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Lilac ‘Esther Staley’

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- Linum grandiflorum ‘Bright Eyes’ – Seeds
  
  Producing multiple blooms continuously for many months, you can expect a full and prolific display which brings interest to the garden all summer long. Read More »
- Blueberry Duo
  
  This duo of blueberries is the perfect pairing to provide the most abundant yields. Read More »
- Garden Gear Telescopic 3-in-1 Steel Brush & Weed Scraper
  
  Keep your driveway, patio, decking and path clear of dirt, moss and weeds with this wire brush set. With a telescopic handle that can extend from Read More »
- Forsythia x intermedia ‘Week-End’
  
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- Lilaeopsis brasilensis (Oxygenating Aquatic)
  
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- Echinacea purpurea
  
  Well known for its use in herbal medicine, the large purple daisy like flowers of this hardy perennial, provide a wonderful display in late summer. The Read More »
- Begonia x tuberhybrida ‘Nonstop Mocca Mixed’
  
  The foliage of this begonia, is the reason why its called Begonia x tuberhybrida ‘Nonstop Mocca’. The leaves are dark green, with coffee coloured edging. Read More »
- Iberis sempervirens
  
  Masses of scented white flowers are the head turning feature of this RHS AGM Candytuft variety, Iberis Sempervirens Read More »
- Buddleja davidii ‘Royal Red’
  
  This large spreading Butterfly Bush has a vigorous habit that is ideal as a larger specimen shrub for wide borders. Read More »
- Winter Interest Shrub Collection
  
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Most Popular
- Mahonia japonica
  
  Mahonia japonica is a popular shrub, instantly recognisable for its distinctive spiky leaves and long racemes of golden winter flowers. The blooms appear in profusion from Read More »
- Lettuce ‘Kyrio’ – Seeds
  
  Fill your salad bowl all summer long with fresh and healthy home-grown leaves . Quick and easy to grow, simply direct sow directly outside. Read More »
- Physocarpus opulifolius ‘Midnight’
  
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- Meal Worms (Bag)
  
  Happy Beaks mealworm bags are packed with protein and make for the perfect grub treat. Available in various sizes. Read More »
- Blueberry ‘Osorno’
  
  Blueberry ?Osorno? is a vigorous, highly productive variety that is popular with commercial growers. Read More »

Our Picks
- Wisteria sinensis f. alba
  
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- Foxglove ‘Milk Chocolate’
  
  Foxglove ‘Milk Chocolate’ is sure to make mouths water with its rich, chocolate coloured blooms Read More »
- Rhododendron ‘Patty Bee’
  
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- Jacobi Jayne Ring Pull Seed Large Feeder 6 port
  
  Easy to fill and clean, the Jacobi Jayne Ring Pull Seed Small Feeder is a great option for garden birds Read More »
- Sorrel ‘Blood Veined’ – Seeds
  
  New, colourful salad leaf innovation to add a sharp but pleasant taste and texture to mixed salads, when eaten young. Blood Veined Sorrel also makes an Read More »

Monthly Choice
- Rudbeckia triloba ‘Prairie Glow’
  
  The rusty colours of Rudbeckia ?Prairie Glow? provide a valuable addition to the autumn palette. Read More »
- Tree Peony ‘Yellow’
  
  The primrose-yellow blooms of Tree Peony ?Yellow? ooze sophistication and are the perfect shade for the spring and early summer garden. Magnificent, double flowers composed of Read More »
- Scabiosa columbaria ‘Pincushion Pink’
  
  With multiple pincushion heads carried on wiry stems above a basal clump of finely divided leaves, Scabiosa ?Pincushion Pink? blends beautifully into wildlife and cottage garden Read More »
- Lobelia erinus ‘White Cascade’ – Seeds
  
  Freely branching plants are covered in myriads of bloom to create clouds of dazzling ice white lobelia flowers. Exquisite trailing Lobelia ‘White Cascade’ makes an outstanding Read More »
- Osmanthus delavayi
  
  Show-stopping displays of highly scented, white, jasmine-like flowers hang loosely from arched branches in spring, cradled by dark grey-green, glossy, evergreen foliage. Finely serrated edges on Read More »