Category Archives: Plants & Seeds
Pea Champion Of England
Apparently, this fantastic pea was bred by William Fairbeard in Kent (1843) and was grown than none other than Charles Darwin, appearing in his book ‘The Variation of Animals and Plants under Domestication, 1868. ‘Champion of England’ quickly earned a name for itself for being a tasty, productive climbing variety and was judged as THE
Rose Plant – Joie de Vivre
Joie De Vivre Rose of the Year 2011! Joie De Vivre is a small, compact floribunda rose. Rose plants produce clusters of large old fashioned shaped flowers. Dark green foliage provides a wonderful backdrop for the blush apricot blooms that are produced in quick succession. Joie De Vivre has a delightfully sweet fragrance. Flowers are
Rose Plant – Precious Amber
Rose Plant – Precious Amber Beautiful apricot blooms with orange highlights! Precious Amber will produce eye-catching roses with blooms of apricots, amber and orange. Create a beautiful rose garden with this standout variety with a delightful light scent. Repeat flowering with colour from June-September. Height 60-70cm; spread 60-70cm. Precious Roses Collection The Precious Roses Collection
Rose Plant – Mum in a Million
Mum In A Million Which Mum doesn’t deserve a beautifully scented rose like this? Mum In A Million is a renaissance type rose with bright pink petals. Large and heavily scented blooms. These rose plants will make a beautiful addition to any garden. These rose plants will look stunning planted in a border or sat
Molinia caerulea ssp. arundinacea – Mostenveld
Also known as Moor Grass, has tall, flower spikes and are topped with silvery-purple flowers that sway adding interest to the patio or border. A variegated variety, with cream and green striped leaves, turning to gold in autumn. A hardy deciduous grass, easy to grow to show at its best when planted en masse. Height:
Hemerocallis Bulbs – Best Seller
Every bit lives up to its name amazing colour combination – lavender petals with pretty lemon cream ruffled edges with a light cream heart, flowers that measure up to 12cm across. Fragrant and blooms continuously throughout the summer months. Once established, flourishing in both droughts and cold. Flowers late May-August. Height 60-70cm (24-28); spread 40-50cm
Herb Plant – Chives (Allium) Prado
A delicious perennial herb with onion/garlicky aroma and taste which grows up to 30cm tall. Ideal for pots or the garden and goes well in salads and soup. Supplied in 9cm pots.
Damson Tree Merryweather Organic
Ideal for preserves Wonderful rich tangy flavour. Eat straight from the tree when fully ripe. Self-fertile. Harvest September. Pollination group 5. St Julien A rootstock. Trees need a partner in a close pollination group (A-E), (e.g. C can be pollinated by B, C, or D). 1 year old Maidens, supplied bare-rooted. Rootstocks for trees will
Quince Vranja Organic Quince A Rootstock 3.6-4.5m
Delicious in jellies and preserves The large, sweet, pear-shaped fruits of Vranja ripens in mid-autumn. The plants themselves are highly decorative trained into a fan against a wall. Self-fertile. Pollination group 4. Quince A rootstock. Trees need a partner in a close pollination group (A-E), (e.g. C can be pollinated by B, C, or D).
Runner Bean Black Knight
Runner Bean Black Knight produces pods that start off green but mature to a purple-black making them easy to spot and harvest so your runner beans don’t have to be green! With attractive bright red flowers to brighten any vegetable plot. Height: 3m (10′). Spread: 30cm (12).
Colour-themed Collection – Sunkissed
We surveyed over 10,000 customers asking them to choose their favourite colour combinations and received a phenomenal response. The combinations on these pages are the ones that came out on top. The simple way to create stunning basket and container displays. The trend of growing colour-themed flower displays shows no signs of slowing down but
Celery Tango
Celery Tango is an RHS AGM variety with good resistance to bolting and copes well during hot weather to produce a reliable crop. A self-blanching variety of celery, it produces lovely, smooth green stems with good flavour and texture for that well-loved celery crunch. Height: 45cm (18). Spread: 30cm (12).
Courgette Butterstick F1
Courgette Butterstick F1 has a sweet flavour producing golden-yellow courgettes. A high yielding plant it has a single-stem habit and fruits over a long period. It is the perfect variety for making courgette spaghetti. Height: 45cm (18”). Spread: 90cm (35”).
Raspberry Tulameen – Organic
The long canes look superb when trained up an obelisk or in a large pot, they will make a decorative and fruitful addition to any patio if grown in a container. Bred in Canada, this mid-season fruit is now one of the world’s most popular summer fruiting varieties in a whole range of climates. With
Thyme
One of the most useful kitchen herbs, this aromatic, evergreen thyme will grow almost anywhere in containers, rock gardens, borders, and even cracks in paving. Ideal for creating low, bushy groundcover that will attract bees to the tiny, pink blooms. Thyme is particularly useful in coastal areas where it copes well with winds and dry
Raspberry (Rubus idaeus) Polka
Raspberry (Rubus idaeus) Polka Raspberry (Rubus idaeus) Polka is undoubtedly one of the best autumn-fruiting raspberries! This Autumn fruiting variety crops at least 2 weeks earlier, producing 2.5kg of large, deep-red berries with a deliciously sweet flavour that can be harvested from late July through to October. Height: 150cm (59). Spread: 50cm (20).
Onion Sets – Red Baron
Glossy, deep red skins and a strong flavour make Red Baron a popular gardeners choice. Hardy when planted in early spring, Red Baron stores well.
Blackberry Apache
Huge, glossy blackberries weighing up to 11g each are produced on this mid-season variety from Arkansas. The sweet, juicy berries are easily harvested from the erect, thornless stems of Blackberry ‘Apache’. Blackberries are quick to establish and easy to grow, rewarding you with flavoursome fruits to add to desserts or make your own jams. Our
Iris Danfordiae Bulbs
Bright yellow flowers of Iris danfordiae are some of the first to bloom in spring, as early as January. A small species may its brightness blooms make a big impression. The fragrant flowers on short stems, gradually lengthen to around 30cm as the flowers fade. Perfect for planting in rockeries or the front of borders.
