• Our best value Clematis deal
• 3 Varieties chosen by us
• p9 pots need to be repotted, overwintered, and planted out in spring

• Six plants per bundle (varieties chosen by us)

• Six plants per bundle (at least 3 varieties)

• Colour: white, touch of pink
• Shape of flower: high centred, double
• Size of flower: large
• Scent: very fragrant
• Height: up to about 90 cm
• Flowering: repeat through summer
• Group: Hybrid Tea
• RHS AGM

9 Wildflower Species

Tray of Annual & Perennial Seedlings

• Will grow in any well drained soil, even poor and dry. Great for pots.
• Low maintenance.
• Excellent for wildlife.
• Several varieties can be used for tea, medicine and aroma.

• Size: Compact
• Colour: Golden/buttery yellow
• Shape (of flowers): Double
• Flower type: Repeat continuous
• Scent: Medium, myrrh
• Flowering: June-October
• Group: Floribunda bush
• Height: 75cm-1m
• Awards: RHS AGM, Rose of the Year 2010
• Good disease resistance

Eranthis hyemalis

• In the green: lifted & planted in spring.
• Flowering: Jan-March
• Golden Yellow
• RHS Award of Garden Merit

Ornamental Kiwi Vine

AKA Michurin actinidia

• Height x Spread: 6-8m x 6-8m
• Colour: Pink, White Green variegated foliage
• Flowering: Insignificant white flowers in June
• Scent: None
• Position: Full Sun
• RHS Award of Garden Merit

• Colour: Deep Pink
• Flower Size: 8-10 cms
• Type: Ball
• Cutting: Superb
• Height/Spread: 90 cm x 40 cm
• Flowering: July to October
• Planting Months: April-July

• Height: 4.5m
• Colour: Powder pink
• Shape: Small, semi-double flowers
• Scent: Light
• Flowering period: Once in summer
• Type: Rambling
• RHS Award of Garden Merit

African Lily of the Nile

• Evergreen
• Low maintenance ornamental
• Bright purple-blue flower umbels
• Blooms Jun-Sept 
• Suitable for pots
• Max. Height: 60cm
• Pot Grown: Year Round Delivery

African Lily of the Nile

• Evergreen
• Low maintenance ornamental
• White flower umbels
• Blooms Jun-Sept
• Suitable for pots
• Max. Height: 60cm
• Pot Grown: Year Round Delivery
• RHS Award of Garden Merit

African Lily of the Nile

• Evergreen
• Low maintenance ornamental
• White & violet flower umbels
• Blooms Jun-Sept
• Suitable for pots
• Max. Height: 60cm
• Pot Grown: Year Round Delivery
• RHS Award of Garden Merit

African Lily of the Nile

• Evergreen
• Low maintenance ornamental
• Deep purple, glossy flower umbels
• Blooms Jun-Sept
• Suitable for pots
• Max. Height: 60cm
• Pot Grown: Year Round Delivery

• Colour: Pink
• Flower Shape: Double
• Fragrance: Medium to strong.
• Flower Period: Repeating June-September
• Leaves: Dark green, glossy.
• Height x Spread: 4.5m x 3m.
• Recommended for shady sites

Lavandula angustifolia

• Use: For hedging, in containers or use as a herbaceous perennial
• Height: 75 cm Spread: 80 cm.
• Colour: White flowers
• Aspect: well drained and sunny
• Scent: strong, lavender
• Flowering: summer
• Leaves: evergreen, greenish-grey

• Height: 6m
• Colour: Creamy-white
• Shape: Full Double
• Scent: Strong
• Flowering period: Once in summer
• Type: Rambler
• RHS Award of Garden Merit

• Height: to 5m
• Spread: to 3m
• Colour: pale pink
• Shape of flower: loose
• Size of flower: medium
• Scent: highly scented
• Flowering: June-July
• Group: rambler
• Foliage: green with coppery new shoots
• RHS Award of Garden Merit

Alnus glutinosa

• Native tree. Grows v. fast. Loves wet sites. Adds nitrogen to soil.
• Sizes: Saplings & Big Standards.
• Rough hedging. Good tall screening.
• Max. Height: 20-25m
• Bareroot Delivery Only: Nov-Mar.

Alnus glutinosa

• Native tree. Grows v. fast. Loves wet sites & poor soil. Full sun. Adds nitrogen to soil.
• Sizes: Saplings & Big Standards.
• Good tall screening.
• Max. Height: 25m
• Bareroot Delivery Only: Nov-Mar.

