Best Sellers

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  Prunus tomentosa

  Have you seen our Prunus tomentosa or Downy Cherry? It’s most unusual, with its broad, spreading shape as opposed to the usual ‘tree’ form of more Read More »
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  Erica x darleyensis

  The weatherproof, tough flowers of Evergreen Heathers make them one of today’s most popular choices. Their neat clusters of lilac-mauve flowers last from December through to Read More »
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  Gooseberry ‘Giggles Gold’

  Gooseberry ?Giggles Gold? produces large, voluptuous, golden fruits with smooth skins and a deliciously sweet flavour. This robust variety makes a fine addition to the kitchen Read More »
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  Rose ‘Sweet Honey’ (Floribunda Rose)

  Rose of the year for 2020 is the elegant floribunda variety Rose ?Sweet Honey?. This repeat flowering cultivar bears clusters of shapely, lightly scented blooms throughout Read More »
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  Lupin ‘The Governor’

  Lupin ‘The Governor’ brings a contemporary look to conventional garden designs. Its striking white and purple flowers bloom vigorously from early summer onwards. A hardy perennial, Read More »
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  Podocarpus nivalis ‘Kilworth Cream’

  An unusual and interesting little conifer that provides some superb seasonal interest. Podocarpus nivalis ‘Kilworth Cream’ forms a mound of yew-like foliage that is frosted with Read More »
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  Vitax Green Up Lawn Care Feed & Weed

  Kill off the common lawn weeds with the green up lawn care feed and weed. Read More »
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  Garden Grow Medium Wooden Planter

  Grow a variety of flowers and plants with ease with this medium wooden planter from Garden Grow. Constructed from strong and durable wood, this planter is Read More »
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  Lupin ‘Noble Maiden’

  The traditional beloved Lupin is a must for every cottage garden. Strikingly elegant, the Lupin ‘Noble Maiden’ provides stunning vertical displays of pure white blooms which Read More »
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  Clematis x aromatica

  Clematis with a difference. Graceful ‘scrambler’ with strongly fragrant flowers from July to October. Admire the unusual deep violet flowers with contrasting pale yellow stamens as Read More »