This unbelievable pack of 75 easy-to-grow and highly desirable fritillary bulbs will create vibrant, contemporary displays for your garden, patio or decking. If these are planted in autumn, they will begin to flourish in early spring, providing a spectrum of colours sure to impress and inspire anyone who sees them from April to May. Fritillaries are the aristocracy of bulbs, with exotic blooms produced in a spectrum of colours and shapes. This collection includes: 40 x Fritillaria uva-vulpis - Also known as Fox's Grape, Fritillaria uva-vulpis have delicate, bell-shaped flowers. The stunning purple blooms reveal a golden yellow centre. Grows to 20cm height. 30 x Fritillaria meleagris mixed - A stunning mix of colours from purple to white, Fritillaria meleagris is also known as Snakeshead due to its unusual checkerboard markings. Ideal for creating border displays. Grows to 25cm height. 3 x Fritillaria persica - This fritillary has unusual dark-purple, bell-shaped flowers, and is one of the easiest to grow. Grows to 100cm height. 2 x Crown Imperial - Also known as Fritillaria imperialis, this stately plant flowers impactfully from April onwards and is so named because of its whorl of leaves on the top of the blooms, which look like a crown. Grows to 120cm height.
Primrose Rainbow is a customer favourite, and it is easy to see why! A hardy outdoor variety with a long flowering period running from late Winter through to early Spring. This lovely Primrose will bring bright, cheery colour to your borders, pots and containers with its dazzling mix of red, yellow, blue, white, and pink blooms. It will continue to perform, in all but the most extreme of weather.
Pansy Cascadia XL is an improved variety of an old favourite which will look beautiful in your hanging baskets. The extra large flowers come in a mix of yellow, purple and red hues and will gently cascade over the sides of pots and hanging baskets.
Begonia Compacta will make a bright and colourful addition to your summer floral displays. In a range of fabulous shades of pinks, reds, yellows, and whites, they burst into life from May and last all the way through to the first frost in November, creating a perfect contrast against the lovely green foliage. With their non-stop flowering and ability to happily grow in shady spots, Begonia Compacta is a superb choice for your borders and containers. Supplied as a pack of 60 pro+ plug plants, ready to grow on before planting out.
Begonia Sahara will fill your summer garden with fabulous flowers and beautiful colours from May all the way through to November. Sahara will produce clusters of small, delicate flowers in stunning shades of red, pink, and white colours that stand proud on top of attractive bronze and green foliage. Begonias are very easy to grow and have good all-weather tolerance and impressive flowering habit making it a superb choice in your borders. Supplied as a pack of 60 pro+ plug plants, ready to grow on before planting out.
'Polka' is simpy the best garden grown raspberry you can get. That's a bold claim, but it combines quick first year fruiting being a primocane variety, with exceptional large fruit sizes and big big yields well into the Autumn. Primocane raspberries are the big gardeners' breakthrough - they produce fruit on NEW stems, so you get fruit in the same year as you plant them, rather than wait a year for old-fashioned types. And planting them as 'short cane', where they are cut back to 25cm or so above ground level means they require less support to get going. 'Polka' yields up to 5lbs (2.2Kg) PER plant once establsihed, so you can look forward to picking big juicy crops of raspberries form August well into October, as this Autumn fruiting special keeps on fruiting. If you are going to grow raspberries, make sure it's 'Polka'...
The hip n trendy Zamioculcas is the plant that is on everyone's wish list. Stylish and incredibly easy to look after, there's no wonder that it's become a social media superstar! This easy-going houseplant is one of the most forgiving that you can grow. It's OK if you forget to water it, tolerates low light, rarely needs feeding and shrugs off pests and disease - what's not to love?!! Zamioculcas zamiifolia is a member of the Arum (Araceae) family and is more widely known as the (much more pronounceable) ZZ plant. It's an evergreen houseplant with thick, succulent stems fringed with glossy, feathered leaves - a real sight to behold! Perfect for a sunny windowsill out of direct sunlight, the ZZ plant is so easy to grow that it's virtually indestructible, with a cast-iron constitution that makes it ideal for almost any position in the home. It'll put up with a degree of neglect almost without adverse effects - perfect if you occasionally forget to water your plants! Supplied as a 60cm tall (including nursery pot) specimen plant. Please note that the decorative pot is not included, see 'as supplied' photo.
This is the perfect plant to enjoy as you sit in your garden on long summer evenings! It's an Australian native and evergreen so will be covered in glossy leaves througout the year - through summer gorgeous carmine throated fragrant trumpet blooms smother the plant. As a climbing vine it will need some support and the perfect way to grow it is on an obelisk in a large planter so it can be placed in the perfect position. It's easy to care for and remains neat and tidy unlike some other climbers, just needing moderate watering, the occasional feed and plenty of sunshine! It's not fully hardy so this enables your specimen plant to be moved to a frost free place in the coldest months.
