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Best Sellers
- Polemonium caeruleum ‘Album’
  
  Polemonium caeruleum ‘Album’ is a dainty perennial that will readily seed about between other plants creating a naturalistic, cottage-garden look. Read More »
- Yucca elephantipes
  
  Instantly recognisable for its thick woody stem and bold stags-head of stiff, green, sword-like foliage. Yucca elephantipes is a distinctive house plant with an upright habit, Read More »
- Azalea ‘Vuyks Orange’
  
  Wake up the garden from its winter slumber with this dazzling orange, evergreen azalea. Azalea ?Vuyks Orange? is covered in large, brilliant orange flowers throughout May. Read More »
- Aubrieta cultorum ‘Cascade Purple’
  
  A welcome burst of colour in early spring, Aubrieta cultorum ‘Cascade Purple’ becomes smothered in vibrant purple flowers from March onwards and is the perfect compliment Read More »
- Hydrangea aspera ‘Hot Chocolate’
  
  This distinctive Lacecap Hydrangea is a robust, hardy shrub which will flower right through summer, producing pretty blooms up to 30cm (12) across. The showy flowers Read More »
- Coprosma repens ‘Lemon & Lime’
  
  Coprosma repens ?Lemon and Lime? boasts a zingy combination of fresh green and yellow leaves. In autumn and winter the foliage colour intensifies, taking on orange Read More »
- Sorbaria sorbifolia ‘Matcha Ball’
  
  The perfect foliage shrub for small gardens, providing texture and changing colour throughout the growing season. Read More »
- Sisyrinchium californicum ‘Brachypus’
  
  This adaptable plant will grow in the border as well as making a lovely pond marginal. Read More »
- Verbena bonariensis – Seeds
  
  Tall heads of bright, eye -catching rosy lavender, adding a tranquil tropical feel to borders. Height: 120-150cm (4-5ft) Read More »
- Abelia ‘Edward Goucher’
  
  This rounded, semi-evergreen shrub has a graceful arching habit that makes a lovely feature in sunny borders. From July to October, the stems play host to Read More »