Category Archives: Plants & Seeds
Wenlock Planters (Pack of 4)
These stylish, Wenlock Planters come in a great value pack of four, meaning your garden, patio or conservatory will have four times the character, four times the versatility and four times the appeal than ever before! The planters are manufactuerd from practical UV-stabilised polyurethane, which is a lightweight, durable and weatherproof material suitable for both
Weigela florida ‘Monet’
Weigela florida ‘Monet’ is perfect for smaller gardens, with a compact, mounding habit. A new variety in 2015, this colourful deciduous shrub is surprisingly tough and is a reliable choice for patio containers and the front of sunny borders. Its soft pink flowers appear from late spring, complementing the variegated foliage, which is edged in
Viburnum tinus ‘Lisarose’
Popular for its robust habit and ease of growth, this evergreen shrub flowers from December through to April, providing all-year-round interest in the garden! Viburnum tinus ‘Lisarose’ produces flattened heads of dark pink buds, which open to reveal white scented flowers, brightening even the dullest of winter days. At home in woodland gardens and mixed
Strawberry ‘Skyline’
If you think you haven’t got the space for strawberries then think again! Our exclusive Strawberry ‘Skyline’ grows up, not out! Quick climbing stems will ramble through trellis, frames and oblelisks, creating dangling fruit clusters on every runner for easy picking. Try Strawberry ‘Skyline’ plants in our Tower Pot? system for easy, space-saving strawberry growing
Taxus baccata
There are few more famous sights in the formal British garden or church yard than the English Yew. It is a dense evergreen tree which produces rich green, leathery leaves. In springtime, the male plants produce yellow cones, whereas late summer sees the female trees producing crimson cup-shaped non-edible autumn fruits. The English Yew is
Lilac ‘Superba’
The sweetly scented blooms of Lilac ‘Superba’ begin as deep pink buds, before opening into soft pink clusters of tubular flowers, and smothering this lovely bush in late spring colour. Syringa subsp. microphylla ‘Superba’ is one of the more compact varieties of Lilac, so as well as being perfect for a cottage garden, it can
