Dahlia ‘Cactus Collection’
Each of the four varieties in this vibrant dahlia collection have been selected for their striking colours, large fully-double blooms and garden performance. Cut flower gardeners will appreciate the tall sturdy stems and repeat flowering ability of these easy to
Canna x generalis ‘Cannova Scarlet’
Striking red Canna Lily flowers are held above the large, dark green leaves. Great for creating an exotic and showy display in borders or pots on the patio. After many years of development, these Canna Lilies differ from almost all
Salvia ‘Blue Queen’
A compact, dwarf variety which is ideal for smaller gardens and narrow borders or for growing in a patio pot. Salvia ?Blue Queen? produces dense flower spikes of small, vibrant blue blooms with deep purple bracts, above neat rosettes of
Wisteria sinensis (Patio Standard)
A beautiful Wisteria with a rich, powerful fragrance that will stop you in your tracks. Racemes of violet-purple flowers appear slightly before the foliage in late spring.
Iris ‘Eyecatcher’
All dwarf iris superb, the flowers have a delicate look to them, the petals are patterned with rich blue and yellow stripes and dark blue spotting. It is ideal for a late winter garden as they push through to brighten
Meconopsis napaulensis
Luxurious designer poppySought after red bloomsA musts-have for perennial bordersThis choice plant will need a patient gardener, but the rewards are well worth the wait! Over the course of 3 years, Meconopsis napaulensis forms a spreading clump of bristly basal
Hebe ‘High Voltage’
Hebes offer impact and structure in the garden for minimum effort. We?ve selected this slow-growing, compact variety for its stand out summer flower spikes, which transform from electric blue to pure white. The flowers are a magnet for bees and
Cirsium ‘Pink Blush’
Cirsium ?Pink Blush? brings the colour to your borders and beds, attracting bees, butterflies and other pollinators to the garden too. A must-have perennial that sees cultivated thistle and striking fluffy flowers on show through summer, set upon tall stems
Golden Weeping Willow (Hedging)
The Golden Weeping Willow makes a lovely barrier and is an ideal choice for a hedge on swampy or frequently wet soils. Salix chrysocoma’s dense shape makes it a good screen, and the bare stems have a golden yellow color
Scarlet Willow (Hedging)
A willow with all of the features you’d expect from this species, plus the added benefit of vivid red juvenile stems in the winter. The scarlet willow adapts well to being included in a hedgerow, and regular trimming encourages the
Wild Cherry (Hedging)
When Wild Cherries are planted in your hedgerows, they produce a magnificent profusion of pure white blooms to kick off the spring season. Once the leaves have matured, the blossoms will begin to grow little, bright red cherries that will
White Poplar (Hedging)
The white poplar has rich, deep leaves that have a silvery-white underside. When the wind ruffles these leaves, an interesting effect can be witnessed. It can also be used as a hedging plant, as it is happy to be clipped
Crab apple (Hedging)
Crab Apples are ideal for a brightly coloured hedging scheme or screening. The blooms attract pollinating insects. They unmistakably develop into colourful crab apples that can be shades of yellow, green, and even red. In late spring, clusters of pale
Sweet Chestnut (Hedging)
Why not have a hedgerow that not only looks nice but also provides you with delicious Sweet Chestnuts in the late autumn? Castanae sativa will tolerate being clipped to the desired size, and as long as the catkin-flowers aren’t cut
Wayfaring Tree (Hedging)
A dense, upright shrub, becoming spreading as time progresses. Viburnum lantana has thick, dark green foliage and creamy-white flowers in May. After flowering, green fruit starts to form, turning orange-red then black. Particularly ornamental as all three fruit colours can
Golden Elderberry (Hedging)
Show-stopping hedge plant that boasts bright-golden yellow foliage, Golden Elderberry is large and deciduous, growing with a dense habit. Thick foliage makes it ideal for privacy or windbreaking, while the pretty white flowers that develop into the bird-loving berries, add
Burnet rose (Hedging)
A dense, thorny thicket of hedges serves as a deterrent at a boundary while also providing color and interest during the spring, summer, and autumn seasons. Burnet Roses are low-growing, so they don’t block off light, and they’re covered in
Common Dogwood (Hedging)
Common Dogwood (hedging) is an extremely adaptable deciduous hedging plant. It provides year-round interest. This spectacular plant is grown for its colourful winter stems. It is also covered in green foliage throughout the summer. Cornus sanguina produces tiny white flowers
Holly (Hedging)
A great all round performing hedging plant, Holly has just about every quality you need to make an effective boundary. The evergreen leaves will effectively form a permanent dense screen for privacy, the spiky edges to them will also make
Hazel (Hedging)
Hazel (Hedging) grows with a bushy habit, while producing heavy crops of cobnuts in September for added interest throughout the seasons. Attractive, broad foliage works as excellent privacy screening from spring to autumn, joined in spring by yellow-green catkins. Upright
Rose ‘Zéphirine Drouhin’
Rose ‘Zéphirine Drouhin’ is a classic Bourbon Rose variety. It is a beautifully coloured dark pink double rose that not only looks spectacular as it covers walls, but also has a rich smell that may be allowed to flow indoors