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Rose ‘Zéphirine Drouhin’

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- Hoya kerrii ‘Double Leaf’
  
  Two hearts in one! Hoya kerrii ‘Double Leaf’ is the perfect gift for Valentine?s Day or whenever you want to show some love. Read More »
- Aster novi-belgii ‘Bahamas’
  
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- Tree Peony ‘Bai Yuan Hong Xia’
  
  A luxuriant display of velvety-red, double petals burst from plump buds in late spring. The opulent blooms of Tree Peony ‘Bai Yuan Hong Xia’ stand out Read More »
- Lavender Duo
  
  Lavender makes an excellent low hedge or edging plant. The nectar-rich blooms are particularly attractive to bees, and the fragrant stems are ideal for cutting or Read More »
- Hebe topiaria
  
  Looking for an alternative to box? Without any clipping, Hebe topiaria forms dense, graceful mounds composed of pointed, grey-green leaves with yellow-green margins. Read More »
- Lobelia erinus ‘Crystal Palace’ – Seeds
  
  Dainty, deep blue lobelia flowers smother neat globes of foliage that form very dwarf, compact plants. Lobelia ‘Crystal Palace’ makes a sparkling addition to beds, containers, Read More »
- Sambucus nigra ‘Laced Up’
  
  Narrow, upright Sambucus that is ideal for the smaller garden, with dark, feathery foliage and umbels of pink flowers in summer. Read More »
- Hydrangea macrophylla ‘Yulika’
  
  An exciting mophead variety with large double white blooms, the petals edged with rich pink-red margins, creating a striking bi-coloured effect. Read More »
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- Pinus strobus ‘Blue Shag’
  
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- Daffodil ‘Scented Collection’
  
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- Dianthus deltoides ‘Arctic Fire’ – Seeds
  
  A spectacular first year flowering perennial Dianthus that is quick to flower. Dwarf plants of deep green foliage, are smothered with dainty white serrated flowers complimented Read More »
- Hanging Halo House Plant Collection
  
  Make the most of vertical space with these decorative hanging hoops which come ready-planted with a beautiful vibrant houseplant. Read More »
- Hydrangea arborescens ‘Sweet Annabelle’
  
  The latest innovation in the Incrediball series, Hydrangea arborescens ?Sweet Annabelle? features the same huge flowerheads on strong stems, this time in a silvery pink. Read More »
- Rhododendron ‘XXL Red Devil’
  
  Rhododendron ‘XXL Red Devil’ is an exciting new hybrid rhododendron featuring extra-large flowers in a rich colour. The impressive blooms measure up to 8cm, and come Read More »

Our Picks
- Echinacea purpurea ‘Rubinstern’
  
  Native to North America and part of the Sunflower family of plants, Echinacea purpurea ‘Rubinstern’ has bold, pink giant daisy type flowers that look fantastic planted Read More »
- Berberis thunbergii ‘Golden Rocket’
  
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- Oxalis versicolor
  
  A half hardy alpine with the most fascinating buds, like striped candy canes! In late summer and autumn the flowers of Oxalis versicolor open to reveal Read More »
- Sarcococca hookeriana var. humilis
  
  The white spidery flowers have a fragrance so heady that it will stop you in your tracks. The sweet, honey scented winter blooms are followed by Read More »
- Helichrysum monstrosum ‘Bright Bikini Mixed’ – Seeds
  
  Sun loving, easily grown, ideal everlasting in 8 bright colours. Dwarf yet prolific and ideal for limited space Read More »

Monthly Choice
- Juniperus horizontalis ‘Jade River’
  
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- Acer palmatum ‘Shaina’
  
  If you love red-toned foliage, you can?t do much better than Acer palmatum ?Shaina?. Read More »
- Campanula ‘Canterbury Bells’
  
  This dainty campanula is indispensable for adding that charming cottage garden feel to summer borders. Read More »
- Narcissus Duo
  
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- Tradescantia Purple Passion
  
  Tradescantia is one of the few trailing plants with purple foliage and this one excels, with deeper purple foliage than other varieties. Read More »