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A compact, tufted, semi-evergreen grass with bright green to yellow-green foliage, producing slender upright stems with spike-like panicles of creamy flowers from mid-spring into summer.

A popular cultivar with delightful semi-double, filled, apricot-coloured flowers, tinged pink on slender burgundy stems from late spting throughout the summer above a neat mound of green basal foliage.

(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 compact and mound-forming evergreen shrub with oval, glossy, grey-green foliage with creamy-white margins with the entire leaf turning maroon in winter. Produces small, fragrant, purple flowers in late spring and early summer followed by dark grey seed capsules.

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

A lovely evergreen shrub with masses of ruffled, rose-pink flowers borne in late winter and early spring. Camellias are best grown in a sheltered position. They really like acidic soil, but can happily be grown in containers using ericaceous compost.

A compact and dense, evergreen shrub with purple young shoots. The leaves are dark green and heavily margined white. In spring and summerit bears small white flowers which are followed by red berries in autumn and winter.

Rose of the Year 1986. The flowers of this rose are beautiful and dainty-pale pink with a hint of salmon on the upper side of the petals and paler towards the centre. The flowers start as elegant little buds, opening out very quickly and nearly flat. It has neat and very small, mid-green, semi-glossy leaves and a bushy habit of growth. An excellent plant for containers and the front of the border. 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.

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

A perennial coneflower producing intensely purple-pink flowers with narrow, pointed rays which are held either flat or slightly up-curving, around a central orange-brown cone from midsummer into autumn.

A large, evergreen shrub forming a dome to around 1.5m in height. Narrow green foliage with creamy midribs that take on red tinged in autumn, producing clusters of honey-scented flowers from early 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.

Specially formulated for growing acid-loving or lime-hating plants High iron formula for greener, healthier leaves Special balance of nutrients for stronger, healthier plants Perfect for plants in pots, containers, beds and borders

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 compact, deciduous grass forming a clump of narrow, green leaves producing feathery pale-brown flowerheads in autumn.

A bushy, semi-evergreen perennial with green, lance-shaped leaves, producing racemes of small, tubular, purple flowers in summer and early autumn.

A vigorous, spreading perennial with dramatic, grey-green, heart-shaped leaves and bearing pale yellow, hooded flowers from May right through until September. 

A large, tufted, evergreen grass with arching linear green leaves and bearing long, oat-like, purplish flowers in summer maturing to gold.

A vigorous twining climber producing dense trusses of fragrant, pale blue-purple flowers in spring.

A tuberous perennial with arrow-shaped, flossy green leaves heavily veined with white producing large, greenish-yellow spathes in summer followed by red-orange berries in autumn.

A large, spreading, evergreen shrub which whilst it can attain a large size over time, can easily be pruned after flowering to maintain a managable size and shape. In late spring into summer, it bears masses of clusters of small, blue flowers which look fantastic against its dark green, glossy, small foliage.