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Rhododendron ‘Connie’

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- Nandina domestica ‘Blush Pink’
  
  Nandina domestica ‘Blush Pink’, also known as Heavenly Bamboo, is an interesting plant, that is suitable for a range of garden styles, from modern to Japanese. Read More »
- Freesia ‘Double Mix’
  
  Inhale the heavenly scent of Freesias on the patio or cut for indoor displays with this Freesia ?Double Mix?. Read More »
- Hebe ‘Garden Beauty Purple’
  
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- 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 »
- Streptocarpus ‘Hope’
  
  Streptocarpus ‘Hope’ is a hard-working houseplant, showing off its vibrant, velvety red-purple flowers from spring until autumn Read More »
- Hebe ‘Silver Queen’
  
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- Pinus x densithunbergii ‘Jane Kluis’
  
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- Geranium ‘GeRainbow™ Mixed’
  
  These trailing geraniums look spectacular when grown in a window box or hanging basket, alternatively they can be trained up a trellis, to grow like a Read More »
- Tree Fern Feed
  
  Tree fern feed will help to encourage vigorous growth in all ferns. During the growing season, as the fronds start to unfurl, feed weekly into the Read More »
- Wooden Hedgehog House
  
  This cute hedgehog house provides a cosy shelter for hedgehogs, safe from predators such as foxes. Constructed from solid wood, the house is durable and weatherproof. Read More »

Most Popular
- Flower Garden ‘Easy Annuals Mixed’ – Seed Scatter Pack
  
  An easy to grow mixture of 10 colourful annuals, which includes species found in our countryside during the Middle Ages such as borage, cornflowers and flax. Read More »
- Dahlia ‘Otto’s Thrill’
  
  This spectacular ?Dinner Plate? Dahlia well deserves its RHS Award of Garden Merit. Read More »
- Silver birch (Hedging)
  
  Always attractive in a native hedging scheme, the Silver Birch is not one to be overlooked! The delicate stems and twigs of this beautiful tree make Read More »
- Squash ‘Primavera’ F1 Hybrid (Summer) – Seeds
  
  Scoop the shredded centres out of these generous spaghetti squashes and use as a wholesome substitute for pasta! Read More »
- Spring Onion ‘Totem’ – Seeds
  
  Long, uniform upright stems which do not bulb at the base, harvest these neat spring onions throughout summer and into autumn. Read More »

Our Picks
- Petunia ‘Tumbelina Nicola’
  
  New for 2024! This stunning new petunia boasts gorgeous double flowers with unique colouration. Read More »
- Eucalyptus websteriana ?Botanic Hearts?
  
  Stunning blue-green, heart-shaped to egg-shaped leaves that shimmer silver in the breeze. Read More »
- Gooseberry ‘Giggles Gold’
  
  Gooseberry ?Giggles Gold? produces large, voluptuous, golden fruits with smooth skins and a deliciously sweet flavour. This robust variety makes a fine addition to the kitchen Read More »
- Common Medlar
  
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- Cabbage ‘Winter Jewel’ – Seeds
  
  This hardy overwintering Cabbage ?Winter Jewel? keeps your veg patch green and productive through the chilly months, providing an exceptional harvest of healthy greens which can Read More »

Monthly Choice
- Elaeagnus ebbingei ‘Compacta’
  
  Elaeagnus is one of the toughest shrubs you can grow ? coping with sun or heavy shade and a wide range of difficult soils including heavy Read More »
- Microgreens ‘Perilla/Shiso Red’ – Seeds
  
  These Basil-like shoots bring a mild liquorice flavour to Japanese salads and sushi. Microgreens ‘Perilla/Shiso Red’ is an attractive variety with red tinted, fresh green shoots Read More »
- Rose ‘Handel’ (Climbing)
  
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- Clematis ‘Samaritan Jo’™ evipo075
  
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- Caryopteris incana ‘Sunny Blue’
  
  Drought tolerant Mediterranean shrub with golden foliage throughout summer followed by rich blue flowers in late summer and autumn. Read More »