Best Sellers

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  Diervilla sessilifolia ‘Cool Splash First Edition’

  This hardy shrub is known as the Bush Honeysuckle and is a native of North America. It has a reputation of being tough and resilient so Read More »
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  Coreopsis ‘Full Moon’

  Why should the full moon only be admired once a month? This variety of tickseed brings the beauty of the night sky to cottage, cut flower Read More »
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  Rhododendron ‘Koster’s Brilliant Red’

  This deciduous Azalea has a bushy, spreading habit. As the name implies, Rhododendron ‘Koster’s Brilliant Red’ provides abundant clusters of flaming, reddish-orange flowers in spring. The Read More »
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  Climbing Bean ‘Selma Zebra’ – Heritage

  This highly decorative French Bean makes a fabulous talking point in the vegetable garden, or even in your flower borders. Climbing Bean ‘Selma Zebra’ is a Read More »
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  Tomato (cherry) ‘Black Opal’

  This unique cross combines the unusual dark skin and health benefits of Black Cherry with the high sugar content of our red cherry type Sweet Apéritif. Read More »
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  Doronicum caucasicum ‘Little Leo’

  Commonly known as Leopard’s Bane, ‘Little Leo’ sums up this perennial plant’s features perfectly. ‘Little Leo’ is neat and compact in contrast to some of it’s Read More »
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  Turnip ‘Sweetbell’ F1 Hybrid

  Turning the idea of the traditionally dull root vegetable on its head, here’s a truly outstanding tasting ‘salad turnip’! The attractive purple-topped roots have a succulent Read More »
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  Petunia ‘Sweetunia Johnny Flame’

  Exquisite claret red blooms with hot pink edges cover the stems of Petunia ‘Sweetunia Johnny Flame’.This is a striking variety that works well in mixed baskets, Read More »
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  Tulip ‘Ground Cover’ Mix

  Make gardening easy with this versatile mix of groundcovering tulips. Halting spring weeds in their tracks, they’ll form a carpet of colour. Unique mix of some Read More »
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  Sorbus hybrida L. ‘Gibbsii’

  A particularly attractive Mountain Ash with dark green, lobed foliage that is somewhat different in appearance to most Rowan trees. The dense clusters of fluffy white Read More »