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Hedera helix ‘Arborescens’

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- Aloe zebrina ‘Dannyz’
  
  There?s something prehistoric about the spiky appearance of Aloe zebrina ‘Dannyz’. Its toothed, saw-like edges, and ridged leaf surfaces make this an intriguing focal point. This Read More »
- Muscari ‘Grape Ice’
  
  An unusual bi-coloured variety, the base of the flower head is soft, crushed purple, morphing into lime green and finished with a pinnacle of ice white. Read More »
- Cornus kousa ‘Heart Throb’
  
  A change from the usual white Cornus kousa, ?Heart Throb? is adorned with pale pink bracts from late May to June. Read More »
- Carrot ‘Bangor’ F1 Hybrid – Seeds
  
  Heavy yields of high quality, large cylindrical roots make Carrot ‘Bangor’ one of the best maincrop varieties for the gardener. The large roots have a good Read More »
- Potentilla fruticosa ‘Medicine Wheel Mountain’
  
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- Runner Bean ‘Scarlet Emperor’ – Seeds
  
  Heavy crops of smooth textured, dark-green pods, each reaching 30-37cm (12-15) in length. Red flowered Runner Bean ‘Scarlet Emperor’ is excellent for freezing and for exhibition. Read More »
- Lychnis flos-cuculi ‘White Robin’ (Marginal Aquatic)
  
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- Wisteria sinensis f. alba
  
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- Paulownia tomentosa – Seeds
  
  Large clusters of fragrant violet flowers in some seasons plus large exotic leaves. Amazing growth rate, a single shoot will often reach up to 8ft in Read More »
- Aquilegia caerulea ‘Biedermeier’
  
  This low growing, compact columbine comes in a gorgeous mix of pastel shades in pink, purple, blue and white, including bi-colours. Read More »

Most Popular
- Dahlia Yellow Duo
  
  This dahlia duo is great for providing vibrant colours in your garden at the all through summer. Both are a favourite for cottage garden borders or Read More »
- Hydrangea quercifolia ‘Amethyst’
  
  This rare variety is a lovely twist on the ordinary white-flowered form of Hydrangea quercifolia. Read More »
- Tillandsia ionantha
  
  When it comes to house plants, this chic and contemporary air plant is sure to attract some attention in your home. Tillandsia ionantha is popular species Read More »
- Serenity Table-Top Woodland Pouring Pots Water Feature
  
  Create a stylish and relaxing space in your home or garden with this stunning decorative water feature from Serenity. Read More »
- Umbrella Bamboo
  
  Clumps of graceful arching yellow-green canes are topped with foliage, excellent for creating movement in a garden. This fully hardy variety is ideal for screening, and Read More »

Our Picks
- Chrysanthemum ‘Silver Princess’
  
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- Nasturtium ‘Whirlybird Mixed’ – Seeds
  
  Low mounds covered with a mass of bloom. The semi-double flowers are carried well above the foliage and face upwards so all are visible. Mixture of Read More »
- Syringa vulgaris ‘Andenken an Ludwig Späth’
  
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- Berberis thunbergii ‘Aurea’
  
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- Herb Salad Burnet – Seeds
  
  Salad Burnet can be used in salads and added to cooling drinks in a similar way to Borage. The leaves of this unusual hardy perennial herb Read More »

Monthly Choice
- Sweetcorn ‘Snobaby’ F1 Hybrid – Seeds
  
  A breeding breakthrough in ‘baby corn’ has produced this superb white variety, being much earlier to crop with the most tender and delicious ‘baby corns’. Sweetcorn Read More »
- Cabbage Savoy Continuity Collection
  
  This cabbage savoy continuity collection offers three superb Savoy cabbages which are compact, rounded, and have dark green heads. Read More »
- Chempak® Orchid Fertiliser
  
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- Phlox paniculata ‘Coral Flame’
  
  Phlox ?Coral Flame? is a real eye-catcher, with large clusters of vibrant coral red flowers with a magenta eye billowing from sturdy compact plants. Read More »
- Snake Gourd – Seeds
  
  I’m a strange ‘gourdthat makes an exciting plant to grow as I have fruits that look like slippery snakes! When my fruits are dried you can Read More »