Best Sellers

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  Hoof & Horn – 3.5kg

  Obtained from hooves and horns which release nutrients 4-6 weeks after application. It then continues to release nutrients very slowly over a period of 8-10 months. Read More »
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  Pepper Sweet Seeds – F1 Mohawk

  A naturally dwarf, semi-trailing variety, producing a good crop of big, blocky, tasty fruit. Perfect for containers on a sunny patio, or even on a well Read More »
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  Kew Ergo Bypass Secateurs

  Make gardening more enjoyable with the Kew Ergo Bypass Secateurs from the experts at Spear & Jackson. Designed by the team to make tending the garden Read More »
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  Bean (Runner) Seeds – Moonlight

  Reliably produces masses of flowers that self-pollinate well, ensuring good set even in poor weather, and a bumper crop of delicious, smooth, stringless pods! Read More »
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  Colchicum Bulbs – Dick Trotter

  Enjoy a carpet of dainty pink colchicums in your autumn garden. Our Colchicum bulbs are perfect for naturalising and creating that wild flower meadow look, and Read More »
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  Cordyline Southern Splendour

  Cordyline ‘Southern Splendour’ bears sword-shaped variegated leaves coloured olive green and bright pink. When mature, Cordylines develop into small, palm-like trees and make excellent focal points Read More »
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  Citrus collection

  Enjoy the flavours of your own homegrown citrus fruits! Oranges, lemons and limes take up to a year to develop but are definitely worth the wait. Read More »
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  Phoenix Palm

  Phoenix Palm The Phoenix Palm is impressive and holds a prestigious RHS Award of Garden Merit. It will grow 1.5m tall when restricted in containers but Read More »
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  incredicompost

  New incredicompost® combines the benefits of a vegan-friendly, professional-grade, multi-purpose compost superb plant-boosting qualities of incredibloom®. We’ve added 20% wood fibre to the best Irish peat Read More »
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  Geranium Rosebud Tommy

  The velvety, black-red blooms of Geranium ?Tommy? make a sumptuous summer display. The fully-double flowers are borne on cascading stems that will spill over the edges Read More »
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  Hydrangea macrophylla Plant – Blaumeise

  Hydrangea macrophylla ‘Blaumeise’ (sometimes called ‘Teller Blue’) is considered by many to be one of the best blue hydrangeas, producing profuse large lacecap flowerheads from mid Read More »
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  Scilla Nutans (English Bluebell) Bulb In The Green

  A sea of English bluebells rekindles memories of springtime woodland walks, when the days start to lengthen and the weather warms up. The nodding, violet-blue flowers Read More »
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  Trillium Plant – Erectum

  Attractive dark mahogany-red flowers set off against plain green foliage. One of the quickest species to form a good clump. RHS Award of Garden Merit winner. Read More »
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  Azalea Sylvester

  Azalea Sylvester Beautiful large upright facing funnel-shaped pink flowers with a deeper centre giving an almost two-tone effect up to 40mm wide. Perfect for brightening up Read More »
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  Blackberry (Rubus) Loch Ness

  Blackberry (Rubus) Loch Ness The Blackberry Loch Ness is easy to grow and ideal for smaller gardens. This self-fertile Rubus produces firm, glossy-black conical fruits on Read More »