This is a fabulous new colour addition to the amazing Bottlebrush family. No prizes for guessing where they get their name from - their classic spring flowers zing with intense colour. Usually red, this is the first widely available pink, and what a neon-pink it is too! Each flower is made up of thousands of thin stamens, each pollen rich, so become a mecca for bees and butterflies early in the season. Flowering in spring and early summer, it is great to attract early season pollinators to fruit - and sometimes has a mini flush of flowers again in autumn. Grow in a pot in a warm and sunny spot, in a well-drained mix. A half-hardy shrub, give winter protection in colder, windier spots, as early leaves and growth can be damaged.
One of the best yellow roses released, and thus awarded an RHS Award of Garden Merit, Rosa 'Climbing Arthur Bell' is repeat flowering right up until autumn, with large, golden-yellow floribunda blooms and glossy green foliage - it will look wonderful wherever you decide to plant it. Perfect for growing in containers and small spaces, this robust, semi-double rose is a real winner. Make sure you plant it somewhere that you can enjoy its strong rose-fragrance which sets the blooms off beautifully. As a recipient of an RHS AGM, you can be sure that this is a garden-worthy plant which will perform as expected. Climbing Roses bring height and a sense of plenty to the garden, where they are normally grown along house walls and fences but are also perfect for growing up obelisks, arches and trellises. Growing to a height of around 3m, Arthur Bell will repeat flower throughout the year, adding much needed colour to the garden when other plants have finished. Supplied as a freshly potted, professional quality plant in a 3L pot, growing to a height of 3m.
Sempervivums, the iconic houseleek, were the mainstay of 70's municipal borders and park displays, but today, they have worked their magic and are making a welcome return to our gardens, as people realise that they are a real multipurpose plant. Be part of this succulent revolution and buy your now - let yourself be won over by these fascinating, low-maintenance perennials. Sempervivums form rosettes of colourful, fleshy leaves and are low growing, making them extremely popular as a living carpet of green and an ideal candidate for green roofs and living walls - a welcome addition to any garden because of their colours and diversity of form. Also known as hen and chicks because the freely produced offsets gather around the mother plant in much the same way as chicks around a mother hen. Sempervivums are drought tolerant and will take a roothold in the narrowest of cracks - hence their common name, as they were once used to plug gaps in leaking roofs. Recommended as an ideal plant to spearhead the need to adapt our gardens to be more responsive to climate change. This resurgence in popularity has been driven in part by their undemanding nature - they're very much a 'plant-it-and-leave-it' type of plant - easy to grow and a doddle to maintain, fully winter hardy and produce multiple new plants every year. As a bonus during the summer, the mature rosettes throw out spikes topped with star shaped flowers which insects love, plus they produce offsets, or new plants, every season that are simple to separate and grow as new specimens. Really easy to grow and a favourite with kids, Sempervivums require a well-drained soil in full sun, tolerating drought when established. Supplied as a collection of 6 named plants, 1 of each variety. Please note that varieties may change throughout the year, depending on availability.
The perfect way to start off your young plants outdoors, this cloche will give them all the protection they'll need from the elements as well as from birds, cats, flying insects and other pests. Use it to grow seedlings, or keep it in place to protect salad crops or strawberries. Thanks to their clever design, they provide the perfect growing environment for your tender young plants. Rainwater is collected in the built-in reservoir to help stop plants from drying out between waterings and the crystal clear plastic lets in the maximum amount of sunshine and warmth, with two adjustable vents helping to control air flow and temperature. When the ends are fitted, the cloche becomes entirely enclosed, guarding against all manner of pests. Made from clear plastic and supplied with 12 securing stakes, they can be extended by joining them together with additional cloches. Main cloche size: W40cm (16in) L86cm (3ft) H22cm (9in). Cloche ends: W41cm (16in) L21.5cm (8.5in) H22cm (9in).
We are still completely blown away by this, when we stumbled across this new concept of fruiting Cherry trees one drizzly winter's day in Northern Holland in 2016. It is revolutionising commercial Cherry cropping. This is simply a completely new way to grow cherries, one which were it not for the persistence of an enthusiastic breeder may never have seen the light of day. It is simply the first bush cherry, as opposed to a tree, so forms a nice neat clump of many fruiting branches right from the base - and as a result does not get too tall, and makes picking really easy - as well as netting from pesky birds. It still has fabulous sweet flavour to rival market leading 'Stella', it yields well, and is 100% self-fertile, and has the iconic spring cherry blossom too - so makes the perfect garden cherry. If pruned hard each summer, it can be kept very compact, and can even produce big crops of fruit. Be one of the first to see what all the excitement is about...
