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    • Achillea Plants – Summer Pastels

      Achillea Plants – Summer Pastels Loved by bees and butterflies The Achillea Plants – Summer Pastels is a dazzling plant that produces very large, beautiful stems Read More »
    • Lawn Weeding Knife

      The toughest, stubbiest little knife for removal of weeds from lawns, or wherever else they lurk, with minimum disturbance to the surrounding area. Long life, high Read More »
    • Agapanthus Collection

      This wonderful collection comprises of:- Agapanthus Midnight Cascade Produces very dark plum-purple flowers giving this captivating perennial a distinct look from other African Lilies, they are Read More »
    • Citrus Calamondin

      Calamondin Citrus Plant Ideal for growing citrus fruit indoors Bring a taste of the Med to your home, conservatory or summer patio with this beautiful citrus Read More »
    • Buddleja Butterfly Candy Little Ruby

      Buddleja make easy and fast-growing shrubs which produce dense displays of conical flowers in late summer to autumn. Once established they are tough plants which will Read More »
    • Beetroot Seeds – Albina Verduna

      A pure white, fairly smooth round heirloom beet from Holland. Its super-sweet white flesh is unusual and tasty and the greens are also good to eat. Read More »
    • Streptocarpus Plant – Tanya

      Compact variety with intense lavender flat faced flowers. Very free flowering. Continuous blossom for well over eight months a year. Flower size 5cm. Flowers early April-late Read More »
    • Tomato Plants – F1 Sweet Million

      A heavy cropping variety, producing luscious, shiny, red cherry-sized fruit that keep well over a long period. Ideal for growing in the greenhouse can also be Read More »
    • Raspberry – Joan J

      Produces an abundance of large, bright, juicy raspberries, with a truly delicious flavour. What’s more, if you find you can’t eat the fruit as quickly as Read More »