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Symphoricarpos ‘Magical Candy’

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- Heuchera ‘Marmalade’
  
  The ruffled, acid green foliage of Heuchera ?Lime Marmalade? really glows on gloomy days, cheering up dingy spots. Read More »
- Rhododendron ‘Snipe’
  
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- Antirrhinum nanum ‘Frosted Flames’ (VM Seeds)
  
  The rich carnival of colour produced by this stunning Antirrhinum is perfectly foiled by the unusual, frosted foliage, making the plants a real talking point. Exceptional Read More »
- Sidalcea hybrida ‘Party Girl’
  
  Sidalcea hybrida ‘Party Girl’ is a more compact variety of prairie mallow with stunning cerise pink flowers. This undemanding perennial will grow in all but the Read More »
- Osteospermum ‘In The Pink’ (Hardy)
  
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- Gerbera jamesonii ‘Orange County’ (Patio Series)
  
  Gerberas are unmistakeable for their classic daisy blooms and punchy colours Read More »
- Potato ‘Favourites Collection’
  
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- Plum ‘Herman’
  
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- Alstroemeria ‘Beach Valley’
  
  Alstroemeria ?Beach Valley? is a brand new variety of Alstroemeria delicately coloured in cool creamy white with a soft pink blush. Read More »
- Flutter Butter Feeder
  
  Specially designed for Flutter Butter, this feeder is a great way to give a high energy treat Read More »

Most Popular
- Blueberry ‘Draper’
  
  Blueberry ?Draper? is a vigorous variety, popular with commercial growers. It is distinguished by its very large, medium-blue fruit. Read More »
- Kingfisher Wooden Garden Bird Table
  
  This Kingfisher Wooden Garden Bird Table will become a focal point in any garden Read More »
- Miscanthus sinensis ‘Gracillimus’
  
  An attractive grass variety with year-round interest, Miscanthus ?Gracilimus’ is well worth serious consideration. It’s a clump forming perennial which is easy to grow and after Read More »
- Agapanthus ‘Flower of Love’
  
  Beautiful, deep blue florets stand proud on tall stalks each summer on this outstanding African Lily. Agapanthus ?Flower of Love?, being a hardy perennial, will flower Read More »
- Hosta ‘Fragrant Blue’
  
  With heart-shaped leaves of chalky-blue this Hosta creates a fine structural shape beside a pond or in a shady border. Planted in moist conditions, this low Read More »

Our Picks
- Hydrangea serrata ‘Avelroz’
  
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- Lobelia ‘Fountain White’
  
  Lobelia ?Fountain White? is an essential container and basket filler. This half-hardy annual delivers a cascading froth of sparkling white flowers accompanied by small, dark green Read More »
- Penstemon ‘White Bedder’
  
  Add elegance to your borders with Penstemon ?White Bedder?, an exquisite variety boasting spires of pure white tubular flowers. Read More »
- Schizophragma integrifolium ‘Windmills’
  
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- Delphinium Galahad
  
  Named after Sir Galahad, the Arthurian Knight who drew the sword from the stone, this magnificent delphinium will certainly add chivalry and romance to your garden! Read More »

Monthly Choice
- Garden Gear 7.2V Cordless Trimming Shears
  
  Quickly tidy up bushes, shape hedges and cut lawn edges with these Trimming Shears from Garden Gear. Powered by a lithium-ion battery Read More »
- 4 Person Acacia Dining Set
  
  This elegant 4 Person Acacia Dining Set is the perfect size for outdoor dining on the average patio or lawn. Read More »
- Dryopteris filix-mas ‘Cristata’
  
  Dryopteris filix-mas ?Cristata? is a charming version of the common ?Male Fern? that comes with extra frills! The fronds are adorned with crested tips, giving an Read More »
- Buddleja ‘Buzz® Lavender?
  
  A fabulous new colour to add to our Buddleja ‘Buzz®’ range, featuring violet-lilac flowers with an orange eye.The world’s first patio Buddleja, Buddleja ‘Buzz®’ bears flowers Read More »
- Rhododendron ‘Encore Pure White’ (Azalea Group)
  
  This generous Azalea delivers two bursts of flowers with just a short pause in between, first in spring and again from late summer to autumn. Read More »