Alnus incana Aurea

• Same as Alnus incana, with yellow leaves & pink catkins in spring.
• Ideal for very poor and wet soils
• Fixes nitrogen
• Max. Height: 20m
• Bareroot Delivery Only: Nov-Mar.
• RHS Award of Garden Merit

Alnus incana

• European tree. Grows v. fast. Loves sunny and wet sites. Adds nitrogen to soil.
• Sizes: Saplings & Big Standards
• Rough hedging. Good tall screening.
• Max. Height: 20m
• Bareroot Delivery Only: Nov-Mar.

Alnus incana

6/8 & 8/10cm Standard Trees

• European tree, grows v. fast
• Loves wet sites, fixes nitrogen
• Sizes: Saplings & Big Standards
• Ideal for very poor soils, suckers heavily
• Max. Height: 20m
• Bareroot Delivery Only: Nov-Mar.

Alnus cordata

• Loves wet sites.
• Sizes: Saplings & Standards
• Best Alder for hedges.
• Max. Height: 30m
• Bareroot Delivery Only: Nov-Mar.
• RHS Award of Garden Merit

Alnus cordata

• Likes wet sites, but tolerates almost any soil
• Lush, dark leaves, held late in year.
• Max. Height: 30m
• Sizes: Saplings & Standards
• Bareroot Delivery Only: Nov-Mar.
• Fixes nitrogen, prevents erosion
• RHS Award of Garden Merit

Alnus rubra

60-80cms Sapling Trees

• American tree.
• Grows v. fast. Loves wet sites.
• Adds nitrogen to soil, big catkins.
• Sizes: Saplings & Standards
• Rough hedging. Good tall screening.
• Max. Height: 20m
• Bareroot Delivery Only: Nov-Mar.

Alnus rubra

• American tree, grows v. fast, loves wet sites, adds nitrogen to soil, big catkins.
• Saplings & Standards.
• Big red catkins, early pollen for bees.
• Max. Height: 20+m
• Bareroot Delivery Only: Nov-Mar.

• Height: 1.2m
• Colour: Red
• Shape: Full Double
• Scent: Strong
• Flowering period: Repeat
• Type: Hybrid Tea

• Height: 1m
• Colour: Soft Pink
• Shape: Double
• Scent: Strong
• Flowering period: Repeat
• Type: Shrub

• Group: Climbing Hybrid Tea
• Colour: Azalea pink / Apricot
• Large, double flowers
• Height: 2.5-3m
• Scent: Medium, fruity & spicy
• Flowering: Prolific & repeating Jun-Oct
• Dark green leaves
• Not recommended for cutting
• RHS Award of Garden Merit

Decorative Hedging Collection

• Leaves & flowers provide year round colour.
• Attracts wildlife.
• Ideal garden hedging.
• Any well drained soil except chalk.
• Bareroot Delivery: Nov-Mar

• Colour: Mauve/violet
• Height: 60 cms
• Scent: Faint
• Flowering: May/June
• Bulb Size: 10/12 cms
• Planting Depth: 4 times the height of the bulb
• Planting Months: September - December

• Colour: Silvery Lilac
• Height: 40-60 cms
• Scent: Faint
• Flowering: May/June
• Bulb Size: 10/12 cms
• Planting Depth: 4 times the height of the bulb
• Planting Months: September - December
• RHS Award of Garden Merit

• Colour: Purple
• Height: 120-140 cms
• Scent: Mild
• Flowering: May/June
• Bulb Size: 18/20 cms
• Planting Depth: 4 x the bulb height
• Planting Months: September - December
• RHS Recommendation for Bees etc

• Colour: White
• Height: 70-80 cms
• Scent: Faint
• Flowering:June
• Bulb Size: 10/12 cms
• Planting Depth: 4 times the height of the bulb
• Planting Months: September - December

• RHS AGM
• Colour: Purple
• Height: 100 cms
• Scent: Mild
• Flowering: May/June
• Bulb Size: 10/12 cms
• Planting Depth: 4 x the bulb height
• Planting Months: September - December

• RHS AGM
• Colour: Rich Purple
• Height: 80-100 cms
• Scent: Faint
• Flowering: May/June
• Bulb Size: 10/12 cms
• Planting Depth: 4 times the height of the bulb
• Planting Months: September - December

• Colour: Wine Red
• Height: 90-100 cms
• Scent: Faint
• Flowering: May/June
• Bulb Size: 10/12 cms
• Planting Depth: 4 times the height of the bulb
• Planting Months: September - December

• Colour: Creamy white
• Height: 90 cms
• Scent: Faint
• Flowering: May/June
• Bulb Size: 10/12 cms
• Planting Depth: 4 times the height of the bulb
• Planting Months: September - December

• Colour: White
• Height: 60-70 cms
• Scent: Faint
• Flowering: May-July
• Bulb Size: 10/12 cms
• Planting Depth: 4 times the height of the bulb
• Planting Months: September - December
• RHS Recommendation for Bees etc

