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Hibiscus syriacus ‘Lavender Chiffon’

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- Sunflower ‘Valentine’ – Seeds
  
  Semi-tall, uniform variety with bright, lemon yellow, 15cm (6in) flowers and black disc. Cut flowers when coming into bud and they will open in the house Read More »
- Schizophragma integrifolium ‘Windmills’
  
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- Poppy ‘Manhattan’
  
  A stylish Oriental Poppy boasting ruffled pink blooms with a gentle grey tint. The satiny petals are marked with contrasting black blotches at the base of 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 »
- Runner Bean ‘Polestar’ – Seeds
  
  British bred for high yields and reliability, Runner Bean ‘Polestar’ has become a gardenersfavourite. The stringless, fleshy pods are produced in clusters of fleshy, flavoursome beans Read More »
- Spring & Summer Premium Seed Mix
  
  Just the ticket for summer feeders! A whopping combination of grains, seeds, oils, millets and even mealworms; combining for a feed that helps nursing parents in Read More »
- Euphorbia palustris (Marginal Aquatic)
  
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- Acer pseudosieboldianum ‘Arctic Jade’
  
  One of the ?Jack Frost? series of super-hardy hybrid Japanese Acers, Acer x pseudosieboldianum ?Artic Jade? tolerates much colder temperatures than other Japanese Acers Read More »
- Juniperus horizontalis ‘Prince of Wales’
  
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- Amelanchier canadensis (Hedging)
  
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- Dianthus Starburst
  
  Dianthus ‘Starburst’ is a compact alpine pink that is ideal for adding a splash of colour to rockeries, gravel gardens and containers, and for edging sunny Read More »
- Corydalis flexuosa ‘Purple Leaf’
  
  Sky blue is a very welcome colour for garden flowers so Corydalis flexuosa ?Purple Leaf’ needs serious consideration if you are looking for a change from Read More »
- Fuchsia ‘Happy Wedding Day’
  
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- Swiss Chard ‘Fire Fresh’ – Seeds
  
  Gently wavy, dark green leaves boast prominent crimson stems that make a superb colour contrast and pleasing flavour. This vibrant vegetable can be harvested at all Read More »
- Rhododendron ‘Gristede’
  
  Rhododendron ‘Gristede’ is a sight to behold in spring, when a host of pale mauve blooms smother its dark foliage. Throughout the remainder of the year Read More »

Our Picks
- Sweet Pea ‘Sugar n Spice’™ – Seeds
  
  This specially bred dwarf sweet pea is guaranteed to spice up your containers and baskets with its unmissable fragrance. Sweet Pea ‘Sugar n Spice’ comes in Read More »
- Cherry ‘Hartland’ (patio)
  
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- Pak Choi ‘Tricolour Mix’ – Seeds
  
  Three unique hybrid Pak Chois to highlight salads and stir fries. Ready to harvest in 30 days from sowing as ‘baby leaf’ or 45-70 days as Read More »
- Cosmos ‘Candyfloss Mix’ – Seeds
  
  In a sugary confection of pinks, magenta and white, these easily grown cosmos are early to flower Read More »
- Narcissus ‘Minnow’
  
  This dwarf daffodil has tiny creamy white blooms with buttercup yellow centres. Each delicate stem carries up to five blissfully fragrant flowers. Read More »

Monthly Choice
- Crocus ‘Panda’ & ‘Queen Bee’ Collection
  
  Create a crocus display which really stands out from the crowd! Read More »
- Carex ‘Ribbon Falls’
  
  Carex ?Ribbon Falls? is distinguished by its graceful, cascading habit with ribbon-like foliage that curls at the tips. Read More »
- Geum ‘Tequila Sunrise’
  
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- Taxus baccata ‘Funny Jewel’
  
  A dense, compact variety that requires almost no pruning, reaching only 80cm high and wide in ten years. It is particularly well suited to growing as Read More »
- Hydrangea macrophylla First Editions® ‘Eclipse’
  
  The first ever truly dark-leaved mophead hydrangea, Eclipse® offers a stunning combination of beautiful flowers paired with intense foliage colour. Read More »