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    • Helianthemum Peachy Keen

      Helianthemum Peachy Keen bears fully double, papery, pink flowers which bring a lovely splash of colour to rockeries and alpine troughs from late spring to summer. Read More »
    • Deep Root Trainers

      Deep Rootrainers provide the ideal start for plants that resent root disturbance, including Sweet Potato slips, Runner Beans, Sweet Peas and Sweetcorn. The deep cells provide Read More »
    • Cabbage Seeds – F1 Lodero

      A maincrop red cabbage with high resistance to one or more types of club root fungus. A tasty variety for pickling or cooking.   Read More »
    • Hydrangea Bluebird

      Hydrangea Bluebird Grows masses of beautiful silver-blue flower heads! Hydrangea Bluebird boasts rich, dark blue centres against a flurry of large, paler blue blooms. The two Read More »
    • Wok Broc (Chinese Broccoli) Seeds – Kichi

      The perfect, quick-growing, cut and come again veggie! All parts of Wok Broc plants are edible and it is extensively used in Cantonese cuisine. Stalks can Read More »
    • Cuphea Funny Face

      This cheeky little annual brings some fun to your summer displays. Take a close look at the bright tubular blooms ? each flower is sticking its Read More »
    • Acer Palmatum Plant – Crimson Queen

      A beautiful fine leaved japanese maple. Its leaves are a pretty purple/red throughout the growing season, turning bright red in the autumn. Height 101-150cm. HP – Read More »
    • Sedum Sunsparkler Cherry Tart

      Part of the Sunsparkler series, this sedum is spectacular. In late summer  deep pink flowers are carried in large clusters of tiny, star-shaped flowers contrasting with Read More »
    • Cabbage Plants – Regency

      An ideal compact pointed cabbage suitable for growing almost all year round. A perfect pointed heart which you can cut as soon as the heart starts Read More »