Best Sellers

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  Meconopsis ‘Lingholm’

  This captivating short lived perennial is a ‘must have’! From basal rosettes of hairy leaves rise tall stems bearing spectacular, single clear blue poppy flowers, up Read More »
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  Zinnia elegans ‘Whirlygig Mixed’

  Distinctly marked, brightly coloured, semi cactus-like blooms each with contrasting petal tips. An outstanding garden performer, freely flowering throughout the summer in borders, as well as Read More »
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  Geranium ‘Grandeur® Dark Bright Red’

  Turn up the colour in your garden this summer with the eye-popping blooms of Geranium ?Grandeur Dark Bright Red?! Large flower heads of deep scarlet rise Read More »
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  Walnut ‘Lara’®

  Walnut trees make a magnificent feature for the larger garden. French Walnut ‘Lara’® is a spur bearing variety and slightly more compact than others, although it Read More »
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  Lonicera tatarica ‘Hack’s Red’

  This attractive shrubby Honeysuckle bears its purple-red blooms along the length of each stem among the oval deep green foliage. Read More »
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  Early Brassica Collection

  Early Brassica Collection provides 3 high-yielding and reliable F1 varieties of Broccoli, Cabbage and Cauliflower which you can start cropping from late spring/early summer. Read More »
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  Orchid ‘Star Class White’ – Gift

  Easy-care dendrobium orchids really pack a floral punch, giving the more common moth orchid a real run for its money! Dendrobiums not only produce a long-lasting Read More »
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  Pea ‘All Season Collection’ (Mangetout)

  We’ve based our selection on sweet fresh flavours, long cropping and disease resistance to give you the best possible mangetout harvest from mid summer through to Read More »
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  Flower Power Premium Plant Food

  Flower Power Premium Plant Food is a high potash formula which promotes flowering, fruiting and disease resistance. Read More »
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  Pea ‘Champion Of England’ (Maincrop)

  This heritage variety was once regarded as the tastiest, most productive climbing pea that a gardener could grow. At lot has changed since the 1870?s but Read More »