Category Archives: Plants & Seeds
Rose ‘Cheshire’ (Groundcover Rose)
Double, soft pink flowers with a charming rosette shape give Rose ?Cheshire? a lovely vintage feel. This timeless groundcover rose has a lax spreading habit and robust, healthy growth.
Rose ‘County of Hampshire’ (Groundcover Rose)
Part of the ?County Series?, Rose ‘Hampshire’ is an excellent groundcover rose offering plenty of seasonal interest. A repeat flowering variety, it bears semi-double, bright pink blooms with glossy green foliage that make a vibrant display throughout summer
Rose ‘Hertfordshire’ (Groundcover Rose)
A bold display of single, carmine pink flowers with a central boss of golden stamens are borne throughout the summer. The glossy green foliage provides a good backdrop for the brightly coloured blooms.
Rose ‘Oxfordshire’ (Groundcover Rose)
Another RHS AGM rose from the ?County series? of groundcover roses. Rose ‘Oxfordshire’ boasts wide, mid-pink blooms with golden stamens that are borne repeatedly throughout the summer months.
Rose ‘Wiltshire’ (Groundcover Rose)
Rose ‘Wiltshire’ comes from the ?County Series? of groundcover roses. Low, ground hugging stems play host to a succession of small, slightly fragrant, double pink blooms that create a carpet of colour.
Rose ‘Yorkshire’ (Groundcover Rose)
Wide, white blooms stand out against the healthy green foliage of Rose ‘Yorkshire’. This superb groundcover rose is repeat flowering, producing a succession of lightly scented, semi double blooms all summer long.
Lilac ‘Michael Buchner’
With particularly large flowers and a powerful perfume, Lilac ‘Michael Buchner’ is an excellent choice for sensory gardens. Conical flower heads are densely packed with rose pink buds that open to reveal star-shaped, lilac blooms with pretty white centres. This charming Syringa has an upright habit which forms a large shrub or small, multi-branched tree.
Lilac ‘Mrs Edward Harding’
Syringa is a cottage garden ?must have? and Lilac ‘Mrs Edward Harding’ is a particularly choice variety. Showy panicles of double flowers with a deliciously sweet fragrance are produced in May and June. The red-purple blooms gradually fade to deep pink as they age, against a backdrop of attractive heart shaped foliage. This compact variety
Bumper Plant Collection
Take advantage of this spectacular offer and transform your garden with this beautiful selection of plants. Fill a border or patio with this vibrant mix of hardy shrubs, summer flowering bulbs and cottage garden perennials, or dot them around to plug gaps for a garden display, jam-packed with colour and texture next season – and
Campsis radicans f. flava
This strong growing, dense, vigorous, deciduous climber bears masses of trumpet-shaped, deep yellow flowers all summer long, attaching itself to structures and climbs by aerial rootlets. Its foliage is strongly toothed with distinctive veining. As the weather begins to cool, the foliage starts to mellow to yellow-green and the blooms give way to pod-like capsules
Campsis x tagliabuana ‘Summer Jazz – Fire’
The Summer Jazz series of the Trumpet Vine are compact and not as vigorous as other varieties. Campsis tagliabuana ‘Fire’ has showy red-orange trumpet-shaped flowers which appear from spring, lasting well into autumn. This hardy, deciduous shrub provides a backdrop of mid-green tooth-shaped leaves, which makes this an ideal choice for training up a small
Magnolia x loebneri ‘Leonard Messel’
A deciduous Magnolia which produces lilac-pink, star-shaped flowers in spring with long, narrow petals that emerge from darker pink buds. Together with its narrow, oval, mid-green foliage, Magnolia x lobneri ‘Leonard Messel’ is an elegant choice for a small garden or for use as a statement plant in a larger garden. This shrub has also
Campsis x tagliabuana ‘Indian Summer’
The lush foliage and effervescent orange blooms of ‘Indian Summer’ might look exotic, but campsis plants are easy to grow in a warm sheltered spot of the garden. Vigorous without being invasive, make this gorgeous climber the workhorse of your summer displays – clothe walls, fences or pergolas in tropical colour from late spring right
Campsis grandiflora (Large plant)
This deciduous climber makes an exotic looking feature for walls and fences. The dark green foliage forms a fabulous backdrop for the slender, orange-red, trumpet-shaped flowers, which are borne from June to August at the tips of the stems. Unlike most Trumpet Vines, Campsis grandiflora has fewer aerial roots to help it cling to walls
Campsis x tagliabuana ‘Tarantella’ (Large plant)
If you love the exotic looks of Trumpet Vines but don?t have the space, then try Campsis x tagliabuana ‘Tarantella’. With a shorter, more compact habit, this superb variety is more manageable than other cultivars. The apricot-pink, trumpet blooms are borne from July right through to autumn in dense clusters at the ends of the
Campsis x tagliabuana ‘Summer Jazz – Gold’
The Summer Jazz series of the Trumpet Vine are compact and not as vigorous as other varieties. Campsis tagliabuana ‘Gold’ has showy rich golden-yellow trumpet-shaped flowers which appear from spring, lasting well into autumn. This hardy, deciduous shrub provides a backdrop of mid-green tooth-shaped leaves, which makes this an ideal choice for training up a
Daphne Tangutica
This charming little shrub makes a big impression in spring. Clusters of purple buds crowd the tips of each branch, opening to reveal star-shaped, white flowers flushed with lilac. Chances are, you?ll smell the richly fragrant blooms before you see them, so plant Daphne tangutica close to a path or doorway where it can be
