Category Archives: Plants & Seeds

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.

Mushroom Log – Shiitake

Crops in spring and summer. Ready to fruit logs from woodland restoration projects. Once mature they will fruit for up to four years. The logs are 50cm long and 10-15cm diameter and are inoculated with dowels. Available all year. Full instructions included with aftercare for the logs. You do need to be patient as it

Pepper Grafted Plants – Beluga Lilac

A truly beautiful sweet, blocky pepper that has to be seen to be believed! Each robust plant has a neat habit and will produce fruit around 150-170g. Can be harvested when crisp and Lilac to add colour to your plate or left to ripen to bright red if you wish. Ideal to grow in a

Acer palmatum Plant – Emerald Lace

Deeply fine cut foliage in a rich emerald green colour, a small mound-forming variety with arching shoots. For this Acer to be truly appreciated plant in an acidic soil for superb autumn colour where leaves turn from green to a lovely golden yellow and red. This RHS AGM winner Looks fantastic in a large container

Chamaecyparis o. Plant – Fernspray Gold

Named for its golden swaves of fern-like foliage, Fernspray Gold is an evergreen conifer. Providing year round interest with its golden yellow leaves which become tipped with bronze in autumn. Slow growing and requiring very little maintenance grows to height of 1.5 metres. Supplied in a 3 litre pot.  

Campsis rad. Plant – Flamenco

Campsis radicans ‘Flamenco’ is a deciduous self-clinging woody climber with attractive mid-green pinnate leaves and large showy orange-red trumpet-shaped flowers in late summer and autumn. Despite its tropical appearance, it is hardy, although in cold areas it is best grown against a sunny, sheltered wall. Height 250-300cm. Supplied in a 2 litre pot.

Buddleja Plant – Sugar Plum

A new variety offering distinct long clusters of pink flowers in profusion on a good strong compact and bushy plant that is easy to grow and great for attracting wildlife like butterflies. Flowers June-September. Height 1-1.5m (3’3-5′); spread 1-1.5m (3’3-5′). Supplied in a 3 litre pot.

Berberis thunb. Ruby Star

?Ruby Star? PBR is a slow-growing, extremely compact Berberis. After six years, the plant reaches a height of 30 cm and a width of 40 cm. the leaves are a wonderful carmine red colour with a golden ring when the plant is older during the year. The tiny yellow flowers are produced in May. The

Acer griseum

The Paper Bark Maple that commands attention! The peeling translucent bark layers are paper-thin and with shades of cinnamon. It provides continuous interest, Foliage is a bold green slowly transitioning to a plethora of pinks and reds before falling in the Autumn. A slow-growing variety so perfect for a smaller garden. Brought over to the

Tomato Grafted Plant – Sugar Plum Raisin

The ‘sun-blushed’ tomato plant, plants produce long trusses of bright red, semi-plum shaped fruit, probably the sweetest tomato you will ever grow. They’re deliciously sweet picked fully ripe like a normal tomato, but fruit will start to ‘dry’ on the plant without splitting or dropping, this means they get even sweeter and have the texture

Pea Plants – Blauwschokker

Pea Plants – Blauwschokker Beautiful purple pods that are impossible to miss! Blauwschokker is an amazingly ornamental pea variety. These pea plants will produce lovely purple flowers and dark purple seed pods, grow it in an ornamental veg garden for an eyecatching display. The Blauwschocker would look equally at home in a flower border! Pea

Mushrooms Hericium Dowels

These spectacular mushrooms will fruit in the shade in June and July and look like albino hedgehogs. Lovely with smoked salmon.100 dowels for hardwood logs. Logs should be cut from healthy trees during the dormant season – in autumn to before bud swell in spring. 10-15cm diameter is ideal with undamaged bark. A 50cm log

Pepper (Chilli) Longhorn Plant

Very long fruits (15-25cm) with a distinctive ‘curl’ at the end – hence the name Longhorn!High yielding with copious spicy fruits, the plants can withstand intense heat/sun without damage to the fruitSeriously productive 100cm plants may need a little support with the weight of all the fruit15-20,000 SHU

Chamaecyparis pisifera Plant – Teddy Bear

A dense upright evergreen conifer. Teddy Bear produces fern-like sprays of dark green foliage. Slow growing and easy to care for, requireing very little maintenance. Height 50-60cm. Supplied in a 3 litre pot.  

Mushrooms Brown Cap Spawn – All Year – 100G

Enjoy your own homegrown Grow Brown Agaricus (also known as Chestnut or Portobello) mushrooms! Available all year round – in early springtime for outdoors, but can be used in colder weather in frost-free sheds, etc. These strains have been bred by a mycologist to be suited for growing in UK conditions. All packs and kits

Mushroom Log – Winter

Flamulina velutipes crops late autumn and winter. Ready to fruit logs from woodland restoration projects. Once mature they will fruit for up to four years. The logs are 50cm long and 10-15cm diameter and are inoculated with dowels. Available all year. Full instructions included with aftercare for the logs. You do need to be patient

Mint Botanical Infusions Plants – Marokko

Mint Botanical Infusions Plants – Marokko Have a piece of Morocco with this amazing traditional Moroccan tea mint sold in fabled bazaars all across the middle east! Mint leaves have a refreshing spearmint taste, perfect for brewing your own Moroccan tea. Mint leaves are reported to aid digestion so it’s no wonder why it has

Lemon Verbena Freshman (3) Botanical Infusions

Lemon Verbena Botanical Infusions Plants – Freshman The Lemon Verbena plant is very special in that its leaves make a refreshing sherbert like lemon flavoured tea! The lemon verbena plant’s leaves can be dried and used later or for the best taste use them fresh. During the hot summer months, iced lemon verbena tea will

Guava Plant

Guava Plant The true epitome of tropical excellence. Have a piece of the Caribbean in your home! Guava plants will be right at home in a warm conservatory. Very similar to citrus plants, they are of a similar size and just as hardy. When kept in a large decorative pot, these guava plants make excellent