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  Juniperus communis ‘Arnold’

  Very slender in habit, this evergreen conifer is tall and columnar with a dense covering of aromatic, green needle-like leaves. Juniperus communis ‘Arnold’ is excellent for Read More »
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  Forsythia x intermedia ‘Week-End’

  Forsythia x intermedia ‘Week-End’ is a popular deciduous shrub, smothered in bright yellow, bell-shaped flowers from early March. When the flowers fade, this variety happily forms Read More »
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  Antirrhinum majus ‘Circus Clowns’

  This jolly mixture will brighten your garden! The attractive bicoloured blooms stand proud above rich green foliage. This medium height variety looks delightful planted en-masse in Read More »
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  Morning Glory ‘Kniolas Black Night’

  An abundance of very attractive purple – black flowers with cerise throats, covering this very vigorous climber. Ideal planted in a sunny situation, up trellis or Read More »
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  Carex Buchanii

  This ornamental grass produces narrow, upright foliage that forms an arching mound over time. The evergreen leaves are copper-bronze making a colourful feature all year round. Read More »
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  Bearded Iris Mixed

  Of the many different species, Iris germanica is undoubtedly the showiest! Better known as Bearded Iris, their colourful, ruffled blooms rise majestically from a dense clump Read More »
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  Strada Broste White De-Icing Rock Salt

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  Salvia nemorosa ‘Ostfriesland’

  Salvia nemorosa ‘Ostefriesland’ is a reliable hardy perennial for creating a bright focal point at the front of borders. This bushy, clump forming plant produces masses Read More »
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  Buddleja davidii ‘Miss Ruby’

  Buddleja davidii ‘Miss Ruby’ bears broad, magenta-red panicles from midsummer onwards that will add a splash of colour to your garden right through until autumn. This Read More »
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  Potentilla fruticosa ‘White Lady’

  This Shrubby Cinquefoil, ‘White Lady’ is tough and simple to grow. This Potentilla fruticosa has pretty white blooms with a flowering period that stretches from May Read More »