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  Echinops ritro

  Make a strong statement with this architectural plant, it will be a great contrast with the more traditional softer flowers in your garden designs. The stand-out Read More »
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  Courgette ‘Orelia’ F1 Hybrid

  Rich, golden-skinned fruit up to 25cm long. Upright, open habit, for easy harvesting and less damage to fruits. Harvest June-October. Read More »
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  Lupin ‘Avalune Mixed’

  An easy to grow annual lupin that flowers just 12 weeks after sowing. Short flower spikes have a sweet pea-like fragrance. Perfectly suited to growing at Read More »
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  Agapanthus ‘Bluestorm’

  The flamboyant Agapanthus ‘Bluestorm’ is a neat and compact African Lily cultivar which reaches just 76cm (30), boasting more stems than traditional varieties and blooming through Read More »
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  Camellia x williamsii ‘Donation’

  Camellia x williamsii ‘Donation’ is a well-respected variety for its sheer flower power! Blooming from February through to May, this magnificent shrub delivers long-lasting colour throughout Read More »
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  8 Cell Natural Rubber RootCoach

  Natural Rubber: A Better Way! Read More »
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  Cherry ‘Hartland’ (patio)

  Grafted very high up to encourage more compact growing habit, this Belgian dwarf clone sets fruit easily. It is a compact form, but with full-size leaves Read More »
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  Rhododendron ‘Robert Seleger’

  Flowering slightly later than many of the dwarf hybrids, Rhododendron ‘Robert Seleger’ produces a fine display during May. The funnel-shaped flowers are an unusual shade of Read More »
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  Swiss Chard ‘Fordhook Giant’

  Enjoy this versatile and increasingly popular vegetable as salad leaves when young, or when more mature, the nutritious leaves can be steamed and used like spinach. Read More »
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  Apple ‘Red Devil’

  As the name suggests, Apple ?Red Devil? yields good crops of bright crimson-red, dessert fruits which have lightly red-stained flesh when ripe. The fruits have a Read More »