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Rhododendron ‘Nova Zembla’

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- Verbena ‘Peach Picotee’
  
  Pale peach flowers with a subtle blush. Read More »
- Dahlia ‘Perfect Patchwork Collection’
  
  Five stunning decorative dahlias in an array of bi-colours create a patchwork quilt of eye-catching patterns. Read More »
- Organic Broccoli ‘Green Sprouting’ (Calabrese) – Seeds
  
  Tasty and nutritious Organic Broccoli ‘Green Sprouting’ (Calabrese) provides a wonderfully long harvest of flavoursome heads along with a great crop of tender side shoots. Enjoy Read More »
- Cercis chinensis ‘Shirobana’
  
  From March to April, the bare branches of Cercis chinensis ?Shirobana? are smothered in small, pea-like, white flowers, creating a stunning spring spectacle. Read More »
- Turnip ‘Silky Sweet’ F1 – Seeds
  
  Turnip ‘Silky Sweet’ produces small, rounded white roots that are crisp, sweet and juicy – perfect for eating raw to enjoy their amazing silky-smooth texture. Packed Read More »
- Spinach ‘Apollo’ – Seeds
  
  Outstanding for yield, quality and bolting resistance as a ‘baby leaf’ variety, also very productive as a full sized plant. Dark green, thick, rounded leaves with Read More »
- Cerastium tomentosum
  
  Plant Cerastium tomentosum into rock crevices, paving cracks, walls and gravel gardens where it will form a spreading mat of silvered foliage followed by incredible quantities Read More »
- Ceanothus x delilianus ‘Henri desfosse’
  
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- Nurserymans Choice Shrub Mix
  
  Stocking up your garden needn?t cost a fortune! Our Nurserymans Choice Shrub Mix is the easy way to fill borders with garden favourites that will deliver Read More »
- Achillea millefolium ‘Cerise Queen’
  
  Broad plates of tiny pink blooms are held on tall wavering stems that are clothed in ferny foliage. This showy Yarrow produces plenty of stems throughout Read More »

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- Apple ‘Cox’s Orange Pippin’
  
  Apple ‘Cox’s Orange Pippin’ is a traditional apple, that has been popular for generations. The juicy, thin skinned, red-orange apples have a distinct and delicious taste. Read More »
- Stromanthe sanguinea ‘Triostar’
  
  Stromanthe sanguinea ‘Triostar’ boasts exquisitely foliage. Each green leaf is liberally patterned with cream or pale pink, with a striking hot pink underside. Read More »
- Monstera deliciosa
  
  The Swiss Cheese Plant is instantly recognisable with its glossy, split foliage. The large heart-shaped foliage creates a luxourious feel in brightly lit rooms such as Read More »
- Deutzia crenata ‘Pride of Rochester’
  
  Arching branches clothed in dark green leaves provide the perfect foil for panicles of star-shaped, white and pink-blushed flowers. The midsummer blooms fill the air with Read More »
- Rose ‘Cicero’ (Patio Rose)
  
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Our Picks
- Courgette ‘Sure Thing’ – Seeds
  
  Even in cool, cloudy summers, you?re guaranteed a crop with Courgette ‘Sure Thing’! These parthenocarpic plants don?t need to be insect pollinated to produce their speckled, Read More »
- Rose ‘Cutie Pie’
  
  At only 10cm high, Rosa ?Cutie Pie? is perfect as ground cover or for container growing. Read More »
- Nigella damascena ‘Miss Jekyll’ – Seeds
  
  Beautiful and easy to grow, bearing rich blue flowers which seem to float amongst the finely cut leaves. They provide a charming show of bloom during Read More »
- Geranium ‘Hardy Blues Collection’
  
  Low mounds of foliage produce a profusion of flowers throughout summer from this colourful mix of cottage garden favourites. The cup shaped flowers range from solid Read More »
- Calla palustris (Marginal Aquatic)
  
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Monthly Choice
- Antique Effect Planters- 4 Pack
  
  Bring a touch of style and grace to your garden, patio or courtyard area, with this set of four planters. Manufactured from UV-stabilised polyurethane and finished Read More »
- Decorative Cotswold Stone Aggregate
  
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- Camellia japonica ‘Winter Festival’
  
  A multi-coloured camellia, Camellia japonica ‘Winter Festival’ features double flowers in a range of harmonious shades from creamy-white, soft pink, rose-pink to cerise-red. Read More »
- Lupin ‘Gallery Red’
  
  A colourful display of these cottage garden favourites will return year after year, getting stronger, with more flower spikes each time. The Lupin Gallery Series are Read More »
- Viola Labradorica
  
  Bearing lavender-blue flowers above purplish heart-shaped leaves, this low-growing evergreen is excellent for woodland gardens, groundcover, underplanting shrubs and roses and planting amongst spring bulbs. Read More »