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  Three-Tier Squared Bowl Cascading Water Feature

  Create a beautiful focal point in your garden or courtyard with this stone-effect cascading bowl water feature from Serenity. Read More »
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  Lily ‘Flash Point’

  Bold dusky pink-red flowers with striking white outer edges adorn the short, compact stems of this lily. Each bulb of Lily ‘Flash Point’ will produce masses Read More »
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  Pea ‘Opal Creek’ (Sugarsnap) (National Trust)

  This yellow-podded sugarsnap pea will bring a colour contrast to your dinner plate, especially if served alongside a traditional green-podded variety. Pea ?Opal Creek? is the Read More »
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  Peony ‘White Cap’

  The lavish, bicolour blooms of Peony ‘White Cap’ are simply astonishing!Bold, beetroot-red guard petals surround a ruff of ivory petals at the centre of each bloom, Read More »
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  Teasel (National Trust)

  Wild flower Dipsacus fullonum is better known as the humble Teasel. This statuesque, thistle-like biennial makes an architectural feature at the back of borders. Read More »
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  Spring Onion ‘Feast’ F1 Hybrid

  Onion Feast has long pure white slender stems contrast with the dark green, erect leaves of this outstanding spring onion. Excellent heat and downy mildew tolerance. Read More »
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  Anthurium Aqua in Sierglass (House Plant)

  Simple and stylish, this elegant Anthurium comes in a clear glass vase, allowing you to admire it’s twining network of roots. This eyecatching soiless display makes Read More »
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  Architectural Grasses Collection

  Swaying ornamental grasses are ideal for adding a sense of calm to your garden. Their slender foliage and architectural flowers spikes provide superb late season interest, Read More »
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  Carrot ‘Autumn King 2’

  An RHS AGM variety producing splendid, long roots up to 30cm (12) long, with a deep rich red colour inside. Carrot ‘Autumn King 2’ can be Read More »
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  Nandina domestica ‘Brightlight’

  A dazzling new variety of Heavenly Bamboo with chartreuse yellow foliage that illuminates the garden in spring. The foliage darkens to lime green with maturity, showing Read More »