Syringa Flowerfesta® Collection
The Syringa meyeri Flowerfesta® Collection are small but vigorous dwarf lilacs which are ideal for tight spaces. These compact and repeat-flowering plants boast an abundance of blooms from large, airy panicles in May and June before returning for a second
Wallflower ‘Harlequin Mixed’
?Harlequin Mixed? is a variety of Wallflower, that is ready to flower from March until July. It generates bundles of fragrant blooms, that range in colour from pink and orange, to yellow. Much loved for its compact growing habit and
Begonia ‘Parisienne Trailing’
?Parisienne Trailing? is a trailing version of the already popular Begonia ?Parisienne?, producing big sized flowers in a bevvy of tones and shades from light pastel pink to apricot orange-yellow. Perfect for baskets and containers, where its fragrance and weather
Yucca Filamentosa Color Guard
Colour Guard is known for his rosettes of spiky, strap-like leaves with gold centres, which are often flushed with pink in cold weather. The foliage is also covered in hundreds of curly white hairs, which can be shaved off if
Tomato ‘Sweet Million’
Superb, heavy cropping cherry tomato that is perfect for growing in greenhouses where it truly thrives, or alternatively grows well outdoors in sunny spots on patios, in pots, containers or grow bags. ?Sweet Million? is sweet as the name suggests,
Weigela ‘Princess Ayla’
Weigela ‘Princess Ayla’ boasts an abundance of deep pink, trumpet-like flowers in May and June, that smother its branches and attract plenty of pollinating insects. Once the flowers have faded, the vibrant, lime-green leaves will continue its eye-catching display. This
Viburnum opulus ‘Park Harvest’
An attractive deciduous shrub boasting red stems that bear maple-like, bronze foliage which swiftly transforms to golden as it matures in summer. Viburnum opulus ‘Park Harvest’ produces clusters of white flowers in late spring, replaced by a vibrant display of
Weigela ‘Picobella Rosa’
Ideally suited to pots, or front of border positions, this compact weigela will flower abundantly for many months from late spring to mid-autumn. Shortlisted for the 2019 Plant of the Year at The Chelsea Flower Show, the combination of fine
Thuja plicata ‘Can-can’
This Western Red Cedar is a handy semi-dwarf tree which grows a lot slower than many other Thuja plicata varieties. ‘Can-Can’ is a hardy evergreen conifer with deep green foliage that offers year-round colour and texture. A wonderful specimen tree
Taxus baccata ‘Summergold’
This golden-leaved Yew has a neat and compact habit that matures into a manageable, evergreen shrub. In the spring, the young foliage emerges bright golden yellow and gradually deepens to yellow-green with a golden edge. Older foliage turns a darker
Saskatoon Berry
Saskatoon Berry (Amelanchier) Plant The Saskatoon Berry has been coined ?the new blueberry?. With a similar appearance and tasting like a sweet fragrant blueberry. The fruit is studded with beautiful seeds with a taste reminiscent of marzipan. These two flavours
Sambucus racemosa ‘Lemony Lace’
?Lemony Lace? is a vibrant European Red Elder, that flowers from April until May. Adored for its feathery leaflets that are coloured in a shade of lime, this hardy shrub instantly adds freshness, texture and form to those lifeless corners.
Platycladus orientalis ‘Elegantissima’
The bright green foliage and conical habit of this upright conifer will be sure to catch your eye! Once established, Platycladus orientalis ‘Elegantissima’ is a low maintenance variety which will provide evergreen colour and wonderful architectural structure. This Oriental Thuja
Potentilla fruticosa BELLISSIMA Noble®
A new and compact cinquefoil, that will make a great addition to a sunny patio, rock garden or front of border position. It flowers over an incredibly long time, and the rich pink flowers are really eyecatching. Flowers May-October. Height
Prunus incisa ‘Mikinori’
Ideal for providing colour and interest in spring, particularly in smaller gardens. In March and April, Prunus incisa ‘Mikinori’ produces an abundance of pink-white, semi-double blooms that will cloak its stems. Fresh green foliage emerges once the flowers have faded,
Pinus strobus ‘Tiny Kurls’
A unique dwarf conifer with elegant, twisted needles that curl and bend in every direction. Pinus strobus ‘Tiny Kurls’ forms a bushy plant with an irregular habit and a shaggy windswept look. A slow-growing Pine that will stay compact for
Pinus nigra
?Nigra? is a stunning Pinus, that is much adored for its spiky, short needles, that are shaded in a vibrant green. Forming in a compact, yet spherical habit, this hardy tree would work wonderfully within alpine, coastal and low maintenance
Picea glauca ‘Conica December’
Picea glauca ‘Conica December’ is a dwarf variety producing an upright conical tree with deep green needles and spread out branches. This very slow-growing conifer is ideal for growing in a container or rockery, as well as making an eye-catching
Pinus heldreichii ‘Malinkii’
Pinus heldreichii ?Malinki? is an attractive dwarf conifer with branches that curve upwards and are smothered in long, slender needles. A low maintenance Bosnian Pine that gradually forms a graceful, conical tree with a dense habit. The greyish-brown bark and
Pinus x densithunbergii ‘Jane Kluis’
This hybrid conifer is a mix of Pinus densiflora and Pinus thunbergii. Pinus x densithunbergii ‘Jane Kluis’ is a dwarf variety with many stems at its base and a broad, spreading habit. The vibrant green needles and contrasting white buds