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    • Melon Musk Seeds – F1 Emir

      Developed by James Wong – Sweet, tasty, fragrant, orange flesh approximately 5cm (2”) thick. Can be grown in a glasshouse, tunnel, on a patio, under cloches Read More »
    • Fibre Starter Cells

      Try these Biodegradable starter pots to eliminate root disturbance and reduce plant stress, leading to stronger growth. Fill with seed compost and sow seeds directly into Read More »
    • Azalea Plant – Mothers Day

      This variety with its bright red semi-double flowers will bloom during late spring, produced above glossy evergreen foliage which provides a lovely contrast to the flowers. Read More »
    • Kale Plants – Mixed Collection

      Kale Plants – Mixed Collection Delicious and nutritious – Bred in Britain for the british climate! Our mixed collection of Kale plants will provide you with Read More »
    • Peony Plant – Duchesse de Nemours

      Huge, pure white, fragrant, bowl-shaped flower heads. RHS Award of Garden Merit winner. Flowers June-July. Height 80-90cm (31-35"). Read More »
    • Rhubarb (Rheum) Raspberry Red

      Rhubarb (Rheum) Raspberry Red Rhubarb (Rheum) Raspberry Red is a superb rhubarb variety with a deliciously sweet flavour. This vigorous Autumn planting rhubarb is of high Read More »
    • Spiraea cinerea Plant – Grefsheim

      A compact deciduous shrub with arching stems, greyish leaves and an abundance of white flowers along the branches. Flowers April-May. Height 150-200cm. Supplied in a 3 Read More »
    • Campsis Yellow Trumpet

      Campsis Yellow Trumpet Campsis yellow trumpet is exactly as the title describes, with its golden yellow trumpet shaped blooms, this beauty looks as if it should Read More »
    • Wisteria floribunda Black Dragon

      Wisteria floribunda ‘Black Dragon’ is particularly popular variety of Japanese Wisteria for its double flowers. The racemes of pea-like, double, violet-purple flowers smother this climber in Read More »