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  RHS SylvaGrow Farmyard

  Melcourt SylvaGrow Farmyard is a professional quality, RHS-endorsed peat-free soil improver that improves fertility, soil structure and moisture retention. Read More »
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  Iris ‘Victoria Falls’ (Re-Blooming)

  Hardy, drought, disease and insect resistant iris. Spring flowering with a second flush in autumn. This majestic, tall bearded iris flowers have a delicate scent and Read More »
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  Erica x darleyensis f. albiflora ‘White Perfection’

  February and March can be very flat months in the garden but a display of heathers will nicely fill the gap in the season until the Read More »
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  Juniperus communis ‘Green Carpet’

  As the name suggests, Juniperus communis ‘Green Carpet’ is a low growing, ground-hugging conifer. Its spreading branches are covered with bright green, aromatic foliage, and extend Read More »
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  Hanging Wooden Succulent Shelf With 8 Plants x 1

  This hanging plant shelf comes ready furnished with 8 different succulents to start your succulent collection. Read More »
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  Erysimum ‘Bowles Mauve’

  Flowering from February right through to midsummer, this hardy perennial well deserves its RHS AGM Read More »
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  Hydrangea paniculata ‘Levana’

  Huge, conical, pure-white blooms open from mid-summer to early autumn, on sturdy, upright stems. These blooms consist of small, lightly fragrant, fertile flowers which are attractive Read More »
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  Pea ‘Lusaka’ (Sugarsnap)

  Compact habit. Fully stringless pods superb in salads, stir-fries or steamed. Powdery mildew resistance extends sowing period to early August. Harvest June-October. Read More »
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  Organic Tomato ‘Koralik’

  This early-cropping bush variety, organic Tomato ‘Koralik’ has a well-branched habit and provides a fantastic summer harvest large cherry tomatoes which are simply bursting with flavour. Read More »
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  Veronica (Mixed Colours)

  Fantastic front of border or rockery plants. Producing many erect spikes, full of tiny flowers that create much impact in a complementary range of colours – Read More »