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Picea omorika ‘Karel’

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- Sweet William ‘Mixed’
  
  These remarkable new ‘Sweet Williams’ will flower in the same summer as they are planted – normally they bloom the following year! So treat yourself to Read More »
- Santolina ‘Lemon Fizz’
  
  Santolina ?Lemon Fizz? rewards with all year interest, providing vivid, evergreen foliage colour and texture plus flowering colour in summer. Read More »
- Acer palmatum ‘Shaina’
  
  If you love red-toned foliage, you can?t do much better than Acer palmatum ?Shaina?. Read More »
- Berberis thunbergii ‘Cabernet’
  
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- Potato ‘Caledonian Pearl’
  
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- Lavender stoechas ‘Ruffles Mulberry’
  
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- Potato ‘Sharpes Express’
  
  An heirloom variety dating from 1900 with a superb, old-fashioned, new potato flavour. Read More »
- Perovskia atriplicifolia ‘Little Spire’
  
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- Salvia ‘Cherry Lips’
  
  This beautiful ornamental sage has delicate, deep and pale pink, two-tone flowers, and bushy foliage. Read More »
- Aster novi-belgii ‘Dandy’
  
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Most Popular
- Dahlia ‘Mediterranee’
  
  ?Mediterranee? is an exquisitely coloured ?Dinner Plate? decorative dahlia featuring large lavender blooms blending into white Read More »
- Hydrangea paniculata ‘Skyfall’
  
  A sumptuous variety, Hydrangea paniculata ?Skyfall? bears very large conical heads composed of flowers with distinctively narrow, starry petals giving the whole panicle the appearance of Read More »
- Typha latifolia ‘Variegata’ (Marginal Aquatic)
  
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- Begonia semperflorens ‘Options Mixed’ – Seeds
  
  The various flower and foliage combinations include white and rose bicolour, vermilion, white and scarlet with bronze foliage, carmine, pink and geranium red with dark foliage. Read More »
- Convolvulus cneorum
  
  This small evergreen shrub originates in the Mediterranean so is ideal for a hot and sunny patio in a container or in a border in the Read More »

Our Picks
- Stock ‘Giant Perfection Mixed’ – Seeds
  
  Invaluable summer bedding plants with dense showy spikes of sweet scented flowers. Justifiably popular for beds, borders, cut flowers and they also make magnificent plants for Read More »
- Crocosmia x crocosmiiflora ‘Emily Mckenzie’
  
  Crocosmias are invaluable for late summer colour, but they also provide all-season foliage interest with their upright, sword-shaped leaves Read More »
- Soaring Tree Lily Collection
  
  Tree Lilies are the breathtaking result of years of painstaking breeding! These incredible Oriental x Trumpet Lily hybrids can grow as tall as 2 Read More »
- Potato ‘Pentland Javelin’
  
  A white skinned, late maturing first early variety with creamy white flesh. The waxy texture of Potato Pentland Javelin makes it ideal for eating either hot Read More »
- Honeysuckle ‘Dropmore Scarlet’
  
  This vigorous climbing honeysuckle produces clusters of fiery red-orange flowers over a long period from July to September. Semi-evergreen in all but the coldest winters, Honeysuckle Read More »

Monthly Choice
- Pittosporum tobira ‘Nanum’
  
  Compact, rounded evergreen shrub with glossy, dark green, leathery foliage held in attractive whorls and small white/yellow scented flowers in late spring and early summer. Read More »
- Caryopteris x clandonensis ‘White Surprise’
  
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- Nasturtium ‘Alaska Mixed’ – Seeds
  
  The leaves are conspicuously marbled in green and white and in themselves produce a very attractive plant. Add to this vivid multicoloured blooms, flowering above the Read More »
- Basil ‘Lettuce Leaf’ – Seeds
  
  The largest-leaved basil variety around – whilst Basil ?Lettuce Leaf? looks different to traditional basil with its large, frilly edged leaves, it has the same great Read More »
- Geranium ‘Grandeur Red’
  
  Geranium ‘Grandeur Red” will provide wonderful display of bright red blooms all summer long and until the first frosts in autumn Read More »