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    • Love-in-a-Mist Seeds – Miss Jekyll

      A traditional favourite with clear cornflower-blue blooms. Easy to grow. Pretty, delicate foliage and flowers are followed by ornamental seed pods. RHS Award of Garden Merit Read More »
    • 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 Read More »
    • Aspidistra (Cast Iron Plant) Elatior

      This is a robust and resilient plant – hence the name Cast Iron plant! The glossy green leaves grow upright providing an elegant display, perfect for Read More »
    • Convolvulus minor Seeds – Blue Ensign

      Take refuge from the summer heat in the soothingly cool blue, white centred, flowers of Blue Ensign. It makes a superb ground cover. Easy to grow. Read More »
    • Knee Pads

      Kneelo Knee Pads – Poppy Red Deep contoured foam pads allow you to work in cushioned comfort for prolonged periods of time. Their unique shape provides Read More »
    • Tulip Flaming Parrot

      Tulip Flaming Parrot A well-known parrot-type tulip boasting vibrant yellow blooms with scarlet red flames, that slowly open out to form a large bowl-shaped bloom, unraveling Read More »
    • Geranium White Rose

      The full, rounded buds of Rosebud Geranium ‘White Rose’ resemble dainty crystal white roses when they first break open, then cluster together to form a pretty Read More »
    • 144 Cell Black Plastic Seed Tray

      Cell trays are ideal for sowing individual seeds or rooting cuttings. This professional 144 cell seed tray is pre-filled with Jiffy plugs, made from coco-peat substrate. Read More »
    • Cucumber Grafted Socrates (3)

      The vigorous, strong plants produce numerous mini, bitter-free cues around 15-18cm long. An ‘all-female’ variety best grown in a greenhouse or tunnel. Socrates is regarded as Read More »
    • Soapwort Seeds – Graciella White

      Fast-growing plants producing dark green foliage and a wonderful display of scented single blooms. Long ago it was used in the making of soap, this is Read More »
  • Best Sellers

    • Herb Plant – Moroccan Mint

      Tea is served all day in Morocco so it will come at no surprise that this mint is perfect for tea! ‘Moroccan Mint’ is the perfect Read More »
    • Grafted Tomatoes – Lucky Dip

      Grafted Tomatoes – Lucky Dip Summer just wouldn?t be summer without plenty of delicious tomatoes on your dinner plates! You can enjoy homegrown tomatoes with our Read More »
    • Twool Grow & Tie

      Twool essential has been designed to be a simple, easy to use, pocket-sized twine dispenser with a handy up-cycled metal cutter. Wound on to the card, Read More »
    • Rusty Metal Rooster

      Add some cock-a-doodle-doo to your home or garden with this rusty metal rooster sculpture that is both intriguing and elegant! This decorative sculpture has been beautifully Read More »
    • Fuchsia Heidi Ann

      Winner of an RHS award, Fuchsia ‘Heidi Ann’ will bloom non-stop through summer up until the first frosts. This bushy, deciduous shrub, bears fully double flowers Read More »
    • Limonium Plant – Dazzle Rocks

      Limonium Plant – Dazzle Rocks Look again, because this is no ordinary Limonium! The Limonium – Dazzle rocks is very unique because we are the first Read More »
    • Chase Seaweed – 3 Steps to Success Offer

      1 litre each of SM3, SM4 and SM5. Top Tip – By feeding regularly you can get amazing results and bumper crops. Try these first-class organic Read More »
    • Clematis Alpina Frances Rivis

      Clematis Alpina – Clematis Alpina ‘Frances Rivis’ ‘Frances Rivis’ is a delicate addition to borders worth adding. It spreads gracefully to around 1.5m and grows in Read More »
    • Cane Caps

      A simple answer to the sharp ends of canes, which are a hazard to gardeners and children etc. Just pop them over the exposed end of Read More »