Cornus mas ‘Aurea’
?Aurea? is an attractive Cornelian Cherry, that blooms from January to March. It produces clusters of bright yellow flowers, that smother its deciduous growing habit of fresh golden foliage. As Autumn approaches, you will witness a transformation of bare brown
Sidalcea hybrida ‘Party Girl’
Sidalcea hybrida ‘Party Girl’ is an upright perennial that forms neat clumps of rounded foliage, blooming in beautiful rose-pink through the season. Ideal for filling gaps in borders and beds, this cottage garden classic will also make for a fantastic
Tulip ‘Flaming Club’
Tulip ‘Flaming Club’ produces beautiful white and striking red blooms. You will get multiple blooms per stem making for a very floriferous display. Plant en masse to get a carpet of colour effect. Height: 30cm (8). Spread: 15cm (6).
Tulip ‘Ground Cover’ Mix
Tulip Ground Cover Mix A gorgeous hardy mix of colours, including the ever-popular, butter-yellow Tulip tard. This bold tulip mix is sure to be a signature piece in your garden. Plant them closely to form a dense carpet of colourful
Hyacinth ‘Value Mixed’
Hyacinths give a sheltered spring border a touch of the oriental, with their rising-towers of flowers in an array of magical colours. Alongisde their heavenly aroma and they will take pride of place in your garden year after year.
Iris ‘Dutch Mixed’
A traditional Dutch Iris with an abundance of colour to brighten your beds, borders and containers. In shades of purple, lilac, white and yellow, very popular with florists, the beautiful flowers atop long, straight stems making them perfect for cutting.
Lily of the Valley (Pink)
One of the prettiest and most dainty flowers you?ll see, Lily of the valley are a cottage garden classic for their open-cupped, dangling blooms that appear for a short period of time in May. Convallaria majalis? pastel pink flowers produce
Hyacinth ‘Breeder’s Selection’
With their combination of vibrant colour and intoxicating fragrance, these gorgeous hyacinths energise the early spring garden after the grey winter months. Hyacinth ‘Breeder’s Selection’ boasts robust, densely packed flower spikes that burst into a symphony of rich hues –
Narcissus ‘Value Mixed’
Daffodil Value Mixed Do you want to grow your own daffodils but are unsure where to start? This classic collection is a combination of our customers favourite daffodils which are perfect for spring daffodil and bulb displays. This specially selected
Fritillaria ‘Spring Bells’
The enchanting bell-shaped flowers of this fritillary mixture are a choice bulb for spring displays as they are easy to grow. An exclusive blend of fritillaria, Spring Bells will definitely look superb planted through borders, rock gardens, raised beds, and
Narcissus ‘Sunshine Mix’
Daffodil Sunshine Mix The Narcissus ‘Sunshine Mix’ combines a great range of flower shapes and colours to create a cheery display each spring which is sure to put a smile on your face. Narcissus are a very versatile flower breed
Gardenia ‘Crown Jewels’
Gardenia Jasminoides Crown Jewels is a tough and hardy shrub that is very well known for its strong fragrance and glossy evergreen foliage. From July to September the large, white, waxy blooms will pack out your beautiful little shrub, while
Narcissus ‘Cheerfulness Duo’
This duet is one of the very few sweetly-scented narcissi boasting multiple creamy-white petals of Cheerfulness or pale yellow of cheerfulness yellow, which are flecked with yellow at their centres, forming in clusters of up to 6 per stem. Gardenia
Narcissus ‘Blushing Lady’
Daffodil Blushing Lady This classic jonquil daffodil brings with it an old fashioned fragrance and a charming flower display, with multiple heads per stem. They may have delicate flowers, but this tough garden performer is hard as nails, it can
Narcissus ‘Sagana’
Daffodil Sagana Daffodils are a popular choice across UK gardens for many reasons, such as being one of the most cost-effective, pest-free perennial plants there are, and they make beautiful additions to spring bulb arrangements! Daffodils look great when planted
Crocus ‘Bicolour Collection’
This special collection of spring-flowering Crocus heralds the arrival of a new season with striking two-tone colours and elegant goblet-shaped blooms. These unusual varieties would be hard to find in your local garden centre and make a fascinating addition to
Camellia ‘Tricolour’
Camellias are popular low-maintenance shrubs, providing beautiful blooms from early spring, which look stunning against their glossy evergreen foliage. Camellia flowers can be cut for a vase if you like to enjoy them indoors. Height: 200cm (78"). Spread: 150cm (59").
Clematis Patio Collection
Transform your patio with this eye-catching collection of Clematis. Each of these free-flowering varieties has a neat, compact habit. This makes them perfect for growing in patio containers, trained onto an obelisk or against a fence or wall. Equally good
Geum ‘Banana Daiquiri’ (Cocktails series)
This cute little Avens makes an excellent, sturdy perennial for the front of the border. Take a few blooms for a late spring posy?they make excellent cut flowers! In late spring, Geum ‘Banana Daiquiri’ blooms with refreshing lemon-yellow flowers above
Potato ‘Charlotte’ (Second Cropping)
Colour – pale yellow. Shape – long oval. Hugely popular salad; uniform tubers. RHS Award of Garden Merit winner. Great beginner variety. Blight tolerant. Delicious new potatoes from October to Christmas! Late season (second crop) potatoes are grown from tubers
Hardy Shrub Trio
Bring some much needed colour to your garden with this specially selected hardy shrub collection. Shrubs play a vital role in the garden, bringing permanent shape and structure, and year-round interest to planting areas. Each variety is easy to grow
