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Pinus mugo ‘Mumpitz’

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- Wall Mounted Metal Rooster Clock
  
  Watch time pass with this elegant garden wall clock. It features a rooster perched on top and an attractive spiral-patterned bracket. It has a roman numeral Read More »
- Tulip ‘Gudoshnik Double’
  
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- Tree Peony ‘Xue Ta’
  
  Native to China, Tree Peonies are much loved for their bold, late spring flowers, with up to 100 blooms on mature specimens. Tree Peony ‘Xue Ta’ Read More »
- Lavender ‘Melissa Lilac’
  
  A showy English Lavender with purple flower spikes which are noticeably larger than most cultivars, with distinctly rounded petals. Flowering from July to September, this hardy Read More »
- Clematis ‘Guernsey Cream’
  
  Clematis ‘Guernsey Cream’ features large creamy flowers, each measuring up to 12cm across, with contrasting yellow stamens and a pale green stripe. It flowers from May Read More »
- Rose filipes ‘Kiftsgate’ (Rambling Rose)
  
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- Garden Gear Decking Tiles
  
  Highly durable tiles made from high-quality Wood-Plastic Composite (WPC), resistant to frost, damp, cracking and fading. Read More »
- Pulsatilla vulgaris subsp. grandis ‘Papageno’
  
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- Juniperus communis ‘Gold Cone’
  
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- Iris ‘Victoria Falls’ (Re-Blooming)
  
  This vibrant re-blooming, bearded Iris will provide a colourful display in spring and a second flush in midsummer. This hardy perennial are easy to grow and Read More »

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- Tomato ‘Tumbling Tom Red’ – Seeds
  
  Tomato ‘Tumbling Tom Red’ produces abundant early crops of sweet and juicy cherry tomatoes throughout summer. This compact bush variety has a naturally trailing habit that Read More »
- Narcissus ‘Passionale’
  
  Delicate frilled, rose pink cups with a delicious sweet perfume. Grow them outdoors, or in containers on a bright windowsill indoors. Read More »
- Sunflower SunBelievable™ ‘Brown Eyed Girl’
  
  A fabulous new, award winning patio sunflower! Bushy, neat and compact, these multi-stemmed plants make a wonderful container plant and a real focal point in summer. Read More »
- Carrot ‘Norfolk’ F1 Hybrid (Maincrop) – Seeds
  
  A strong growing and reliable maincrop variety, Carrot ‘Norfolk’ F1 Hybrid produces a fantastic harvest of uniform bright orange roots with sweet flavour and crisp texture Read More »
- Chilli Pepper ‘Ghost Chilli’
  
  Get ready to experience the scorching heat of the Ghost Chilli, also known as Bhut Jolokia! Read More »

Our Picks
- Rhododendron ‘Blue Tit’
  
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- Chempak® African Violet Fertiliser
  
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- Courgette – Seeds
  
  Courgettes are easy to grow and have a multitude of culinary uses. Harvest the succulent fruits while still small and cook them whole, or let them Read More »
- Potentilla fruticosa ‘Bella Lindsey’
  
  From May to September, Potentilla ?Bella Lindsey? sports an abundance of bright yellow flowers shining out against a backdrop of green leaves. Read More »
- Zinnia elegans ‘Zinderella Peach’ – Seeds
  
  Zinderella Zinnias are real eyecatchers! ‘Zinderella Peach’ produce orange blooms with cream and rose detailing and a strong central crest. Add height and interest to the Read More »

Monthly Choice
- Cornus kousa ‘Satomi’
  
  This pink form of Cornus kousa well deserves its RHS Award of Garden Merit and makes a superb specimen for small to medium gardens offering multiple Read More »
- RocketGro Magic Mulch
  
  This 100% organic, chemical-free and peat-free mulch has been specially formulated to supercharge the health of your garden. Read More »
- Eucalyptus cinerea ‘Silver Beauty’
  
  Stunning foliage patio shrub highly prized for its shimmering, silvery-blue, disc-like leaves Read More »
- Phlox paniculata ‘Bright Eyes’
  
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- Erigeron glaucus ‘Sea Breeze’
  
  Erigeron glaucus ‘Sea Breeze’ lives up to its name by flourishing on the sea air and sunshine around the coasts of southern Britain. It is the Read More »