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  Crassula perforata

  No, it?s not an artificial plant ? but you could easily be mistaken! This peculiar little succulent has triangular, fleshy leaves carried in upright stacks which Read More »
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  Rhododendron ‘Johanna’ (Azalea Group)

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  Tulip ‘Full Border Mix’

  A full-border blend of some of the most popular garden tulips, selected for 8 weeks of colour during spring. If you want no-thought, no-fuss spring colour Read More »
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  Pear ‘Mini Conference’

  Self fertile and a reliable cropper! Pick these sweet juicy pears in September for eating from October to November. Specially bred dwarf variety, producing large pears Read More »
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  Liriodendron tulipifera ‘Aureomarginatum’

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  Sweet Potato Mixed Collection

  Three reliable and distinctive varieties, including the purple-fleshed ‘Erato Violet’ and super-hardy ‘Beauregard Improved’, add colour to the vegetable plot and a bounty of sweet tubers Read More »
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  Grape ‘Chasselas Rosé’

  An ancient French variety that is excellent for both eating fresh and winemaking Read More »
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  Russian Snowdrop

  With a beauty that belies its resilience, Puschkinia will form a carpet of spring colour that is virtually maintenance free. These tough little bulbs emerge in Read More »
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  Echinops ritro

  Echinops ritro produces jagged globes of brilliant blue flowers on silvery green stems, held above clusters of spiny, deeply cut foliage. This favoured perennial has a Read More »
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  Rhododendron ‘Geisha Pink’ (Azalea Group)

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