Category Archives: Plants & Seeds
Fig Plant – Panachee
This prolific-cropping variety, though it’s been in cultivation since 1668, is something quite unusual, boasting high quality, deliciously sweet fruit with a unique variegated colouration that is certain to make it one of the most talked about items in your garden and your fruit bowl! Supplied in a 3 litre pot. Figs will bring a
Carpinus betulus (Hornbeam) Plant – 2L Value Hedging Range
A very popular native species with very similar characteristics to Beech – in that it retains many of its leaves in winter. Supplied height 30-45cm – in a 2 litre pot. Available in 4 pack sizes: 1 Plant, 6 Plants, 12 Plants, 24 Plants – The more you buy the more you save!
Antirrhinum Plants Appeal Mixed
Antirrhinum Plants – Appeal Mixed A beautiful flurry of bright & colourful flowers. The Antirrhinum Plants – Appeal Mixed are a culmination of beautiful and vibrant coloured flowers. The ‘snapdragon flower shape and bright colours will become an instant favourite in your garden. Antirrhinum Plants – Appeal Mixed is a compact, bushy variety smothered in
Photinia x fraseri Red Robin Plant
The best known of its species, Photinia ‘Red Robin’ is well loved for its blaze of bright scarlet young foliage in spring. The glossy new leaves and crimson stems make a strong contrast with the mature green foliage lower down the plant, giving an eye catching two-tone effect. The Spring foliage is complemented by rounded
Bacopa Plants – Secrets Dark Pink
Not only are the elegant dark pink blooms of this variety double, but they’re also much bigger than normal bacopa flowers. Perfect for baskets and containers, or even in a border as ground cover, they will be covered in these glorious double blooms throughout summer. Spreading/trailing habit. Flowers May-August.
Euonymus Japonicus President Gauthier
Euonymus Japonicus President Gauthier Euonymus Japonicus President Gauthier is a lovely evergreen shrub with creamy white and green variegated foliage. This low maintenance shrub is perfect for creating an evergreen hedge. Mature height and spread up to 2.5 metres.
Cordyline australis Verde atlantic green
Bold evergreen palm-like plant with long arching sea-green leaves and fragrant white flowers in summer, forming branching trunks when mature. Ideal for low maintenance patio containers or planted out in a border, they thrive in full sun to part shade in most well-drained soils. Height: over 3 metres. Spread: over 1 meter.
Taxus Baccata (Yew) Plant – 2L Value Hedging Range
The king of hedging! It’s native, evergreen, dense, slow growing (so easy maintenance) and good in shade. Supplied height 20-30cm – in a 2 litre pot. Available in four pack sizes: 1 Plant, 6 Plants, 12 Plants, 24 Plants – The more you buy the more you save! English Yew’ is very versatile as it
Cornus sanguinea Plant – ‘Anny’s Winter Orange’
Arguably one of the best Cornus for winter stem colour with its bright and vivid stems of orange and red that stand out in any situation. The colour of the stem changes as it goes up the stem from yellow at the base, through orange and then a bright red near the tips. It looks
Staphylea colchica Plant
An upright, deciduous shrub with thick stems bearing pinnate leaves with ovate to oblong, glossy, mid-green leaflets and, in late spring, panicles of fragrant, bell-shaped white flowers followed by bladder-like, greenish-white fruit. Flowers May-June. Height 150-200cm. Supplied in a 3 litre pot.
Diervilla rivularis Plant – Honeybee
A showy, low maintenance shrub, which once established, will practically thrive on neglect! Recently bred in the Netherlands, it has golden foliage, which is said to retain its colouring even in shadier conditions (although we suspect it may become greener when not grown in full sun). From early summer, it also produces clusters of yellow
Bay Tree
Create an architectural feature in any garden. Sweet Bay’s dark green leaves are edible and are great for cooking! Ideal for border or container. Simply trim back in summer to the original shape. Supplied as an established standard with a 40cm stem and full head. Available in pot sizes from 2-7.5 litre pots. (Please note
Weigela Carnaval
Carnaval Weigela is a new red, white and pink flowering selection with excellent foliage. The flowers are thick and waxy. This flowering shrub resembles an Azalea when in bloom. Flowers May-July and a re-bloom in September is common. Supplied in a 3 litre pot.
Trachycarpus Fortunei
Trachycarpus Fortunei Trachycarpus Fortunei has proved to be an incredibly hardy and tolerant palm. Exceptional fan-shaped fronds are arranged around the top of a single trunk which is covered in coarse fibrous material. This gives it a truly exotic appearance, making it a perfect addition to tropical gardens. This eyecatching, evergreen palm forms a striking
Thuja Atrovirens (Western Red Cedar) Plant – 2L Value Hedging Range
This fast-growing evergreeen conifer is ideal for hedges and can tolerate shade. Its aromatic dark green colour provides a great backdrop and will even regenerate from the old wood when cut back which many conifers won’t. Thuja plicata Atrovirens can also be grown as a single specimen where an overall conical shape will be produced.
Syringa Michael Buckner
With particularly large flowers and a powerful perfume, Lilac ‘Michael Buchner’ is an excellent choice for sensory gardens. Conical flower heads are densely packed with rose pink buds that open to reveal star-shaped, lilac blooms with pretty white centres. This charming Syringa has an upright habit which forms a large shrub or small, multi-branched tree.
Rhododendron Plant – Tortoiseshell Orange
A large, evergreen hybrid rhododendron. It bares the most exquisite orange-pink flowers that have dark lines and spotting throughout. It requires a sheltered position. Flowers May-June. Height 300cm. Supplied in a 4 litre pot.
Pinus mugo Plant – ‘Mops’
<Whorls of dark to bright green, needle-like leaves on thick, upright branches and dark brown female cones. This slow-growing, dwarf mountain pine is perfect for a sunny, well-drained, rockery or gravel garden. Height 71-80cm; spread 71-80cm.
Lonicera Fragrantissima
This wonderful, winter-flowering shrub produces fragrant, creamy-white flowers in mild spells between December and March on almost leafless branches. These are sometimes followed by dull red berries, which may cause a mild stomach upset if ingested. The leaves, when they appear, are a rich shade of green – usually flushed with a plush purple. Flowers
