Carex ‘Moon Falls’
The smallest member of the ‘Falls’ series of Japanese sedges, Carex ‘Moon Falls’ forms low clumps of arching, creamy-white foliage accented with green margins. Japanese sedges are incredibly versatile plants, perfect for softening the edge of a border or planted
Suttons Onion & Shallot Duo
Our Onion & Shallot Duo contains a versatile pair of white and shallot onions along with the added upgrade option of garlic to keep your cupboards stocked with these easy to grow vegetables throughout summer and winter. The collection comprises:
Rhododendron ‘Pink Star’
Rhododendron ‘Pink Star’ bursts into life with an explosion of starry, deep pink blooms creating a sensational spring spectacle for any setting. Each flower features an impressive twenty to thirty slender petals that seem to swirl and dance above the
Carex ‘Feather Falls’
Carex Feather Carex Feather Falls is the gift that keeps on giving with its evergreen habit, providing colour texture and structure to your garden all year round! This low maintenance ornamental grass is not only beautiful, with its pale green
Dianthus ‘Pink Marshmallow’
?Pink Marshmallow? is a superb Dianthus, that flowers from May until October. It generates a profusion of scented, baby pink-coloured blooms, that contrast wonderfully against its bushy, clump forming habit of fresh green foliage. Ideal for window boxes, patio containers
Kniphofia Popsicle Banana
?Popsicle Banana? is a vibrant Torch Lily that will add drama, colour and architectural height to any sized garden. From July until October, it will produce masses of upright gleaming yellow flowers that are borne upon lengthy green stems, amongst
Veronica Purplegum Candles
Veronica ‘Purplegum Candles’ is a truly eye-catching perennial that will bring a striking pop of colour to your garden. With its tall, upright spikes of deep purple flowers, this variety creates a stunning vertical display that will stand out in
Erysimum ‘Winter Orchid’
Erysimum ‘Winter Orchid’ is an absolute garden essential, with its striking dark red petals that gracefully shift to a velvety purple, creating a stunning bicoloured effect. This variety is one of the earliest to brighten up the garden in spring
Anemone hupehensis var. japonica ‘Prinz Heinrich’
A bright and cheerful Chinese Anemone boasting a mass of dark pink blooms from July to September. The tight buds of Anemone hupehensis var. japonica ‘Prinz Heinrich’ will burst open to reveal elegant, semi-double blooms that fade to a lighter
Spiraea douglasii
In the summer, this easy-to-grow deciduous shrub produces masses of tiny, almost feathery pink blooms that adorn the ends of the branches. Spirea douglasii is a densely growing, suckering shrub that fills in gaps in hedges and shrub borders. Its
Alstroemeria ‘Allure’
?Allure? produces brightly coloured violet blooms from early summer to late autumn. Each flower features deep flecks and a pearly white centre, making the ideal attractive bunch of cut flowers. It is easy to grow and enjoys a partially shaded
Leucanthemum ‘Real Gold Cup’
Leucanthemum Real Gold Cup is a medium-tall variety known for its large, semi-double flowers in a brilliant shade of yellow with darker centers. These cheerful blooms are supported on sturdy, upright stems and sit above dark green, lance-shaped foliage. The
Verbascum ‘Lavender Lass’
Verbascum, ‘Lavender Lass’ is a tidy and compact variety which is ideal for adding vertical interest to the front of cottage garden borders. The elegant violet blooms have a dark eye and look particularly effective grown on mass where they
Alstroemeria ‘Summer Heat’
Alstroemeria ‘Summer Heat’ boasts striking red blooms that are perfect for adding a splash of colour to the garden from June all the way through to November. The trumpet-shaped flowers are decorated with yellow splodges and streaks to create a
Magnolia ‘Pink Perfection’
A rare and exciting chance seedling of the wonderful Magnolia ?Encore?, ?Pink Perfection? is a loebneri-type variety that is just as floriferous as its parent. Producing a mass of long, elegant petals which form starry flowers that appear on bare
Dianthus ‘Bicolor Magenta’
?Bicolor Magenta? is a superb Dianthus, that flowers from May until October. It generates a profusion of scented, bright, pink-coloured blooms, that each feature a prominent white frilly edge. Ideal for window boxes, patio containers and cottage themed landscapes, be
Aloe ‘Safari Sunrise’
The deep green, pointy leaves produce a rounded, everlasting cluster that provides year-round appeal. Like shimmering torches, Aloe ‘Safari Sunrise’ throws up pointed, bicolor flower peaks of orange-pink and cream. This free-flowering succulent is a reblooming variety. This means that
Pyracantha coccinea ‘Sunny Star’
Pyracantha coccinea ?Sunny Star? has a lot less thorns than many other varieties, which allows birds to settle. Easier access to the lovely yellow-orange fruits, while also becoming decorated with white flowers in summer from June onwards. Ideal grown as
Foxglove ‘Candy Mountain’
Foxglove Candy Mountain Foxglove Candy Mountain is the first upward-facing foxglove grown from seed, and you can grow your own at home! This unique variety with unusual characteristics allows you, and other pollinating insects, to look inside the magnificent rose-pink
Agapanthus ‘Queen Of The Ocean’
Agapanthus Queen of the Ocean is a striking blue variety of Agapanthus, known for its bold, violet-blue flower clusters. Each flower features a delicate central stripe along the petals. These blooms rise above clusters of slender, strap-shaped leaves that die
Hellebore ‘Breeder’s Mix’
These delightful doubles come in a wide colour range including yellows, greens, blacks, reds, apricots and many other shades, hellebores that are bred to perfection. Fascinating colours, patterns, flecks and ruffles are delightful during the cold months of winter and
Alstroemeria ‘Beach Valley’
?Beach Valley? is a cream white and pink tinged coloured alstroemeria that pairs brilliantly with other varieties like ?Malaga?. It is a compact variety that is well suited for patio por or container growing, as well as borders and beds,