Category Archives: Plants & Seeds
Narcissus ‘Butterfingers’
Large butter-yellow trumpets surrounded by creamy-white petals make this a choice selection for spring displays. Tall sturdy stems and a sweet fragrance make ‘Butterfingers’ an ideal cut flower option. Bulb size 12/14.
Peony ‘Candy Stripe’
We’ve kept the classic shape and style with our latest introduction, but offer a modern twist with the unique flower marbling and strong fruity fragrance of Peony ‘Candy Stripe’. Make use of the addictive, gorgeous blooms in cutflower displays.
Meconopsis betonicifolia ‘Alba’
Add some luxury to your border with these sought after patriotic perennial poppies! Quite different to annual poppies, varieties in this Meconopsis collection are ideal for damp, shady corners and feature long-lasting silky, satin, blooms in a patriotic colour mix.
Meconopsis napaulensis
Add some luxury to your border with these sought after patriotic perennial poppies! Quite different to annual poppies, varieties in this Meconopsis collection are ideal for damp, shady corners and feature long-lasting silky, satin, blooms in a patriotic colour mix.
Primrose ‘Elizabeth’
You’ll be amazed at the colour changing blooms of spring-flowering Primrose ‘Elizabeth’, each bloom looks different day by day as they work through a myriad of yellow and pink shades. It’s a shape changer too! Young blooms start out frilly, with petals straightening out as they mature.
Primrose ‘Scirocco Duo’
Scirocco’ is set to be a future customer favourite thanks to its luxuriant swirled blooms. We don’t think there is a prettier primrose available on the market. The colour-splashed blooms are a sight to behold on a dull spring day and are guaranteed to lift your garden display as well as your spirits. Primrose ‘Scirocco’
Salvia Collection
Lovely new salvia from Australia; they are drought tolerant and fuss-free, with a jaw-dropping flowering period, May to November no less! ‘Love and Wishes’ won best new variety at the Grower of the Year awards 2016, and was 3rd place in the 2015 RHS Chelsea Plant of the Year contest! If you?ve got a space
Strawberry ‘Cherry Berry’
You won’t see this dark skinned strawberry at the supermarket, despite its intensely sweet, rich flavour. The darker the fruits, the sweeter the flavour gets with Strawberry Cherry Berry. As fruits ripen and get sweeter, they turn an intense deep red, verging on purple! Just as hardy and high yielding as our favourite red varieties,
Trachelospermum ‘Pink Shower’
The first pink star jasmine for UK gardeners. This pretty evergreen climber offers unique candy-pink star-shaped flowers with the same rich perfume we know and love. Trachelospermum ‘Pink Showers’ is perfect for large patio pots, grown up an obelisk or trained on trellis, and will thrive in borders against walls or fencing in sun/partial shade.
Viola ‘Plums and Peaches’
Pretty mini-pansies for the spring garden. These cheery faced violas will thrive through the spring months and just keep going if given some shade for summer. A great solution for hanging baskets on shaded north-facing walls or fencing.
Camellia ‘High Fragrance’
Light-pink, semi-double flowers fill the garden with the sweetest perfume. Slow growth, evergreen foliage and a demure mature height make Camellia ‘High Fragrance’ the perfect shrub for small gardens and container displays.
Geranium transversale ‘Foundlings Friend’
Tough as old boots, hardy geraniums should be grown more in gardens, and this chance seedling is no exception! ‘Foundling?s Friend’ has intricate patterning on its many blooms.
Hebe ‘High Voltage’
Hebes offer impact and structure in the garden for minimum effort. We’ve selected this slow-growing, compact variety for its stand out summer flower spikes, which transform from electric blue to pure white. Hebe ‘High Voltage’ performs perfectly in large pots or out in the garden, proving bone hardy to whatever the British winter throws at
Lavender stoechas ‘The Princess’
French lavenders have a reputation for variable hardiness, making the tougher English types a more popular option. Now you can grow French lavender with confidence thanks to the true hardy habit of French Lavender ‘The Princess’. This compact, tidy variety produces fat pink flowerheads topped with twisted pink wings. The bees will be buzzing when
Dianthus ‘Scents of Summer Collection’
The ‘Scents of Summer’ series gives bright colours, strong vigour and multi-flowering stems, whilst still retaining the vintage spicy fragrance of pinks. ‘Pink Peony’ is the pick of the bunch, with crested blooms in glowing magenta, almost looking like a miniature peony! Extreme flower power on these hardy perennials means you’ll enjoy 100’s of cut
Meconopsis ‘Union Jack’ Collection
We’ve put together a collection of these wonderful perennial poppy plants for you for a patriotic display in your summer border: Meconopsis Napaulensis, Meconopsis betonicifolia ‘Alba’ and Meconopsis betonicifolia.
Cirsium ‘Pink Blush’
A must-have perennial for all would-be flower fashionistas! Bees and butterflies will flock to this cultivated thistle and so too will friends and family once they see the striking fluffy blooms. The pretty blooms appear on tall stems above low growing foliage rosettes. A relaxed, airy habit makes Cirsium ‘Pink Blush’ a perfect option for
Abelia ‘Pink Pong’
Sumptuously scented mauve flowers make ‘Pink Pong’ a stand out introduction. This hard working shrub offers year- round interest thanks to fully evergreen foliage – Abelia ‘Pink Pong’ won?t lose its leaves in winter like other abelias, but it is the six months of floral interest that sets this fragrant shrub out from the crowd.
Clematis ‘Picotee’
One of the finest hardy clematis introductions in recent years, expect Clematis ‘Picotee’ to be a future classic. The dazzling pink picotee edged blooms, each up to 15cm (6in) across, have amazed us on the trial ground, adorning the plants in abundance ? once in spring and again in summer! Enjoy the first flush of
Geranium cinereum ‘Jolly Jewel Collection’
The dense foliage on these mat-forming plants is ideal for carpeting difficult dry, sunny banks or filling space in borders and rockeries. Plants hug the ground, meaning the weeds don’t even get a look in! The ‘Jolly Jewel’ series boasts a fruity selection of colours, barely resting its flower power from spring to late summer.
