Hedera helix ‘Woerner’ - Wild Bird Food Direct

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Hedera helix ‘Woerner’

This fast and totally reliable evergreen climber will grow anywhere, forming a rapid green screen with multiple seasons of interest whilst providing a paradise for wildlife.

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- Magnolia ‘George Henry Kern’
  
  A unique hybrid magnolia, offering the spring-flowering, starry blooms of ‘stellata’ with the colourful flowering of ‘liliflora’ pink-purple types. Flowers are fragrant and will display from Read More »
- Calycanthus floridus ‘Aphrodite’
  
  A stunning and unusual shrub, rarely seen in gardens, Calycanthus ?Aphrodite? well-deserves to be named after the Greek Goddess of Beauty! Read More »
- Kale ‘Nero di Toscana’ – Seeds
  
  The fully grown plants of Kale Nero di Toscana have attractive dark green, deeply savoyed, strap-like leaves with traditional winter hardiness, making this a useful winter Read More »
- Anthurium Aqua Salmon in Sierglass
  
  Simple and stylish, this elegant Anthurium comes in a clear glass vase, allowing you to admire its twining network of roots. This eye-catching soiless display makes Read More »
- Pulsatilla vulgaris
  
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- 20V 3-in-1 Mower + Grass Trimmer
  
  Maintain your lawn effortlessly with our versatile 3-in-1 machine. Read More »
- Raspberry ‘Groovy’ (Autumn Fruiting)
  
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- Rhododendron ‘Toreador’ (Azalea Group)
  
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- Rhododendron ‘Blue Danube’
  
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- Goji Berry ‘Sweet Lifeberry’
  
  A staple food of its originating country, China, Goji Berry ‘Sweet Lifeberry’ is fast becoming a popular fruit here too. Read More »

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- Begonia ‘Dark Eyes’
  
  The ?Dark Eyes? of this dramatic begonia will follow you around the room! Read More »
- Garden Gear Stainless Steel Hand Tools
  
  A set of five stainless steel garden tools each featuring a comfy soft grip handle and ultra-fine polished finish that resists rust and corrosion. Read More »
- Corydalis ‘Blue Heron’
  
  An excellent variety boasting intense gentian blue flowers with an extended flowering season. Read More »
- Clematis tangutica
  
  This vigorous clematis will easily cover a house wall, large trellis or arch where its relaxed, billowing habit will soften hard structures. Read More »
- Pittosporum tenuifolium ‘Elizabeth’
  
  Superb evergreen shrub with slender, shiny foliage in a cool grey-green and cream with a delicate flush of pink emphasising the rippled margins of the leaves Read More »

Our Picks
- 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 »
- Sweet Pea ‘Winston Churchill’ – Seeds
  
  A very handsome red sweet pea that produces a profusion of magnificent, strongly scented, wavy blooms. The large flowers of Sweet Pea ‘Winston Churchill’ are carried Read More »
- Phlox paniculata ‘Purple Eye Flame’
  
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- Hibiscus syriacus ‘Blue Chiffon’
  
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- Aubergine ‘Green Knight’ F1 – Seeds
  
  The slender, jade-green fruits of Aubergine ?Green Knight? make an unusual and delicious addition to kitchen produce Read More »

Monthly Choice
- Clematis ‘Comtesse de Bouchaud’
  
  Clematis ‘Comtesse de Bouchard’ is a stunning late-flowering, vigorous variety that produces mauve-pink flowers from June to September. Dating back to 1900, it is still comparable Read More »
- Hydrangea macrophylla ‘Soeur Therese’
  
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- Knautia macedonica
  
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- Garden Scissors
  
  These garden scissors are a useful addition to your shed or greenhouse tool tray. Quality, sharp, short, rust-proof blades that are ideal for cutting tomatoes from Read More »
- Rose rugosa ‘Admiration’ (Rugosa Rose)
  
  Very fragrant, semi-double to double pink flowers with contrasting golden stamens from July to September. Read More »