Category Archives: Plants & Seeds
Gerbera Plants – Sweet Love
Gerbera Plants – Sweet Love Create vibrant displays with these bright red flowers! The Gerbera Plants – Sweet Love is a vibrant and colourful plant to really stand out in your garden. This plant will brighten up your flower beds and flower borders in no time with bright red, dramatic flowers. Gerberas are no longer
Geranium Plants – Tomcat
A superb series of geraniums, producing free-flowering ivy-leaved plants smothered in a profusion of vibrant, bi-coloured, semi-double flowers on semi-trailing stems. Height 30-40cm (12-16"). Tomcat – Dark red with a white stripe.
Gaillardia Spintop Orange Halo
These are great plants to have as they are so bright and cheery and flower for months and with this one its now a strong and compact grower with great self branching qualities resulting in a much tidier and colourful display in the garden and with more flowers of those great complimenting colours of bright
Isoplexis Plant – Bella
Isoplexis Plant – Bella Be one of the first to grow this exotic Canary Island Foxglove. The Isoplexis have been getting a lot more coverage in recent years thanks to some new hybrids. However, brand new Isoplexis ‘Bella’ is pure Canary Island Foxglove through and through, and you’ll be soon salivating over its tropical looks!
Geranium Plants – Orange Glow
The bright orange flowers with darker eyes on this Pelargonium Crispum variety is quite a unique colour and rarely seen in this genus. The bright colour really stands out from the crowd and makes a stunning display as it freely flowers for many months and has great tolerance to the summer heat and is generally
Geranium Plants – Lizzie Mosquitaway
Enjoy worry-free barbecues and picnics outdoors with Mosquitaway by your side! The foliage of these beautiful plants has a fresh lemony aroma; a pleasant fragrance for us, but the insects and mosquitoes can’t stand it. Which is fine by us! Finally, the solution to our patio pest issue, and it’s natural too. ‘Mosquitaway’ plants are
Fat Balls (90g)
Full of energy and made from the best quality suet possible, these low on mess fat balls offer many essential vitamins for flying visitors. They are particularly popular with a variety of finches, but can also attract more unusual visitors, such as blackcaps and treecreepers.
Maze Worm Farm
Designed and produced in Australia from mostly recycled materials, this stylish yet customisable worm farm fits seamlessly into any area around your home. Unlike other bulky worm farms the Maze Farm will not only take up a small space even if using multiples (vertical shelving available) but will look good on your balcony, deck or
Autumn Lawn Treatment 200m²
The Autumn Lawn Treatment is organic-based, destroys moss, stimulates stronger roots plus greens, thickens and strengthens the grass whilst feeding for 100 days. The treatment will help give the grass resistance to moss, weeds and disease for spring health. It can be applied at 50 to 75 grams per sqm. Applied when no frost, September
Chilli Pepper Plant – Trinidad Perfume
Chilli Pepper Plant – Trinidad Perfume It may look like a ‘Habanero’ but, you’ll be surprised by its rich fruity flavour! The ‘Trinidad Perfume’ may look like a ‘Habanero’ but, you’ll be happy to know it doesn’t hold the same heat. This eyecatching chilli pepper plant will yield handfuls of shiny yellow lantern-shaped pods. Weighing
Pepper (Chilli) Med Patio Mamba Red
Perfect for salsa and curries these gorgeous, glossy black fruits ripen to bright red. Grow in the greenhouse or on a sunny patio, in small pots or larger containers where it will produce more fruit. Harvest late July-Oct
Cucumber Peticue
Cucumber Peticue Peticue crisp cucumbers, perfect for slicing. Short, bush style plants require up to a third less space than standard varieties and can be grown in a large container or in the veg garden. Produces around 18 cucumbers each 20-23cm long. Harvest late July-early Oct.
Tomato Buffalosun
Highly productive cordon beefsteak, producing firm fleshed fruit with few seeds. Ideal for slicing, salads or grilling. Firmer and sweeter than many, it is also disease resistant, including late blight, making it ideal for growing under cover or outside. Height 2m. Harvest late Jul-Oct.
Grafted Tomato Plant – The Black Tomato Indigo Rose
Tomato Grafted Plants – The Black Tomato Indigo Rose A unique tomato variety-packed full of antioxidants. The Indigo Rose tomato is a true superfood. With extremely high levels of vitamins and antioxidants, this fruit is specially bred for extra nutrition. It even contains the same antioxidants as blueberries! A tomato plant with high disease resistance,
Pepper Grafted (Sweet) Campor
Strong vigorous pepper that bears high yields of bright yellow, sweet, crisp peppers, around 180gm which are excellent for salads, stir-fries or stuffing.
Tomato Bellandine
Cordon. Bred from one of the original varieties from the Andes, also known as ‘Horn of the Andes’ because of its shape. Looking like red peppers the fruit can reach up to 18cm long. Fleshy and with few seeds, perfect for pizza, salads or homemade sauces and passata. High disease resistance including blossom end rot.
Pepper Lipari
Sweet, crisp and thick-walled, pointed fruit up to 25cm long, plus they are early ripening too. Sweet and crisp, this sweet pepper is delicious in salads or sliced lengthways and grilled or barbecued. Height: 150cm (59). Spread: 60cm (24).
Pepper Grafted (Sweet) Solario
A compact habit of medium strength, the fruit is very large, dark green through to dark red to full maturity, thick-walled and smooth, early and very fertile variety.
Grafted Tomato Plant – F1 Shirley
Grafted Tomato Plant – F1 Shirley The blight resistant tomato awarded RHS Garden Merit! The F1 Shirley has the best tolerance to late blight disease we have ever seen! But, as well as its ability to shrug off even the worst blight, F1 Shirley will provide great yields of exceptionally fine tasting, medium, round red
Tomato Plants – Marmande
Classic beefsteak Tomato Marmande with large fruits of deep red, richly flavoured fruit makes a delicious salad tomato that exceeds anything you will find in the supermarket. A fleshy, almost seedless tomato is also excellent in cooked dishes. Late cropping but well worth waiting for, just make sure you provide plenty of support for the
