Onion ‘Winteria’ (Autumn Planting)
Onion ‘Winteria’ is the perfect choice for making the most of your winter veg plot. This mid-early, overwintering variety thrives even in challenging conditions, reliably producing high yields when others may struggle. Its uniform, globe-shaped bulbs are wrapped in firm,
Onion ‘Cupido’ (Spring Planting)
A superb storage onion producing reliably high yields of uniformly round, dark skinned bulbs. Planting spring onion sets is quick and the aftercare is minimal. Just regularly weed between the rows and you can start lifting Onion ‘Cupido’ towards the
Onion ‘Akado’ (Autumn Planting)
Onion ‘Akado’ is the only red onion that doesn’t require heat treatment, making it a reliable choice for gardeners. This mid-early variety is prized for its strong bolt resistance, vigorous root development, and consistently high yields. The bulbs are of
Onion ‘Shakespeare’ (Autumn Planting)
Onion Shakespeare (Autumn planting) The Onion Shakespeare (Autumn planting) is a fantastic variety of onion, it is perfect for planting in the Autumn and produces superb skin quality. Onion Shakespeare is known for its over wintering qualities along with great
Elephant Garlic (Spring/Autumn Planting)
Elephant Garlic produces huge bulbs up to 10cm (4?) in diameter, resulting in larger than normal cloves as well. Despite the size, the taste does not faulter, albeit with a milder taste than some garlic varieties, making it a versatile
Garlic ‘Morado’ (Autumn Planting)
Autumn Planting – HardneckGarlic ‘Morado’ is a robust hardneck variety from Spain, prized for its bold flavour and striking purple-red skin that peels with ease. Well adapted to cooler climates, each bulb yields 9 to 12 large, flavour-packed cloves. Ultimate
Garlic ‘Sultop’ (Spring/Autumn Planting)
This hard neck garlic variety produces unusual red and white striped bulbs, with the same patterning showing on the large, plump cloves too. Garlic Sultop offers some of the heaviest yields and is also early to crop. Our two bulb
Garlic ‘Topadrome’ (Autumn Planting)
Autumn Planting – SoftneckGarlic ‘Topadrome’ is a French softneck variety known for its mild, versatile flavour and attractive cream-coloured bulbs with crisp white cloves. Ideal for early harvesting, it’s a reliable choice for gardeners seeking a gentle garlic taste without
Garlic ‘Messidor’ (Autumn Planting)
?Messidor? is a superb organic Allium that does no disappoint on flavour, texture and high yields. Ready to harvest from June until August, this Garlic is much loved for its resilience to wet weather conditions, great storage potential and hardy
Shallot ‘Yellow Moon’ (Spring Planting)
Shallot ‘Yellow Moon’ is a top choice for kitchen gardeners seeking reliability and flavour. These golden-skinned shallots offer a sweet taste and firm texture, making them perfect for a wide range of culinary uses. Bred for resilience, ‘Yellow Moon’ shows
Nurserymans Choice Asparagus
Spring/Autumn planting.There’s nothing more satisfying that a plate full of your own ‘home grown’ veggies stright from the garden! Our great value Nurseryman’s choice Asparagus offers a selection of customer favourites, selected from our range of Asparagus plants.Asparagus is a
Yucca gloriosa ‘Bright Star’
Yucca gloriosa ‘Bright Star’ is a captivating evergreen plant that stands out in any garden with its unique architectural form. This variety is particularly admired for its striking sword-shaped leaves, which are a glossy green adorned with bright white edges.
Philadelphus ‘Petite Perfume Pink’
The Philadelphus Petite Perfume Pink is the most vibrant pink variety of all Philadelphus! This charming shrub features an abundance of fragrant blooms for up to six weeks each summer, making it an ideal choice for low-maintenance urban gardens. Its
Wisteria sinensis f. alba
Wisteria sinensis f. alba is a dazzling white form of the well-loved Chinese Wisteria. This deciduous, twining climber produces elegant racemes of gently scented, pea-like flowers that drip from bare stems in late spring, just as the foliage begins to
Wisteria floribunda ‘Black Dragon’
A very popular Japanese Wisteria, no doubt due to its masses of double, violet-purple blooms that smother and pack out the prolific climber when spring and summer come around. ?Black Dragon? is easy to grow, ideally over a pergola, up
Viburnum tinus ‘Eve Price’
Grown for its glossy, dark green leaves and clusters of starry white blooms that open from pink buds, this variety is well-deservedly popular. When few other plants dare to blossom in the dead of winter, the flowers appear. Metallic blue
Stachyurus salicifolius
Stachyurus salicifolius is a striking deciduous shrub celebrated for its slender, willow-like foliage and elegant, drooping flower racemes that grace the garden in early spring. Originating from central and western China, this plant brings a refined and airy quality to
Staphylea pinnata
Staphylea pinnata, often referred to as the European bladdernut, is a charming deciduous shrub or small tree that captivates gardeners with its ornamental qualities. This multi-stemmed plant is native to central and southern Europe, where it thrives in woodland edges
Tetradium daniellii
Tetradium daniellii is an unusual, flowering tree native to Korea and China. It has a broad, rounded crown composed of glossy, pinnate leaves which turn yellow in the autumn. In late summer it produces panicles of small, starry, white flowers.
Syringa vulgaris ‘Andenken an Ludwig Späth’
On compact stems, narrow panicles of rosy red blooms are borne against a backdrop of heart-shaped foliage. Syringa vulgaris ‘Andenken a Ludwig Späth’ is a dependable, trouble-free variety with nectar-rich, fragrant flowers that butterflies adore. A popular specimen shrub for