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Wisteria floribunda ‘Rosea’

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- 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 »
- Dianthus plumarius ‘Sweetness Mixed’ – Seeds
  
  A true breakthrough! First year flowering from July to September from an early (February) sowing, producing heavily scented pinks. Dwarf, bushy, spreading plants; ideal for cottage Read More »
- Eucalyptus pulverulenta ‘Baby Blue’
  
  Extremely popular dwarf variety suitable for small gardens forming a multi-branching tree with intense silvery-blue rounded foliage. Read More »
- Apple ‘Adam’s Pearmain’
  
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- Angelonia ‘Serena Mix’
  
  A vibrant alternative to the usual bedding plants, offering a profusion of erect flower spikes carrying miniature snapdragon-like flowers from late spring to autumn. Read More »
- Scabious ‘Kudos Collection’
  
  A nice addition to cottage gardens, Scabious ‘Kudos Collection’ is two types pf pincushion flower; Scabious ‘Kudos White’ and ‘Kudos Pink’. Read More »
- Petunia ‘Surfinia Burgundy Yellow Picotee’
  
  A semi-trailing variety with sumptuous burgundy blooms accented with brilliant yellow edges creating a strong visual contrast. Read More »
- Silene pendula ‘Peach Blossom’ – Seeds
  
  A charming, but exquisite stunner for the spring or summer garden. Its habit is branching so it reaches only 4-6in in height yet cascades or spreads Read More »
- Stocks ‘Incana Tudor Tapestry’ – Seeds
  
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- Camellia japonica ‘Black Lace’
  
  Especially dark foliage provides a dramatic backdrop for very dark red, double flowers. Read More »

Most Popular
- Hydrangea anomala petiolaris ‘Semiola’
  
  An evergreen to semi-evergreen climber, Hydrangea anomala ?Semiola? is ideal for partially shaded walls, fences or trellis in north and east-facing sites. Read More »
- Iberis gibraltarica
  
  Iberis or candytuft plants are extremely easy to grow, but guarantee great results Read More »
- Euonymus fortunei ‘Blondy’
  
  Where would we be without Euonymus to brighten even the darkest corner of the garden? The variegated leaves of Euonymus fortunei ‘Blondy’ are dark green, splashed Read More »
- Sorrel – Seeds
  
  This hardy perennial herb is easy to grow and adds leafy texture and a tart flavour to a mixed leaf salad. Young sorrel leaves are used Read More »
- Horticultural Sharp Sand
  
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Our Picks
- Philadelphus ‘Fragrant Falls’
  
  Philadelphus ?Fragrant Falls? is a new variety noted for the especially arching habit of its branches. Read More »
- Turnip ‘Silky Sweet’ F1 – Seeds
  
  Turnip ‘Silky Sweet’ produces small, rounded white roots that are crisp, sweet and juicy – perfect for eating raw to enjoy their amazing silky-smooth texture. Packed Read More »
- Penstemon ‘Mother Of Pearl’
  
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- Berberis thunbergii ‘Aurea’
  
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- Rudbeckia triloba ‘Prairie Glow’
  
  The rusty colours of Rudbeckia ?Prairie Glow? provide a valuable addition to the autumn palette. Read More »

Monthly Choice
- Clematis armandii ‘Apple Blossom’
  
  Clematis armandii ‘Apple Blossom’ is an immensely popular variety for its sweet almond fragrance that fills the air in late winter to spring – long before Read More »
- Busy Lizzie ‘Worldbeater’ – Seeds
  
  Compact mix of Busy Lizzie varieties in an array of solid and bicolours. Blooming through the summer and well into autumn. A real garden gem. Height Read More »
- Candytuft ‘Dwarf Fairyland Mixed’ – Seeds
  
  Very easy to grow, low compact plant that comes into flower quickly from seed. The colours of Candytuft Dwarf Fairyland Mixed radiate through lilac, silver, pink Read More »
- Courgette ‘Orelia’ F1 Hybrid – Seeds
  
  Rich, golden-skinned fruit up to 25cm long. Upright, open habit, for easy harvesting and less damage to fruits. Harvest June-October. Read More »
- Rhododendron ‘Madame Galle’
  
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