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Thuja occidentalis ‘King Of Brabant’

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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 »
- Hanging Wooden Succulent Shelf & Plants
  
  This hanging plant shelf comes ready furnished with 8 different succulents to start your succulent collection. Read More »
- Viola sororia ‘Rubra’
  
  Viola sororia ‘Rubra’ is an unusual variety boasting rich wine-purple flowers, which are held above a neat clump of heart-shaped leaves. Read More »
- Streptocarpus ‘Gwen’
  
  Streptocarpus ‘Gwen’ blooms prolifcally from summer to autumn with masses of white flowers decorated with delicate, deep purple veining Read More »
- Deutzia gracilis (Hedging)
  
  A beautiful Japanese Snowflower. This is a lovely compact, white-flowering shrub for small and medium sized gardens. It can also be grown in planters on the Read More »
- Bedroom Bundle Collection
  
  Relax in the ambience of these mood-boosting, easy-care houseplants. Read More »
- Houttuynia cordata ‘Flame’
  
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- Heuchera ‘Peach Crisp’
  
  Heuchera is one of the few plants to offer foliage in sunset shades throughout the growing season and Heuchera ?Peach Crisp? not only flaunts beautiful orangey Read More »
- Tomato Fertiliser
  
  Maximise your Tomato crops with this specially blended, slow release Tomato fertiliser. Application is easy ? simply mix it into the soil when planting out your Read More »
- Cornflower ‘Jubilee Gem’ – Seeds
  
  Dense heads of large, double flowers of a beautiful deep blue are freely produced on compact, bushy plants. Once a common sight in cornfields the annual Read More »

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- Squash ‘Griller’s Mix’ F1 Hybrid (Summer) – Seeds
  
  As the name implies, this colourful mix of summer squash are perfect for grilling or barbecuing. Bushy, open plants produce superb yields of oval fruits with Read More »
- Chrysanthemum ‘Incurved Mixed’
  
  Magnificent blooms, up to10cm (4) across! The exuberant flowers of incurving chrysanthemums make a bold impact in borders in late summer. Cut their long stems for Read More »
- Cotinus coggygria
  
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- Deutzia x hybrida ‘Perle Rose’
  
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- Thunbergia ‘Sunny Susy Rose Sensation’
  
  Surely the loveliest of the ?Sunny Susy? range, this pink flowered Black Eyed Susan makes an exotic looking climber! Its hairy leaves and twining stems will Read More »

Our Picks
- Rhododendron (AJ) Moederkensdag
  
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- Penstemon ‘Pensham Plum Jerkum’
  
  With upright stems bearing purple trumpets lined with white, Penstemon ?Pensham Plum Jerkum? is an attractive front of border perennial which will provide vibrant colour for Read More »
- Agapanthus africanus ‘Pitchoune White’
  
  A partner to ?Pitchoune Blue?, Agapanthus ?Pitchoune White? boasts equivalent large-sized flowerheads above a nicely compact plant that is perfect for small gardens or patio containers. Read More »
- Gourd ‘Autumn Glory’ – Seeds
  
  A hand selected mixture of small gourds in a wide range of colours and shapes including smooth skinned, warted and winged types. These ornamental fruits are Read More »
- Bonsai Metasequoia Forest Modern Royal
  
  Multiple stems have been planted to create an exquisite landscape in miniature, each tree carefully manicured into living sculptures that provide all-year-round interest. Each Bonsai Metasequoia Read More »

Monthly Choice
- Tomato ‘Shirley’ F1 Hybrid
  
  Tomato ‘Shirley’ remains one of the most popular varieties for cultivating in cold or slightly heated greenhouses. This early maturing tomato has become an exhibitor’s favourite Read More »
- Orontium aquaticum (Marginal Aquatic)
  
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- Carex comans ‘Frosted Curls’
  
  Carex ?Frosted Curls? forms low hummocks composed of fine, hair-like leaves, curled at their ends. Read More »
- Microsorum Plant on Lava Rock in a Tray (Lova plant)
  
  Microsorum is a creeping fern, native to Australia and New Zealand. The glossy fronds emerge from spreading, hairy rhizhomes. Read More »
- Picea glauca ‘Biesenthaler Fruhling’
  
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