Euonymus Fortunei Emerald ‘n’ Gold

Looking for colour that lasts all year? Euonymus ‘Emerald 'n' Gold’ delivers with bold variegated foliage—bright golden yellow edged in rich green, with a pink tinge in winter. Tough, tidy,…

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Fargesia Rufa

Fargesia is one of the best types of bamboos as it is short and has many small canes, and a much more delicate appearance than more thuggish members of the…

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Strawberry Red Gauntlet

A heavy cropping mid-season strawberry with sweet bright red berries in midsummer then often again in autumn, and good disease resistance. It’s a great strawberry for growing in the ground,…

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Echinacea Prairie Compact White

Echinacea purpurea ‘Prairie Compact White’ Overview:A compact powerhouse of colour and resilience, Echinacea ‘Prairie Compact White’ offers elegant, pure white daisy-like blooms with a striking golden centre. This compact variety…

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Rhodanthemum ‘Casablanca’ – Atlas daisy

A low-growing mounding plant awash with pure white daisy flowers topping wiry silver-grey stems and pretty, filigreed foliage. This Mediterranean-style perennial is idea at the front of a sunny border,…

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Polemonium ‘Heaven Scent’ – Jacob’s ladder

This mounding perennial sends up long, purple-green stems of bell-shaped violet-blue flowers in spring. It’s delicately perfumed and the foliage is attractively fern-like. A lovely looking plant that will thrive…

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Nemesia Vanilla

A sweet little plant awash with small, open, tiny snapdragon-like flowers in a pale pinky cream with a splash of yellow at the centre. Beautifully scented too. This is a…

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Euonymus Japonicus Benkomoki

This upright evergreen shrub has small, glossy green leaves that are bright green when young. Insignificant flowers open in spring, but it’s grown primarily for its lush, clippable foliage. An…

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