More »
- Physocarpus opulifolius ‘Tiny Wine’
  
  Whereas other varieties of Physocarpus are grown primarily for their foliage, Physocarpus ?Tiny Wine? boasts both beautiful dark foliage and showy flowers, plus its petite size Read More »
- Typha laxmannii (Marginal Aquatic)
  
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- Dwarf Pomegranate Plant – House Plant Seeds
  
  This dwarf Pomegranate makes an attractive little house plant for a bright, sunny spot. With a neat and compact habit, it is well suited as a Read More »
- Spring Onion ‘White Star’ – Seeds
  
  Add a powerful punch to salads and stir fries with the golf ball sized bulbs of Spring Onion ?White Star?. The rounded, white bulbs have a Read More »
- Marigold ‘Golden Gem’ – Seeds
  
  A particularly attractive variety of this popular half hardy annual. It has a dwarf, neat shape making it excellent for edging borders and for outdoor containers. Read More »
- Phlox paniculata ‘Cosmopolitan’
  
  If pink is your favourite colour, then Phlox ?Cosmopolitan? won?t disappoint with billowing masses of hot pink, each flower graced with a fiery red eye. Read More »
- Geranium ‘Balcon Red’
  
  Balcon Red’ or ‘Decora Imperial’ is one of the most widely grown geraniums in the UK and Europe Read More »
- Mentha pulegium (Marginal Aquatic)
  
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- Philodendron bipinnatifidum ‘Little Hope’
  
  This is a completely different beast from the familiar trailing/climbing Philodendrons. Read More »

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- Microgreens Mustard ‘Red Lace’ – Seeds
  
  These colourful shoots deliver on both looks and flavour! Microgreens Mustard ‘Red Lace’ boast white stems with contrasting maroon-purple leaves. As you would expect from a Read More »
- Spiraea nipponica ‘Snowmound’
  
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- Hydrangea paniculata ‘Magical Matterhorn’
  
  Very compact variety with large panicles opening to a soft chartreuse, maturing to creamy-white with blushes of pink. Read More »
- Apple Duo Family Tree
  
  A pair of delicious apple varieties grafted onto one apple tree! Read More »
- Sweet Pepper ‘Pillar Yellow’
  
  Sweet Pepper ?Pillar Yellow? is a compact plant which is ideal for window sill growing. Read More »

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- Rose ‘Zéphirine Drouhin’
  
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- Weigela ‘Princess Ayla’
  
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- Foxglove ‘Milk Chocolate’
  
  Foxglove ‘Milk Chocolate’ is sure to make mouths water with its rich, chocolate coloured blooms Read More »
- Allium Collection
  
  Alliums are an essential addition to the late spring and early summer garden, bridging the seasons and creating valuable vertical accents. This bumper pack contains five Read More »
- Poppy ‘Red Rumble’
  
  Papaver orientale ?Red Rumble? is one of those breathtakingly beautiful perennials that is sure to draw gasps of admiration. Read More »

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- Incredigrow All Round
  
  Multipurpose balanced plant food formula for all house and garden plants with equal proportions of the 3 primary nutrients plus 7 essential trace elements. Read More »
- Symphoricarpos albus
  
  This deciduous shrub bears small flowers during summer but it’s most attractive feature is the large white berries that are produced in autumn. Ht. 1.5m. Supplied Read More »
- Spinach ‘Apollo’ – Seeds
  
  Outstanding for yield, quality and bolting resistance as a ‘baby leaf’ variety, also very productive as a full sized plant. Dark green, thick, rounded leaves with Read More »
- Argyranthemum ‘GranDaisy Pink’
  
  The prettiest Marguerite around, with lots more than to offer than just good looks! This incredible hybrid between Argyranthemeum and Chrysanthemum coronarium boasts a neat and Read More »
- Deutzia × rosea ‘Yuki Cherry Blossom’
  
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