Juniperus horizontalis ‘Prince of Wales’ - Wild Bird Food Direct

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Juniperus horizontalis ‘Prince of Wales’

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- Dianthus deltoides
  
  Dianthus deltoides produces masses of single crimson, pink or white flowers over mats of fine, evergreen foliage. Read More »
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- Fuchsia ‘Lady Thumb’ (Hardy)
  
  This ever popular, compact fuchsia ‘Lady Thumb’ has gorgeous pink and white flowers that will provide an abundance of blooms all summer long. Perfect for patio Read More »
- Lantana ‘Orange’
  
  Give your patio some Mediterranean flair with these elegant Lantana ?Orange? standards. Read More »
- Ajuga reptans ‘Catlins Giant’
  
  Ajuga reptans ‘Catlins Giant’ is grown for its foliage as much as its flowers, slowly spreading to form a carpet of glossy, purple-green leaves. This semi-evergreen Read More »
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  British bred Carrot ‘Flyaway’ was developed especially for its resistance to Carrot Root Fly making it less susceptible to attack than many other varieties. A naturally Read More »
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- Magnolia stellata
  
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- Campanula medium (Mixed) – Seeds
  
  Masses of bells in an astonishing range of blues, whites and pinks. A gentle reminder of the cottage garden days. Flowers summer. Height 90-120cm (3-4ft) Read More »
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- Cabbage Round Continuity Collection
  
  Cabbage round continuity collection is a mix of three excellent round cabbages which will provide a continued flow of tasty heads. Read More »
- Heuchera ‘Dark Secret’
  
  A sultry Heuchera boasting deep purple to black foliage with heavily ruffled edges and a silvery sheen. Read More »
- Garden Gear Apex Cloche
  
  Extend the growing season and keep delicate plants protected from all weather conditions with this garden cloche from Garden Grow. Read More »
- Sweet Pepper ‘Lila Purple’
  
  Snack-sized, very sweet fruits with thick, juicy flesh, starting purple and becoming sweeter and juicer as they ripen to orange. Read More »
- Vinca minor f. alba ‘Gertrude Jekyll’
  
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  Cordyline australis ?Lime Passion? forms a punky hairdo of stripy lime and cream variegated foliage that lends an exotic feel to gardens, borders and pots. Read More »
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  Neat, dwarf variety, strongly fragrant producing a prolific quantity of deep blue flowers. Perfect for hedging and cut flowers and ideal for drying. Flowers summer. Height: Read More »
- Weigela rosea (Hedging)
  
  This attractive deciduous shrub is adorned with pink flowers from late spring. Ht. 1-2m. Supplied as bare root plants. Read More »
- Common Dogwood (Hedging)
  
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- Eryngium variifolium Miss Marbel
  
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  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 »
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  Bold magenta pink edges the white petals of this superb semi cactus dahlia. The tall stems and striking flowers of Dahlia ‘Badger Pink’ will certainly catch Read More »