Category Archives: Plants & Seeds
Leaf Beet (Organic) Seeds – Rainbow Chard
White, red, pink and yellow stems and savoyed green leaves. A good addition to salads as a baby leaf or can be left to mature for cooking.
Spiraea japonica ‘Sundrop’® FIRST EDITIONS®
Add a drop of sunshine to your garden with Sundrop™ Spirea. Beautiful and easy to grow, its petite size is perfect for any border. Pretty pink flowers in early summer are backed by golden-yellow foliage that will not fade in summer heat. Flowers June-August. Height 90-100cm. Supplied in a 3 litre pot.
Forsythia int. MIKADOR®
Ideal for the patio, the short forsythia ‘Mikador’ is the first compact forsythia. A rounded, branching plant, come April it is covered in the familiar yellow-gold droplet blooms – a true sign that spring has sprung! It is resistant to disease, a tough plant and easy to prune. Flowers March-April. Height 100-150cm. Supplied in a
Hydrangea m. Plant – Belle Seduction®
Originally intended for cut flower production this fabulous hydrangea was spotted in trials as being perfect for gardens too! It produces a profusion of flower clusters right through the summer months. The tightly balled blooms are extra-large and very weather resistant. Flowers July-September. Height 100-150cm. Supplied in a 3 litre pot.
Cercis siliquastrum Plant
The Cercis siliquastrum also known as a ‘Judas tree’ is a bushy, deciduous small tree with heart-shaped leaves that are up to 10cm in width. His flowers are pink, pea-shaped and grow in clusters. This tree grows best in a well-drained soil with a lot of sun. It has purple coloured fruits that are about
Carrot Seeds – Bowling Carrots (Rondo)
These cute little round carrots are easy and fast to grow. They are great to eat, but they also make great ‘rolling carrots’. Roll them like marbles or use them to play a game like skittles. They’re great fun!
Cress Seeds – Cress Heads (Curled)
Nothing grows faster than Cress which, with its tongue tingling taste is ideal for salads and sandwiches. You can grow it outside in the summer or indoors on a windowsill right through the year. Just sit back and watch it grow! FUN TO GROW – A fun, educational way to get children growing flowers and
Pumpkin Seeds – Crafty Pumpkin (Hundredweight)
Grow some big orange pumpkins in the garden and in the autumn harvest and carve them into frightening faces and other scary shapes – just right for Halloween!
Dahlia Plant – LaBella® Maggiore Rose Bicolour
Dahlia Plant – LaBella® Maggiore Rose Bicolour A Profusion of colour in a beautiful flower The Dahlia Plant – LaBella® Maggiore Rose Bicolour is an outstanding show of colour for your garden. Fantastic flurries of colourful white and deep pink flowers complemented by green foliage make this plant truly stand out above the rest in
Chenopodium Seeds – Strawberry Sticks
Let’s grow something different! How about the ‘Strawberry Stick’ plant whose edible, arrow-shaped leaves can be used in vegetable salads during the summer and whose fruit, resembling little raspberries or strawberries make a tasty dessert in the autumn. Let’s get growing! FUN TO GROW – A fun, educational way to get children growing flowers and
Antirrhinum Seeds – F1 Crackle & Pop Mix
A compact, bushy variety smothered in masses of flowers of red, yellow and pink shades, together with white, to create a truly attention-grabbing display. British bred for the British climate. A lovely partner for lobelia. Height 15-25cm (6-10").
Carnation Seeds – Chabaud Giant Mix
Beautifully fringed double flowers. Petals can be used in salads. HHP – Half hardy perennial. Height 45cm (18").
Carrot Seeds – F1 Fire Wedge
Carrot Fire Wedge produces large orange roots that are indeed wedge-shaped, and are very succulent so ideal for juicing. Indeed this is the variety that is often used commercially for carrot juice manufacture, so now you can grow them yourself for that home grown taste!
Seed Tin – Carrot Chef’s Mix
A brand new format. Our new tins contain twice the amount of seeds, split into three packets for successional sowing and extended cropping. Chef’s Mix – Create a rainbow of colour on your dinner plate. We?ve put our 12 most popular varieties of vegetable seed for successional sowing into these handy seed tins. No more
Our Selection Brassica Veg Plants
Our Selection Brassica Veg Plants A superb selection to keep you cropping! Come late August you’ll have started to harvest some of your summer veg and you’ll have empty spaces ready to fill. Why not fill them with some of our selection of Brassica Veg Plants. Later planting crops which we’ve grown on for you
Calendula Seeds – Lemon Zest
Dwarf, well branched, quick-growing plants that are ideal for pots and tubs as well as summer bedding. The plants had one of the longest flowering periods of calendulas in our trials, and were very weather hardy too! Ideal for cutting. Easy to grow – ideal for beginners. The brightly coloured flowers are cheerful in borders
Begonia Star Light
A beautiful compact begonia with silver shimmering leaves. The burgundy and pink stain on the veins and edges of the leaves define their undulating texture and shape. Height 51-60cm (20-24).
Cactus Seeds – Prickly Characters
A mixture of curious and interesting plants! Enjoy watching them grow and see what develops! Varieties may vary from those pictured. Height up to 30cm (12").
Nut Tree – Walnut Europa
A naturally dwarf variety, ideal for smaller gardens. Large, oval-shaped nuts. Start harvesting after 2-3 years. Harvest early October. Height 3m+.
Peach Tree – Lacrima Weeping Peach
Unique, cascading branches bearing sweet, juicy peaches. Yields fruit from the 2nd year of planting. Ideal for small gardens, pink blossom in spring, yellow-fleshed fruit in late summer. Harvest in August. Height 2.5-3m. Grown on Montclare rootstock.
