Category Archives: Plants & Seeds
Streptocarpus Plant – Gwen
Saintpaulia Buffalo Hunt
Begonia (Tuberous) Seeds – F1 Nonstop Mix
Gaillardia Seeds – Red Plume
Sweet Pea Seeds – Anne Gregg
Colchicum Bulbs – autumnale Album
How pretty are those double white blooms? Ideal for naturalising and the perfect winter flowers for your garden or your home, it?s all about colchicums. These elegant blooms add a touch of magic to your autumn / winter garden, and just one bulb will produce up to eight flowers. Colchicums autumnale Album will flower between
Plum Tree – Victoria
Cabbage Seeds – F1 Dutchman
Nemesia Plants – White Perfume
Nemesia Plants – White Perfume Drift into the summer months with beautiful vanilla scented Nemesia. A fantastic modern variety of Nemesia Sunpeddle. The ‘White Perfume’ will produce an abundant vanilla-scented dainty chalky white flowers with buttery yellow centres are produced in a compact habit. A truly sunny addition to the garden, this Nemesia is suitable
Cherry Tree – Crown Morello
The best sour cherry! Produces large, small stoned fruit with a delicious tart flavour. Makes a wonderful cherry pie. Vigorous, hardy and hugely productive. RHS Award of Garden Merit winner. (Part of the English Heritage fruit variety range.) For planting and growing advice read our cherry-tree-growing-guide.
Onion Sets – Red Ray
Swede Tweed
Apple Tree – Greensleeves
Mid-season, crops well UK-wide. Extremely heavy cropping, fruit is pale green, turning pale yellow, with a crisp flesh that becomes sweeter. Dual-purpose (an eater that cooks well), good resistance to the usual diseases (mildew, scab, canker etc.). Also an excellent pollinator – not self-fertile, but easily pollinated by any other apples nearby. Cross between James
Begonia Tubers – Prima Donna Yellow
How beautiful are our biggest begonias in bright sunny yellow? They produce compact, upright plants with extra strong stems and huge ruffled blooms (around 3-4 per plant at a time) that can reach up to 20cm (8") across and are very long lasting. Height 35cm (14"). Flowers July-October. (Please note: We are not normally able



















































