Aster novi-belgii ‘Chatterbox’

An elegant cultivar with an abundance of pale lilac-pink flowers in the autumn. When most other hardy perennials are starting to fade, Aster novi-belgii ‘Chatterbox’ bursts into bloom, adding a splash of colour to borders that will last until October.

Aster novi-belgii ‘Bahamas’

Aster Bahamas Revive your late summer borders with vibrant bursts of cerise pink from Aster novi-belgii ‘Bahamas’. A free-flowering hardy perennial variety, adding a blast of colour to any display. These Michaelmas Daisies are perfect for beds and borders, attracting

Aster novi-belgii ‘Audrey’

Prized for their autumn flowers, which bring colour into late summer and autumn borders, Aster novi-belgii ‘Audrey’ blooms into shades of lilac with contrasting golden-yellow eyes. Smothering the compact, bushy spreading habit of foliage with colour – these Michaelmas Daisies

Aster novi-belgii ‘Alice Haslam’

Bring late summer colour into gardens with this hardy perennial, Aster novi-belgii ‘Alice Haslam’ will add bright red-pink, daisy-like flowers into your beds and borders. With its bushy compact habit, this perennial flower works just as well in patio pots

Roman Chamomile

Aromatic, feathery foliage makes a dense evergreen mat in the herb garden that will cheerfully creep around. Chamaemelum nobile, sometimes known as Roman Chamomile, is a helpful medicinal herb. This sturdy perennial produces a profusion of white daisy blooms throughout

Anemone hybrida ‘Queen Charlotte’

Anemone ?Queen Charlotte? is an unsung hero in garden borders and beds, bridging the gap from summer bedding fading into the autumn month. Producing multiple layers of pure pink petal blooms, the superb Japanese Anemone will attract bees, butterflies and

Pulsatilla vulgaris ‘Alba’

Pulsatilla vulgaris ‘Alba’ is a charming, nodding, bell-shaped bloomer, coming to life from April to May with white colour. A cultivar of Pasque Flower, the foliage is fuzzy, while seed heads are silky. Pulsatilla vulgaris ‘Alba’ is ideal for growing

Anemone hupehensis var. japonica ‘Pamina’

Anemone hupehensis var. japonica ‘Pamina’ showcases intense pink blooms from July to September, for almost a full summer of colour in borders, cottage garden schemes and wildlife gardens. Fully double flowers are borne upon wiry stems, that shoot upright from

Pulsatilla rubra

Pulsatilla rubra produces bell-shaped, dark red blooms in the peak of spring, blossoming from the large furry buds that emerge early on. Below is fine foliage covered with a layer of fuzzy hair, for a textural appeal. Silky seed heads

Pulsatilla vulgaris

Award-winning Pulsatilla vulgaris. Showy bell-shaped blossoms of bright purple contrast beautifully against the luminous golden-yellow stamens. Its silky foliage remains attractive throughout the growing season. These low growers self-seed making for more seasonal interest. Height and spread: 20cm (8").

Blackberry ‘Opal’ (Dwarf)

If you’re short on space, this neat little Blackberry is ideal. Blackberry ‘Opal’ has a dwarf, compact habit and grows to be an upright bush only 90 cm (36) tall?ideal for growing in patio containers or wherever space is limited.

Penstemon heterophyllus ‘Electric Blue’

Penstemon heterophyllus ?Electric Blue? produces intense, electric blue blooms with tints of purple contrasting the silver-green foliage beneath. A hardy perennial, this penstemon will return year after year withstanding tough weather. Long-lasting flowers emerge from June to October, luring in

Potato ‘Charlotte’

?Charlotte? is absolutely one of the most popular UK potato varieties for gardeners, due to its yellow skin and creamy, velvety yellow flesh, which holds one of the best flavours of any potato you can grow. Frequently found in supermarkets,

Potato ‘King Edward’

?King Edward? is well known as a Christmas classic, for its floury, light flesh that helps create the perfect roast potato. Well loved and desired for any edible garden, this main crop variety also shows solid resistance to slugs and

Potato ‘Jazzy’

Don?t let this small potato fool you, trials have shown huge crops of this incredibly versatile and tasty potato, when grown both straight from the ground or in potato bags, either way it performs exceptionally. ?Jazzy? is perfect for salad

Potato ‘Maris Peer’

The creamy yellow fleshed tubers of ?Maris Peer? have made them a firm favourite by gardeners round the UK, as well as restauranteurs for their amazing flavour that keeps when cooked, and solid storing ability. Second early that also produces

Veronica x media ‘First Love’

Veronica x media First Love is tough, trouble-free, and simple to grow. Throughout the summer, upstanding pink flower spikes are carried above a sleek heap of vibrant green foliage. This tidy little Speedwell is perfect for the front of perennial

Vinca minor ‘Ralph Shugert’

This Lesser Periwinkle’s variegated leaves with dainty yellow margins provide an attractive backdrop for the large violet blooms. The creeping stems spread rapidly to form an excellent evergreen groundcover. Vinca minor ‘Ralph Shugert’ is a tough and resilient plant that

Vinca minor

Lesser Periwinkle is one of the toughest plants money can buy, producing plants that flower all summer long. Periwinkle is a vigorous, low-growing shrub that grows well in almost any garden situation, from full sun to the darkest, shadiest corners.

Vinca minor ‘Atropurpurea’

Vinca minor ‘Atropurpurea’ blooms in spring with deep plum-purple flowers above the evergreen foliage. This lovely Lesser Periwinkle is less vigorous than its larger cousin, Vinca major, making it easier to keep within its confines. Vinca are ideal for filling

Verbascum ‘Dark Eyes’

Neat and compact, Verbascum ?Dark Eyes? will showcase it?s spires of custard yellow blooms in the peak of summer upon its 30cm tall stems. Where this variety stands out is its vibrant maroon centres, staining the petals like an explosion

Brachyglottis ‘Drysdale’

Scallop-edged leaves with white undersides and a covering of silvery fur lend a tactile appearance to this evergreen shrub. Brachyglottis ‘Drysdale,’ a close relative of Ragwort, bears yellow, daisy-like flowers all summer. This compact little shrub is well suited to