Nurseryman’s Choice Vegetables - Wild Bird Food Direct

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Nurseryman’s Choice Vegetables

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- Verbena ‘Union Jack Mixed’
  
  Create a patriotic display that is fit for a King (or Queen) with the trailing stems of Verbena ‘Union Jack’. Regal shades of red, white and Read More »
- Dianthus ‘Houndspool Cheryl’
  
  Dianthus ‘Houndspool Cheryl’ is a striking and compact pink producing rich cherry red, semi-double flowers above a neat mound of long, thin grey leaves. Read More »
- Chempak® Fuchsia Feed
  
  Chempak Fuchsia Food is a special blend of nutrients for feeding your fuchsia plants. An almost balanced formulation with a slightly higher potash content, high magnesium Read More »
- Viburnum plicatum ‘Pinkimono’
  
  We?re always on the lookout for shrubs that retain all the best features of their larger cousins but have smaller dimensions to suit smaller gardens. Viburnum Read More »
- Iris setosa ‘Baby Blue’
  
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- Squash ‘Summer Mix’ F1 hybrid (Summer) – Seeds
  
  An exciting colour combination of the increasingly popular ‘Patty Pans’. These vigorous bushy plants with long, quite spiny stems, produce high numbers of scalloped ‘patty pan’ Read More »
- Rose ‘Peter’s Persica’ (Climbing Patio)
  
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- Grow Media Clay Pebbles
  
  Clay Pebbles can be used for soil free growing Read More »
- Picea pungens (Glauca Group) ‘Globosa’
  
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- Delphinium belladonna ‘Bellamosum’
  
  Delphinium belladonna ‘Bellamosum’ bears loose racemes of extra-large blue flowers. Read More »

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- Supa Small Domed Stainless Steel Nut Feeders
  
  This high quality Supa squirrel proof garden bird peanut feeder is available in a variety of sizes and is made from stainless steel Read More »
- Cordyline ‘Torbay Red’
  
  Cordyline ?Torbay Red? is an RHS award-winning variety with magnificent deep bronze-red foliage. Read More »
- Passiflora edulis ‘Frederick’
  
  Passiflora edulis ‘Frederick’ is a fast growing evergreen climber, potentially reaching 9m (29ft). The unusual, wispy fronds on the white and purple blooms make an unusual Read More »
- Urban Jungle Trio
  
  The Urban Jungle Collection is an instant way to add an exotic ambience to your living space. It includes three different types of houseplants, that have Read More »
- Deutzia x hybrida ‘Strawberry Fields’
  
  Awarded the Award of Garden Merit by the Royal Horticultural Society, Deutzia x hybrida ?Strawberry Fields? is a beautiful deciduous shrub, that flowers in late spring Read More »

Our Picks
- Berberis Thunbergii Toscana First Editions
  
  Japanese Barberries are always popular for their coloured foliage and seasonal changes. This dazzling variety is no exception! Citrus-yellow foliage cloaks the spreading stems from spring, Read More »
- Euryops pectinatus
  
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- Solanum muricatum (Melon Pear Plant)
  
  An exciting and exotic edible to grow in the greenhouse or polytunnel bearing egg-shaped fruits with a honeydew melon flavour! Read More »
- Nandina ‘Summer Sunset’
  
  A compact, evergreen shrub that offers multicoloured interest throughout the year. Read More »
- Verbascum ‘Dark Eyes’
  
  This compact Mullein is perfect for brightening up the front of borders Read More »

Monthly Choice
- Campsis radicans ‘Flamenco’
  
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- Blueberry ‘Blue Suede’
  
  Blueberry ?Blue Suede? is a good variety to pick for colder gardens as it?s later to flower and so avoids late frosts. Read More »
- Iris ensata ‘Variegata’ (Marginal Aquatic)
  
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- Buddleja ‘Butterfly Candy Little White’
  
  The Butterfly Candy Collection of Buddlejas are especially dwarf and compact, reaching only around 80cm in height so they are perfect for small spaces or even Read More »
- Begonia x tuberhybrida ‘Double Flowered Mixed’
  
  A vibrant display of fully double Begonia flowers in a fabulous, bright colour range. Begonia ‘Double Flowered Mixed’ makes the perfect choice for adding colour to Read More »