Best Sellers

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  Hydrangea macrophylla ‘Endless Summer – Bloomstar’

  Hydrangea macrophylla ‘Bloomstar’, part of the ‘Endless Summer’ series, features an abundance of stunning flowers from May all the way through until September. The giant flower Read More »
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  Cactus ‘Special Mix’ – Seeds

  All sorts of easy to grow cacti all of which are ideally suited to window-sills, sun rooms or greenhouse. Height 10-60cm (4-24in). Flowering most times of Read More »
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  Lemon Balm – Seeds

  A bushy herb that resembles mint in appearance, with an invigorating lemon scent when the leaves are crushed. The aromatic foliage can be used to make Read More »
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  Magnolia x brooklynensis ‘Yellow Bird’

  This magnificent Magnolia is large and conical in shape, producing lemon-yellow, goblet-shaped flowers in late spring, just as the leaves emerge. The foliage is dark green Read More »
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  Hydrangea ‘Living Milk & Honey’

  One of the exceptional ?Living Creations? series, Hydrangea ?Living Milk & Honey? is a strongly-branching, compact, long-flowering variety featuring large flowers, starting pale green in July, Read More »
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  Tulip ‘Invitation’

  Slender blooms in a rich scarlet colour with dark bluish/black centres Read More »
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  Clematis ‘Elizabeth’

  An old cottage garden favourite for smothering walls and twining through trees. Masses of fragrant pale pink flowers contrast beautifully with the purple flushed mid-green foliage. Read More »
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  Penstemon ‘Pensham Czar’

  Sophisticated elegance with real staying power! Bursting into bloom in summer, this semi evergreen perennial produces masses of tubular lilac flowers with broad satiny white throats. Read More »
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  Veronica ‘Inspire Blue’

  A vision in blue, Veronica ‘Inspire Blue’ bears spires of deep sky-blue flowers above deeply serrated emerald-green leaves from May to July. Read More »
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  Deutzia ‘Pink Carpet’

  A stunning, low-growing shrub that bursts into life with an abundance of delicate, star-shaped, pale pink flowers from late spring. Read More »