Category Archives: Plants & Seeds
Armeria Maritima Alba
Armetia Alba Maritima Perfect for coastal gardens and seaside locations, Armetia Alba Maritima thrives in sandy and clay soils. Sea Thrift is a robust, clump-forming, evergreen perennial with grassy, thin leaves and dense, lollipop-like flowers in pure white. A perfect perennial for beginners, providing short mat-forming leaves throughout the year. An easy plant to establish
Berberis thunb. Plant – Orange Rocket®
Berberis thunb.Orange Rocket Dazzling shades of ruby and orange will brighten up any garden! Berberis thunb. Orange Rocket will bring dazzling colour to any garden. When grown in a sunny spot this deciduous shrub emerges a bright orange-red before turning a deeper ruby! Orange Rocket will catch any eye when woven through the border or
Premium Blue Tit Specialist Mix
This mix is perfect for feeders and bird tables, which are loved by these cute little feathered friends, they will get a selection of split maize, black sunflower seeds, white and red millet, small striped sunflower seed and vegetable oil. Designed especially for blue tits, filled with lots of high energy goodness, this is a
Meal Worms (Tub)
These tubs of dried mealworms are ideal as no need to transfer them for storage because the worms are dried they will store longer. High in protein and calories, soak them in water to create a superb treat for your garden birds.
Insect Suet Pellets – Boxed
The fatty goodness of high energy suet combined with the vitamins and protein of the creepy crawlies that birds simply love. This mix of insects and beef fat, in an easy to consume semi-moist pellet is an open invitation to thrushes, wrens and a wide variety of tits too. Whether added to a seed mix,
Suet Blocks – Insect & Mealworm
Break one up for a bird table or put it in a suet cage feeder. These will suit wild garden birds of many varieties. Birds need saturated fat to get them through the cold days of winter keeping them flying when natural food is hard to find, insects and mealworms combine with the high energy
Suet Blocks – Seeded
Packed with seeds that offer all sorts of benefits, these seeded suet blocks provide energy, protein and minerals in volumes and is suitable for most birds who like both the seed and suet. Ideal for a suet cage or break up for use on a bird table. Available as a three pack or take advantage
Viburnum Opulus Plant – Roseum
Viburnum Opulus Roseum Gorgeous white blooms make amazing cut flowers! The Viburnum Opulus Roseum is the popular, easy to grow shrub which thrives in the English climate. A beautiful bushy garden shrub with gorgeous leaves shaped similar to an Acer tree. Also known as the ‘Snowball’ tree due to its round white blooms. These showy
Euonymus Fortuneii – Emerald Gaiety
Euonymus Fortuneii Emerald Gaiety is low maintenance and a shrub flexible to its surroundings, awarded the RHS Award of Garden Merit, Emerald Gaiety is evergreen and makes a notable addition to any garden. Silver-yellow variegated foliage is of interest all year in the garden or patio containers. Also known as Spindle, it thrives in most
Berry Suet Pellets – Boxed
Fruity fatty goodness in an easy to eat form that will give the birds in your garden energy to keep on flying. Ideally offered in a suet pellet feeder, these semi-solid pellets consist of a wonderful mix of fats and minerals, and are loved by birds of many varieties. Small birds like coal tits and
Forsythia intermedia ‘Goldrausch’
The Forsythia Goldrausch an easy-to-grow hardy shrub, ideal for small gardens. This yellow flowering shrub is a compact specimen, which can be grown in a shrub border, against a wall, or trained as a colourful hedge. Easy to prune and lastable for many years, the bare stems of the Forsythia Goldrausch are coated with bright
Premium Goldfinch Specialist Mix
Specially mixed for the goldfinch, packed with goodness, it contains a variety of grasses and small oilseeds that finches are known to eat in the wild In this very special Happy Beaks mix for goldfinches, you’ll also find Niger seed is a much-loved favourite of goldfinches, but with canary and safflower too, you can be
Begonia Red Robin
A compact begonia. The leaves are small heart shaped with black centre and edged with a wide band of red. Rex type. Flowers January-December. Height 21-30cm. TP – Tender perennial.Foliage houseplantGrown for multi-coloured leaves
Gazania Daybreak – Tiger Stripes Mixed
Gazania Tiger Stripes Gazania Tiger Stripes blooms from June until November, it creates wide daisy-like flowers in shades of white, yellow and pink, featured with dramatic stripes on each petal. Treasure flowers are perfect for first time gardeners, they are undemanding and free-flowering and require a sunny spot to grow. Gazania daybreak Tiger stripes are
Begonia Satin Starburst
A multitude of colours combine to cover the foliage of this new begonia. At the centre of each leaf the black star sits over the large splash of red. Leaves are medium sixed with a spiral at the heart. Height 51-60cm (20-24).
Streptocarpus Plant – Crystal Ice
Crystal Ice is an outstanding variety with blue veins over white flowers. We consider this to be one of the best Streptocarpus ever bred. A medium sized plant with attractive narrow leaves and each flower stem having between 7-13 flowers. Couple this with year round flowering and you have a magnificent new type of Streptocarpus.
Begonia Rocheart
A beautiful spotted spiral leaved begonia. Leaves swirl around starting with deep plum in the centre blending to pink silver and green towards the edge. Rex type. Flowers January-December. Height 21-30cm. TP – Tender perennial.Foliage houseplantGrown for multi-coloured leaves
Saintpaulia Plant – Delft
Semi-double cornflower blue flowers. Standard variety. Flowers January-December. Height 11-20cm. GP – Greenhouse perennial.
Begonia Plant – Maculata Wightii
Begonia Plant – Maculata Wightii Large clusters of flowers to add profusions of colour! Begonias are a plant with a thousand different personalities! Truly a must have in any garden display. These versatile flowers can be planted in flower beds & borders but also look great potted around the patio. Their heritage lies deep within
Streptocarpus Plant – Cariad
Upper lobes of cyclamen pink with flower lobes of deep red with a golden edge. As the flower matures the yellow band spreads inwards over the whole lower lobes. Up to 10 flowers per stalk. Flowers size 4cm+. Flowers early April-late October. Height 11-20cm; spread 11-20cm. Tender perennial variety.
