Best Sellers

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  Begonia semperflorens ‘Sun Shade Mix’ F2 Hybrid

  Begonias are well known for their versatility, flourishing in sun or shade and brightening up even the most neglected corner of the garden. This F2 hybrid Read More »
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  Lychnis Alpina

  A lovely addition to rockeries, alpine troughs and stone walls, Lychnis alpina is a charming compact perennial producing rounded clusters of rose-pink flowers in spring. Read More »
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  Bumper Spring Bulb Collection

  A great value collection of 425 spring bulbs that will chase the winter greys away. Enjoy an array of brightly coloured flowers that can either be Read More »
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  Beetroot ‘Alto’ F1 Hybrid

  The first F1 hybrid cylindrical ‘HousewivesChoice Beetroot with the sweetest of flavours. Beetroot Alto F1 has uniform, straight roots which have a smooth rich red skin Read More »
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  Tomato ‘Ildi’

  Mini, sweet yellow, pear shaped cherry tomatoes with up to 80 fruits per truss. Tomato ‘Ildi’ is a cordon variety that naturally stops growing at 150-180cm Read More »
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  Cauliflower ‘White Step’ F1 Hybrid (Autumn)

  Compact cauliflower that’s ideal for the smaller garden. It produces a solid, pure white curd head which is just the right size – 10cm (4in) diameter Read More »
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  Broccoli ‘Purplelicious’

  This new purple sprouting broccoli will brighten up your plate with its unique colouring. Read More »
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  Onion ‘Red Winter’ (Autumn Planting)

  Onion ?Red Winter? has been developed for overwintering from an autumn sowing to provide a heavy crop in July the following year. This reliable variety produces Read More »
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  Onion ‘Spitfire’ F1 Hybrid (Spring Planting)

  An exciting new hybrid with excellent early vigour to provide your earliest brown skinned bulbs from early July. Spitfire has a strong root system and thus Read More »
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  Tree Peony ‘Ruby’

  Tree Peony ?Ruby? will certainly stand out from the border with its exotic looks. Sumptuous purple-pink, double blooms contrast nicely with the handsome, bright green foliage. Read More »