Category Archives: Plants & Seeds
Blackberry ‘Polarberry’
Here?s an unusual fruit for your kitchen garden. Blackberry ?Polarberry? produces astonishing white berries that won?t stain your hands! From July to August, the large juicy fruits are produced in profusion on vigorous stems. This exciting new Blackberry has a compact, upright habit that is well suited to growing containers or where space is limited.
Blackberry ‘Opal’ (Dwarf)
This neat little Blackberry is just the thing if you have limited space. With a dwarf, compact habit, Blackberry ?Opal? forms an upright bush of only 90cm (36) tall – just perfect for growing in patio containers, or wherever space is at a premium. A bumper harvest of blackberries with a deliciously sweet flavour can
Hibiscus syriacus ‘White Pillar’
This space-saving variety is neat, compact and columnar – perfect for gardens where space is at a premium. Hardy Hibiscus ?White Pillar? has been bred for a narrow, upright habit that makes it useful for planting as a screen, either side of an entrance or in large patio containers as a feature plant.
Narcissus ‘Dwarf Collection’
This cheery selection of dwarf Narcissus is bound to put a big smile on your face this spring. This exciting collection of miniature daffoldils brings together four well known varieties, for a range of colours and flower forms that will brighten up borders, rockeries and patio containers. Narcissus Dwarf Collection 60 bulbs – Contains: Golden
Echinacea purpurea Lucky Dip
This lucky dip collection could consist of some of the following varieteis; Echinacea Purpurea Cleopatra, Echinacea Purpurea Double Delight Pink, Echinacea Purpurea Double Delight White, Echinacea Purpurea Hot Papaya, Echinacea Purpurea Papallo Compact White, Echinacea Purpurea Papallo Power Coral Red, Echinacea Purpurea Papallo Semi Double White and Echinacea Purpurea Skipper Yellow.
Sedum ‘Sunsparkler Lime Zinger’
Zesty green leaves with claret red edges form a fabulous, dense cushion of fleshy, rounded foliage. In late summer, panicles of raspberry pink, star-shaped blooms will virtually smother the plant, attracting attention from bees and butterflies. Sedum ‘Sunsparkler Lime Zinger’ makes a showy addition to alpine gardens and containers.
Sedum ‘Sunsparkler’ Collection
Recently introduced from American breeding, the ‘Sunsparkler’ series is already making a name for itself. These showy little Stonecrops have been selected for their fabulous leaf colour, neat growth habit and large, showy flower heads. The low, spreading stems form dense cushions of foliage that make perfect groundcover in alpine gardens and rockeries, or for
Garlic ‘Carcassonne Wight’ (Spring/Autumn Planting)
Spring/Autumn planting. Originating in the South of France and yet possibly the most successful hardneck garlic variety for overwintering in the UK, Carcassonne Wight shows good vigour and skin cover. Cloves are pink, similar to Lautrec, but are possibly of a superior bouquet and character.
Garlic ‘Red Duke’ (Autumn Planting)
Described as hot and spicy in taste tests. A white-skinned hardneck variety with purple-cased cloves.
Garlic ‘Wight Cristo’ (Spring/Autumn Planting)
Spring/Autumn planting. SoftneckFrom English production, Garlic ‘Wight Cristo’ produces pure white bulbs with an elegant bouquet that is ideal for a wide range of dishes. This softneck garlic is available for Autumn or Spring planting and has good storage potential. Height: 60cm (24). Spread: 15cm (6)
Runner Bean Firestorm and Snowstorm Collection
Both Firestorm and Snowstorm inherit their smoother, tender, fleshier pods, increased flowers and self setting characteristics from their french bean parent. Collection includes ‘Firestorm’ – the first scarlet-flowered runner bean that is virtually self-fertile and ‘Snowstorm’, its whiteflowered counterpart.
Marigold ‘Durango’ Collection F1 Hybrid
Wonderful anemone-like flowers available in four stunning colours; early flowering with exceptional garden performance. You’ll be enjoying non-stop colour in your beds, borders and containers from summer through to autumn. Varieties in this collection are: ‘Durango Bee’ F1, ‘Durango Bolero’ F1 and ‘Durango Tangerine’ F1.
Potato ‘Anya’
Second early. A ?Desiree? × ?Pink Fir Apple? cross with a nutty flavour, creamy flesh colour and smoother tubers than ?Pink Fir Apple?.
Sedum ‘Sunsparkler Dazzleberry’
A recent introduction from the American-bred ?Sunsparkler? series, which is already turning heads in the gardening world. Sedum ‘Sunsparkler Dazzleberry’ forms dense, semi-evergreen cushions of fleshy, smokey-grey, foliage with a lovely rounded habit.
150 Spring Flowering Bulbs
Fill your garden with colour for years to come with 150 bulbs, which will burst to life in the spring, filling borders and patio pots with colour.Each collection will include 150 bulbs, made up of the following customer favourites:Allium moly x 50Brodiaea x 40Chionodoxa x 36Fritillaria x 6Puschkinia x 15Narcissus ?Tete a Tete? x 3
Sedum ‘Sunsparkler Firecracker’
If you?re looking for ground cover with long lasting colour then Sedum ‘Sunsparkler Firecracker’ certainly fits the bill! Deep burgundy leaves cloak the spreading stems and remain semi-evergreen in mild areas. From late July, the panicles of bright pink, star-shaped flowers are carried above the foliage, creating a superb colour contrast.
Coronilla valentina subsp. glauca ‘Citrina’
This hardy, evergreen shrub will light up the garden in winter with an abundance of lemon-yellow pea-like blooms and just keep on going. Performing particularly well in exposed locations and coastal areas, it’s also ideal for patio containers where you really get to appreciate the scent and pretty blooms.
HibisQs ‘Petit Orange’
Thompson & Morgan is delighted to have been recognised in the prestigious Best New Plant 2017 category at the RHS Chelsea Flower Show for a newly developed and very different type of hibiscus, HibisQs ‘Petit Orange’.This stunning hibiscus is perfect for those wanting a more minimalist, but still exotic feature plant that is suitable for
Allium Collection
These magnificent allium bulbs produce an explosion of colour, followed by architectural seedheads that create a spectacular autumn display. Undemanding and easy to grow, these magnificent allium flowers are also excellent for cutting.
