Grape (Vitis) ‘Muscat Bleu’
A much-loved black dessert grape which is reliable and shows good resistance to mildew. Grape ‘Muscat Bleu’ produces bumper crops of deep purple-skinned fruits with red flesh and a powerful sweet muscat flavour. Perfect for an amateur grower and can
Grape (Vitis) ‘Bacchus’
A popular choice for many UK vineyards, Grape ‘Bacchus’ is a self-fertile white grape that is thought to be the best wine variety for growing outdoors in the UK. Producing high yields of delicious light green fruits that also make
Gooseberry ‘Invicta’
Gooseberry (Ribes uva-crispa) Invicta Delicious flavour, great for pies and jams! Lush green gooseberries from June to July, on compact plants which are ideal for small gardens. Delicious flavour – recommended for pies, jams, preserves and freezing. Resistant to mildew.
Gladiolus murielae
Gladiolus murielae is an exquisite flower for the late summer border. Each white, star-shaped flower features a darker burgundy star at its centre, gracefully bowing its head on beautifully arching stems. Several fragrant blooms are carried on each raceme, hovering
Geranium pratense ‘Summer Skies’
Delicate double blooms in profusion of mauve-pink, make Geranium pratense ‘Summer Skies’ a no-brainer for cottage gardens and herbaceous perennial borders in your garden. Despite its appearance, it is tough, hardy and undemanding, self-seeding ready to come back stronger year
Gage ‘Oullins Gage’ (Organic)
Gage ‘Oullins Gage’ (Organic) is a traditional variety that was established in France in 1856 and will produce reliable crops in most parts of the UK. In late summer, decent-sized, yellow fruits flushed with red will be ready to harvest.
Gage ‘Cambridge’
This award-winning traditional English gage is one of our most well-loved greengage varieties, producing high yields of delicious juicy fruits with a honey flavour. Gage ‘Cambridge’ bears small, top quality yellow-green fruits which are great for eating fresh from the
Gage ‘Reine Claude Doree’
A classic French gage variety, not too dissimilar to the Old Green Gage, ?Reine Claude Doree? will ripen to a lovely green-gold and is widely considered to be the best tasting gage around, while also being very easy to grow
Gage ‘Old Greengage’
Gage ?Old Greengage? has more to it than its surface suggests, producing some of the most delicious plum fruits you will ever find. Rich and sweet to taste, the small sized fruits are juicy and best eaten fresh, from mid-August.
Gaillardia aristata ‘Arizona Sun’
Daisy that bathes in the summer sunshine, Gaillardia ‘Arizona Sun’ provides consistent, large blooms in a fiery mix of red, orange and yellow in summer. Blooms continue even into autumn and can work well as a cut flower indoors. Outside
Fig ‘Panachee’
Commonly referred to as the Tiger Fig, this striped yellow and green fruit producer is an intriguing cultivar, which dates all the way back to 1668 despite looking relatively modern. Figs make for an eye-catching feature when trained up a
Fatsia japonica ‘Spiders Web’ (Tsumugi-shibori)
Huge evergreen leaves patterned with a spiders web effect. Great for contrast or as a standalone feature. Provides interest all year round, is easy to grow, and very fashionable. Both the leaves and white, ball-shaped flowers are ideal for cut
Fuchsia ‘Hawkshead’ (Hardy)
This beautiful hardy fuchsia boasts dark green leafy stems, hung with dainty white flowers that are suffused with a trace of green at the tip. Upright and bushy, Fuchsia Hawksheadblooms non-stop from early summer to autumn, growing in stature with
Fig ‘Chelsea’ (Standard)
Fig (Ficus) Chelsea Standard Fig Chelsea creates an attractive standard tree that is ideally suited to growing in patio containers. The delicious figs develop in spring and ripen from August to September. A second crop often develops in late summer
Fig ‘Brunswick’
?Brunswick? is an attractive fruit tree that is ready to harvest from August until October. It generates high yields of green skinned figs, that bear rosy yellow fleshes and a pear shaped form. Ideal for adding to desserts, this Fig
Fig ‘Violette de Bordeaux’
Fig (Ficus) Negronne (Violette De Bourdea) Delicious figs with a lovely scent! Fig 'Violette de Bordeaux' is a hardy fig variety. Dating from around 1680, it was found to flourish in the gardens of the Palace of Versailles during the
Fantastic Spring Flowering Mix
The Fantastic Spring Flowering Mix brings a burst of vibrant colour to your garden, with 300 bulbs spread across 6 popular varieties. Carefully chosen to offer a continuous display from early spring through to the start of summer, this mix
Euonymus japonicus ‘White Spire’
Euonymus japonicus White Spire is a striking, upright variety of Euonymus that features dark grey-green leaves with attractive creamy-white edges. This compact, evergreen shrub is both low-maintenance and highly versatile, making it perfect for a variety of garden settings. Its
Erythronium californicum ‘White Beauty’
These exquisite flowers always come as a delightful surprise when they pop up from bare soil in April-May. Creamy-white flowers with maroon speckles and recurved petals nod daintily above broad, prettily mottled leaves, giving the impression of fairy parasols. Favouring
Eucalyptus gunnii (Standard)
Eucalyptus Gunnii (Patio Standard) – Cider Gum Tree This elegant and eye-catching evergreen is also well known as a Cider Gum tree. Eucalyptus gunnii boasts rounded, colourful silver-blue new foliage which becomes slightly more elliptical and turns shades of grey,
Euonymus japonicus ‘Green Spire’
Euonymus japonicus ‘Green Spire’ produces incredibly glossy and evergreen foliage that shines all year round in gardens. Low maintenance, making them very suitable for busy gardeners, or as a hedging solution in courtyards and cottage gardens. Height 100cm (39?) and
