Clematis 'Broughton Star' looks fantastic climbing over trellis and pergolas, walls and fences, quickly covering a large area with pretty blooms. Given a prestigious RHS AGM for its garden performance, Clematis 'Broughton Star' produces an abundance of double and semi-double pink flowers with dark pink veins, in May and June. The young leaves of this vigorous climber emerge with bronze tints, later turning to deep green. Height: 7m (22'). Spread: 2m (6.5'). Pruning group: 1.
If you are looking for a fast-growing, hardy tree with a compact, upright habit and dense, evergreen foliage, this Yew is a good choice. Taxus x media 'Hicksii' is a female variety and can be grown into an attractive hedge. However, it can also be left unpruned to become a spectacular, upright specimen. The plant looks particularly striking when it bears bright red berries, which stand out against its dark leaves. Like all Yews, it boasts versatility and adaptability, for it can be grown in sunlight or shade and will thrive in most soil types. This conifer is therefore an extremely practical choice for cottage and woodland gardens. Height: 8m (25'). Spread: 3m (10').
Grown for its tiny purple spring flowers and colourful red purple foliage that turns fiery crimson in autumn. This beautiful Acer makes a superb specimen tree with a slow growing, compact rounded habit that makes it well suited to growing in small gardens and containers.
Dicentra, or Lamprocapnos as they are now known, are a cottage garden favourite. Commonly called Bleeding Hearts for their dangling spring blooms, they make a fine addition to a damp, shaded spot where they will return year after year.
One of the prettiest, large flowering clematis. With a mixture of double, semi-double and single blooms on one plant, the first flush coming in late spring and a second round of blooms by September. Growing to around 2 metres it's an ideal size for a garden archway, trellis or pergola. Supplied in 3 litre pots.
Clematis 'Pink Fantasy' bears delicate pink flowers, with darker pink stripes and gorgeous cream and magenta anthers, in mid to late summer. This hardy climbing perennial is a free-flowering variety with a neat, compact habit, making it the ideal choice for planting in a container. It is also happy growing up a trellis or against a pergola; for a subtle contrast try planting through shrubs and roses. Clematis 'Pink Fantasy' is extremely simple to look after and will thrive in any garden, large or small. Height: 2.5m (8' 2). Spread: 1m (3' 2) Pruning group: 3.
It?s never been so easy to create a professional looking display! This striking collection of Tulips is perfect for planting en masse throughout beds and borders.
A hardy perennial that is ideal for patio planters and the front of garden borders, Veronica 'Bubblegum Candles', has upright, short, pink flower spikes, that are great for attracting bees and butterflies.
Pansies have long been a popular choice for British gardeners, due to their reliability and prettiness. Pansy 'Coolwave Berries 'n' Cream Mix' is two lovely varieties that look great planted next to each other.
Clematis 'Mikelite', which features deep mauve/purple blooms with a subtle dark stripe through each petal and creamy white anthers, looks outstanding when grown against dark green or even yellow shades. This hardy perennial climber is a modern viticella hybrid strain that is very easy to grow and maintain, flowering between July and September. It is perfectly suited to growing in pots and containers and can also be trained up a trellis or against a pergola; it is even happy to scramble through your other garden plants in the border. For an exceptional colour display, we recommend growing Clematis 'Mikelite' with a yellow-flowering Clematis or a climbing pink rose. Height: 2.5m (8' 2). Spread: 1m (3' 3). Pruning group: 3.
With bright, magenta pink blooms, Buddeja ?Octopus? will be the highlight of your patio this summer. This compact shrub has been bred for a branching habit. Buddlejas flower at the branch tips, so more branches means even more flowers!
A cheery array of free-flowering Primroses in every bicolour imaginable ? some with dainty picotee edges, others with a bright circle of colour at the centre of each bloom! Primrose 'Arizona Bicolor' makes a wondrous display that will bring a traditional cottage garden feel to the garden each spring.
During early summer Clematis 'Richard Pennell' will clothe walls, trellises and fences with an abundance of blue-purple blooms which can be up to 13cm (5) across. Later in the season, in September, when other plants are coming to the end of their 'time in the sun' Clematis 'Richard Pennell' will be back with another display demonstrating why this popular variety is a worthy holder of an RHS AGM for exceptional garden performance. Height: 3m (10'). Spread: 1m (3') Pruning group: 2.
Give your garden the ?wow? factor in spring with the luxuriant blooms of Tulip ?Ice Cream Duo?. This pair of peony-flowered varieties make perfect planting partners, bringing opulence to beds, borders and patio containers.
Clematis 'Étoile Violette', also known in English as 'Violet Star', is a Clematis created by Francisque Morel in France, in 1885. This classic, RHS Award of Garden Merit variety has beautiful violet purple flowers, with yellow stamens in the centres, all through June, July and August. It is perfect for a bare garden wall or fence, that gets plenty of sun. Very easy to maintain, just prune back to ground level in late autumn. Height: 5m (15'). Spread: 1.5m (5'). Pruning group: 3.
A sumptuous collection of lavish double Petunias with swirling petals and a fabulous colour range. Petunia 'Frills & Spills'?? show excellent weather resistance. British bred, for the British climate, these resilient trailing Petunias have become a firm favourite with our customers.
Calibrachoa ?Million Bells Series? remain as popular as ever, thanks to their superb garden performance. With superior vigour, Calibrachoa 'Million Bells Yellow' produce well branched plants with an abundance of trumpet-shaped, golden flowers throughout t
The papery blooms of Xerochrysum 'Granvia® Gold' are irresistibly tactile. The crispy petals feel like dried flowers even before they are cut! This magnificent variety boasts particularly big, golden blooms that develop a deep orange centre as they mature.