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Pyrus salicifolia ‘Pendula’

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- Strawberry ‘Toscana’
  
  It’s not just the fruit which are the talking point of this amazing strawberry! With bold pink flowers in abundance these everbearing strawberries bring bright splashes Read More »
- Viburnum plicatum f. tomentosum ‘Molly Schroeder’
  
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- Hedera Helix Mix
  
  These evergreen ivies are easy, adaptable plants that add vibrant foliage colour and texture either indoors or outdoors. Read More »
- Antirrhinum nanum ‘Dwarf Bedding Mixed’ – Seeds
  
  A glittering mixture in a wide range of colours. Their low and compact habit makes them an essential item for the smaller garden Read More »
- Berry Trio Collection
  
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- Hamamelis x intermedia ‘Westerstede’
  
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- Dahlia ‘Lubega Power Yellow-Orange’
  
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- Alstroemeria ‘Valley’ Collection (Summer Paradise Series)
  
  This superb collection brings together 3 showy varieties from the Summer Paradise Series, each boasting extreme hardiness to -15C (5F) and a short, compact habit. These Read More »
- Holly ‘Argentea Marginata’
  
  Winner of a prestigious RHS Award of Garden Merit and a fantastic female specimen for year-round interest, Holly ‘Argentea Marginata’ bears dark green, toothed, evergreen leaves Read More »
- Peat Growing Pellets
  
  Used by professional growers, Peat Growing Pellets offer an ideal solution for propagating seeds and cuttings. Read More »

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- Climbing Bean ‘Firetongue’ – Seeds
  
  This colourful bean is a multi-purpose Italian speciality. Use the fresh young pods as flageolet beans (semi-mature pods with succulent seeds), or allow them to mature Read More »
- Chempak® Yearlong Fertiliser
  
  Just 1 application per year is all you need! This fertiliser will gradually release nutrients over the year, providing a controlled flow of plant food around Read More »
- Blackberry ‘Reuben’
  
  A breakthrough in blackberry breeding! Unlike normal varieties this unique primocane blackberry will fruit on first year growth, meaning you?ll get crops sooner after planting! The Read More »
- Clematis Reflections™ evipo035
  
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- Sarcococca hookeriana var. digyna ‘Purple Stem’
  
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Our Picks
- Cobra Electric 600w 30cm Dual Line Tap & Go Head Grass Trimmer
  
  Get your lawn looking sharp in no time with the Cobra GT600E 600W Electric Grass Trimmer. Easy and comfortable to use, this Cobra trimmer is ideal Read More »
- Brugmansia ‘Single Red/Orange’
  
  Brugmansia is an unashamedly show-off plant. Also known as ?Angel?s Trumpets? their huge blooms will certainly blow a fanfare on a sunny patio and attract gasps Read More »
- Geranium himalayense
  
  Geranium himalayense is a particularly useful ground cover plant, as it tolerates shady spots Read More »
- Picea pungens ‘Waldbrunn’
  
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- Petunia ‘Amore™ Queen of Hearts’
  
  An absolutely adorable petunia that will capture your heart, at least five times over. Each yellow blushed bloom has five bright red hearts formed by the Read More »

Monthly Choice
- Clematis ‘Hagley Hybrid’
  
  Clematis ‘Hagley Hybrid’ is the perfect choice for both beginner gardeners and more experienced Clematis growers, as this compact hardy perennial can cope with almost all Read More »
- Silene caroliniana ‘Hot Pink’ – Seeds
  
  Brighten up your rockery with the vivid pink blooms of Silene caroliniana ‘Hot Pink’! Known as Sticky Catchfly or Wild Pink in its native home of Read More »
- Mr. Men? Little Miss? – Mr. Funny – Sweetcorn ‘Swift’ – Seeds
  
  Mr. Funny has a great sense of humour. He makes everyone laugh. When he’s gardening, he usually wears one of his funny hats which makes the Read More »
- Blueberry ‘Bluegold’
  
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- Mixed Bulbs Saver Collection
  
  Celebrate spring colour with this versatile selection of spring bulbs. These low-growing gems are suitable for running along border edges, sprinkling through rockeries, layering in pots Read More »