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Helianthemum Ben Hope

Helianthemum ?Ben Hope? is the ideal candidate for hot, dry sites.

Best Sellers
- Rhododendron ‘Hachmann’s Porzellan’
  
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- Broccoli ‘Purplelicious’
  
  This new purple sprouting broccoli will brighten up your plate with its unique colouring. Read More »
- Rhododendron ‘Encore Autumn Starburst’ (Azalea Group)
  
  Twice blooming, semi-evergreen shrub with an exuberant display of bicoloured, trumpet-shaped flowers with a coral-pink star framed by pure white margins in both spring and autumn. Read More »
- Spring ‘Apricot Shades Mix’
  
  Spring Apricot Shades Mix offers an enchanting ensemble of apricot tones that will bring glowing sunshine into your spring garden. Read More »
- Crocus ‘Panda’ & ‘Queen Bee’ Collection
  
  Create a crocus display which really stands out from the crowd! Read More »
- Chilli Pepper ‘Prairie Fire’ (Hot) – Seeds
  
  These peppers might look small, but they certainly make up for size when it comes to flavour! One bushy plant will give you a non-stop summer Read More »
- Mahonia aquifolium
  
  With glossy evergreen foliage, and lemon yellow flowers in spring, Mahonia aquifolium makes a fantastic informal low hedge or planted as a stand alone specimen alongside Read More »
- Hydrangea paniculata ‘Silver Dollar’
  
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- Peanut splits
  
  Bird nuts, split up for easier feeding. An oil-rich energy hit loved by birds of many varieties. Read More »
- Strawberry ‘Toscana’
  
  It’s not just the fruit which are the talking point of this amazing strawberry! With bold pink flowers in abundance these everbearing strawberries bring bright splashes Read More »

Most Popular
- Ilex aquifolium ‘J.C. van Tol’
  
  Almost spineless and smaller in size, this holly cultivar has all the best attributes of the native species but in a version that is much more Read More »
- Hydrangea ‘Living Infinity’
  
  Offering an incredible 150 days+ of flowering, Hydrangea ?Living Infinity? is a strongly-branching, compact variety, featuring large flowers, starting pure white in June, blushing pink through Read More »
- Tomato ‘Honey Duo’
  
  Exceptional red and yellow fruited tomatoes offering a deeper, longer-lasting sweet flavour reminiscent of honey rather than sugar. Read More »
- Begonia ‘Fragrant Falls Improved™ – Lemon Delight’
  
  This showy Begonia has the same reliable, free flowering habit as the ever popular variety ?Apricot Delight? Read More »
- Rocket – Seeds
  
  A little known but very useful salad plant, Rocket can be used raw in salads or cooked lightly when it makes a delicious spinach substitute. Late Read More »

Our Picks
- Tulip ‘Viridiflora Mix’
  
  Tulip ?Viridiflora Mix? features trumpet-shaped blooms in shades of pink and red with a broad green stripe on each petal. The flowers are complemented by foliage Read More »
- Rhododendron ‘Elizabeth Red Foliage’
  
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- Guzmania ‘Tala’
  
  From a crown of stiffly upright, strappy, dark green leaves, rises a strong stem topped by an extraordinary torch-like, orange flower bract. Read More »
- Metal Boot Stand
  
  Keep mud out of the house and your boots tidy with this Metal Boot Stand. Read More »
- Geranium ‘Blue Sybil’
  
  The individual purple-pink flowers of Geranium ‘Blue Sybil’ have rose shaped buds, that form posy flowerheads. Read More »

Monthly Choice
- Agapanthus ‘African Skies’
  
  An RHS award-winning variety, Agapanthus ‘African Skies’ is a tall selection with large umbels of upward-facing, deep blue flowers held on strong stems above clumps of Read More »
- Runner Bean ‘Firestorm’ – Seeds
  
  Firestorm’ is the first scarlet-flowered runner bean that is completely self fertile. Producing a good crop of stringless beans which are slightly thicker, slightly sweeter and Read More »
- Narcissus ‘Jetfire’
  
  This dwarf daffodil has bold yellow flowers with reflexed petals, and bright orange trumpets. Extremely attractive this smaller variety looks excellent planted in groups in the Read More »
- Clematis Edda™ evipo074
  
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- Chionanthus retusus
  
  This rare, slow-growing, Chinese tree is very unusual and always attracts plenty of curiosity. Read More »