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Large, flat clusters of pure white, lacy flowers over a long period from June to October above fern-like foliage. A lovely plant for a wild garden. After flowering the seed can be collected and sown immediately to create more plants for the following season.

A bulbous perennial forming a clump of unusual greyish-green leaves producing solitary, bright rosy-pink flowers in late spring.

A mature plant of this astounding peony would be an amazing sight in your garden! Each flower tightly packed with vibrant yellow petals with each having a distinct red flare at the base. Broad and bright green leaves, it will make a dense domed shaped plant up to around 80cm in height and is unlikley to ever need staking. One of the very best modern peonies.

A French variety from the late 19th century producing delicious, melt-in-the-mouth pears. Good for storing, the fruits will keep for up to two months if harvested just before they are ripe.

A dessert pear producing yellow-green fruits with good flavour.

A vigorous, spreading, semi-evergreen perennial with attractive, purplish-green leaves and bearing rounded clusters of small, white flowers in summer and autumn.

A large bamboo producing pink shoots which develop into stout, yellow canes growing to around 6m tall, striped green in the grooves.

A strong-growing, weeping variety of Norway spruce with glossy, dark-green needles.

A compact, evergreen shrub with small, green leaves, edged white, turning pink in winter and spawning bright red new growth in spring followed by ivory white flowers. Pieris require acidic soil, but can also be grown in containers in ericaceous compost.

An elegant, slow-growing conifer with flaky red-brown bark and stiff, blue-green needle-like foliage.

A large, evergreen shrub with wavily-margined, bright green foliage and bearing maroon, honey-scented flowers in spring and summer. Can attain a height of 7m in time, but is easily pruned to keep it in check.

A lovely, evergreen shrub with pale green foliage edged in cream and pink and in early summer it often bears small, purple flowers which are slightly fragrant.

A great evergreen shrub with purple, wavy leaves and dark stems. Certainly a striking plant for the border or grown as a specimen owing to its dense, rounded habit. Pittosporums generally are best planted in a slightly sheltered aspect to prevent damage from cold, drying winds.

A slow-growing, dwarf conifer with densly-packed, narrow, blue-green foliage.

An unusual variety with drooping, trumpet-shaped yellow flowers tinged red in late spring and summer.

One of the softest of ferns forming a soft cushion of multilayered fronds. Height and spread perhaps up to 60cm. Slow growing but best in an open shady position in most soil types.

A narrow, deciduous tree with slightly fragrant, semi-double, pale pink flowers in spring with wonderful autumn colouring of the foliage to shades of orange and red.

A strong-growing, bushy shrub of upright habit with twisted, oblong, glossy, green leaves producing racemes of fragrant white flowers in spring, followed by cherry-like, red fruits, ripening to black.

A conical, deciduous tree with glossy, dark green leaves, with excellent autumn colour. Produces clusters of white flowers in spring followed by small, brown fruits in autumn.

An upright, bushy, evergreen shrub with large green leaves, producing clusters of funnel-shaped violet-blue, frilled flowers with a paler throat in early summer.

A compact, evergreen shrub with glossy green leaves producing plentiful white flowers with yellow markings in spring.

Stongly fragrant, fully double, yellow flowers from early summer into autumn. 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.

A small, suckering shrub with prickly stems and fern-like leaves producing creamy-white single flowers in early summer followed by black hips in autumn.

KILLS: Larvae and adult aphids (greenfly and blackfly), spider mites and whiteflies. FIGHTS: Existing infections of blackspot (useful reduction) and powdery mildew. PROTECTS: Plants against further disease infections. For best control of plant disease spray at first signs of disease and continue spraying regularly for the rest of the season.