Best Sellers

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  Rhododendron ‘Flower Arranger’ (Hyde) (Azalea Group)

  Rhododendron ‘Flower Arranger’ boasts an abundance of large, lilac-pink blooms with delicately fluted edges that give a charming, ruffled effect. This compact, evergreen Azalea is ideally Read More »
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  Hebe macrocarpa var. macrocarpa

  This unusual evergreen shrub saves its flowers until late summer and autumn, erupting into bloom as the rest of the garden begins to fade. Long white Read More »
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  Agastache rugosa

  From July right through to autumn, this impressive Korean Mint sends up elegant purple flower spikes with a sweet liquorice scent. Read More »
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  Dwarf Bean ‘Nautica’

  Dwarf Bean ‘Nautica’ makes a superb ornamental edible – perfect for the patio, as well as the vegetable plot. Compact plants produce a lovely display of Read More »
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  Vitax Rose & Shrub Food

  Vitax Rose Food is an easy to use, granular feed that will give your plants all they need for strong and healthy growth. Containing the three Read More »
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  Sweet Pea ‘Blue Ripple’

  A beautiful, strong growing variety with rippling ice white petals marbled in a most unusual shade of blue. The deeply scented flowers of Sweet Pea ‘Blue Read More »
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  Cephalotaxus harringtonia ‘Fastigiata’

  Coniferous small tree with erect branches and yew shaped leaves. Known as ?plum yew? due to its leaf shape and the fruits from the female tree Read More »
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  Sweetcorn ‘Snobaby’ F1 Hybrid

  A breeding breakthough in ‘baby corn’ has produced this superb white variety, being much earlier to crop with the most tender and delicious ‘baby corns’. Sweetcorn Read More »
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  Fruit Tree Collection (Mini Fruit Tree)

  This collection of miniature fruit trees allows you to create your very own orchard regardless of the size of your garden. The trees can be planted Read More »
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  Celery ‘Red Martine’

  A well-coloured selection of the traditional English celery. Long, heavy, thick, green stems with a lovely reddish tinge. Very winter hardy. Use crunchy stems and fine Read More »