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Mushroom Spawn Oyster Spawn
Can be grown on logs, straw or even toilet rolls – kids will love that! Unique, gourmet taste. Instructions provided. Enjoy your own homegrown mushrooms. These Read More » -
Wheelbarrow Plant Stand
This stand evokes the shape of a wheelbarrow with a large front wheel and two legs made of scrollwork. A metal rack connects to the two Read More » -
Clematis Plant – Giselle
Clematis Plant – Giselle Compact, deciduous climbing shrub! Giselle is a compact, deciduous climber to 1.5m tall with dark green foliage and flowering from late spring Read More » -
Pumpkin Seeds – Crafty Pumpkin (Hundredweight)
Grow some big orange pumpkins in the garden and in the autumn harvest and carve them into frightening faces and other scary shapes – just right Read More » -
Garden Scissors
These quality garden scissors with short, sharp rust proof blades are perfect for cutting twine, flowers and weeds, cutting stems of your favourite flowers is made Read More » -
Organic Pour & Feed Ecofective®
Natural and organic-based feed with the added bonus of DELTA+plus contains bio-stimulants including extracts taken from seaweed and other plants which increases nutrient uptake by the Read More » -
Soaker Hose / Soaker Hose Pegs
Soaker Hose – The 20 metre soaker hose offers a watering saving solution ideal for continuous watering of hedges, herbaceous borders or vegetable plots. Made from Read More » -
Erigeron Stallone
This is a perfect plant for ground cover repressing the weeds in your borders. A fast-growing perennial plant will soften the edges of planted areas, also Read More » -
Sorbus Hupensis Pink Pagoda
A broadly columnar tree with blue-green, pinnate leaves that turn red in autumn. The clusters of white flowers that are produced in late spring are followed Read More » -
Pea Seeds – Proval
Pea Proval Great for successionally sowing, produce fresh peas for months! Pea ‘Proval’ is a very early, spring cropping variety. Large yields of non-floury, crisp, and sweet Read More »
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Featured Products
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Pea Seeds – Ambassador
Use fresh or frozen, this ‘Onward’ type pea is high in vitamin C and tastes delicious! Vigorous, with a high level of disease resistance (eg Powdery Read More » -
Cup and Saucer Seeds (Cathedral Bells)
A spectacular climber with bright green foliage, and rich purple and green bells with prominent stamens. Award of Garden Merit. Flowers Mid July-September. HHP – Half Read More » -
Beetroot Plants – Rainbow Mix
Beetroot Plants – Rainbow Mix Sweet, tasty and stunning multi-coloured beets! The beetroot ‘Rainbow Mix’ will add a new dimension to your salad plate this summer. Read More » -
Narcissus Bulbs – Yellow Cheerfulness (Double)
One of the few sweetly-scented narcissi, boasting multiple pure yellow blooms, forming in clusters of up to 6 per stem. RHS Award of Garden Merit winner. Read More » -
Hosta Queen Josephine Plant
Glossy dark green leaves make this hosta a bit more unusual particularly with its yellow margins that fade to creamy white as the season progresses. The Read More » -
Daffodil Miniature Mixed Bulbs
Daffodil Miniature Mixed Bulbs A wonderful mix of dwarf narcissus. This mix is perfect for all gardens and can even create an impact in the smallest Read More » -
Our Selection Brassica Veg Potted Plants
Our selection of larger veg are established plants that are perfect to plant into spaces where you have harvested your onions or other overwintering crops, allowing Read More » -
Astrantia censation Milano – Bare Roots
Astrantia censation Milano Astrantia censation Milano flowers from June until September and creates full raspberry-coloured blooms. It enjoys growing in a sunny yet shaded position and Read More » -
Tulip Blueberry Ripple
Tulip ‘Blueberry Ripples’ boasts rich, purple long-lasting blooms that are nicely fragrant. This modern and stylish variety is rather exquisite as the sturdy stems are topped Read More » -
Rowan Tree (Hedging)
Rowan are a familiar sight growing in hedgerows and gardens, also known as Mountain Ash is a vigorous grower and once established it can be clipped Read More »
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Salvia Plant – Amistad
A lovely variety of hardy salvia, which will look great in a border or patio container all summer. It combines striking flowers with attractive, and frequently aromatic, foliage. Read More » -
Sweet Pea Seeds – Jet Set Mix
Would you like the colour and fragrance of sweet peas for cutting without the hassle of providing netting or tall twigs as growing supports for plants Read More » -
Digitalis Seeds – Pam’s Split
Spikes of large, neatly arranged, creamy-white flowers with burgundy blotches, and unusually cut lower petals that give the plants an open, airy feel. Up to five Read More » -
Electric Daisy Seeds
Developed by James Wong – Believe it or not, these pretty little daisy flowers have a big surprise – they taste like citrus with a jolt Read More » -
Cabbage Plants – Savoy Continuity Collection
Cabbage Plants – Savoy Continuity Collection A collection of delicious dark green heads! The Savoy Continuity Collection includes three superb Savoy cabbages to provide you with Read More » -
Physopcarpus opulifolius Plant – Diable d’Or
Physocarpus opulifolius Diable d’Or is a stunning deciduous shrub with bright red new growth that changes to a richer, darker shade as it ages. In summer Read More » -
Callaloo Seeds
Developed by James Wong – A delicious spinach-like vegetable with a rich, earthy, broccoli-like flavour. Extremely versatile in the kitchen and decorative in your garden. Origin: Read More » -
Primrose Plants – Primlet Tropical
This primrose mix has a similar appearance to an opening rose. The brilliantly, colourful spring flowers stand out wonderfully from the dark green leaves. This perfect Read More » -
Camellia Yuletide
Yuletide is well-named for its mass of rich, red flowers in winter, each bloom has a crown of golden stamens at its centre, creating a festive Read More »
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