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  Daffodil ‘Jetfire’

  This dwarf daffodil has bold yellow flowers with reflexed petals, and bright orange trumpets. Extremely attractive this smaller variety looks excellent planted in groups in the Read More »
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  Conifer Collection

  Conifers are making a comeback – and for good reason! These low maintenance evergreens are perfect for todays busy gardeners, offering structure and colour all year Read More »
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  Campanula medium White

  Campanula medium ?White? is better known as Canterbury Bells – a gentle reminder of the old-fashioned cottage garden era. Read More »
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  Foxglove ‘Snowy Mountain’

  Hot on the heels of Foxglove Candy Mountain, this striking white version has been developed by flower breeders. Each unique upward-facing bloom is peppered inside with Read More »
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  Pyracantha Collection

  Few plants provide as much garden interest as the humble Pyracantha. This reliable evergreen is covered in masses of small, white flowers from late spring, which Read More »
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  Sunflower ‘Key Lime Pie’ – Kew Collection Seeds

  Attractive clusters of small flowers each with primrose-cream petals, surrounding an unusual lime-green centre disk. En-masse, this mouthwatering combination looks great in borders or as a Read More »
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  Ericaceous Wool Compost

  Melcourt SylvaGrow Ericaceous Compost is a professional quality, RHS-endorsed peat-free compost for acid-loving plants such as azaleas, camellias, heathers and blueberries. Read More »
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  Bamboo Slat Fence 180 X 400CM

  Add texture and colour to your garden with this roll of bamboo cane screening. Read More »
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  Escallonia ‘Red Dream’

  This mix of daffodil bulbs will include everything from big, carnation-flowered doubles to pretty pink-petalled varieties. You won’t be short of fragrance OR colour, that’s for Read More »
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  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 Read More »