Apple ‘Annie Elizabeth’ (Organic)
This traditional English cooking apple was raised around 1857, well over 150 years ago! ?Annie Elizabeth?s fruit is sweeter than the usual cooking apple, with firm flesh and a strong structure that keeps the fruits shape when cooked. Expect heavy
Apple ‘Adam’s Pearmain’
Apple ‘Adam’s Pearmain’ – Pollination Group 2 – Eating Apple – is a late dessert variety that can be harvested from mid-October. Dating back to Victorian times, the shapely fruits have a more subtle flavour than many modern varieties. The
Anemone nemorosa
A fast-growing anemone which is ideal for naturalising under deciduous trees and shrubs, each spring producing a carpet of faintly scented white flowers, over deeply divided leaves. RHS Award of Garden Merit winner. Flowers April-May. Height 10cm. Despite their size
Anemone x hybrida ‘Whirlwind’
The exquisite display of this enormous, strong Japanese Anemone can be found in the back of borders. Semi-double blooms are carried on graceful, thin stems. Anemone x hybrida ‘Whirlwind’ has pure white blooms that are ideal for lighting gently shaded
Anemone x hybrida ‘Serenade’
A vigorous Japanese Anemone, also known as Japanese windflower, semi-double candy pink flowers stand tall above the lush green foliage. Will brighten up any border from late summer through autumn. Height: 90cm. Spread: 90cm .
Amaryllis ‘Mont Blanc’
Achingly beautiful! Lift your eyes up to the summit of these dazzling snow-white blooms! Each giant bulb sends up two stems with 4-6 enormous trumpets in pure white with a flush of glowing green in the throat. Amaryllis ‘Mont Blanc’
Amaryllis ‘Double Dragon’
This striking red dragon will leave a lasting impression! The Amaryllis Double Dragon boasts large, silky double blooms in a stunning Chinese red shade. Often producing two flower stalks per bulb, each stalk can hold up to four vibrant flowers.
Anemone coronaria ‘Lord Lieutenant’
With multiple layers of violet-blue petals surrounding a dark navy button, the handsome uniform of this dandy lieutenant is sure to lord over the spring garden.The large, intensely-coloured blooms of Anemone coronaria ‘Lord Lieutenant’ float on sturdy stems above a
Allium caeruleum
Allium ?Blue Drumstick? makes a unique contribution to the Allium family, which predominates with mauve and pink shades. The smallish heads in sapphire blue have an exquisite jewel-like quality when planted densely. They are especially effective in drifts along the
Almond (Prunus) ‘Ingrid’
This pretty ornamental tree is a reliable and productive variety, producing light green velvet-like fruits containing high quality and flavoursome nuts that can be harvested from as early as August. Almond ‘Ingrid’ is a self-fertile tree boasting striking soft-pink blossom
Amaryllis ‘Dancing Queen’
Amaryllis ‘Dancing Queen’ is adorned with spectacular double trumpet blooms with red and white stripes. Providing months of flowers, they are ideal for growing on windowsills or in conservatories where you can admire them up close. Once all risk of
Amaryllis ‘Minerva’
Amaryllis ‘Minerva’ has eye-catching scarlet red blooms with a contrasting central star that gives it the real wow factor. Perfect for growing on the windowsill, or in a conservatory where you can admire this beautiful Amaryllis up close, offering must
Amaryllis ‘Lemon Star’
Majestic, large, creamy yellow flowers with a hint of green at the centre will make Lemon Star a spectacular addition to the conservatory or window sill. A favourite to grow indoors amaryllis are well known for their showy blooms, decide
Petunia ‘Cherry Sky’
Be prepared to be star-struck by this heavenly petunia. Petunia ‘Cherry Sky’ represents a breakthrough in petunia breeding – each hot pink flower features a unique pattern of white speckles and splashes, recreating a sparkling sky. Large, weather-resistant blooms and
500 Bumper Spring Bulb Collection
This great value collection of 500 spring bulbs will bring wonderful colour to your garden to chase the winter greys away. The rainbow of brightly coloured flowers for anyone to enjoy can either be planted amongst your perennials or in
161 Summer Saver Bulb Collection
This collection of vibrant, summer flowering bulbs will fill your garden with a celebration of colour. Plant them in gaps among perennials or grow them together for a fantastic display in their own right. This generous collection combines traditional favourites
Petunia Sky Duo
Be prepared to be star-struck by this heavenly collection of glittering petunias. Petunia ‘Sky Mix’ represents a breakthrough in petunia breeding – each features a unique pattern of speckles and splashes against a richly coloured background recreating a sparkling sky.
Petunia ‘Blueberry Sky’
Be prepared to be star-struck by this heavenly petunia. Petunia ‘Blueberry Sky’ represents a breakthrough in petunia breeding – each dark violet flower features a unique pattern of speckles and splashes with creamy margins, recreating a sparkling sky. Large, weather-resistant
Dahlia Labella Grande Chocolate Collection
Small plants with a big personality! Labella Grande Chocolate Collection boasts large, double flowers in an array of vivid colours on compact plants that are perfect for containers on the patio, terrace or balcony. They perform equally well as long-flowering
Bacopa ‘Snowtopia’
Beautiful little flowers adorn these bushy trailing plants from June to September. They’re just the job for filling out your hanging baskets and window boxes. The tumbling, evergreen stems of Bacopa ?Snowtopia’ bear a smothering of snow-white flowers throughout summer,
Heuchera ‘Pinky Panky’
This rare and unusual Heuchera stands apart from other varieties with its incredible colouring. Heuchera ‘Pinky Panky’ features smoky-grey leaves that are randomly splashed with pink and silver spotting. Airy sprays of pink flowers appear in late spring/early summer. Heucheras
Clematis alpina ‘Imke’
In April and May, Clematis alpina ‘Imke’ is smothered in double, bell-shaped, nodding pink flowers creating an achingly pretty display. This deciduous climber produces its main flush in spring, but will often produce a second flush on the current season’s