Category Archives: Plants & Seeds
Azalea Plant – Mothers Day
This variety with its bright red semi-double flowers will bloom during late spring, produced above glossy evergreen foliage which provides a lovely contrast to the flowers. Easy care for but does protection from strong or cold winds is essential. Height: 75cm (30"). Spread: 120cm (48").
Antirrhinum Bronze Apricot
A traditional cottage garden favourite the Snapdragon. Bronze Apricot is a proper crowd pleaser! and a real magnet to bee’s and humans alike. Large Peachy-pink, yellow flowers that are fragrant. The sturdy uniform stems make it an excellent cut flower. Height: 35cm (14"). Spread: 25cm (10").
Hyacinth Breeders Selection
Hyacinths give a sheltered spring border a touch of the oriental, with their rising towers of flowers in an array of magical colours. Alongside their heavenly aroma and they will take pride in their place in your garden year after year.
Azalea Plant – Fireball
Fireball is a stunning deciduous Azalea with flaming deep red flowers and yellow stamens blooming in late spring. It has superb reddish foliage in autumn. Awarded an RHS AGM it is perfect for woodland gardens and low maintenance patios. Height and spread: 120cm (48).
Clematis Flammula
Clematis ‘Flammula’ – Virgin’s bower Packed full of dainty small white flowers, this Clematis plant stands out from the crowd. It is fast-growing and wonderfully energetic, reaching a height of up to 5m (16′) and spreading to around 1m (3′). This Old man’s beard is particularly interesting due to its fluffy sepals which really catch
Akebia Quinata
With bright green leaves composed of five obovate leaflets notched at the tips and fragrant reddish-purple flowers, Akebia quinata is a climber that sometimes has purple fruits which are up to 10cm in length. Flowers April-May. Height 301cm+. Supplied in a 2 litre pot.
Juniperus Chin. Stricta 5-7.5Ltr
The Juniperus Chinensis Stricta is a narrow conifer, which develops to a fantastic specimen tree, ideal for smaller gardens. With very little maintenance required; this upright Chinese Juniper is grown for its narrow, conical habit. The Juniperus Chinensis Stricta has fragranced, grey-green foliage, and its bark begins peeling as it matures. Height: 2.5m (8?) Spread:
Agapanthus Snowstorm
As its name suggests Agapanthus Snowstorm produces a plethora of pure white flowers on sturdy and erect stems. Foliage is broad and strap-shaped, its arching habit and compact nature makes it ideal in borders or in a patio container. The stems are perfect for cut flowers in a vase. Height & Spread: 60cm (24").
Agapanthus Africanus Albus
A wonderful pure white form of African Lily, trumpet-like blooms from July-September they rise on stiff, upright stalks atop of clumps of semi-evergreen, arching green leaves. Make an outstanding border perennial as well a patio container plant. Easy to maintain for any budding amateur gardener. Height: 1m (39"). Spread: 50cm (19").
Cornus Sericea Flaviramea 10 Litre Pot x 2 Inc:
Cornus sericea ‘Flaviramea’ has multi-stemmed branches of yellowy-green. Oval leaves of green, turn to bright red autumn foliage. Flowers are white clusters forming a flat-topped umbel, followed by berries of white in autumn. Cornus sericea ‘Flaviramea’ can be grown in waterside banks, as soil erosion control, as they can tolerate damp conditions. A versatile dogwood,
Cornus Eddies White Wonder
Cornus ?Eddie?s White Wonder? – Dogwood ?Eddie?s White Wonder? is a superb specimen shrub, it is rounded, tree-forming and produces multisets of broad stems. It spreads to 5m and grows to a fantastic height of 6m! Cornus ?Eddie?s White Wonder? blooms from late Spring until July, its flowers have large white showy bracts with tiny
Magnolia loebneri Plant – Merrill
The Magnolia ‘Merrill’ received an RHS Garden Merit Award. In spring the velvety buds which fill the bare stems open to reveal a flurry of white petals tainted with pink tones. Followed by dense green foliage which changes to buttery yellow in autumn. This majestic hardy Magnolia is more resilient to frost damage than many
Agapanthus Brilliant Blue
For maximum impact plant the Agapanthus Bluestorm en masse. This compact variety produces masses of soft violet flowers on stiff stems that are more numerous but much less tall than the better known Agapanthus africanus. The strap-like, semi-evergreen foliage is tough and drought-resistant. Excellent for borders and containers alike. Height: 76cm (30"). Spread: 50cm (20").
Abelia grandiflora ‘Francis Mason’
Abelia grandiflora Francis Mason is a semi-evergreen shrub that bears clusters of pale pink trumpet like flowers upon its arching stems that go on all summer long. With its most striking feature the stunning glossy, vibrant yellow-green leaves sits perfectly in a border or as informal hedging. Very easy to care for and looks at
Clematis Josephine
Clematis ‘Josephine’ – Clematis plant This Old man’s beard is an intriguing cultivar, spreading to around 120cm (48′) and developing to a height of 180cm (72′). Its flowers have incredible double fluffy pom-pom-like centres in a dusky pink, set atop pale pink outer petals, along with a bold magenta stripe. ‘Josephine’ is a deciduous climber
Magnolia stellata
This classic, deciduous magnolia has a slow growing, compact habit that is well suited to smaller gardens. The silky buds of the Star Magnolia open to reveal exquisite, pristine-white blooms in early spring. Its lightly scented flowers are borne in profusion, covering the naked branches in a flurry of petals over several weeks. As spring
Acer pal Trompenburg
This award-winning Acer adds drama wherever it may sit in the garden, With its pointed, sharply-serrated leaves emerge a deep reddish-purple in spring, to then a crimson-red in fall to provide year-round interest. A favourite for landscaping and certainly makes a striking focal point in any garden. Height & Spread: 4m(13′)
Aquilegia Vulgaris William Guinness
The striking purple-black bonnet-like petals of Aquilegia ‘William Guiness’ are contrasted with stark white corolla; providing colour and interest in early summer and filling the seasonal gap in your displays whilst the last of the spring bulbs die back and the summer blooms. Its nectar-filled blooms are loved by bees and are carried on wiry
Fig Ice Crystal
Fig Ice Crystal The Fig Ice Crystal is a charming deciduous shrub suited to a warm, sunny spot. Requiring excess space in order to flourish, this patio fruit tree is famed for its deeply divided foliage that turns buttery-gold in Autumn. Earning an RHS Award of Garden Merit, the self-fertile common fig develops small fruits
Cercidiphyllum Japonicum
Cercidiphyllum Japonicum Cercidiphyllum japonicum is a large deciduous tree grown for its attractive heart-shaped foliage, which changes colour as the seasons progress. Young leaves are bronze when they appear, turning bright green in summer, and then changing again in autumn to stunning shades of pink, orange and yellow. The best colours are produced when the