• Colour: Purple
• Height: 60-90 cms
• Scent: Faint
• Flowering: July/Aug
• Bulb Size: 5/6 cms
• Planting Depth: 4 times the height of the bulb
• Planting Months: September - December
• RHS Award of Garden merit

• Height: 2-3m
• Colour: Pink
• Shape: Double
• Scent: Strong
• Flowering period: Repeat
• Type: Small Climber
• RHS Award of Garden Merit

Mix of 3, 6 or 8 Varieties

• Ideal for rockeries & containers
• In flower approx March-Oct
• Low maintenance

• Colour: Apricot yellow.
• Shape: Semi-double
• Scent: Light
• Flowering: Repeating June-November
• Type: Shrub, Ground cover
• Very low maintenance
• Award-winning
• Size: 80cm x 120cm wide
• RHS Award of Garden Merit

• Height: 1m
• Colour: Amber Gold
• Shape: Multi-petalled Double flowers
• Scent: Medium
• Flowering period: Repeat
• Group: Floribunda
• RHS Award of Garden Merit

• Colour: Magenta-Purple
• Flower Size: 15cms
• Type: Semi-Cactus. Serrated petals.
• Height/Spread: 1.0m x 0.6m
• Flowering: July to October
• Planting Months: March-July

Amelanchier lamarckii

• Small, upright & bushy.
• Spring flowers & autumn colour.
• Edible fruit.
• Not suitable for chalk.
• Can be used as hedging.
• Max. Height 8 metres.
• Bareroot delivery only: Nov-Mar
• RHS AGM

Amelanchier grandiflora Robin Hill

6/8 & 8/10cm Standard Trees

• Small, upright & bushy.
• Profuse pink & white spring flowers.
• Fiery autumn colour.
• Edible fruit.
• Good for shallow, rocky soils except chalk
• Max. Height 10 metres.
• Bareroot delivery only: Nov-Mar
• RHS Award of Garden Merit

Amelanchier canadensis

• Small, upright & bushy.
• Spring flowers & autumn colour.
• Edible fruit.
• Not suitable for chalk.
• Max. Height 8 metres.
• Bareroot delivery only: Nov-Apr

• Colour: Apricot with purple highlights
• Foliage: Dark green
• Flower Size: 10cm-15cm
• Type: Decorative Dahlia
• Cutting: Yes
• Height/Spread: 90cm x 60cm
• Flowering: July to November
• Planting Months: End February to July

• Group: Semi-Cactus
• Colour: Pink
• Height: 1.2m
• Scent: none
• Flowering: Jul-Sep
• Size: 15-20cm

• Height: 6m
• Colour: Deep pink, white eye
• Shape: Single
• Scent: Light
• Flowering period: Once in summer
• Type: Rambler

• Colour: yellow
• Flower size: 15cm
• Type: decorative dahlia
• Cutting: yes, long-lasting in a vase
• Height/spread: 90cm x 60cm
• Flowering: Jul-Oct
• Planting months: end Feb-Jul

Anemone blanda

• Purple-blue
• To 15cm
• Blooms March-April
• RHS Award of Garden Merit

Anemone coronaria

• Red, violet and white flowers
• March-April
• To 30cm

Anemone coronaria

• Double flowers, pink with black centre
• Mona Lisa Series
• Great for bees

Anemone blanda

• White, daisy-like flowers.
• Bright yellow anthers around a lime green core
• Low, spreading habit. To 20cm

• Anemone nemorosa
• Colour: White
• Height: 15cm
• Flowering: March-April
• Rhizome Size: Premium 1
• Planting Months: Sept-November
• Shade tolerant
• RHS Award of Garden Merit (technically)

• Colour: Pink & white, magenta centre
• Shape: Flat, open, double flowers
• Scent: Mild
• Flowering period: Repeats May-Oct
• Group: Floribunda, Persica
• To 75cm

• Colour: Warm, delicate yellow
• Shape: Medium size, double
• Scent: Medium
• Flowering period: Repeats Jul-Sept/Oct
• Group: Floribunda
• To 80cm

• Colour: Pink
• Shape: Fully-double
• Scent: Good
• Flower Period: Repeat
• Type: Hybrid Tea
• Height: 1m
• RHS AGM

• Eating: Crisp, sharp.
• Partial Tip bearer.
• Not self fertile.
• Pollinator.
• Pollination Group C.
• Crops in October. Stores till March.

• Eating and Cooking: Striped Bitter-sweet flavour
• Spur bearer
• Partially self-fertile.
• Pollinator
• Pollination Group C.
• Harvesting: October. Stores well.

• Cooking: Keeps shape after cooking.
• Spur bearer (Good for cordons & espaliers)
• Partially self fertile
• Pollinator
• Pollination Group E
• Crops in October. Stores till April.

