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An upright perennial or biennial with a rosette of dark green leaves and tall racemes of bell-shaped, yellow-brown flowers in summer.

A truly superb garden plant. Fabulous new fronds are copper coloured, broad and glossy. This majestic fern forms a large clump growing up to 60cm in height and spread, and thrives in good light and moist soil. It is evergreen in a mild winter. You could call it "essential!"

A dwarf, evergreen shrub with needle-like green leaves tipped cream in spring and bearing pale pink flowers from winter to spring which darken with age.

Slender branching stems of small purple flowers with near white centres and a halo of purple veins in late spring and early summer.

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

A compact evergreen shrub with narrow, dark green leaves and small clusters of fragrant off-white flowers in the leaf axils in late spring and early summer.

Pendulous clusters of richly fragrant lilac-pink flowers in summer.

A clump-forming evergreen perennial with dark green, strap-like foliage, producing rounded clusters of trumpet-shaped, white flowers with purple bases. An unusual and highly decorative cultivar.

Evergreen shrub with glossy, dark green leaves and bearing peony-like, white flowers in late winter and early spring. Camellias require acidic soil but may be grown as specimen container plants in ericaceous compost.

One of the finest specimen ferns forming a large single crown of tall fronds which emerge from a black crown. Height up to 80cm. Thrives in part shade and moist soil. This is one of those "Must-have" plants.

The traditional Christmas Tree with a classical triangular shape with short, light green needles with a classic pine fragrance. As with all cut Christmas trees we recommend that you place it in a purpose-made Christmas Tree stand with a water reservoir. Check and top up the water daily and keep away from sources of heat to help minimise needle-drop. All our trees are sourced and freshly-cut from a specialist local Somerset farm so you can be assured of the freshest trees available and know they haven't travelled hundreds of miles to get to your living room.

Fast-growing climber with profuse white flowers through summer into autumn.

An evergreen shrub with glossy, dark green leaves and in late spring bearing fragrant, white to pale pink flowers in domed clusters followed by red fruits, ripening to black in autumn.

An evergreen shrub or small tree with purple young stems and spiky, glossy bright green leaves margined yellow. In spring it bears small white flowers and then during autumn and winter, bright red berries.

An evergreen tree or large shrub with glossy dark green leaves with velvety brown undersides producing richly fragrant, large, bowl-shaped cream flowers in summer and autumn.

A woody perennial with aromatic, bright glden-yellow foliage producing light pink tubular flowers in summer and autumn.

An evergreen shrub with masses of fragrant pink-flushed flowers in summer.

A clump-forming perennial with upright habit with finely divided, dark green, aromatic foliage and bearing flat clusters of orange-red flowers throughout summer.

A compact herbaceous perennial with small, dark green, hairy leaves and branched clusters of blue flowers with purple bracts.

An evergreen shrub with glossy, dark green leaves, producing semi-double, scarlet-red flowers from late winter into spring.

An upright, branching perennial with simple, lobed foliage producing thistle-like flowers in summer.

An evergreen shrub with small, eliptic to lance-shaped foliage with a spreading habit and bearing mauve flowers from April right throughout the summer. Hebes can get damaged by harsh frosts, so it is always advisable to plant in a sheltered position and offer some winter protection when the weather is particularly cold.

Such a cool name! Purple Spider has both extraordinary form and exceptional colour. The flowers are large and fully double. The broad outer petals are rich fucshia purple, with a centre of narrower spidery fuchsia-purple petals which billow out as the flower matures. The tip of each petal often develops a white tip. A distinctive peony which becomes a marvellous talking point. Grows to around 85cm in height. These are premium grade 3-5 eye field grown plants, of which a high proportion will flower in their first year. Smaller 2-3 eye plants frequently offered elsewhere may sometimes take several years to flower.  

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