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Squash ‘Butterbush’ F1 Hybrid (Winter)
Perfect for growing in the vegetable plot or in containers on the patio. Read More » -
Nigella damascena ‘Persian Jewels’ – Easy Grow Range
A beautiful and easily grown annual with attractive fennel-like foliage. Nigella damascena ‘Persian Jewels’ is a unique mixture of mauve, lavender, purple, rose and blue. Read More » -
Garden Gear Zero Gravity Sun Lounger – Stone
Relax in comfort with this stylish garden lounger from Garden Gear. The lounger features an adjustable reclining backrest and an extra head support cushion to create Read More » -
Narcissus ‘Raffles’
This unique daffodil is just like a golden carnation! Billowing blooms, filled with curled petals, and a punchy sweet fragrance. Read More » -
Phlox drummondii ‘Phlox of Sheep’
Phlox of Sheepis a garden annual of exceptional quality and character. This totally unique and exclusive blend of pastel hues and bicolours, through pinks, yellows, apricot, Read More » -
Fig ‘Chelsea’ (Standard)
Cross London’s Chelsea bridge, head for Sloane Square, and you’ll find the parent plant of our latest introduction. All the cuttings for Fig Chelsea have come Read More » -
Polyanthus eliator ‘Crescendo® Mixed’ F1 Hybrid
Spring isn’t spring without colourful polyanthus – Best In Class for polyanthus – RHS Award of Garden Merit Give your garden a dose of springtime magic Read More » -
Sweet Potato Mixed Collection Organic
Enjoy your own homegrown sweet potatoes with our organic Sweet Potato Mixed Collection. Read More » -
Suet Blocks – Seeded (3 Pack)
Packed with seeds that offer all sorts of benefits and super easy to offer. Our seeded suet blocks provide energy, protein and minerals in abundance. Read More » -
Blueberry ‘Earliblue’
An early maturing variety producing large, light blue, sweetly flavoured berries that hang in medium sized clusters from the beginning of July. When grown with late Read More »
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