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Nurseryman’s Choice Pond Collection with Lily

Nurseryman’s Choice Pond Collection with Lily offers a stunning mix of aquatic plants perfect for enhancing any pond.

Best Sellers
- Pittosporum tenuifolium ‘Variegatum’
  
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- Fritillaria imperialis Duo
  
  Dramatic regal-looking spring flowers – up to 8 large bell-shaped blooms drape gracefully beneath a crown of leaf-like bracts. Plant them in groups or rows for Read More »
- Physocarpus opulifolius ‘Diabolo’
  
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- Campanula carpatica ‘Pearl White’
  
  Campanula carpatica ‘Pearl White’ is an easy-to-grow and versatile hardy perennial that is perfect for rockeries, edging paths or borders, ground cover, containers or planting into Read More »
- Typha gracilis (Marginal Aquatic)
  
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- Azalea ‘Starstyle White’
  
  Azalea ‘Starstyle White’ is a unique new variety with masses of distinctive pure white, star-shaped flowers. Read More »
- Golden Privet (Hedging)
  
  Easy to grow, the Golden Privet is a very pretty evergreen with bright gold oval leaves with a green centre. Ligustrum ovalifolium ‘Aureum’ makes a lovely Read More »
- Antirrhinum ‘Sweet Duet Series’
  
  Up the ante with this new Antirrhinum! Read More »
- Narcissus ‘Cornish Pencrebar’
  
  An older variety dating back to 1929, but still well worth a place among modern cultivars. Narcissus ‘Pencrebar’ bears clusters of shapely double blooms upon slender Read More »
- Morning Glory ‘Light Blue Star’ – Seeds
  
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Most Popular
- Antirrhinum majus ‘Bronze Dragon’ – Seeds
  
  These eye-catching, bushy, dwarf plants have the darkest, almost black foliage we have ever seen on an Antirrhinum! Bred by Thompson & Morgan, Bronze Dragon looks Read More »
- Tillandsia ionantha
  
  When it comes to house plants, this chic and contemporary air plant is sure to attract some attention in your home. Tillandsia ionantha is popular species Read More »
- Metasequoia glyptostroboides – Shaped Bonsai
  
  This quirky bonsai has been carefully trained with an S-shaped stem and grown in a traditional, Japanese-style ceramic saucer for that authentic, oriental look. Read More »
- Dianthus ‘Pink Kisses’
  
  Dianthus ‘Pink Kisses’ is a compact and very floriferous variety boasting abundant branched stems of bicolored double flowers, which are sugar pink with a reddish magenta Read More »
- Cherry ‘Sunburst’
  
  White cherry blossom appear in spring followed by an abundant crop of large, dark-red, sweet fruit in late July. Self fertile and easy to grow; Sunburst Read More »

Our Picks
- Azalea ‘Geisha Orange’
  
  A highly unique, dwarf Rhododendron with bright orange flowers, which will virtually cover the evergreen foliage throughout May, and often into June. Japanese Azaleas makes a Read More »
- Wool Compost for Veg and Salads
  
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- Sweet Marjoram – Seeds
  
  With a mild flavour, Sweet Marjoram herb is delicious in stuffings, soups, stews, omelettes, cheese dishes, fish sauces and salads. Sprinkle over pork, before roasting or Read More »
- Tree Peony ‘Pink’
  
  Indulge all of your senses with the heavenly sight and scent of Tree Peony ‘Pink’. Read More »
- Silene pendula ‘Peach Blossom’ – Seeds
  
  A charming, but exquisite stunner for the spring or summer garden. Its habit is branching so it reaches only 4-6in in height yet cascades or spreads Read More »

Monthly Choice
- Lavender ‘Flaming Purple’
  
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- Rose ‘Volcano’ (Hybrid Tea)
  
  This multiple award-winning rose radiates warmth with its glowing palette of gold, coral and orange. Read More »
- Yucca filamentosa ‘Bright Edge’
  
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- Carrot ‘Autumn King 2’ – Seeds
  
  An RHS AGM variety producing splendid, long roots up to 30cm (12) long, with a deep rich red colour inside. Carrot ‘Autumn King 2’ can be Read More »
- Grape ‘Venus’
  
  An early-maturing, seedless, American grape. Read More »