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Horticultural Potting Grit

Best Sellers
- Tulip ‘Continental’
  
  Single, Triumph tulip with rich and velvety chocolate-maroon cup-shaped blooms that have a wonderful, silky sheen. Read More »
- Decorative Bark
  
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- Laurus nobilis
  
  The Sweet Bay is an attractive evergreen shrub with glossy, aromatic leaves and small yellow flowers in springtime which attract bees and beneficial insects. It looks Read More »
- Polemonium yezoense ‘Purple Rain’
  
  Polemonium yezoense ‘Purple Rain’ is a charming perennial boasting beautiful purple-bronze foliage and soft blue-purple flowers in early summer. Read More »
- Monarda ‘Fireball’
  
  This architectural herbaceous perennial bears whorls of tightly packed, crimson flowers atop upright, leafy stems Read More »
- Nurseryman’s Choice Foliage Houseplant Mix
  
  We?ve brought together some of our most impressive foliage houseplants, carefully selected for their striking shape, colour and texture matched with low-maintenance requirements. Read More »
- Spare Polytunnel Cover
  
  This spare polytunnel cover is perfect if you need a replacement or just wish to refresh your current polytunnel. Read More »
- Apple ‘Kidd’s Orange Red’
  
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- Tulip ‘Hot Chocolate’
  
  A tempting new tulip for chocoholics! Read More »
- Summer Grass Trio
  
  A stunning mix of three drought-busting grasses, selected for their superb colour, texture and habit. Read More »

Most Popular
- Stock ‘Virginia Mix’ (VM Seeds)
  
  Vibrant mix of free-flowering stocks that are one of the easiest plants to grow. They are ideal for quickly filling gaps in your borders and containers. Read More »
- Echinacea purpurea ‘Magnus’ – Seeds
  
  An outstanding selection of the ‘Cone Flower’, distinguished by the warm bright colour of its exceptionally large flowers. The slender elegance and formality of its petals Read More »
- Humata tyermannii
  
  Humata tyermannii or White Rabbit’s Foot is a beautiful fern that makes an elegant houseplant for a bright spot away from direct sunlight. Delicate, deeply dissected Read More »
- Cherry Duo Family Tree
  
  Imagine growing two different varieties of cherry on one tree! Read More »
- Tomato ‘Crimson Cherry’ (Grafted)
  
  Tomato ‘Crimson Cherry’ has been bred with outdoor growing in mind. This early cropping variety begins producing fruit before the worst risk of blight arrives, and Read More »

Our Picks
- Salvia splendens ‘Blaze of Fire’
  
  Super scarlet salvia flowers sit proudly above rich green foliage from June until October making this the perfect bedding plant for a blaze of summer colour. Read More »
- Hydrangea paniculata ‘Skyfall’
  
  A sumptuous variety, Hydrangea paniculata ?Skyfall? bears very large conical heads composed of flowers with distinctively narrow, starry petals giving the whole panicle the appearance of Read More »
- Geranium ‘Salmon Princess’
  
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- Salix udensis ‘Golden Sunshine’
  
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- Rhododendron ‘Swift’
  
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Monthly Choice
- Passiflora ‘Purple Haze’
  
  Passiflora ?Purple Haze? is an improved selection of the species, with much larger flowers, up to 10cm across, and long. vibrant purple filaments. Read More »
- Nerium oleander ‘Pink’
  
  An exceptionally long flowering period plus handsome evergreen leaves makes Nerium oleander a rewarding shrub for a large patio pot. Read More »
- Tomato ‘Tiny Temptations’ F1
  
  A tiny tomato with a big flavour! A Fleuroselect Gold Medal winner, Tomato ?Tiny Temptations? produces a constant supply of super-sweet cherry tomatoes. Read More »
- Phygelius x rectus ‘Funfare Wine’
  
  Bring an exotic feel to your patio or late summer colour to your borders with Phygelius ‘Funfare Wine’. From June right through to September, upright stems Read More »
- Clematis ‘Little Lemons’
  
  With its nodding bright yellow blooms, Clematis ?Little Lemons? has all the charm of its clematis tangutica parentage, but with less of the rambling vigour! This Read More »