Category Archives: Plants & Seeds
Narcissus ‘Raffles’
This unique daffodil is just like a golden carnation! Billowing blooms, filled with curled petals, and a punchy sweet fragrance.
Narcissus ‘Value Mixed’
We’ve brought together a classic collection of customer favourites to take the hard work out of planning your spring daffodil displays. Not only will you enjoy a variety of colours and flower shapes, we’ve ensured the longest flowering window with collection. Depending on weather conditions, enjoy early spring colour from February through to May.
Peony ‘Garden Treasure’
The very best Peony that money can buy! A rare hybrid between border and tree peony, still very much sought after for UK gardens. Plants give a statuesque, upright, tree peony habit and with more than 50, highly fragrant blooms each year. Peonies last for decades, 30-40 years and more!
Fritillaria ‘Spring Bells’
Easy to grow, connoisseur’s choice bulbs for spring displays. An exclusive blend of the very best, and most photogenic, fritillarias!
Tulip ‘Ice Cream’
A tulip that looks almost good enough to eat! Enjoy the luxuriant peony-like flowers in your garden or in patio pots. Each flower opens over the course of a few weeks to finally explode with colour!
Iris reticulata
Shades of lilac and purple, with a delicate fragrance make this dwarf iris welcome in even the smallest garden. Perfect for the front of borders and rockeries, or planted in containers for an indoor treat!
Narcissus Martinette
These daffodils produce blooms in showy sprays, which means you get smaller blooms than usual, but more of them. Expect a cloud of fragrance too!
Blackcurrant ‘Big Ben’ Bare Root
The largest blackcurrant we have ever seen – and with a lovely sweet flavour too. The large, glossy, strong-skinned fruits weigh on average 2.9g each, compared to a weight of 1.1g in standard varieties!
Narcissus ‘Pueblo’
Plant some of these sumptuously scented blooms which are twice the size of traditional variety ‘Silver Chimes’. Equally at home in the border or patio pots.
Tulip ‘Darwin Mixed’
If you’re looking for the classic tulips you remember in your grandmother’s garden, then these are the ones for you! With tall stems topped with rainbow-coloured, pyramid blooms, this is an excellent, reliably perennial tulip, plant it now and enjoy it for 10 years or more.
Onion ‘Shakespeare’ (Autumn Planting)
Autumn PlantingA british bred variety with superb over wintering qualities and producing darker brown-skinned bulbs than most varieties. Onion ‘Shakespeare’ forms good sized bulbs, with excellent skin quality and storage potential. Height: 45cm (18). Spread: 15cm (6)Pack size: 250g when packed, sets size between 17-21mm (approx 50 sets), or 14-21mm (approx 75 sets), dependent on
Narcissus ‘Pipit’
Lovely lemon-yellow blooms, brightly coloured, small and beautiful, produced en masse during spring.
Azalea ‘Dwarf Red’
Wonderfully bright flowers will add a warm hue to your patio or border during the spring months with Azalea ?Dwarf Red?. This delightful evergreen shrub is guaranteed to make an impact ever year and will always be something to look forward to.
Lily Asiatic Mix (Ground Cover)
Fill your borders and patio pots with a continuing display of Asiatic Lilies. Asiatics are famed for their bright colour and form and are hardy, so they will continue to burst into flower year after year. Best planted en masse, these value for money bulbs will provide a show stopping performance in your beds, borders
Tulip ‘Ronaldo’
A reliable, sturdy tulip which will pretty much look after itself in the border. Expect big impact from the long-lasting, colourful blooms – they’re long lasting too!
Tulip ‘Majestic Mix’
Fill beds, borders and containers with a riot of colour this spring! Tulip ‘Majestic Mix’ produces short, sturdy stems topped with shapely blooms in an opulent colour range. Like all tulips they are best planted in bold groups for a big impact.
Tulip ‘Snowstar’
A reliable, sturdy tulip which will pretty much look after itself in the border. Expect big impact from the long-lasting, colourful blooms – they’re long lasting too!
Tulip ‘Black Satin’
With so many vibrant coloured varieties available, Tulip ‘Black Satin’ makes a sensational contrast! The sultry, maroon-black flowers glisten with a silky sheen that makes this an eye-catching cut flower for spring bouquets. This alluring variety is perfect for pairing with pale pink Tulips for an elegant display.
Onion ‘Setton’ (Spring Planting)
Spring plantingAn improvement on the popular traditional variety ‘Sturon’ with a more uniform shape, higher yields and better storage potential. This RHS Award of Garden Merit holder also has good skin quality and an excellent flavour. Height: 45cm (18). Spread: 15cm (6)
Narcissus bulbocodium ‘Golden Bells’
It’s easy to see why this narcissus is commonly called the Hoop Petticoat Daffodil! The enlarged, golden trumpets of this vigorous variety create a distinctive display with excellent weather resistance. For a dramatic spring spectacle, grow them in bold drifts naturalised in grass, where their delicate blooms will be a harbinger of spring for years
