Category Archives: Plants & Seeds

Antirrhinum ‘Mini Butterflies Mixed’

Dwarf variety of long-standing garden favourite. Much-loved by gardeners for its showy blooms in an array of bright colours and its fun bubblegum fragrance, Antirrhinum ‘Madame Butterfly’ now has a brand-new compact cousin to enjoy on the patio as well as in borders.

Gazania ‘Shepherd’s Delight’

Traditionally gazania flowers close in dull weather, but these are different! They stay open even when the sun isn’t shining – nice and wide, bright and cheerful. Ideal for the unpredictable British summer! This handblended mix of daisy-like flowers in vivid ruby red shades with a gently bushing habit is perfect for your borders, bedding

Dahlia ‘Diablo Mixed’

The brightly-coloured double blooms of this dwarf dahlia contrast dramatically with the bronze-coloured foliage. Flowering non-stop throughout the summer and early autumn, plants are vigorous and fast-growing.

Gerbera ‘Sweet Glow’

Ten years ago we could never have imagined a gerbera that could be grown in the border, just as you would grow a lupin! Now we’re able to offer these 2nd generation hardy gerberas, with flowers that are twice the size of other hardy types. Plants are bone hardy and flower from June to October.

Gerbera ‘Sweet Honey’

Ten years ago we could never have imagined a gerbera that could be grown in the border, just as you would grow a lupin! Now we’re able to offer these 2nd generation hardy gerberas, with flowers that are twice the size of other hardy types. Plants are bone hardy and flower from June to October.

Nicotiana ‘Eau de Cologne Mixed’

A special mixture offering uniform, mid-height plants with upward-facing nicotiana flowers, in a tapestry of glowing colours. The upright flower stems of Nicotiana ‘Eau de Cologne’ are guaranteed to lend a sparkle to your borders and their evening fragrance only adds to their irresistible charm. An elegant annual that is most effective when planted in

Alstroemeria ‘Inca Smile’

With their 5 month flowering period, ‘unfussy’ attitude and exotic-looking, orchid-like blooms, Peruvian lilies have always been the stars of the border! This amazing new variety has the largest blooms of any Peruvian lily we’ve seen; each bloom is pretty much twice the size of a standard flower. The knee-high plants are great for the

Magnolia ‘Fairy Cream’

Here’s an exciting new magnolia. Unlike many other spring-flowering varieties, its lovely fragrant flowers bloom all along the length of its stems, at every leaf axil, giving extraordinary flower power. Compact and delicate, it makes a fabulous feature plant, particularly in smaller gardens where it won’t dominate. Plants are mainly evergreen and grow it in

Rose ‘Lady Marmalade’ (Floribunda)

Awarded ‘Rose of the Year 2014’, this gorgeous floribunda rose bears pumpkin-orange blooms with hints of apricot as the flowers mature. Rose ‘Lady Marmalade’ has all the vintage charm of old-fashioned roses, with cabbage-shaped blooms and a delicious sweet scent, but with the disease resistance of modern roses. Repeat-flowering throughout the summer and early autumn,

Antirrhinum ‘Candy Canes Mixed’

The first of a new generation in high quality, fragrant snapdragons! A tried and tested variety that won’t disappoint in the garden or in a vase

Gerbera ‘Sweet Collection’ (Hardy)

Ten years ago we could never have imagined a gerbera that could be grown in the border, just as you would grow a lupin! Now we’re able to offer these 2nd generation hardy gerberas, with flowers that are twice the size of other hardy types. Plants are bone hardy and flower from June to October.

Gerbera ‘Sweet Dreams’

Ten years ago we could never have imagined a gerbera that could be grown in the border, just as you would grow a lupin! Now we’re able to offer these 2nd generation hardy gerberas, with flowers that are twice the size of other hardy types. Plants are bone hardy and flower from June to October.

Coreopsis ‘Incredible Mixed’

With unique never-before-seen colours in annual coreopsis, ‘Incredible’ certainly lives up to its name! Offering great value for money, this easyto-grow mixture produces tall and airy plants which work well in mixed borders. Cutting garden favourite.

Petunia ‘Cascadia Rim Magenta’

Incredibly rich, deep purple blooms are complemented perfectly by the green-white edging. This billowing petunia grows with vigour, producing masses of blooms on cascading stems, and proving great value for money. Petunia ‘Cascadia Rim Magenta’ is ideal for filling pots, hanging baskets or flower beds and borders. Supplied as plug plants. Height: 30cm (12). Spread:

Rose ‘Bright as a Button’ (Shrub Rose)

The dense glossy green foliage makes this magnificent persica rose ideal for filling bare spots in garden borders. But it’s the repeat-flowering scented blooms, from May to October, that make ‘Bright As A Button’ a real stand out beauty. Cut the scented blooms for indoor use and new pink flowers will just keep on coming,

Lily ‘Disco’

Lilies can sometimes be criticised for being shortlived in their garden displays. So we have searched high and low, and tested rigorously, to find the most prolific-flowering lily! With an outstanding bud count, these lilies will just keep on producing flower after flower, lasting twice as long as other lilies. The short, patio-perfect plants, are

Brunnera macrophylla ‘Starry Eyes’

Shady areas in your garden needn’t be dull and difficult! Try this fabulous perennial which is as tough as old boots and just loves the shade. It’s very quick and easy to establish and you’ll be thrilled with the results – showers of truly beautiful two-tone flowers.

Geranium ‘Azalea-Flowered Collection’

Love Rosebud Geraniums? Here’s a stunning new strain. You’ve enjoyed the rosebuds for many years now, so we think you’ll appreciate the arrival of these azalea-flowered geraniums. The trailing stems of this fabulous new strain are covered with flamboyant, ruffled, multi-layered blooms – and the flowers just keep producing petals and stunning colour as the

Begonia ‘Glowing Embers’

We were impressed with this fiery begonia – and we think you will be too! It’s vivid orange flowers positively blaze from the plants throughout the summer, creating a fabulous contrast with the darkleaved foliage. A great semi-cascading plant for baskets, containers or window boxes – it’s very eye-catching, you certainly won’t miss it!

Cherry ‘Regina’ (patio)

Grafted very high up to encourage more compact growing habit, this Belgian dwarf clone sets fruit easily. It is a compact form, but with full-size leaves which makes a very decorative and productive plant for the patio.