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Thuja occidentalis ‘Sunkist’

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- Garden Grow Plug and Seed Growing Tray
  
  Your plants will have the very best start with these 40 cell growing trays. Each robust plastic cell tray comes with a sturdy clear plastic lid Read More »
- Narcissus ‘Dick Wilden’
  
  Plant a splash of sunshine in your borders! Their blaze of golden petals with frilly centres are a sight to behold. Grow them outdoors or in Read More »
- Hibiscus syriacus Ultramarine ‘Minultra’
  
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- Spiraea ‘Sparkling Champagne’
  
  Spiraea japonica ‘Sparkling Champagne’ is guaranteed to bring a dazzling splash of colour to your garden. Colourful foliage emerges a lovely rose-red shade in spring, which Read More »
- Lilac ‘Prince Wolkonsky’
  
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- Aubergine ‘Jackpot’
  
  Aubergine ?Jackpot? F1 is an early cropping aubergine and completely spineless making easy harvesting. Read More »
- Woodland Strawberry – Seeds
  
  A woodland strawberry selection which produces an abundance of delicious, small, red fruits from July to September. The superbly sweet strawberries are carried high on the Read More »
- Magnolia ‘Red Lucky’ (Standard)
  
  Create a stunning focal point in your garden this spring! Magnolia ?Red Lucky? produces a glorious spring display of pale pink, goblet shaped blooms, each blushed Read More »
- Gaura ‘Gambit Pink’
  
  A compact Gaura bearing masses of pink flowers with long white stamens. Read More »
- Sweet Orange (Citrus Fruit)
  
  Sweet orange trees are a decorative and productive addition to the spring and summer garden and will thrive in a conservatory or on a windowsill through Read More »

Most Popular
- Rudbeckia occidentalis ‘Green Wizard’ – Kew Flowerhouse Seed Collection
  
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- Liquidambar styraciflua
  
  Prized for its glorious foliage, this vibrant deciduous tree will rival any Maple. Liquidambar styraciflua has a broadly conical habit that makes a superb specimen for Read More »
- Juncus inflexus (Marginal Aquatic)
  
  A hardy native pond plant suited to shallow pond margins and boggy areas forming dense tufts of stiff, blue-green foliage and clusters of brown flowers from Read More »
- Fontinalis antipyretica (Oxygenating Aquatic)
  
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- Pumpkin ‘Evergold’ – Seeds
  
  British plant breeders have harnessed the cucurbit family?s ‘precocious yellow gene? to develop this shining star of the pumpkin patch. Fruits appear golden from the very Read More »

Our Picks
- Cosmos bipinnatus ‘Psyche Mixed’ – Seeds
  
  Semi-double and single, large, waved, upright blooms distinct and charming. 80% true from seed as they can make fine cut flowers and can also be used Read More »
- Rose ‘Mellgold’ (Shrub Rose)
  
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- Prunus tomentosa
  
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- Campanula portenschlagiana
  
  A vigorous little ground-creeping campanula, creating carpets of violet-blue bells in summer Read More »
- Pieris japonica ‘Little Heath’
  
  A striking dwarf evergreen shrub whose light green leaves have fine white margins. Pieris japonica ‘Little Heath’ is perfect for adding winter interest to the garden, Read More »

Monthly Choice
- Cercis siliquastrum
  
  In spring this small bushy tree is smothered in rosy-pink hanging blooms. The Judas Tree is a beautiful sight, and fascinating too, as the flowers grow Read More »
- Whitecurrant ‘White Versailles’ (Organic)
  
  Whitecurrant ?White Versailles? is the earliest cropping whitecurrant. Read More »
- Potato ‘Charlotte’ (Second Cropping)
  
  Second cropping potatoes are perfect for producing delicious new potatoes in autumn and right up to Christmas! These tubers are held back by growers under cold Read More »
- Rhododendron viscosum
  
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- Cyclamen Hederifolium – Bulbs
  
  A superbly delicate, but resilient plant, that displays pink flowers, with reflexed petals, throughout autumn, followed by speckled foliage that lasts until mid-spring. An ideal specimen Read More »