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Hydrangea petiolaris
An elegant climbing Hydrangea that’s perfect for those cold, north facing walls that rarely see the sun. Shade loving Hydrangea petiolaris bears lacy white blooms in Read More » -
Phlox douglasii ‘White Admiral’
Moss Phlox are useful plants when it comes to suppressing weeds and detering pests. Phlox douglasii ‘White Admiral’ combines these practical attributes with beauty when its Read More » -
Strawberry ‘Montana’
The aromatic, sweet fruits of Strawberry ‘Montana’ are jewel on the crown of this stunning ornamental strawberry Read More » -
Lime ‘Caviar Lime’
Rapidly gaining popularity as gourmet bush tucker, Caviar Lime or Citrus australasica, is a thorny evergreen shrub or small tree. Read More » -
Lobelia ‘Compliment Scarlet’
This lobelia really is a study in scarlet, its large, velvety blooms are positively glowing and will be sure to draw a gasp from onlookers! Read More » -
Spring Onion ‘Pompeii’- Kew Collection Seeds
Allium cepa. A quick growing, silver skinned cocktail/pickling onion. Spring Onion Pompeii is succulent and ideal for sowing thinly in containers or window boxes Read More » -
Nurseryman’s Choice Petunia Collection
Perfect for patio pots and fantastic in hanging baskets, petunias are a firm customer favourite for those who like to have vibrant and colourful displays through Read More » -
Arabis ferdinandi-coburgi ‘Old Gold’
Distinctive from other varieties of rock cress which have plain green leaves, Arabis ferdinandi-coburgi ‘Old Gold’ has striking variegated foliage Read More » -
Cotinus coggygria ‘Royal Purple’
The shrub Cotinus coggyria ‘Royal Purple’ is popular and easy to grow. It has marvellous beetroot red rounded leaves, forming in whorls around its stem. The Read More » -
Spiraea nipponica ‘White Carpet’
Spiraea nipponica ‘White Carpet’ is a spreading deciduous shrub producing waves of small white flowers in June that lay like a carpet over the plant. When Read More »
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