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Nepeta x faassenii

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- Verbena bonariensis
  
  Verbena bonariensis produces lavender flower heads formed from tightly-clustered florets, held stiffly upright on branching stems. These long-lasting blooms are a magnet for bees and butterflies, Read More »
- Lily ‘Black Jewel’
  
  A rare and fascinating colour, Lily ‘Black Jewel’ is sure to attract attention in your garden! One of the darkest lilies available, the buds open in Read More »
- Rose filipes ‘Kiftsgate’ (Rambling Rose)
  
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- Dianthus caryophyllus ‘Amber’ (Sunflor Series)
  
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- Fuchsia ‘Chilli Red’
  
  Fuchsia ?Chilli Red? is a hardy fuchsia smothered in masses of buds that resemble bright red chilli peppers. Read More »
- Rhododendron ‘Patty Bee’
  
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- Golden Weeping Willow (Hedging)
  
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- 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 »
- Rhododendron ‘Mother’s Day’ (Azalea Group)
  
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- Hebe ‘Blue Gem’
  
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- Dahlia ‘Dalina Salinas’ (The Windmill Dahlia)
  
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- 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 »
- Aster alpinus Mixed
  
  Alpine aster is a compact, early flowering Michaelmas daisy that is ideal for rockeries and the front of dry, sunny borders. Read More »
- Tulip ‘Bronze Perfection’
  
  Not only do the large flowers of Tulip ?Bronze Perfection? boast a gorgeous sunset palette of coppery-orange flushed with pink, but it also has the surprising Read More »
- Magnolia ‘Genie’
  
  This stunning new plant is a real breakthrough in magnolia breeding, retaining a compact habit with stable flower colour, unlike others of its type. Buds of Read More »

Our Picks
- Radish ‘Diana’ – Seeds
  
  Radish ?Diana? is a summer radish with plenty of ?plate-appeal?! The rounded roots have a lovely purple colour, fading to white at the root tips. This Read More »
- Apple ‘Wonder Tree Glory of Kapelle’
  
  A completely new variety of yellow apple with a unique flavour on a compact, patio tree Read More »
- Sweet Pepper ‘Super Snack Red’
  
  These productive, sweet and juicy peppers are at least 50% larger than regular snack peppers you?ll find in the shops; perfect for salads and stuffing during Read More »
- Cotinus coggygria ‘Royal Purple’
  
  See this shrub in in its wispy flowering finery, or its fiery autumn colours, and you’ll understand why it is loved by so many gardeners. Even Read More »
- Grape ‘Chasselas Rosé’
  
  An ancient French variety that is excellent for both eating fresh and winemaking Read More »

Monthly Choice
- Cornus Winter Stems Collection
  
  Dogwoods are unremarkable in summer, making excellent background plants. That all changes in Autumn! Their green foliage turns a blaze of red, orange and gold, before Read More »
- Achillea ‘Summer Fruits Salmon’
  
  Achillea millefolium ‘Summer Fruits Salmon? is a free flowering Yarrow, producing a spectacular display of plate-like flower heads throughout the summer. Neat and compact, the upright Read More »
- Campanula ‘Canterbury Bells’
  
  This dainty campanula is indispensable for adding that charming cottage garden feel to summer borders. Read More »
- Sedum ‘Herbstfreude’
  
  A lovely textural herbaceous perennial, Sedum ‘Herbstfreude’ produces fleshy, succulent pale green leaves and stems. From August through to September, large flattened clusters of tiny dark Read More »
- Column Stock ‘American Beauty’ – Seeds
  
  Column Stock ‘American Beauty’ is a particularly tall, florist-quality variety producing jaw dropping spires of large, vivid reddish pink double blooms in late spring and early Read More »