Viola ‘Giant Flowered Trailing Patchwork Mix’

The humble viola normally sports small flowers but Viola Giant Flowered Trailing ‘Patchwork Mix’ offer big, cheerful faces to brighten the most dismal days through autumn/winter and in spring.  The velvety blooms come in contrasting shades of purple, yellow and

Viola ‘Giant Flowered Trailing Blues Mix’

These larger flowered pansies retain all the daintiness of their smaller cousins whilst maximising colour. Viola Giant Flowered ‘Trailing Blues Mix’ features an array of large, velvety blooms in single and bicolours from soft sky hues and mauves to deep

Apple ‘Apistar’

Apple ‘Apistar is an ancient variety bearing fruits with a spectacular shape, wonderful flavour and fascinating history.First recorded in the 16th century, but almost certainly dating back to Roman times, this rare variety was thought to have been lost. Recently

Bumper Perennial Collection

This exquisite assortment will infuse vibrant hues into your garden borders. Carefully curated to bloom in a harmonious sequence from late spring through autumn, it guarantees that your garden remains resplendent throughout the entire growing season. For the most striking

Pansy ‘Antique Shades’

With its long stems and harmonious colour mix, Pansy ‘Antique Shades’ is perfect for cutting. Flowering for up to 6 months, the ‘Antique Shades’ provides a refined alternative to bolder pansies featuring soft shades of rose, peach, gold and cream,

Pansy ‘Chianti Shades’

Pansy ‘Chianti Shades’ offers antique charm with ruffled flowers that look as though they have been painted in subtle watercolour washes of coral, rose, lemon and terracotta. Each flower has a unique character with contrasting light and dark toned faces

Viola ‘Mulberry Shades Mix’

With its long stems and harmonious colour mix, Viola ‘Mulberry Shades Mix’ is perfect for cutting. Flowering for up to 6 months, it offers indulgent shades of plum, burnt orange, mauve and gold enhanced by subtle veining and blotching –

Pansy ‘Moulin Rouge Mix’

Add some extra frills to your spring or autumn displays with these breakthrough pansies. Pansy ‘Moulin Rouge’ features delightful twirling petals with more ruffles than traditional varieties. As well as offering extra frills the blooms are also extra-large – with

Peony ‘Dublin’ (Patio Peony)

Bring the elegance of peonies to even the smallest spaces with Peony Dublin. Unlike traditional herbaceous peonies, which aren’t suited for container growing, Peony Dublin has been specially bred to thrive in pots, offering a stunning display of abundant blooms

Peony ‘Madrid’ (Patio Peony)

Experience the elegance of peonies even in the smallest spaces with Peony Madrid. Unlike traditional herbaceous peonies that aren?t ideal for pots, Peony Madrid has been specially bred to thrive in containers, producing a vibrant display on a more compact

Pansy Coolwave Collection

Brighten up winter containers with the vibrant colours of Pansy ‘Cool Wave’. These tough little bedding plants are a breeding breakthrough, bred for a gently cascading habit with large, showy flowers and a fabulous colour mix. Free-flowering and easy to

Walnut ‘Europa’

Walnut ?Europa? is a dwarf variety that can be grown on your patio or in small gardens, maxing out at 3.5m tall when unrestricted ? which unlike the common walnut that grows to 30m! Cropping within only 2-3 years, meaning

Walnut ‘Lara’®

Walnut trees are a stunning feature in a larger garden. French Walnut ‘Lara’® is a spur bearing variety that is slightly more compact than others, but it still produces stunning proportions. From September to December, this early-bearing walnut produces excellent

Iris ‘Autumn Encore’ (Reblooming)

A true delight for purple enthusiasts, Iris Autumn Encore offers stunning, richly coloured blooms and an extended flowering season, with a second flush in the autumn. This tall Bearded Iris features regal purple standards with a white base, while the

Peony ‘Athens’ (Patio Peony)

Bring the elegance of peonies to even the smallest spaces with Peony Athens. While traditional herbaceous peonies are not suitable for pots, Peony Athens has been specially bred for successful container growth, flowering abundantly on a compact plant. This variety

Phlox paniculata ‘Orchid Yellow’

Phlox paniculata Orchid Yellow stands out with its bold and vibrant colour contrast. Its dense clusters of pyramid-shaped panicles, measuring 15-18cm, feature single hot pink flowers with striking lime-green to yellow margins. This unique combination creates a dynamic effect in

Hosta ‘Frances Williams’

Hostas are instantly recognisable for their large, rounded leaves, forming dense clumps of colourful foliage. Over time they will spread to create weed-smothering ground cover. Hardy perennials thrive in lightly shaded areas of the garden, either in borders or patio

Peony ‘Coral Sunset’

Peony ‘Coral Sunset’ is especially recommended for its bowl-shaped blooms, which open coral pink, changing slowly to apricot and soft yellow. Imagine all these colours on one plant at the same time! Flowering in May. Border Peonies are the perfect

Peony ‘Eden’s Perfume’

Large blooms scented like damask roses giving an exotic display from early summer. Hardy, long-lived and cope well on heavier soils.

Peony ‘Sarah Bernhardt’

Peony ‘Sarah Bernhardt,’ is an exquisite herbaceous peony that has captivated gardeners since its debut in 1905. Its enduring popularity is a testament to its sheer flower power and classic charm. This RHS Award of Garden Merit winner is celebrated

Geranium phaeum var. phaeum ‘Samabor’

Geranium phaeum var. phaeum ‘Samabor’ is a delightful and versatile woodland geranium, perfect for adding texture and colour to shady borders or dry, difficult spots. This variety thrives in areas with little sunlight, making it an ideal choice for dry

Peony ‘Shirley Temple’

Transform your garden with the opulent glamour of Peony ‘Shirley Temple’! This exquisite perennial boasts elegant, double blush-pink blooms with a captivating fragrance. Its deeply divided foliage forms a lush, rounded mound that provides a striking contrast to the pale,