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Pennisetum viridescens

Best Sellers
- Philodendron brandtianum ‘Brandi’
  
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- Dahlia ‘Snow Cap’
  
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- Allium ‘Serendipity’
  
  Selected for its blue-tinged foliage, Allium ?Serendipity? was discovered as a sport of the popular Allium ?Millenium?. Read More »
- Truffle Tree – Hazel Kentish Cob
  
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- Sedum spurium ‘Coccineum’
  
  One of the most robust and floriferous sedums, Sedum spurium ‘Coccineum’ is a vigorous, low-growing evergreen that forms a spreading carpet of reddish fleshy leaves. Read More »
- Corded Pole Chainsaw
  
  With your feet firmly and safely on the ground, this multi-function 600W chainsaw allows you to trim even the tallest of branches with ease. With a Read More »
- Garden Gear 12V 2-IN-1 Telescopic Chainsaw
  
  Lightweight, cordless chainsaw that functions as a long-reach telescopic tool for trimming hard-to-reach branches and a handheld mini chainsaw for close-up work. Read More »
- Microsorum diversifolium
  
  Originating from Australia, this handsome fern will slowly start to produce cord-like rhizomes that are studded with a mixture of lustrous green fronds. Read More »
- Hosta ‘So Sweet’
  
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- Bay ‘Pyramid’
  
  For an elegant addition to patio containers, sheltered garden borders or either side of an entranceway, bay is a traditional favourite. Clusters of pale yellow flowers Read More »

Most Popular
- Salvia horminum ‘Claryssa Mixed’ – Seeds
  
  Dwarf, compact habit and broader, bright mixed colour blooms (bracts). Superb for cutting and dried as an everlasting flower. Easy to grow – direct sow into Read More »
- Lily ‘Zelmira’
  
  Unique, sunset colours make Lily ?Zelmira? a striking selection. The large flowers of this Oriental Lily are suffused with pink and apricot tones, set off with Read More »
- Hydrangea macrophylla ‘Nikko Blue’
  
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- Cupressus Goldcrest Wilma
  
  This lime green/gold coloured ‘Monterey Cypress’ makes a wonderful evergreen addition to your garden. Upright in habit, it is useful for dotting in beds or borders, Read More »
- Pear Collection
  
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Our Picks
- Cercis siliquastrum
  
  In spring this small bushy tree is smothered in rosy-pink hanging blooms. The Judas Tree is a beautiful sight, and fascinating too, as the flowers grow Read More »
- Carrot ‘Volcano’ F1 (Late Maincrop) – Seeds
  
  Carrot ?Volcano? is a sturdy and vigorous variety, popular with commercial growers. Read More »
- Sunflower ‘Harlequin’ F1 Hybrid – Seeds
  
  An exclusive bicoloured blend of richly coloured sunflowers including a very unusual rose pink shade. Long flowering, multi-headed stems of 15cm (6in) diameter, pollen-free blooms. A Read More »
- Begonia semperflorens ‘Sun Shade Mix’ F2 Hybrid – Seeds
  
  Begonias are well known for their versatility, flourishing in sun or shade and brightening up even the most neglected corner of the garden. This F2 hybrid Read More »
- Rhododendron ‘XXL Pink Tiger’
  
  Rhododendron ‘XXL Pink Tiger’ is an exciting new hybrid rhododendron featuring extra-large flowers paired with a neat, rounded habit. Rhododendron ‘XXL Pink Tiger’ boasts bright pink blooms Read More »

Monthly Choice
- Grape ‘Autumn Royal’
  
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- Sweetcorn ‘Swift’ F1 Hybrid – Seeds
  
  Tendersweet. Superior in both taste and texture, Sweetcorn Swift F1 is quicker to germinate and has better vigour than other varieties. Produces 2-3, 18cm (7 1/2in) Read More »
- Rocket ‘Discovery’ – Seeds
  
  Popular, easy to grow salad leaf, widely used in salads and sandwiches for its unique aromatic taste. Rocket Discovery can also be included in pizza and Read More »
- Picea pungens (Glauca Group) ‘Globosa’
  
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- Broad Bean ‘Aquadulce Claudia’
  
  Broad bean ‘Aquadulce Claudia’ is the best broad bean overwintering plants on the plot outside, for an early harvest the following spring. Slender pods of 23cm Read More »