Category Archives: Plants & Seeds
Hardy ‘Garden Cactus’
This Echinopsis is a superb Chamaecereus x Lobivia hybrid. The result is a hardy ?Garden Cactus? that can be grown outdoors, all year round in the UK! Gardeners who have grown cacti indoors will know just how little maintenance these intriguing plants need.
Verbena bonariensis ‘Royal Dreams’
From T&M?s own breeding, this dwarf variety has all the character of its larger parents but only reaches half the size! Verbena bonariensis ?Royal Dreams? produces luminescent, mauve-pink blooms in tight, rounded clusters.
Asparagus ‘Gijnlim’ (Spring Planting)
This reliable variety produces succulent green spears with dark purple tips, from early on in the season. Asparagus ?Gijnlim? is an ?all male? variety. With no need for seed production, it puts all its energy into producing spears; so you can expect heavier yields than most varieties.
Premium Patio Standard Collection
Enjoy freshly picked home grown fruit for years to come! Create an orchard in your own garden with our wonderful selection of fruit trees. The dwarf rootstocks of these varieties make them suitable for smaller gardens, and even large containers on the patio!
Tulip ‘Ice Cream Yellow’
A Peony-flowered variety that really has the wow factor! Raspberry pink outer petals cup the banana-yellow petals that burst from the centre of each bloom. This extraordinary, bicolour Tulip makes a fabulous planting partner for its sister variety, Tulip ?Ice Cream?.
Chaenomeles x superba ‘Crimson and Gold’
The glorious flowers of this Japonica are a joy to behold, as they create an eye-catching display of colour early in the spring, when much of the garden is still in its winter dormancy. Chaenomeles x superba ‘Crimson and Gold’ is a mass of bright red blooms, each with contrasting golden anthers, attractive to pollinating
Muscari ‘Pink Sunrise’
The deep blue flowers of traditional Grape Hyacinths are a familiar sight in Spring, but Muscari ?Pink Sunrise? really breaks the mould! The conical flower heads are the softest shade of pale pink, opening from delicate white buds.
Muscari River Collection
A meandering river of rich blue Muscari flowers is a magical sight in Spring. Banks of red and gold tulips create the perfect contrast for a truly professional looking display. These hardy bulbs will return year after year, with very little maintenance.
Vinca minor ‘Bowles’s Variety’
The spreading stems of this vigorous, mat-forming perennial are covered with glossy, dark green foliage that forms dense ground cover with time. Vinca minor ‘Bowles’s Variety’ is decorated with bright purple flowers from late spring, which continue sporadically throughout the summer.
Polyanthus ‘Inara Flame’
A bright splash of colour for spring beds and borders! Polyanthus ?Inara Flame? produces a fine display of golden flowers, each with an irregular, orange-red picotee edge. The vibrant blooms are borne on sturdy stems above a neat rosette of dark, evergreen foliage which makes superb, year-round ground cover.
Primrose ‘Arizona Bicolor’ (Pre-Planted)
Primrose ‘Arizona Bicolor’ is a glamorous mix of bicolour Primulas ? some with bright centres, others with a picotee edge! These reliable little perennials flower from late winter to early spring, producing a dazzling display.
Heuchera ‘Chocolate Ruffles’
Heuchera ‘Chocolate Ruffles’ has decadent mounds of richly chocolate-coloured foliage and contrasting burgundy undersides for a stunning display. Like all Heuchera, this eye-catching evergreen perennial provides superb year round colour in your garden. Heuchera are especially useful for containers or less than perfect soil, having better drought resistance than more traditional cultivars. Ideal for creating ground cover in
Clematis ‘Hagley Hybrid’
Clematis ‘Hagley Hybrid’ bears large pink-mauve flowers with red-purple anthers in abundance from July to September. A versatile, late-flowering variety, it tolerates almost any position ? from shady, north-facing walls to bright, sunny spots ? although a position in full sun can cause the flowers to fade to a softer shade of pink. With its
Lilac ‘Mrs Edward Harding’
Syringa is a cottage garden ‘must have? and Lilac ‘Mrs Edward Harding’ is a particularly choice variety. Showy panicles of double flowers with a deliciously sweet fragrance are produced in May and June. The red-purple blooms gradually fade to deep pink as they age, against a backdrop of attractive heart shaped foliage. This compact variety
Sarcococca hookeriana ‘Winter Gem’
Sarcococca hookeriana ‘Winter Gem’ is a recent introduction with a powerful sweet fragrance that will stop you in your tracks. The glossy, dark green foliage is larger than most varieties and makes a handsome contrast to the spidery white blooms, which are followed by shiny red berries that ripen to black.
Lilac ‘Paul Thirion’
Dark purple-red buds open to reveal double, rose-pink flowers with a heady perfume from May to June. Lilac ‘Paul Thirion’ is a compact lilac with an upright habit. The well branched stems are cloaked in a dense covering of heart shaped foliage, making this a superb screening shrub or background plant for the back of
Leucojum aestivum
You could be forgiven for thinking this hardy bulb was a Snowdrop. The strap-like foliage and white, nodding flowers are certainly reminiscent! Don?t be mistaken ? Leucojum aestivum is taller, flowering later in the season, during April and May.
Allium carolinianum ‘Rosy Dream’
This charming variety provides an explosion of mauve pink, fluffy-looking flower heads, supported above stiff, upright stems. Allium carolinianum ‘Rosy Dream’ has a neat compact habit, which makes it ideal for grouping throughout the front of borders.
