Best Sellers

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  Lettuce ‘Mazur’ (Loose-Leaf)

  Truly outstanding in our trials, this voluminous green-leaved lettuce produces an abundance of thick, crunchy leaves that you can keep on picking all summer. As an Read More »
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  Prunus armeniaca

  Prunus armeniaca is the traditional Wild Apricot – a sturdy hardy tree in its wonderful natural state. Perfect for a wildlife garden or orchard area. Read More »
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  Cucumber ‘Masterpiece’

  Outdoor typeCucumber ‘Masterpiece’ is an early and reliable British selection for outdoor cultivation. This RHS AGM variety produces heavy crops of dark green skinned, slightly spined, Read More »
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  Fothergilla major

  Fragrant white bottlebrush flowers adorn this unusual deciduous shrub from late spring to early summer. The broadly rounded leaves of Fothergilla major are it’s most striking Read More »
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  Gaura ‘Belleza’

  Holding its starry flowers in wand-like panicles, Gaura ?Belleza? is a bushier form than other cultivars. Read More »
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  Agapanthus ‘Regal Beauty’

  Agapanthus ‘Regal Beauty’ has been specially selected for its enormous flower heads, as they are the largest of this variety of African Lily, being almost 30cm Read More »
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  Cabbage ‘Tinty’ (Summer)

  A green ‘baby pointed’ cabbage for autumn/winter cutting. It has a mild, sweet taste, ideally suited for shredding raw for autumn and winter salads, or used Read More »
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  Gardenia jasminoides ‘Kleim’s Hardy’

  Exotic single white blooms with an intoxicating fragrance that is simply divine. Gardenia ‘Kleim’s Hardy’ is the first of its kind that can be grown outdoors Read More »
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  Lobelia erinus ‘Blue Wings’

  On T&M’s trials we believe we have found the largest flowered bedding lobelia available. Exceptionally abundant cobalt blue flowers cover compact mounds of foliage. With superb Read More »
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  Geranium ‘Decora Rose’

  Cascading Ivy-leaf Geraniums are always popular for their gently trailing stems and vibrant colours. Geranium ‘Decora Rose’ is the perfect pelargonium for filling your baskets, window Read More »