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    • Ribes gordonianum Plant

      A great shrub to give some colourful impact in your garden early in the season. Flowering from late winter the coppery-red flowers open to reveal a Read More »
    • Physalis Chinese Lantern

      Physalis Chinese lantern blooms from June until July and produces incredible coral coloured papery Chinese lantern calyces. Commonly known as Cape Gooseberry, Physalis alkekengi var. franchetii Read More »
    • Cabbage Seeds – Greyhound

      A favourite early cabbage, with pointed heads of excellent flavour. Sow under glass early February, or in succession outdoors March-July. Summer/Autumn maturing. RHS Award of Garden Read More »
    • Cornus alba BATON ROUGE®

      Cornus alba ‘baton rouge’, also known as ‘Dogwood’, is a shrub that is distinguished by its red wood. The foliage of the dogwood is also very Read More »
    • Elegance Obelisk

      Our stunning Elegance Obelisks are engineered in solid steel and coated with a rust resistant neutral coloured sage green coating that will work sympathetically with any Read More »
    • Hibiscus Tricolour 21cm Pot x 1

      Hibiscus Tricolour covered with plentiful pink, white and blue flowers is grown as 3 varieties in one pot, forming a single bush. This distinct looking shrub Read More »
    • Lobelia Seeds – Cascade Mix

      Very interesting mixture in shades of blue, mauve, lilac and red, some with white eyes, and also white. Beautiful colours for hanging baskets. Trailing variety. (SUPASEED Read More »
    • Spiraea japonica Plant – Magic Carpet

      Belonging to the Rosaceae family spireas are deciduous shrubs and Magic Carpet or ‘Walbuma’ is a low growing cultivar. Produces red to yellow leaves with deep Read More »
    • Wisteria floribunda Black Dragon

      Wisteria floribunda ‘Black Dragon’ is particularly popular variety of Japanese Wisteria for its double flowers. The racemes of pea-like, double, violet-purple flowers smother this climber in Read More »