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Levington® Sulphate of Iron+ is ideal for ericaceous (acid loving, lime-hating) plants such as Rhododendrons, Azalea, Camellia, Heathers, Pieris, Hydrangeas, Roses, Blueberries and Acers. It helps make all soil nutrients available to plants allowing them to take up the nutrients they need. Works for several weeks.

A compact, clump-forming upright perennial with thick, glossy green leaves bearing umbels of tiny white flowers from June to August followed by golden seed heads. It is predominantly found in Northern Europe and the far North of Britain.

A beautiful crab apple with eye-catching purple branches producing masses of dark-pink buds in spring opening to bright pink flowers. The burgundy foliage matures to a dark greenish-red colour and develops gorgeous golden autumn hues. Dark red fruits in autumn which are loved by birds.

A small, deciduous crab apple tree producing white flowers in spring and masses of bright, deep yellow fruits in autumn which persist well into winter.

Nassos Daphnis (1914-2010) was an abstract artist, sculptor and tree peony breeder who is responsible for some of the finest hybrids ever produced. These plants are rarely available and highly sought after. This particular hybrid has semi double flowers of the deepest dark burgundy red. The petals are the texture of dark silk and have a glowing quality. The large centres have bright yellow anthers and a stunning contrast to the darker petals. Flowers in late May. Daedalus is a vigorous hybrid with distinct foliage often rimmed red in the spring and will attain a height of around 150cm high and 100cm wide but can be kept smaller by periodic pruning. A glowing centre piece to a peony collection. Very limited stock.  

A dessert pear producing white flowers in spring with green fruits in autumn.

A compact, small, deciduous shrub with fairly small, ovate leaves and bearing cluisters of highly fragrant, double, creamy-white flowers in summer, reminiscent of orange blossom.

This dwarf conifer is a cultivar of the Serbian spruce.  It has a spherical growth habit and a blue-green colour that shades to grey in winter.  New growth appears spontaneously in spring.  Fully hardy. Suitable for rock gardens and tubs and as a specimen plant.

A lovely evergreen shrub, perfect for a slightly sheltered spot in the garden, bearing glossy, eliptic, light green leaves, margined creamy-white. In summer, fragrant, small, star-shaped, yellow-green flowers appear followed by oval brown fruits.

Rose of the Year 2010. Large clusters of buttery yellow flowers repeating well, with the unusual scent of myrrh. Long lasting flowers for cutting and also suitable for growing in a pot.

A good rose that is extremely popular. The flowers are a good rich yellow with darker, almost golden backs to the petals. They are shapely and full of petals and borne in well-spaced clusters. All the roses we sell are field-grown and lifted when conditions are at their optimum to ensure strong, quality plants and are potted-up as soon as they are received into the nursery. This ensures that the roots do not dry out and gives the plant the best start. Therefore, do not be surprised if the soil falls away from the root when planting, particularly during the winter and early spring months. We use a high quality commercial compost mix when potting our roses and recommend you incorporate this into the planting hole when planting out in the garden.

This variety bears sweetly scented, orange-blended flowers almost continuously throughout the summer. A good, medium-sized rose suitable for smaller gardens and larger alike and can also be grown successfully in large containers on the patio.

Rose of the Year 1987. A well-formed variety with good scent and rich, velvety-red flowers throughout summer.

A deciduous shrub with dissected, purple-black, lacy foliage producing, flat umbels of tiny, pinkish flowers in summer with a grape-like fragrance. often followed by purple-black berries.

A slow-growing, deciduous grass forming dense clumps of upright, slightly arching, bright green leaves and silvery-grey flower spikelets from summer into autumn.

A clump-forming perennial with deeply-divided basal foliage producing globular, lemon-yellow flowers on long stems in late spring and summer.

Perfect for creating natural paths Reduces the need to weed Reduces the need to water Adds a smart finish to the garden Made from renewable resources, FSC® certified

A clump-forming perennial producing tall, spiny spikes of purple-hooded white flowers in summer above long, deeply-cut, dark green basal foliage.

A bushy shrub with yellow-green, lobed leaves in spring flushed salmon pink turning shades of yellow and orange in autumn. Rich, golden-yellow and orange coloured stems.

A deciduous shrub with spreading branches of light red-purple leaves in spring, becoming deeper coloured as they mature.

A slow-growing, deciduous shrub, forming a dome of lacy, green foliage in spring becoming gold and orange in autumn.

A medium-sized, deciduous shrub with feathery, garnet-coloured leaves turning brighter in autumn with purple flowers in summer followed by red fruits.

A large, bushy, deciduous shrub with deep red-purple leaves in spring and summer turning crimson in autumn.

A medium-sized, deciduous shrub with deeply-incised, light green foliage with red tinges turning red and orange-yellow in autumn.