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Rhododendron ‘Johanna’ (Azalea Group)

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- Campanula ‘Canterbury Bells’
  
  This dainty campanula is indispensable for adding that charming cottage garden feel to summer borders. Read More »
- Coleus canina ‘Scaredy Cat’
  
  This easy to grow Coleus Canina keeps cats, dogs, rabbits and foxes away from your garden, also known as the ?Scaredy Cat? Plant. It produces an Read More »
- Lettuce ‘Kyrio’ – Seeds
  
  Fill your salad bowl all summer long with fresh and healthy home-grown leaves . Quick and easy to grow, simply direct sow directly outside. Read More »
- Iris ‘Buckwheat’ (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 »
- The Dalby Bird Table
  
  The Dalby bird table will keep your feathered friends dry and safe from predators. Read More »
- Nandina domestica ‘Twilight’
  
  Nandina domestica ‘Twilight’ makes a fine choice for your patio containers. This evergreen Heavenly Bamboo is perfect for providing year round interest. New foliage emerges flamingo Read More »
- Nicotiana ‘Eau de Cologne Mixed’
  
  An elegant annual smothered in bright and cheerful blooms which exude a sweet fragrance on warm summer evenings. Nicotiana ‘Eau de Cologne Mixed’ are mid-height plants Read More »
- Weigela ‘Picobella Rosso’
  
  Weigela ?Picobella Rosso? is a dwarf variety, great for small borders and containers. Read More »
- Cryptomeria japonica ‘Vilmoriniana’
  
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- Tulip ‘Dynasty’
  
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Most Popular
- Cosmos bipinnatus ‘Sonata Series Mixed’ – Seeds
  
  An RHS AGM variety in a superb mixture of colours. This beautiful dwarf variety reaches a maximum height of 60cm (24) making it perfectly proportioned for Read More »
- Taxus baccata ‘Kupfergold’
  
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- Rose ‘Blue for You’ (Floribunda Rose)
  
  The best blue rose there is and winner of an RHS AGM! This stunning floribunda rose produces semi-double blooms which are initially a purple-mauve colour but Read More »
- Cotinus coggygria ‘Golden Spirit’
  
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- Stock ‘Night Scented’ – Seeds
  
  Deliciously scented flowers which open in the evening. Sow anywhere that is close enough to the house to get the benefit of such a beautiful fragrance. Read More »

Our Picks
- Peony ‘Dublin’ (Patio Peony)
  
  Compact variety designed for container growing with single white cup-shaped blooms and a central yellow ruff. Read More »
- Reversible Eco-Friendly Grey Natural B Stepping Stones
  
  Instantly update your outdoor living space with these hard-wearing, functional, yet attractive stepping stones whilst still doing your bit for the environment. Read More »
- Aubergine ‘Three Knight’ F1 Recipe Seed Collection
  
  This champion trio of Aubergine ‘Green Knight’, ‘Violet Knight’ and ‘White Knight’ not only looks fantastic in the greenhouse, but also looks great on the plate Read More »
- Erysimum ‘Artist Paintbox’
  
  The pick of the crop when it comes to perennial wallflowers! The deeply perfumed flowers are constantly changing colour with primrose, burnt orange and mauve shades. Read More »
- Hydrangea serrata ‘Pink Petticoat’
  
  Dwarf lacecap variety reaching only around 60cm with airy, soft pink flowers and good autumn colour. Read More »

Monthly Choice
- Viburnum trilobum ‘Bailey Compact’
  
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- Collard ‘Hi-Crop’ F1 – Seeds
  
  Packed with nutrition, this large non-heading cabbage is a versatile, long-season crop. Read More »
- Tulip ‘Finola’
  
  Intensifying in colour over time from opalescent creams to soft shell pink and rose, Tulip ?Finola? opens into a large, loosely-petalled, peony-like bowl. Read More »
- Sambucus nigra ‘Madonna’
  
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- Blueberry ‘Jersey’
  
  Blueberry ?Jersey? is late flowering and so especially well-suited to colder gardens where early flowers can get cut down by frost. Read More »