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Hydrangea macrophylla ‘Lanarth White’

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- Echinops ritro
  
  Echinops ritro produces jagged globes of brilliant blue flowers on silvery green stems, held above clusters of spiny, deeply cut foliage. This favoured perennial has a Read More »
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  This modern variety of traditional speedwell is an ideal perennial for the front of garden borders. Year after year it will form a dense mat of Read More »
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- Everlasting Sweet Pea – Seeds
  
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  Multiple flowers per stem coupled with a gorgeous chocolatey scent makes this perennial sunflower extra special. Ideal for the back or the middle of a border. Read More »
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  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 »
- Strawberry ‘Honeoye’ (Early Season)
  
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- Osteospermum ‘Flower Power Lavender Feather’
  
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  Weeping Acer with spreading branches that cascade in a gorgeous waterfall of filigree, purplish-red foliage that transforms to brilliant crimson in autumn. Read More »
- Tomato ‘Rubylicious’ – Seeds
  
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- Rhododendron ‘Roseum Elegans’
  
  Deep purple buds open into generous trusses of lavender-pink flowers dusted with rusty red spots, the flowers fading to pink as they age. Read More »
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- Sweet William ‘Mixed’
  
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- Runner Bean ‘Scarlet Emperor’ – Seeds
  
  Heavy crops of smooth textured, dark-green pods, each reaching 30-37cm (12-15) in length. Red flowered Runner Bean ‘Scarlet Emperor’ is excellent for freezing and for exhibition. Read More »
- Narcissus ‘Replete Improved’
  
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- Hollyhock ‘Blacknight’
  
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  A particularly tall variety, Lobelia x speciosa ‘Vedrariensis’ is ideal for adding vertical interest to damp borders, bog gardens and pondsides. Read More »

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- Wallflower ‘My Fair Lady Mixed’ – Kew Pollination Seed Collection
  
  This vibrant blend of Wallflowers will create a rich tapestry of colour, on even the poorest of soils. Wallflowers are short lived perennials, more often grown Read More »
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