Category Archives: Plants & Seeds
Geranium Plant – Sweet Heidy
One of the most popular perennials in Britain today, due to their hardiness and reliability. They make an excellent ground cover, forming spreading mats of weed-suppressing foliage, topped with masses of colourful flowers! The difference with these varieties, which is quite specials for geraniums, is that they repeat flower for absolutely ages from early summer
Wildlife Hedge Collection
Grape Vine Plant – Perlette
Seedless white grape producing very large bunches of golden-green, delicious dessert grapes. Also suitable for greenhouse or conservatories. Vigorous and heavy cropping. Supplied as a grafted plant in a 3 litre pot. Choose a sunny spot and our variety will provide you with a bountiful crop of delicious grapes! The vine is very attractive too!
Fig Plant – Panachee
This prolific-cropping variety, though it’s been in cultivation since 1668, is something quite unusual, boasting high quality, deliciously sweet fruit with a unique variegated colouration that is certain to make it one of the most talked about items in your garden and your fruit bowl! Supplied in a 3 litre pot. Figs will bring a
Carpinus betulus (Hornbeam) Plant – 2L Value Hedging Range
Weigela Carnaval
Pinus mugo Plant – ‘Mops’
Trachycarpus Fortunei
Trachycarpus Fortunei Trachycarpus Fortunei has proved to be an incredibly hardy and tolerant palm. Exceptional fan-shaped fronds are arranged around the top of a single trunk which is covered in coarse fibrous material. This gives it a truly exotic appearance, making it a perfect addition to tropical gardens. This eyecatching, evergreen palm forms a striking
Thuja Atrovirens (Western Red Cedar) Plant – 2L Value Hedging Range
This fast-growing evergreeen conifer is ideal for hedges and can tolerate shade. Its aromatic dark green colour provides a great backdrop and will even regenerate from the old wood when cut back which many conifers won’t. Thuja plicata Atrovirens can also be grown as a single specimen where an overall conical shape will be produced.
Syringa Michael Buckner
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.
Lonicera Fragrantissima
This wonderful, winter-flowering shrub produces fragrant, creamy-white flowers in mild spells between December and March on almost leafless branches. These are sometimes followed by dull red berries, which may cause a mild stomach upset if ingested. The leaves, when they appear, are a rich shade of green – usually flushed with a plush purple. Flowers
Rhododendron Plant – Tortoiseshell Orange
Hydrangea macrophylla Endless Summer SUMMER LOVE
Hydrangea Double Dutch Alkmaar
Euonymus Japonicus President Gauthier
Bay Tree
Create an architectural feature in any garden. Sweet Bay’s dark green leaves are edible and are great for cooking! Ideal for border or container. Simply trim back in summer to the original shape. Supplied as an established standard with a 40cm stem and full head. Available in pot sizes from 2-7.5 litre pots. (Please note
Cordyline australis Verde atlantic green
Bold evergreen palm-like plant with long arching sea-green leaves and fragrant white flowers in summer, forming branching trunks when mature. Ideal for low maintenance patio containers or planted out in a border, they thrive in full sun to part shade in most well-drained soils. Height: over 3 metres. Spread: over 1 meter.