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    • Delphinium Plant – Bolero

      Delphinium Plant – Bolero As striking flower to fill your garden with beautiful colours The Delphinium Plant – Bolero is a unique mid- height delphinium that Read More »
    • Ox-Eye Daisy Seeds

      Attractive to bees and other pollinators. Flowers year-after-year. Perfect for a sunny border or flower meadow. Height 60cm (24). HA – Hardy annual. Adopt a beehive Read More »
    • Iris ‘Lune et Soleil’

      Iris Lune et Soleil has sunshine tones of gold and pale yellow create an uplifting display in early summer, radiant flowers appear on tall, upright stems Read More »
    • Azalea Dwarf Lilac

      Azaleas are ideal for adding late spring impact to your gardens. A dwarf, evergreen variety, Azalea ?Dwarf Lilac? is certain to bring a desirable splash of Read More »
    • Pansy Seeds – Giant Fancy Mix

      A Swiss Giant pansy, which is a strong-growing strain with enormous flowers of brillant colours all with blotches at petal bases. Height 15-23cm (6-9"). HB/HP – Hardy Read More »
    • Mahonia eur. Plant – Soft Caress®

      Mahonia eur. Plant – Soft Caress® Introducing the first prickle free Mahonia. The ?Soft Caress? is the original utterly spine free Mahonia, not a prickle in Read More »
    • Gooseberry Plant – Lady Sun

      Medium-sized fruit, yellow-green in colour with white markings. Has a delightfully crisp, juicy and sweet flavour. Early ripening from as early as July with an upright Read More »
    • Kniphofia Uvaria

      Fiery red buds open to reveal tubular orange flowers that gradually fade to a bright shade of yellow. This reliable cottage garden favourite is distinctive for Read More »
    • Suet Blocks – Seeded

      Packed with seeds that offer all sorts of benefits,  these seeded suet blocks provide energy, protein and minerals in volumes and is suitable for most birds Read More »