We have a fantastic range of Alpine varieties available - from Ajuga through Phlox to Veronica. |
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We can supply a comprehensive range of low growing colourful foliage plants, suitable for use in carpet bedding displays to allow you to create your own displays. |
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A wonderful collection of hardy Grasses, Acorus, Carex and Festuca and more. |
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We have a fantastic range of Alpine varieties available - from Ajuga through Phlox to Veronica. |
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We are proud to be able to offer such a range of Hardy and Herbaceous Perennial plants. Ideal for the container or for planting in the border, bank or bed. |
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We offer a selection of plants which are ideal for sale and planting in to the container from summer into the autumn months. Most varieties flower in autumn or the following spring and summer. |
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A Collection of Ornamental Plants which Look Great and Smell Fantastic! |
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Aloe, Crassula and Pachyphytum to name a few, perfect for gravel gardens, paved areas and rockeries. |
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This range includes an extensive list of flowering plants particularly suitable for the bowl, basket, raised bed or in some cases for the border. These are usually available to purchase between January and June ready to pot-up for sale from early spring to summer. |
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This range includes an extensive list of foliage plants particularly suitable for the bowl, basket, raised bed or in some cases for the border. These are usually available to purchase between January and June ready to pot-up for sale from early spring to summer. |
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This selection of vegetables have been "hand picked" either as classic, popular or more unusual hybrid varieties. These are great quality items at good value and offer potentially good returns for the retailer.
Note: F1 hybrids have generally been bred to be more uniform, higher quality and more consistent in plant and fruit. |
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The Wollemi Pine is one of the world's oldest and rarest plants dating back to the time of the dinosaurs. With less than 100 adult trees known to exist in the wild, the Wollemi Pine is now the focus of extensive research to safeguard its survival. |
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