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Tillandsia brachycaulos x abdita

Red-tinged pointed foliage adds a splash of colour and contemporary style to any home interior. This amazing air plant remains evergreen for year-round interest and is really easy to grow.

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- Climbing Bean ‘Cobra’ – Seeds
  
  Easy to grow, exceptional flavour and a long season cropper. What more could you want from a climbing French bean? This RHS AGM variety produces continuous Read More »
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- Bergenia cordifolia ‘Purpurea’
  
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- Pear ‘Wonder Tree Doyenne du Comice’ (Patio Pear)
  
  Transform even the smallest of growing spaces into a mini orchard with Pear ?Wonder Tree Doyenne du Comice?. Read More »
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- Philadelphus ‘Fragrant Falls’
  
  Philadelphus ?Fragrant Falls? is a new variety noted for the especially arching habit of its branches. Read More »
- Swede ‘Tweed’ F1 – Seeds
  
  British bred culinary Swede with hybrid vigour and uniformity, growing very well in less fertile soil making it the perfect home gardener’s choice. Globe-shaped, purple topped, Read More »
- Geranium x magnificum
  
  This deep veined violet geranium is an RHS AGM holder. Read More »
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  Pollen-free, upward-facing, deep pink blooms edged in white, reaching up to 20cm across. Read More »
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- Roman Chamomile
  
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- Fuchsia ‘Lady Thumb’ (Hardy)
  
  This ever popular, compact fuchsia ‘Lady Thumb’ has gorgeous pink and white flowers that will provide an abundance of blooms all summer long. Perfect for patio Read More »
- Arachniodes aristata ‘Variegata’
  
  An exceptionally handsome evergreen fern. Arachniodes aristata ?Variegata? sports thick, slightly glossy fronds adorned with a lime-green stripe along the midrib. Read More »
- Coreopsis ‘Sunkiss’
  
  Coreopsis blooms don’t get much bigger or better pronounced than those of Coreopsis ‘Sunkiss’. Read More »
- Asparagus Collection (Spring Planting)
  
  A superb collection of modern, heavy yielding varieties that will ensure a long cropping period of top quality spears. This versatile collection includes the white Asparagus Read More »

Monthly Choice
- Caryopteris x clandonensis ‘Grand Bleu’
  
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  Illuminate your garden with the tropical tones of Busy Lizzie ‘Beacon Mixed?. Busy Lizzies are back on trend, flaunting exotic colours, long flowering times and lush Read More »
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- Nurseryman’s Choice Conifer Collection
  
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