Best Sellers

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  Magnolia ‘Ian’s Red’

  A recent introduction from New Zealand which is expected to become very popular ? not least because of its compact size. Magnolia ‘Ian’s Red’ forms a Read More »
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  Digitalis ‘Dalmatian Cream’

  Digitalis ‘Dalmatian Cream’ is a fast-growing foxglove that flowers in its first year, producing a magnificent spire of bell-shaped cream flowers speckled with deep purple. Read More »
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  Tomato ‘Limoncito’ F1 Hybrid

  CordonThis eye-catching variety makes a colourful addition to lunch boxes and salads, bringing a splash of sunshine to your plate! Tomato ‘Limoncito’ produces trusses of bite-sized Read More »
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  Potentilla fruticosa ‘Red Ace’

  Compact enough to be grown in a pot on your patio but hardy enough to be included in any bed or border planting scheme, Potentilla fruticosa Read More »
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  Aeonium arboreum ‘Atropurpureum’ (House plant)

  This fascinating shrubby succulent makes an intriguing choice for a warm, bright spot in your home. The dark, fleshy leaved rosettes are borne at the tips Read More »
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  Clematis Tekla™ evipo069

  Flowering in late spring and again in early autumn, Clematis ‘Tekla’ makes a bold statement. The vibrant, cerise pink flowers are equally stunning whether grown alone Read More »
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  Celosia argentea var. cristata ‘Century Mixed’

  All America Selections Bronze Medal winner for 1985. Extremely large flowers often 12in long, produced in abundance. Colours are scarlet, yellow, cream, rose and deep red. Read More »
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  Narcissus ‘Pencrebar’

  An older variety dating back to 1929, but still well worth a place among modern cultivars. Narcissus ‘Pencrebar’ bears clusters of shapely double blooms upon slender Read More »
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  Gladiolus ‘Brown Sugar’

  Gladioli are making a comeback! Thanks to innovative new breeding, producing new colour combinations with stripes, speckles – the possibilities seem endless. So easy to grow; Read More »
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  Tomato ‘Country Taste’ F1 Hybrid

  CordonTomato ‘Country Taste’ produces meaty, delicious fruits, which can easily attain weights over 227g (0.5lb) if trusses are trimmed to allow 3 or 4 fruits to Read More »