Category Archives: Plants & Seeds
Astilbe chinensis ‘Hot Pearls’
A dashing display of rosy-red, feathery plumes create a bold pop of colour. Blooming in summer, this hardy perennial makes an appealing cut flower that adds a frothy feel to a vase or bouquet.
Hydrangea ‘Mojito’
Hydrangea ?Mojito? is a stunning variety with lime-green cone shaped flowers which turn a gorgeous shade of pale pink by the end of the summer.
Hydrangea macrophylla ‘Magical Jewel’
From the acclaimed ?Magical? series, this colour changing Hydrangea boasts a chameleon-like transformation! The rounded flower-heads are lime-green as they open, but gradually develop through shades of pink, purple and green until eventually turning red in autumn.
Dianthus barbatus ‘Excelsior Mixed’
Culinary note: Some parts of these flowers are edible.
Sunflower SunBelievable™ ‘Golden Girl’
Hot on the heels of our ground-breaking Sunflower ‘Brown Eyed Girl?, comes its dazzling sister plant ? the second in our SunBelievable? range! Sunflower SunBelievable? ‘Golden Girl’ has the same bushy, multi-branching habit that makes these annual perfect for filling patio pots.
Rose ‘Blue Eyes’ (Floribunda Rose)
Highly sought after new rose with almost peony-like blooms of up to 10cm (4in) across which repeat all summer. Unusual colouring, particularly the deep blue-purple central blotch, healthy foliage and a fabulous scent make this wonderful rose a real head-turner
Shasta Daisy ‘Fair Lady’
The large, daisy-like flowers of Shasta Daisy ‘Fair Lady’ are delightfully frilly with a buttery yellow centre surrounded by a close ruff of short white petals and a fringe of longer ones. The flowers grow on tall stems and flower for several months, lasting well into September. This Leucanthemum is a bright and attractive perennial
Gaillardia aristata ‘Arizona Sun’
The Gaillardia ‘Arizona Sun’ brings a blaze of summertime colour to your garden, whatever the weather is doing. These fiery orange, red and yellow daisy flowers provide a constant blanket of bold, bright colour right though the summer months and continuing well into autumn. Perfect for cutting these gaillardias provide a spectacular sunny, indoor display,
Hyssopus officinalis ‘Tricolour Mixed’ – Kew Pollination Collection
Whether you are creating a herb garden, planting a wildlife area or bulking up herbaceous borders ? there should always be space for some Hyssop! This aromatic shrubby herb has a multitude of culinary and medicinal uses, adding a tang to meat dishes or salads, and flavouring teas.
Eupatorium cannabinum – Kew Pollination Collection
A majestic perennial for damp borders and waterside plantings. Hemp Agrimony rises to spectacular heights, its dull red stems topped with panicles of dusky pink blooms in late summer.
Silene noctiflora – Kew Pollination Collection
Commonly known as Night-flowering Catchfly, this pretty wildflower is a magnet for moths in late summer. The delicate blooms release their perfume in the evenings to attract these pollinating insects.
Gladiolus murielae
Perfect for late summer and early autumn displays. With its heady fragrance, this variety has been popular since Victorian times for use both in borders and vases
Rose Mini Patio lotz Yellow
Miniature patio roses are a bushy and stunning edition to any garden, whether is it in a pot on the patio or along a border or in beds.
