Hemerocallis ‘Mini Stella’
A dwarf version of Hemerocallis ?Stella D’Oro?, ?Mini Stella? is perfect for smaller gardens, rock gardens and container growing. This heavy budding variety bears an abundance of lightly-fragrant, small, yellow, funnel-like blooms with yellow-green throats in early summer, reblooming again
Hemerocallis ‘Peach Pudding’
Boasting large, scented, funnel-shaped blooms in an interesting mix of pale pink with deep maroon splodges and yellow-green throats, Hemerocallis ?Peach Pudding? is not to be missed! The Greek word ?Hemerocallis? translates as ?Beautiful for a Day?, but this hardworking
Begonia ‘Catrin’
This neat begonia boasts a profusion of fiery coloured double blooms which are borne above dense cushions of deep green foliage. The tight, rosette blooms of Begonia ?Catrin? are vibrant orange, blushed with pink and create a colourful display all
Euonymus alatus ‘Unforgettable Fire’
For a fiery autumn display in a small to medium garden, you can’t beat Euonymus alatus ?Unforgettable Fire?. The small leaves of this dwarf shrub are deep green in summer before transforming to a striking shade of magenta-pink in autumn.
Cercis chinensis ‘Shirobana’
This rare Cercis is a slow-growing shrub or small tree that offers multiple seasons of interest. A mass of small, pea-like, white blooms will clothe the branches of Cercis chinensis ?Shirobana? in March and April to create a superb spring
Passiflora ‘Tricolor’
Passiflora ?Tricolor? is an award-winning half-hardy perennial, boasting three beautiful flower varieties in one pot! Bringing together the bright white ?Constance Eliott?, the violet ?Victoria? and the pale purple Lavender Lady?, this vigorous climbing vine produces a continuous succession of
Morning Glory ‘Blue’
A robust, twining climber boasting a profusion of tropical-looking, purple-blue, funnel-shaped flowers from July to September. The new blooms of Morning Glory ?Blue? open daily, providing a succession of colour over a long season against a backdrop of handsome, heart-shaped
Fuchsia ‘Riccartonii’ (Hardy)
This pretty deciduous shrub, Fuchsia Riccartonii will lose its leaves in the autumn but in spring, a vibrant new array of leaves appear. Given the RHS Award of Garden Merit and will also be a winner in any garden flowering
Fuchsia ‘Annabel’
Fuchsia ‘Annabel’ is an ideal choice for adding vibrant colour to patio pots and summer bedding displays. This half-hardy variety is bushy and upright, boasting an abundance of double blooms throughout the summer. The delicate flowers feature soft pink and
Cortaderia selloana ‘White’
Pampas Grass is a tough, long-lasting garden plant that will almost take care of itself. Cortaderia selloana ‘White’ has beautiful plumes of feathery, white seed heads on sturdy stalks that rise above the extremely tough foliage. Pampas Grass’s tufted evergreen
Conifer Collection
Conifers are enjoying a well-deserved resurgence, and it’s easy to see why! These low-maintenance evergreens are the perfect choice for today’s busy gardeners, offering structure, year-round colour, and minimal upkeep. We’ve curated a selection of compact varieties that are slow-growing,
Peony ‘Hardy Collection’
Peony Hardy Collection comprises three peonies in a fabulous palette of soft pink, coral and deep red. Herbaceous peonies are a real feature of the border producing sumptuous blooms from early summer onwards which are superb for cutting. Despite their
Woodland Garden Duo
Plant a carpet of colour with our Woodland Garden Duo. Once established, these easy to grow, native bulbs require little maintenance. They will quickly cover the ground beneath deciduous trees and shrubs, or naturalise in grass for a spectacular springtime
Sedum ‘La Vie en Rose’
The incredible pink blooms and variegated foliage of Sedum ?La Vie en Rose? make the perfect combination. Low, dense mounds of fleshy, light green foliage with contrasting white margins form a well-branching base, meaning it won’t droop like other varieties
Cyclamen ‘Persian’
Cyclamen Persian creates a charming, festive accent for any tabletop, windowsill, or fireplace. With its distinctive flower shape, the plant features downward-curving, cherry-red petals that elegantly contrast with white sepals, forming a striking red-and-white colour combination. The delicate, jewel-toned blooms
Pennisetum alopecuroides ‘Black Beauty’
A striking deciduous grass providing dark silvery-purple flower heads in late summer. The bottlebrush flowers grow above slender green foliage making superb ground cover when planted as a group. Black Beauty is a swaying grass creating texture and movement to
Lavender Duo
Lavender Duo Hidcote & Munstead These lavender fragrant flowers are highly attractive to bees, and excellent for cutting and drying. Perfect for fragrant patio containers or try growing Lavender as a low hedge or path edging where the perfume can
Garden Gear – Modern Grey Patio Pot
Modern Grey Pot & Saucer This pot will not look out of place even in the most modern of gardens! Made from a weatherproof material, this durable plastic pot features a modern grey design, matching saucer and is also lightweight
Astelia ‘Silver Shadow’
Astelia ?Silver Shadow? is a vigorous evergreen perennial with wonderful silver colouring, and makes a great choice for providing year-round colour, texture and structure. The clumps of large, arching, sword-like foliage it produces has a silver shimmer which is ideal
Alstroemeria ‘Inticancha Indigo’
Alstroemeria Inticancha Indigo has been specifically developed for patio growing, forming a compact, well-branched, bushy plant that is covered in vibrant, funnel-shaped purple flowers for months on end. Known for their remarkable flower power, Alstroemerias are hard to beat; they
Allium Collection
Alliums are an essential addition to the late spring and early summer garden. They create a stunning contrast of shape and texture when planted amongst herbaceous perennials, inject vertical accents into borders and containers, and make excellent cut flowers. Perfect
Acer palmatum ‘Amagi Shigure’
For truly exceptional foliage colour, look no further than Acer palmatum ?Amagi Shigure?! This rare Japanese Maple is known as the ?Reticulated Acer? which refers to the dark veins decorating each leaf with a net-like pattern, contrasting with the ever-changing