Best Sellers

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  Woodland Garden Saver Collection

  Plant a carpet of colour with our Woodnald Garden Saver Collection. Once established, these easy to grow, native bulbs require little maintenance. Read More »
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  Sweet Pepper ‘Cleor’ (Grafted)

  Sweet Pepper ?Cleor? (Grafted) is a vigorous and compact plant producing long, bright yellow peppers. Read More »
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  Cornus alba ‘Kesselringii’

  A dense thicket of red shoots quickly become covered in greenery in Spring, inter-dispersed with cream coloured flowers which insects find very attractive. Autumn will turn Read More »
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  Strawberry ‘Honeoye’ (Early Season)

  One of the leading commercial early varieties, with bright red, very firm fruits of superb quality and flavour. Strawberry ‘Honeoye’ is a heavy cropping mid-season variety Read More »
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  Cornflower ‘Dwarf Blue Midget’ (National Trust)

  As its name suggests, Cornflower ‘Dwarf Blue Midget’ is a compact, neat variety, blooming earlier and lower down the stems than other varieties. The first dark-blue Read More »
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  Sedum ‘Sunsparkler Cherry Tart’

  Part of the ‘Sunsparkler? series, Sedum ‘Cherry Tart? is particularly eye-catching. In late summer an explosion of deep pink flowers are carried in large panicles of Read More »
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  Penstemon ‘Sweet Cherry’

  Part of the popular ‘Ice Cream’ series which was bred for particularly large, showy blooms. The bright red, bell-shaped flowers of Penstemon ‘Sweet Cherry’ are beautifully Read More »
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  Escallonia rubra ‘Macrantha’

  Escallonia rubra ‘Macrantha’ is a versatile hardy shrub that can easily find a home in most gardens. It’s versatile enough to be put to use as Read More »
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  Sorbus ulleungensis ‘Olympic Flame’

  Commonly known as False Acacia, this golden-leaved tree makes a colourful specimen plant. The pinnate foliage emerges citrus yellow, and darkens to chartreuse-green before autumn turns Read More »
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  Peach ‘Rochester’

  The best of the yellow-fleshed peaches for growing outdoors in the UK! Peach ?Rochester? flowers later in the season than most varieties, missing the early frosts Read More »