Category Archives: Plants & Seeds
Pots of Colour Bulbs – Mix
A specially selected mix of miniature bulbs for your favourite pots or baskets providing colour to patios and balconies. The mix contains 30 bulbs of the varieties: Crocus Blue, Chionodoxa White, Narcissus Tete a Tete. Flowers March and May. Height 10-20cm.
Daffodil Bulbs – King Alfred
This outstanding yellow daffodil is a free-flowering garden classic. Its blooms are exceptionally strong and long-lasting. Flowers March-April. Height 40cm (16"). Bulb size 12/14cm.(Bulb sizes quoted in centimetres refer to the circumference of bulbs. All bulbs are sourced from cultivated stocks.) Introduced over 100 years ago, and still one of the most popular daffodils! A
Hyacinth Bulbs – Pretty in Pink
A harmonious blend of white, pink and maroon shades. Beautiful! OUTDOOR VARIETY. Flowers March-April. Height 25cm. Bulb size 15/16cm. (Bulb sizes quoted in centimetres refer to the circumference of bulbs. All bulbs are sourced from cultivated stocks.) Please note: Handling hyacinth bulbs may cause temporary itching.
Hyacinth Bulbs – Carnegie
These fragrant, clear white blooms are both breathtaking and beautiful. OUTDOOR VARIETY. Flowers March-April. Height 25cm. Bulb size 15/16cm. (Bulb sizes quoted in centimetres refer to the circumference of bulbs. All bulbs are sourced from cultivated stocks.) Please note: Handling hyacinth bulbs may cause temporary itching.
Gooseberries Captivator 1
Red-fruited gooseberry with vigorous spreading habit. Sweet burgundy coloured berries with a great resistance to mildew. Harvest July. Supplied as a 2 year old bare root plant.
Fresh Spring Bulbs – Mix
One of our favourite mixes of different types of bulbs to provide the most amazing combinations of colour and flower form that we’ve ever seen, and blooming over a long period! A bold coloured mix of tulips, Fritillaria, narcissus and muscari that’s superb for containers as well as for creating a swathe of subtle spring
Crocus Bulbs – Jumbo Mix
Jumbo Crocus (C. vernus) – Larger than the botanical crocuses, "Jumbos" make a splash of early spring colour. Plant in your lawn, between shrubs, in borders, or in patio containers. They bloom a few weeks after the botanical crocuses – mixing both will create a long-flowering carpet of colour! Flowers February-March. Height 10cm. Jumbo Mix
Eucalyptus Gunnii (Patio Standard)
Eucalyptus Gunnii (Patio Standard) – Cider Gum Tree This elegant and eye-catching evergreen is also well known as a Cider Gum tree. Eucalyptus gunnii boasts rounded, colourful silver-blue new foliage which becomes slightly more elliptical and turns shades of grey, blue and green as it matures. Stems of eucalyptus leaves are perfect for adding to
Tulip Triumph Snowstar
This tulip is a classic triumph tulip with pure white, cup-shaped flowers upon its tall, elegant stems. This will fit in with any colour scheme, Grow tulips in beds, borders and containers, and by grouping them this will offer the best effect. Tulip flowers are excellent for cutting for a springtime arrangement indoors. Height: 50cm
Pansy Plants – Britannia Mixed
Pansy Plants – Britannia Mix Create a stunning patriotic display of red, white and blue! Pansy Plants – Britannia Mix, is a beautiful collection of complementary patriotic colours. A breakthrough in Pansy breeding, the Britannia Mix will give an outstanding performance producing superior branching plants with large yet not floppy flowers on short strong stems.
Happy Butterfly Flower Bulb Mixture in Hessian Bag
A mix of butterfly-attracting bulbs, developed with the Butterfly Foundation to help nature in your garden. The collection comes in a Hessian bag. Bulbs will flower from April to June. Bulb size 5/7cm.
Pansy Plants – Cool Wave Mixed
Pansy Plants – Cool Wave Mixed A beautiful wave of colour to brighten up any garden! Pansy Plants – Cool Wave Mixed is a really unique collection of gently cascading pansy plants. An outstanding array of colours from captivating yellows and purples to crisp whites and lavenders. A one-off mix in pansy breeding, they are
Daffodil (Native British) Bulbs
This clump-forming daffodil boasts long, grey-green leaves and looks similar to its cultivated siblings, with cheerful, half-nodding, trumpet-shaped blooms that are the epitome of spring! It’s the longest-lasting, easiest and most successful daffodil to grow for naturalising, both multiplying and self-seeding in lawns and beneath trees and shrubs. Flowers April-May. Height 20-25cm. Bulb size 6cm+.
Muscari Pink Sunrise
Muscari Pink Sunrise This captivating new variety of Grape Hyacinth isn’t in the traditional shade of blue, but a soft delicate pink. The conical flower heads of Muscari ‘Pink Sunrise’ create a delightful garden display in borders, containers and rockeries, where they will return year after year. The delicate flowers are ideal for cutting to
Daffodil Bulbs – Chromacolour
Large flowers that are pure white with coral pink cup. Flowers March-April. Height 40-50cm; spread 11-20cm.
Daffodil Passionale
Daffodil Passionale A delicate-looking daffodil with soft, white blooms and pink cups that produce a sweet fragrance. Can be grown indoors on a windowsill or outdoors. Excellent use as cut flowers.
Tulip Triumph Yellow Flight
Tulip Triumph Yellow Flight Welcome in spring with the striking yellow cup-shaped blooms of Tulip ‘Yellow Flight’. This bold tulip is perfect for planting in beds, borders or patio pots where you can admire the blooms up close. The stems are ideal for cutting to create a beautiful indoor arrangement.
Monarda Censation Confetti
Monarda Censation? ‘Confetti? is a cheery colour mix with modern garden performance and plenty of old fashioned charm. These distinctive perennials have deliciously aromatic foliage and whorls of spidery blooms with tube shaped, curving petals. Bergamot is perfect for cottage garden borders where it will form dense clumps. The exuberant flowers are also great for
Hydrangea Runaway Bride
Hydrangea Plant – Runaway Bride Winner of the RHS Chelsea Flower show – new plant of the year in 2018! The Hydrangea – Runaway Bride is a real showstopper! What sets the Runaway Bride from other varieties of Hydrangea is its unique ability to produce flowers from every leaf joint, resulting in a magnificent display
