Cherry ‘Wonder Tree Sunburst’ (Patio Cherry)

Grow delicious fruits no matter the size of your garden with the exceptional Cherry ?Wonder Tree Sunburst?! The Wonder Tree fruit range comprises the very best fruit tree varieties, chosen for their performance, hardiness, flavour and disease resistance. Cherry ?Wonder

Cherry Tree – Duo Napoleon Bigarreau/Variks Black

A great specimen tree and a lovely mixed harvest result from a brilliant colour contrast between the fruit of two species! This twin cherry tree, which is transplanted onto a Colt rootstock, gives large quantities of fruit while still being

Clematis ‘Jackmanii’

Clematis ‘Jackmanii’ is a free-flowering cultivar and an RHS AGM winner! It puts on a spectacular show from mid to late summer. This late-blooming Clematis has a plethora of single blooms with velvety purple sepals and creamy anthers. It is

Cornus amomum ‘Blue Cloud’

Blue Cloud is a stunning large deciduous shrub with purple-red stems, contrasting green foliage, and white arching blooms that appear in early spring! As autumn approaches, the leaves will change to a shade of orange and red, followed by blue

Cherry Duo Family Tree

Imagine growing two different varieties of cherry on one tree! Grafted onto a colt rootstock, Cherry Duo Family Tree is perfect for small gardens. Two varieties are grafted onto one stem to create the perfect partnership which will pollinate each other

Chamaecyparis lawsoniana ‘Ellwood’s Pillar’

The elegant, narrow form of Chamaecyparis lawsoniana ‘Ellwood’s Pillar’ creates a striking vertical feature in any landscape. Its dense, feathery foliage in rich blue-green to grey tones offers colour and texture throughout the year. This slow-growing, compact conifer is ideal

Cherry ‘Crown Morello’

With it?s dark and juicy red fruits, ?Crown Morello? takes the ?crown? for being the largest cooking cherry variety around, making it the must have option for pies, jams, or even wine or cherry brandy. An acidic cherry that will

Cherry ‘Hartland’ (patio)

Cherry ‘Hartland’ is a wonderful little cherry tree that will not need a large garden. It has a lovely spring display of white flowers. This attracts a swarm of pollinating insects. This naturally compact variety has been grafted onto a

Cherry ‘Sunburst’

Cherry ‘Sunburst’ is a lovely tree to look at when it’s in flowering or when it’s packed with fruit. This dessert type, which blooms somewhat earlier than ‘Stella,’ produces big dark red, almost black cherries with the sweetest flavor starting

Cherry ‘Stella’

The Cherry ‘Stella’ is a Canadian-bred appealing variety that is both a flowering and fruiting tree. This is the most well-known dessert cherry in the United Kingdom, producing firm, dark-fleshed, good-sized fruits with a delightful flavour. From mid-July to August,

Blueberry ‘Titanium’

Blueberry ?Titanium? is an early to mid-season variety boasting large, firm fruits with a sweet-tart flavour and superb shelf life. Blueberries are full of health-enhancing benefits and are excellent for adding to muffins, pies and making into jams. Ornamental as

Calamondin Orange (Citrus Fruit)

The small in size, juicy orange fruits that ?Calamondin? produces have an intriguing bitter taste, followed by a sumptuous sweetness. Not only will you get the cute little fruits, but fragrant white flowers will decorate the dark green foliage in

Blueberry ‘Patriot’

This robust shrub makes a wonderful feature on the patio or in acidic borders, boasting a profusion of sweetly fragranced white blooms through April and May and bright, fiery leaves in autumn. Blueberry ‘Patriot’ Is a fairly compact, bushy plant

Carex comans ‘Frosted Curls’

This exciting Leatherleaf Sedge is a hardy perennial that is easy to grow and undemanding to keep. It boasts masses of ornamental, evergreen foliage in a shade of pastel green and generates small flowers from July until September. Ideal for

Camellia ‘Brushfield’s Yellow’

With its shiny leaves catching the sunlight and exquisite blooms opening to expose their white outer petals and creamy-yellow ruffled centres, Camellia ‘Brushfield’s Yellow’ is sure to give you a spectacular spring display. Camellia japonica is perhaps one of the

Blueberry (Vaccinium) ‘Megasblue’

A vigorous midseason variety forming a semi-spreading bush that bears large, light blue fruits with a firm, crisp texture and a good shelf life. Blueberries are full of health-enhancing benefits and are excellent for adding to muffins, pies and making

Blueberry ‘Blue Suede’

This robust shrub makes a wonderful feature on the patio or in acidic borders, boasting a profusion of sweetly fragranced creamy-white blooms through April and May and bright crimson leaves in autumn. Blueberry ‘Blue Suede’ Is a great choice for

Blackberry ‘Triple Crown’

Thornless and semi-erect, ?Triple Crown? is named after its most widely recognised attributes ? flavour, productivity and vigour. This amazing blackberry variety is very popular in UK gardens and for good reason, consistently and reliably producing large crops of large

Blackcurrant ‘Titania’

Blackcurrant ‘Titania,’ a fantastic mid-season variety, produces high yields of exceptional quality, flavorful fruit.The fruits of this generous cropper are particularly large and incredibly juicy. With a long cropping season, you can enjoy fresh pickings from early July to late

Blackberry ‘Reuben’

Blackberry (Rubus) Reuben Delicious blackberries like no other! This Blackberry produces fruit like no other variety and is sweeter than a strawberry! With berries weighing up to 11g, each measuring up to 4.5cm in length, a fully mature plant can

Blackcurrant ‘Ebony’

One of the sweetest blackcurrants on the market, ?Ebony? is so sweet it?s perfect for eating in desserts or fresh off the tree, where with it?s large crops of blackcurrants twice the size of the norm, are ready for harvest

Aster x frikartii ‘Mönch’

The stunning Aster x frikartii ‘Mönch,’ also known as the Michaelmas Daisy, adds late-season colour to the garden. This blooms from late summer to autumn, making it an excellent choice for extending the season of interest. Not only do they