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Picea abies ‘Echiniformis’

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- Cymbidium Sarah Jean gx ‘Ice Cascade’
  
  Add some magic to your interior décor with this glamorous cymbidium orchid. Read More »
- Rhododendron ‘Snow Pearl’ (Azalea Group)
  
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- Acer palmatum ‘Cascade Citrine’
  
  Acer palmatum ?Cascade Citrine? is a slow-growing, deciduous tree with stunning, golden-yellow leaves on weeping branches. Read More »
- RocketGro Ericaceous Compost
  
  A 100% organic, chemical-free and peat-free ericaceous compost containing the perfect balance of nutrients which will gently feed your plants for 3 months without the need Read More »
- Nemasys Grow Your Own Multiple Pest Killer
  
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- Hemerocallis ‘Dress Code’
  
  Hemerocallis ?Dress Code? bears large, fragrant, salmon-pink trumpets with glowing yellow throats. Read More »
- Raspberry ‘Summer Lovers Late’
  
  Plant height and spread is seasonal therefore we list by pot size rather than a defined plant size. The height and spread of the plant delivered Read More »
- Dianthus ‘Devon Wizard’
  
  A combination of a long and abundant flowering, fragrance, attractive foliage and a neat habit makes Dianthus ?Wizard? a perfect choice for sunny containers and border Read More »
- Petunia ‘Superbissima Triumph Mix’
  
  Huge flowers, from 10-15cm wide, feature crimpled petals in bright magenta, white and pink Read More »
- Brussels Sprout ‘Marte’ F1 Hybrid – Seeds
  
  Quite round, well-spaced ‘buttons’, strong in taste with a hint of sweetness. Sow early march to harvest in October, sow late march/april for harvest October-Christmas. Read More »

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- Bird Scare Humming Line
  
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- Winter Shrub Collection
  
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- Calycanthus ‘Venus’
  
  Calycanthus ‘Venus’ is a sweetshrub that has gorgeous, exotic flowers, that flower in May and then intermittently throughout summer and into autumn. Read More »
- Eupatorium cannabinum – Kew Pollination Seed Collection
  
  A majestic perennial for damp borders and waterside plantings. Hemp Agrimony rises to spectacular heights, its dull red stems topped with panicles of dusky pink blooms Read More »
- Phlox paniculata ‘Bright Eyes’
  
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Our Picks
- Xerochrysum ‘Granvia® Gold’
  
  The papery blooms of Xerochrysum ‘Granvia® Gold’ are irresistibly tactile. The crispy petals feel like dried flowers even before they are cut! This magnificent variety boasts Read More »
- Rose Double Duo Collection
  
  Create the perfect look in your garden with this Rose Double Duo Collection. Ideal to compliment or contrast with specific areas or plants in your garden Read More »
- Chaenomeles speciosa ‘Toyo-Nishiki’
  
  A very beautiful variety of flowering quince with single, creamy-white, cup-shaped flowers which age to pink Read More »
- Fascicularia bicolor
  
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- Cryptomeria japonica ‘Vilmorin Gold’
  
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Monthly Choice
- Tomato ‘Gardener’s Delight’
  
  If you are of the opinion that tomatoes have lost their flavour then you will certainly enjoy the true tangy flavour of Tomato ‘Gardener’s Delight’. This Read More »
- Tomato ‘Sweetest Tomato Duo’ – Seeds
  
  These outstanding cordon varieties have been specially selected by T&M for their exceptional sweet flavour. These delicious cherry tomatoes will produce heavy crops whether they are Read More »
- Watercress – Seeds
  
  A delightful salad plant either by itself or tossed with other salad ingredients and delicious with cheese sandwiches or with a cheese dip – it even Read More »
- Peony ‘Sorbet Bouquet Mix’
  
  Glamorous mix of pink and cream herbaceous peonies offerring extravagant flowers and evocative scent from late spring to early summer. Read More »
- Sorbaria sorbifolia ‘Sem’
  
  A fantastic foliage plant, that is particulary well suited to gardens of a contemporary or oriental style. Sorbaria sorbifolia ‘Sem’ can be planted in borders or Read More »