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Pinus mugo ‘Benjamin’

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- Geranium ‘Antik Pink’
  
  A giant geranium that will scale new heights on your patio, climbing up to 2 metres if given support! Read More »
- Cosmos bipinnatus ‘Capriola’ – Seeds
  
  Plenty of bright, two-tone flowers. Read More »
- Nerium oleander ‘White’
  
  An exceptionally long flowering period plus handsome evergreen leaves makes Nerium oleander a rewarding shrub for a large patio pot. Read More »
- Expandable Artificial Ivy Hedge Trellis
  
  Add colour to your garden with this artificial hedge trellis. Great for hiding unsightly walls and fences, this hedge trellis will add life to your garden Read More »
- Spinach ‘Perpetual’ (Spinach Beet) – Seeds
  
  If your summer spinach is always running to seed before you manage to get a worthwhile crop off it, then Spinach Perpetual is the variety for Read More »
- Rosemary – Seeds
  
  Essential with roast lamb, the dark green aromatic foliage of rosemary has a multitude of culinary uses. This shrubby evergreen is ideal for a sunny herb Read More »
- Viburnum plicatum ‘Watanabe’
  
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- Solenostemon scutellarioides ‘Mix’
  
  Solenostemon scutellarioides ?Mix? presents a dazzling kaleidoscope of chartreuse, scarlet, pink, gold and maroon. Read More »
- Sorbaria sorbifolia ‘Matcha Ball’
  
  The perfect foliage shrub for small gardens, providing texture and changing colour throughout the growing season. Read More »
- Bupleurum rotundifolium ‘Green Gold’ – Seeds
  
  Back by popular demand! What a beauty this is in the border! Pop in a sunny or lightly shaded area and its form and colouring are Read More »

Most Popular
- Dahlia ‘Romantic Bouquet Mix’
  
  Nine varieties of double, cactus, and pompom blooms in a passionate blend of reds, lavenders and pink create a striking display of colours, textures and forms. Read More »
- Fuchsia ‘Chilli Red’
  
  Fuchsia ?Chilli Red? is a hardy fuchsia smothered in masses of buds that resemble bright red chilli peppers. Read More »
- Garden Gear XL Wooden Cold Frame
  
  Extra-large capacity cold frame made from fir wood and polycarbonate panels ensuring reliable insulation and weather resistance. Read More »
- Helianthemum Ben Hope
  
  Helianthemum ?Ben Hope? is the ideal candidate for hot, dry sites. Read More »
- Sedum telephium ‘Chocolate’
  
  Sedum telephium ‘Chocolate’ boasts striking bronze foliage above which dense heads of tiny, starry pink flowers appear from mid-summer through to autumn. Read More »

Our Picks
- Dianthus deltoides ‘Arctic Fire’
  
  An adorably pretty posy of white starry flowers set with a deep pink eye Read More »
- Streptocarpus ‘Zoe’
  
  Flowering from April to October, Streptocarpus ‘Zoe’ is an unusual combination of violet-blue lower lobes, pale violet upper petals and a creamy-white throat with a soft Read More »
- Camellia x williamsii ‘Ruby Wedding’
  
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- Sarcococca hookeriana var. humilis
  
  The white spidery flowers have a fragrance so heady that it will stop you in your tracks. The sweet, honey scented winter blooms are followed by Read More »
- Nepeta faassenii ‘Purrsian Blue’
  
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Monthly Choice
- The Kelburn Bird Table
  
  This beautifully crafted, traditional bird table makes an elegant feature in the garden as well as providing a strong, safe and secure feeding environment for birds. Read More »
- Walnut ‘Europa’
  
  If you fancy growing walnuts but don?t have the space, Walnut ?Europa? is the answer. Read More »
- Phlox paniculata ‘Orchid Yellow’
  
  Dense mounds of pyramid-shaped panicles measuring 15-18cm froth with single flowers in hot pink, each one picked out with contrasting lime-green to yellow margins. Read More »
- Blueberry ‘Pink Lemonade’
  
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- Weigela ‘Big Love’
  
  You?ll be tickled pink by the intense colour of Weigela ?Big Love?, which is distinguished by the brilliance of its hot pink tubular flowers. Read More »