Category Archives: Plants & Seeds
Astrantia major ‘Roma’
Astrantia major ‘Roma’ is an easy-to-grow clump-forming hardy perennial that will thrive in sun or semi-shade in any garden soil – even heavy clay! Its long flowering period from June to August can be extended should the dying flower heads be cut back, alternatively leave them on a while longer for a dried flower display.
Rowan (Hedging)
With its fine, attractive leaves, clusters of white flowers in spring, and bright orange or red autumn berries, the Rowan is a good-looking choice for a hedging plant. But that’s not the only reason for choosing the Mountain Ash. Once established, it is a fast-grower and responds well to being regularly clipped, bushing out to
Strawberry ‘Just Add Cream™’
Our best ever pink flowering strawberry putting taste and aroma at the front of the queue. A compact plant producing masses of mid-pink flowers and up to 1kg of fruit per plant. Early to fruit, it will keep cropping until the first hard frosts of Autumn.
Tilia cordata (Hedging)
The Small-Leaved Lime is often seen planted in long stands as avenue trees, but is also idea for hedges and screening. The dark green foliage make the small white summer flowers really stand out, and as the leaves slowly turn to yellow winged seeds develop in clusters. Tilia cordata is a good choice for a
Ramanas Rose (Hedging)
Ramanas Rose makes a real beauty of a hedge, with leaves of bright green and masses of sweetly scented bright pink flowers from early summer through to September. After flowering, the show continues as the rose produces round red hips, packed full of Vitamins A, C and E, and great for making into jellies or
Spring Bulb Bumper Pack
Our Spring Bulb Bumper Pack contains a generous selection of classic spring bulbs.
Quercus ilex
The Holm Oak is an easy to grow evergreen, which can either be grown as a full-sized tree, or clipped into a hedge. The glossy, tough foliage has a contrasting white underside, and is later accompanied by shiny acorns.
Wild Cherry (Hedging)
Plant Wild Cherry as part of your hedgerow and look forward to surprises all year round! In spring, watch as buds form and then burst into bloom, transforming your hedge with a mass of pure white blossom, soft and frothy. In summer, the flowers form into small bright red cherries. Share these with the birds,
Dog rose (Hedging)
A pretty British native shrub, the dog rose produces open white flowers blushed with pink in early summer. These are followed by glossy bright red rose hips in autumn which are beloved by birds and small mammals. A vigorous arching habit makes Rosa canina ideal for hedging along garden boundaries where the thorny stems knit
Pinus sylvestris
A familiar silhouette in the UK landscape, this tough conifer is a British native and positively thrives on poorer soils. Pinus sylvestris is better known as the Scots Pine, forming a slender upright trunk with a bushy canopy above.
Thuja plicata ‘Atrovirens’
This fast growing conifer boasts attractive, reddish-brown bark and aromatic, rich green foliage which hangs gracefully in drooping sprays. Thuja plicata ‘Atrovirens’ makes an excellent alternative to Leylandii as this conical tree is slower growing but still produces a dense hedge or magnificent stand-alone specimen tree.
Hypericum calycinum
Hypericum calycinum is a low-growing, ground-covering shrub needing virtually no maintenance. Also known as the Rose of Sharon, and popular throughout the UK, it grows almost anywhere – from fertile, moist soil to poor, dry conditions and even deep shade! Its large, daffodil-yellow flowers carry a central powder-puff of anthers from summer to autumn. A
Agapanthus ‘Sea Breeze’
A beautiful bicolour form offering some of the most intense and intriguing colouring among all agapanthus. Starting with defined blue and white trumpet clusters on sturdy stems, watch the colour transform to white as the flowers age.
Zaluzianskya ovata ‘Star Balsam’
Better known as Night Scented Phlox, this intriguing little perennial produces a beautiful vanilla fragrance that perfumes the evening air. The cup-shaped, white flowers are formed of intricately cut petals, like tiny doilies!
Viburnum opulus
Imagine a shrub in your garden adorned with snowballs! This reliable viburnum makes a fantastic shrub for your borders, and is great for compact gardens.
Sweetest Tomato Duo
The Sweetest Tomato Duo Collection contains the Sweet Aperitif and Sungold varieties. The Sweet Aperitif is a red-skinned cherry tomato produces excellent yields of delicious, bite-sized fruits. Sweet Aperitif has a high sugar content and just the right amount of acidity which combine beautifully for a sweet, but refreshing flavour. The Sungold is a non-stop
Blueberry ‘Darrow’
Blueberry ‘Darrow’ is a late season variety producing good crops of exceptionally large fruits in August, especially when grown with another variety to increase pollination. The enormous Blueberries have a pleasantly sharp flavour and excellent firm texture.
Pea ‘Champion Of England’ (Maincrop)
This heritage variety was once regarded as the tastiest, most productive climbing pea that a gardener could grow. At lot has changed since the 1870?s but Pea ‘Champion Of England’ remains a fine cultivar which still deserves a place on today?s vegetable plots.
Blackcurrant ‘Ben Connan’
A heavy cropping, early to ripen, small bush variety producing large glossy black fruit with excellent flavour. Ideal eaten fresh, but can be used to make preservesor frozen for later use
Penstemon heterophyllus ‘Electric Blue’
Intensely blue flowers with a tinge of purple contrast beautifully with the silvery green foliage of this hardy perennial. The long lasting blooms of Penstemon heterophyllus ‘Electric Blue? appear from June through to October enticing plenty of pollinating insects to your garden. Pensetmons are renowned for their resilience, long flowering period and weather resistance. With
