Category Archives: Plants & Seeds
Syringa ‘Michael Buckner’
With particularly large flowers and a powerful perfume, Lilac ‘Michael Buchner’ is an excellent choice for sensory gardens.
Mushroom ‘Velvet Shank’ (Log)
Mushroom ?Velvet Shank? bears lovely, glossy orange-brown caps.
Grapefruit Citrus Plant
Savour the taste of home-grown grapefruits for breakfast!Citrus trees are ideal feature plants, bringing a touch of Mediterranean style to conservatories and patios.
Fig ‘Panachee’
Also known as ?Tiger Fig? this unusual variety bears brightly striped yellow and green fruit.
Gage ‘Reine Claude Doree’
This traditional French gage is similar to Old Green Gage, ripening to the gorgeous green-golden hue which is typical of its French ancestors.
Grape ‘Flame’ (Grafted)
Suitable for both outdoor and greenhouse growing, this is a very popular seedless variety producing large bunches.
Grape ‘Perlette’ (Grafted)
Grape ?Perlette? is a vigorous and heavy cropping white dessert grape which is excellent for eating straight off the vine but also good for making raisins and used for wine.
Mushroom ‘Tree Oyster’
?Tree Oyster? is a large fleshy, white, or grey mushroom with a distinctive fan-shaped cap and a slightly aniseed aroma.
Tomato ‘Dora Orange’
?Dora Orange? is a cute little cherry tomato with fruits shaped like a heart.
Butternut Squash ‘Butterbush’
If you don?t want a sprawling squash plant taking over your plot, then Butternut Squash ?Butterbush? is the solution.
Chilli Pepper ‘Longhorn’ F1
Chilli Pepper ?Longhorn? F1 is a chilli with a curl in its tail!
Mushroom ‘Chicken of the Woods’
Chicken of the Woods’ is a popular mushroom with foragers, growing naturally in the wild as bracket fungi on the trunk and stumps of Oak, Cherry, Sweet Chestnut, Willow and Yew.
Oca ‘Giggles’ (Gourmet Roots)
Oca is a tuberous crop from the Andes which produces potato like swollen roots with a lemony, nutty flavour.
Whitecurrant ‘White Versailles’ (Organic)
Whitecurrant ?White Versailles? is the earliest cropping whitecurrant.
Apple ‘Queen Cox’
Apple ?Cox Self Fertile’ produces juicy, crisp dessert fruits that are similar to ?Cox?s Orange Pippin?, but without the need for a pollination partner. This self fertile variety is rapidly gaining popularity for its late crop of aromatic eating apples that can be harvested from late September into October.
Mandarin Citrus Plant
Mandarins produce small very sweet fruits with thin skin which is easy to peel.
Inca Berries
Inca Berries are similar to Chinese Lantern plant, producing sweet orange fruits inside papery husks.
Mushroom ‘Hericium’ (Log)
The Lion?s Mane mushroom (Hericium erinaceus) has been used in traditional Chinese medicine for hundreds of years and is claimed to have many health benefits including protection against dementia!
