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A small, evergreen shrub with oblong, grey-green leaves edged red producing pale mauve flowers in summer, fading to white.

A bushy, woody perennial with aromatic green leaves, producing open racemes of hooded, velvety, deep blue-purple flowers in summer.

A compact and clump-forming perennial with broad, lance-shaped, dark-green leaves producing dense racemes of saucer-shaped, white flowers in summer.

A compact, tufted, clump-forming perennial grass with narrow, yellow-cream striped leaves becoming pale brown in winter.

A small, evergreen shrub with slightly wavy, sticky foliage and bearing plentiful white flowers in summer with crimson blotches at the base of each petal.

Beautiful white lacecap flowers often with the slightest hint of pink along the entire length of its stems, this Garland Hydrangea creates a light, airy appearance, blooming over a long period from early summer into autumn. Awarded Plant of the Year at the 2018 RHS Chelsea Flower Show, this really is a showstopper of a plant that sets itself aside from other hydrangeas. It truly is in a league of its own.

An evergreen grass forming a tussock of narrow, dark green foliage and bearing feathery panicles of silvery purple flowers in summer. If in flower these plants will be cut down to around 30cm in height, prior to packing. 

A large deciduous shrub or small tree with large, deeply lobed, dark green leaves and bearing edible fruits in hot summers which start green then become purple-brown once ripened. Figs tend to fruit best when grown in a restricted space.

A compact perennial, doubling its spread by its second year of growth. Greyish-green, toothed, aromatic leaves clothe the stems and densely-packed blue flowers with dark purple calyces are borne on upright spikes in summer and autumn.

EXTRA LARGE PEONIES. These fantastic 5-8 eye field grown plants are more than twice the size of our usual premium 3-5 eye plants and almost invariably flower in their first year provided they have been planted correctly. Ideal for those impatient gardeners (and who isn't) who just cannot wait to see wonderful peony flowers as soon as possible! A fine and handsome peony with large globe shaped flowers of intense crimson red with a few frilly petals in the centre. This classic french peony has long straight stems which makes it excellent for cutting, the blooms lasting a long time in water and their fragrance filling a room. Grows to around 85cm in height and rarely needs staking.(Doriat 1924)

Pretty, purple, pincushion-like flowers on branching stems in summer and autumn.

A semi-evergreen shrub with glossy, small leaves which from June bears plentiful, small, fragrant, tubular pink flowers.

Small creeping evergreen fern forming neat clumps of small fronds. Ideal for covering the ground in a damp space in part or full shade.

A densely-tufted evergreen grass with arching, dark green to greyish-green leaves producing short spikes of greenish-brown flowers in summer.

EXTRA LARGE PEONIES. These fantastic 5-8 eye field grown plants are more than twice the size of our usual premium 3-5 eye plants and almost invariably flower in their first year provided they have been planted correctly. Ideal for those impatient gardeners (and who isn't) who just cannot wait to see wonderful peony flowers as soon as possible! The most famous and best loved of all garden peonies. Large double flowers of apple blossom pink which are very sweetly perfumed  A taller peony often growing to 95cm, so it is ideal for the back of the border although it may sometimes need staking. This is probably the most widely grown cut flower peony in the world, flowers are freely produced often to the end of June so it is great for extending the flowering season. The Sarah Bernhardt peony was introduced in 1906 by the French breeder Monsieur Lemoine and named after Sarah Bernhardt, a French actress - some say the most famous actress the world has ever known. She actually had a coffin in which she often slept instead of a bed, as she believed it helped her understand her many tragic roles. . The saying "doing a Sarah Bernhardt" refers to having a melodramatic moment, a tribute to Sarah's extraordinary talent for tragic drama. 

(Saunders 1949). One of the most sought after cultivars and one that we have not been able to offer for sale for several years. Medium size flowers of bright copper rose, a delicacy of colour which is rarely found. Makes a bushy shrub with quite finely dissected foliage which is tinged red at the edges. A fine plant.

A small, bushy evergreen shrub with narrow, dull green leaves and bearing bright purplish-pink flowers splashed with maroon at the base, in summer.

An evergreen perennial with rich green, glossy leaves bearing dull purple flowers flushed yellow in summer. The native Gladwyn iris. Mainly grown for its brilliant scarlet orange seed pods which can last all winter. The smell of its crushed foliage has been likened to that of roast beef! Thrives in any soil including pure chalk and in deep shade.

An upright, evergreen shrub with glossy, leathery, dark purple to dark green leaves deeply divided into three, narrowly-toothed leaflets.

Clusters of deep pink buds opening to pale pink flowers in upright spikes in summer with aromatic foliage.

An evergreen perennial forming a large clump of silvery, sword-shaped leaves, producing panicles of small, greenish flowers in summer, occasionally followed by orange berries on female plants.

A spreading, deciduous shrub with small, glossy, dark green leaves smothered in small, white flowers in May, followed by masses of small, red berries in autumn with the foliage turning orange-red before falling.

A compact, evergreen perennial forming a clump of red-tinted young leaves, becoming green and producing sprays of small orange-and-yellow flowers in spring.

A fast-growing, deciduous climber producing clusters of sweetly fragrant white flowers, flushed pink in summer.