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Pittosporum tenuifolium ‘Variegatum’

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- Asparagus ‘Erasmus’ F1
  
  First all-male purple variety delivering higher yields and performance than other purple types with exceptionally tender spears. Read More »
- Magnolia ‘Daphne’
  
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- Microgreens Mustard ‘Red Carpet’ – Seeds
  
  Microgreens Mustard ‘Red Carpet’ will bring a spicy punch to your wraps, sandwiches and salads. These peppery little shoots are topped with dark purple foliage and Read More »
- Clematis ‘John Howells’
  
  The heavy-flowering John Howells Clematis exhibits a mass of crimson flowers from July right through to September. Read More »
- Rhododendron ‘Cosmopolitan’
  
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- Calendula officinalis ‘Art Shades Mixed’ (VM Seeds)
  
  An easy-to-grow annual for bedding and borders. Large frilly blooms in a mix of colours, from deep orange to cream, are long flowering and great for Read More »
- Rooted Hydroponic in Glass with Stand and Light
  
  A modern and stylish display for a tabletop, window sill or shelf in your office or home. Hydroponic houseplants are dirt-free and hygienic ? no messy Read More »
- Butomus umbellatus (Marginal Aquatic)
  
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- Picea abies ‘Acrocona’
  
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- Cornus controversa ‘Pagoda’
  
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- Tulip ‘Flaming Memory’
  
  A slightly ruffled tulip bearing large flowers with rose pink petals that blend into a lemon-yellow fringe. Read More »
- Delphinium grandiflorum ‘Blue Butterfly’
  
  Delphinium grandiflorum ?Blue Butterfly? is very different to the tall, stately Delphiniums we are all familiar with. Read More »
- Asarina purpusii ‘Victoria Falls’ – Seeds
  
  Vibrant cerise-purple antirrhinum-like flowers, clasped in lime-green bracts, cascade from delicately arching stems, that grow to 45cm (18in). This half-hardy perennial will flower from early May Read More »
- Squash ‘Baked Potatoes’ (Winter) – seeds
  
  This attractive Acorn Squash is a winter variety with pale orange skins and creamy white flesh. The fruits are produced in abundance, each weighing up to Read More »
- Tomato ‘Cristal’ F1 Hybrid – Seeds
  
  This RHS AGM variety produces glossy, scarlet-skinned fruits with dark ruby-red flesh that attain weights of 120g (4oz) per fruit. The round, greenback free fruits are Read More »

Our Picks
- Lilac ‘Josée’
  
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- Tulip ‘Heart Duo’
  
  Plant this romantic duo in patio pots and borders for a dramatic spring display. Few Tulips possess the same elegance as these delicate beauties, with their Read More »
- Coreopsis Grandiflora Mayfield Giant
  
  This large-flowered tickseed bears long, leafless stems, making it especially suitable for cut flowers. Read More »
- Phlox paniculata ‘Famous Pink Dark Eye’
  
  Blooming 2-3 weeks earlier than other paniculata varieties, Phlox paniculata ‘Famous Pink Dark Eye’ forms soft, low, pillowy mounds of large, pink, fragrant flowers with a Read More »
- Gaura lindheimeri
  
  The slender, arching stems of Gaura lindheimeri are tipped with panicles of rosy pink buds, which open to reveal white flowers Read More »

Monthly Choice
- Poppy ‘Iceland Mixed’ – Seeds
  
  Papaver nudicaule, better known as the Icelandic Poppy, is like a ray of sunshine to your summer border! Each wide, saucer-shaped bloom opens to reveal crushed-silk Read More »
- Begonia rex ‘Helter Skelter’
  
  Featuring large, spiral leaves which swirl round and round in a fun fair of colours, Begonia ?Helter Skelter? is aptly named. Read More »
- Hydrangea ‘Tabletop’
  
  This exciting new indoor/outdoor dwarf hydrangea is equally suitable for a patio tabletop or a dining table centrepiece. Read More »
- Original Veggie Bed
  
  Practical and stylish, in every way! Original Veggie Beds are perfect for vegetables, flowers and herbs, and make fabulous alpine troughs too. With an old-fashioned 1940?s Read More »
- Rose ‘Breeder’s Choice Gold’ (Hybrid Tea Rose)
  
  Bush roses are always popular, and this variety is one of the best, in a beautiful shade of gold. Read More »