A wonderful feature tree for home gardens, the Salix 'Kilmarnock' is a beautiful dwarf tree with waterfalls of dark-green leaves smothered in golden catkins in the spring. Forming a dome-shape, like a beautiful waterfall centrepiece, the long stems hang and gently wave in the breeze throughout the year, whilst bright-golden furry catkins liven things up in the spring time. Ideal for growing in the ground or in containers that can be moved into position on a patio, terrace or even a balcony, this dwarf tree will stay compact and neat but bring a real unique feature to even the smallest of gardens. A stunning solution to creating instant impact in a small space, this weeping willow will create a real talking point next spring!Supplied as a grafted standard tree, approx. 70cm tall in a 17cm pot, ready to plant out.
Flowering for several months, Viola Teardrops is incredibly prolific and will produce masses of dainty flowers in a mix of gorgeous and eye-catching colours. Ideal for ground cover and hanging baskets in time they will cascade over the edge for a stunning displays that start in September and last all the way through to March.
A repeat flowering, floribunda rose with large, double blooms of warm apricot-orange, 'Precious Amber' produces clusters of large, lightly scented flowers from June to September. New leaves emerge a vibrant bronze-red, adding to the spring beauty of this rose. Easy to grow and with a robust habit, its compact size means that Precious Amber is an excellent candidate for pots, so you don't even need a large garden to grow it - ideal for busy gardeners or those with less space. Supplied as a freshly potted, professional quality plant in a 3L pot, growing to a height of 75cm.
Professional Easy Fill Hanging Baskets - The Secret To The Biggest, Most Spectacular And Longest Lasting Displays!Specially designed for use by professional growers, these truly amazing Easy Fill Hanging Baskets are now available for home gardeners so you too can grow the most incredible displays. Their unique construction allows you to plant from the outside in, passing each plant through pre-formed apertures without any root damage whatsoever. Once in place, you simply slip a lattice gate in to position and it will hold the plant with the roots inside and the leaves and flowers outside - in both cases perfectly unharmed by the process! Unlike regular baskets with plastic liners, the Easy Fill Hanging Basket allows the roots of your plants to breathe and ensures each has enough space to reach its full potential. Once fully planted - top, sides and bottom, the visual impact is immediate, stunning and long lasting.Easy Fill baskets really are the last baskets you will ever need to buy - re-use them year after year, and get professional results every time! Each basket accomodates 13.5L compost.
This beautiful light-salmon coloured tea rose will provide fantastic outdoor style with its timeless, classic charm. Numerous, fragrant blooms, each with a light apricot blush to the petals create a beautiful cottage-garden feel and add colour to patio pots and containers or fill up gaps in beds and borders. Repeat flowering, it will bloom from June to October year after year and you don't have to be a professional to be able to grow it - it really is incredibly easy to grow, especially thanks to its disease resistance, so perfect for the home gardener. Hybrid Tea Roses are renowned for their perfect, pointed buds - they have that typical rose bud shape that is so valued in bouquets and vases. A single stem usually has just one flower with very few leaves at the base and this, along with their colourful shades, make them perfect for cutting. Supplied as a freshly potted, professional quality plant in a 3L pot, growing to a height of 1m.
Acer palmatum 'Orange Dream' is a striking acer which boasts an ever-changing spectacle of colour throughout the year. Fully hardy even in the coldest winters, Acer Orange Dream will explode with incredible colour in spring with bright orange new growth.The stunning, ever-changing foliage of this Japanese maple changes colour throughout the year, producing an amazing variety of tones at different seasons, bright orange in spring, greenish in summer and orange yellow in the autumn.Even in winter, when it loses its leaves, Orange Dream continued to thrill with its interesting, bright green bark. This beautiful and highly desirable Acer shrub is slow growing and difficult to propagate so can often be very expensive, so we're delighted to be able to bring this garden gem to you. A great specimen shrub this Japanese Maple is slow growing and easy to maintain, ideal for small gardens or large containers so anyone can grow it even where space and time is limited.Fully deserving its coveted RHS Award of Garden Merit, you can be sure that this is a proven garden performer, guaranteed to be suitable for UK gardeners at every level of experience. You can therefore plant this in the garden with confidence, for stunning displays for many years to come.Supplied as an established plant in a 3L pot, Acer 'Orange Dream' will grow to around 3m over 20 years, often smaller if restricted in a container. plants are dormant in winter, so no leaves from approx. October until March.
This stunning Acer is guaranteed to make an impact in your garden for years to come. Fully hardy even in the coldest weather, they lose their leaves in winter, only to burst with incredible colour in spring. The stunning foliage changes colour throughout the year, producing an amazing array of colours in Autumn.Acer 'Atropurpureum' has classic deep burgundy-purple leaves that turn a brilliant shade of bright red in Autumn, just before they fall. Acers are slow growing, making them ideal for growing in large pots or smaller gardens, where once planted, they are very easy to maintain, and reward you with gorgeous foliage displays for many years. They do well in light shade, as heat of the brightest summer sun can scorch the paler coloured leaves occasionally.