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- Kentia Palm
  
  The Kentia Palm is the ultimate glamour plant, with tall stems and arching feathered foliage. This elegant house plant perfectly proportioned for your home, making a Read More »
- Camellia japonica ‘Fairy Blush’
  
  From late winter to early spring, dark pink buds open into profuse clusters of small, single, blush pink flowers. Read More »
- Grapefruit (Citrus Fruit)
  
  Savour the taste of home-grown grapefruits for breakfast!Citrus trees are ideal feature plants, bringing a touch of Mediterranean style to conservatories and patios. Read More »
- Honeysuckle ‘Copper Beauty’
  
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- Evergreen Patio Shrub Collection
  
  The ultimate selection of evergreen shrubs! Read More »
- Rhodanthemum ‘Marrakech’
  
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- Chamaecyparis obtusa ‘Kamarachiba’
  
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- Celosia argentea var. cristata ‘Century Mixed’ – Seeds
  
  All America Selections Bronze Medal winner for 1985. Extremely large flowers often 12in long, produced in abundance. Colours are scarlet, yellow, cream, rose and deep red. Read More »
- Lemon ‘Meyer’ (Citrus Fruit)
  
  The sweetest of lemons and prized by celebrity chefs due to its unique flavour, the Meyer Lemon is not actually a true lemon at all, but Read More »
- Dieffenbachia ‘Compacta’
  
  This decorative house plant is perfect for a bright and humid room, well away from the direct glare of the sun. Its marbled leaves bring a Read More »

Most Popular
- Broccoli ‘Ironman’ F1 Hybrid (Calabrese) – Seeds
  
  This top performer offers the longest cropping period from late May through to October, producing blue-green domed heads. It shows good tolerance to hollow stem and Read More »
- Rhododendron ‘Blue Danube’
  
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- Cabbage ‘Stelvio’
  
  Sweeter than regular savoy types, yet more manageable in size, this innovative pointed Savoy cabbage can be grown closer together, with three plants per meter. Read More »
- Potato ‘Java’
  
  Potato ?Java? is a high yielding variety with long red tubers and pale flesh that is good for all-round use. Read More »
- Lilac ‘President Grevy’
  
  Violet red buds open to reveal particularly large, double lilac-blue panicles of flowers, up to 25cm (10) long. Syringa ‘President Grevy? is a consistently reliable, trouble-free Read More »

Our Picks
- Sweet Pea ‘Elegant Ladies’ – Seeds
  
  This classic selection comprises small flowered heirloom (Grandiflora) types, many dating back to the 16th century. Specially selected for their pastel shades and powerful fragrance, Sweet Read More »
- Barrel Water Feature
  
  Create a beautiful focal point in a garden, courtyard or conservatory with this two-tier barrel water feature. This attractive design features a rustic styled hand pump, Read More »
- Ceanothus ‘Skylark’
  
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- Gerbera garvinea ‘Cheeky Red’
  
  The most floriferous of all hardy Gerberas, this new ‘Cheeky’ series will keep smiling its vibrant blooms all summer long. Read More »
- Rhododendron ‘Flanagan’s Daughter’ Yakushimanum Hybrid
  
  This superb Yakushimanum hybrid is perfect for small gardens with lime-free soil and for container planting in small growing spaces such as courtyards and terraces. Read More »

Monthly Choice
- Leucanthemum ‘Real Gold Cup’
  
  A medium-tall variety boasting large, semi-double, bright yellow flowers with darker centres all through summer. Read More »
- Lopezia cordata ‘Pretty Rose’ – Seeds
  
  A unique and charming little plant, which sports masses of blooms with a cheeky pink face. A perfect filler plant for bedding, containers and baskets where Read More »
- Nerium oleander ‘White’
  
  An exceptionally long flowering period plus handsome evergreen leaves makes Nerium oleander a rewarding shrub for a large patio pot. Read More »
- Pennisetum viridescens
  
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- Fuchsia magellanica ‘Arauco’
  
  A very distinctive hardy fuchsia that boasts unusual, tri-coloured flowers. Read More »