Rose ‘Hot Chocolate’ (Floribunda Rose)

Named ?Hot Chocolate? not for its chocolatey taste ? obviously, roses shouldn?t be eaten ? but for its distinct, gentle red tone that gives a vintage look. This rose is a sturdy floribunda that is highly resistant to disease, thriving

Rose ‘Joie de Vivre’ (Floribunda Rose)

The ruffled pink and peach petals of ?Joie de Vivre? will make you want to sit and appreciate their beauty for what it is. As well as being an effortlessly elegant rose, it?s performance is second to none ? repeat

Rose ‘Lots of Kisses’ (Shrub Rose)

A striking rose that is certain to add a splash of colour to any summer garden! Rose ‘Lots of Kisses’ produces an abundance of bright red love heart shaped petals with glossy leaves and a compact habit. Perfect for adding

Rose ‘Grandma’s Rose’ (Floribunda Rose)

The ?Grandma?s Rose? would be a lovely gift for any Grandma?s out there, that they will cherish year after year for it?s repeat-flowering scented golden blooms will light up their garden. Grow in beds, borders or patio containers, where your

Ramshorn Snails

These snails eat pretty much every decayed plant, debris, as well as algae. Ramshorns tend to eat from the sides of ponds and tanks. They can be a good tank & pond cleaner. Although most of them are extremely small,

Rose ‘Absolutely Fabulous’ (Floribunda Rose)

?Absolutely Fabulous? is a floribunda rose that vigorously produces groups of double gold blooms, borne upon lovely green foliage all summer long. Repeat-flowering, with a slightly unusual fragrance, this flamboyant variety will fade into a pastel, butter-like yellow as it

Rose ‘Champagne Moment’ (Floribunda Rose)

?Champagne Moment? produces marvellous apricot-white coloured blooms all summer long, a real celebratory rose that grows vigorously in the sun. It?s sweet scent and deep green foliage brings added interest to this already incredible floribunda rose, that will repeat flower

Rose ‘Birthday Wishes’ (Shrub Rose)

?Birthday Wishes? is the ultimate Rose to give as a present to mark a Birthday celebration. From June until November, you will witness bundles of semi-double, orange-red, scented blooms that sit amongst an upright growing habit of deep green, glossy

Ranunculus lingua ‘Grandiflorus’ (Marginal Aquatic)

Ranunculus lingua ‘Grandiflorus’, also known as Greater Spearwort, is a striking British native that thrives in the margins of ponds and waterways. This hardy perennial features blue-green foliage and forms loose clumps, making it perfect for softening and disguising pond

Primula beesiana

A striking pink candelabra primula with upright spikes of flowers, grouped in tiered clusters around the stem in early summer above a rosette of semi-evergreen leaves.

Pontederia cordata ‘Alba’ (Marginal Aquatic)

Pontederia cordata ‘Alba’ is an attractive white form of the common Pickerel Weed, with a shorter, more compact habit. The glossy, heart-shaped leaves form dense clumps of attractive foliage. Throughout summer, short, upright spikes of starry white flowers appear, standing

Pontederia cordata (Marginal Aquatic)

Heart-shaped green leaves with clusters of blue flowers borne on a spike. A tall late flowering structural plant. It is free flowering and slowly grows into a large clump. Little maintenance is required. Trim just above the water surface after

Phyllostachys aureosulcata

Add an exotic touch whilst creating an architectural statement in your garden with this incredible, fully hardy golden-stemmed bamboo. Phyllostachys aureosulcata is a tidy, vertical bamboo that produces upright, slender clumps, making it perfect for creating a tall screen or

Phyllostachys aureosulcata ‘Spectabilis’

Create an architectural statement and channel an exotic feel in your garden with this fully hardy yellow-stemmed bamboo. Holding an RHS Award of Garden Merit, Phyllostachys aureosulcata ‘Spectabilis’ is a neat, upright bamboo that forms straight, narrow clumps, making it

Phlox paniculata x arendsii ‘Miss Mary’

Phlox x arendsii ‘Miss Mary’, or as it is sometimes sold, Phlox paniculata ?Red Riding Hood?, produces large cherry red panicle flowers that are so eye-catching, drawing attention in summer. Fragrant blooms create a scent so heavenly you cant help

Phlox paniculata ‘Bright Eyes’

The perfect perennial for a cottage-garden border, Phlox paniculata ?Bright Eyes? grow strong and tall with bold clusters of fragrant flowers on strong upright stems. For added punchiness, each flower is centred with a bright pink eye. Enjoy a long

Phoenix Palm

RHS AGM winning variety, commonly known as the Canary Date Palm, Phoenix canariensis is stunning bringing architectural intrigue to patios and conservatories. Stiff, upright foliage arches with class all year-round as the leaves are evergreen. Withstands temperatures down to -6c,

Phlox paniculata ‘Laura’

The variety Phlox paniculata ‘Laura’ is exceptionally lovely, with a lengthy flowering period and good mildew resistance. Throughout the summer, this gorgeous perennial produces panicles of lavender purple flowers with starry white centers. The tall stems make excellent cut flowers

Phlox douglasii ‘Red Admiral’

This tough perennial, also called the Moss Phlox, forms a low cushion of weed-repelling foliage. These plants are robust, immune to disease, and maintain a small size while blooming profusely! Phlox Red Admiral looks great with spring bulbs and has

Pachysandra terminalis ‘Variegata’

Pachysandra terminalis ‘Variegata’ is a variety of Japanese Spurge, that thrives as ground cover in shaded areas. Cream splashed, variegated foliage leaves last all year-round in gardens, as evergreen foliage is joined by pretty white bloom spikes early in summer.

Persicaria bistorta ‘Superba’

This knotweed is adaptable and robust! Persicaria bistorta ‘Superba’ is a cottage garden favourite that blooms profusely in pale pink spikes from midsummer through September. Bees and other pollinating insects are drawn to the attractive blossoms that emerge above thick

Orontium aquaticum (Marginal Aquatic)

Although Golden Club may be slow to establish, it?s well worth the wait! From late spring to midsummer, this marginal aquatic throws up curious white flower stems with golden tips that make an intriguing display. The blue green foliage of