• Cooking: Bakes to a tangy puree.
• Spur bearer (Good for cordons & espaliers).
• Partially self fertile.
• Pollinator.
• Pollination Group C.
• Crops from Aug-Nov.
• RHS Award of Garden Merit

• Eating: Firm, juicy, citrus-sharp. Suitable for cooking & cider.
• Spur bearer (Good for cordons & espaliers)
• Not self fertile
• Triploid
• Pollination Group D
• Crops in October. Stores till Feb
• RHS Award of Garden Merit

• Cider: Vintage. Bittersweet.
• Spur bearer (Good for cordons & espaliers)
• Not self fertile
• Pollinator
• Pollination Group F
• Crops in November.

• Eating: Crisp.
• Spur bearer. Column shaped tree.
• Not self fertile
• Pollinator
• Pollination Group C
• Crops in Mid-October. Stores till December.

• Eater: Red. Small. Crisp Texture.
• Spur Bearer
• Compact, column shaped, to 3m
• Pollinator
• Not Self Fertile
• Pollination Group B.
• Harvesting: October. Stores 2 - 3 weeks

• Eating: Crisp, hint of citrus. Also cooks well.
• Spur bearer (Good for cordons & espaliers)
• Not self fertile
• Pollinator
• Pollination Group B
• Tough tree, suitable for rough or coastal conditions.
• Crops in Late September.

• Eating: First fruit are sharp, later fruit are sweeter. Soft, dry texture.
• Spur bearer
• Not self fertile
• Pollinator
• Pollination Group C
• Crops in Late July / Early August. Store less than 2 weeks.

• Cider Apple: Vintage. Medium Bittersweet.
• Spur bearer (Good for cordons & espaliers)
• Self-fertile
• Pollinator
• Pollination Group D
• Crops in November.
• Highly recommended if you only pick one cider variety.

• Eating: Sweet & nutty, crumbly texture. Good for cooking.
• Partial Tip bearer
• Not self fertile
• Not pollinator (Triploid)
• Pollination Group D
• Crops in Late September. Stores till November.
• RHS Award of Garden Merit

• Eating: Mild sweetness. Crisp & juicy.
• Spur bearer (Good for cordons & espaliers)
• Not self fertile
• Pollinator
• Pollination Group D
• Crops in September. Stores till November.

• Cooking: Sweet. Keeps shape after cooking. Also eaten fresh
• Spur bearer (Good for cordons & espaliers
• Not self fertile
• Pollinator
• Pollination Group A/B
• Crops in Late September. Stores till November.

• Sold as bareroot, normal trees or potted, mini patio trees.
• Eating: Sweet-sharp, crisp, & juicy.
• Spur bearer (Good for cordons & espaliers)
• Self fertile
• Pollinator
• Pollination Group E
• Crops in Late Oct. Stores till March.

• Cooking: Bakes to a soft puree. Tangy sweet-sharp flavour.
• Partial Tip bearer.
• Not self-fertile.
• Not pollinator (Triploid).
• Pollination Group D.
• Crops in early Oct. Stores till March.
• RHS Award of Garden Merit

• Fruit: Dessert. Orange - red.
• Sweet Acid flavour. Crisp texture.
• Spur bearer
• Not self fertile.
• Pollination Group B.
• Harvesting: October.
• Stores until January.

• Fruit: Eating and cooking. Orange-red flush.
• Spur bearer
• Not self fertile.
• Pollinator
• Pollination Group B.
• Harvesting: September - December.
• Stores well.

• Cider: Vintage quality. Sharp. Also decent for cooking.
• Spur bearer (Good for cordons & espaliers)
• Not self fertile
• Pollinator
• Pollination Group E
• Crops in Late Oct-Early Nov.

• Cooking: Bakes to a medium-firm puree.
• Spur bearer (Good for cordons & espaliers)
• Not self fertile
• Not pollinator (Triploid)
• Pollination Group C
• Crops in Early October. Stores till January.

• Eating: Medium sweet, firm & juicy. Also used for cooking and sharp cider juice.
• Spur bearer (Good for cordons & espaliers)
• Partially self fertile
• Pollinator
• Pollination Group C
• Crops in Sept.
• RHS Award of Garden Merit

• Eating: Sweet-sharp crisp, juicy. Older fruit are good for stewing
• Spur bearer (Good for cordons & espaliers)
• Not self fertile
• Pollinator
• Pollination Group D
• Crops in Mid-October. Stores till Jan

• Eating: Sweet, crisp, juicy.
• Spur bearer (Good for cordons & espaliers)
• Self fertile.
• Pollinator.
• Pollination Group B
• Crops in Early Oct. Stores till Jan.

• Eating: Sweet-sharp, crisp but melting, juicy. Excellent.
• Spur bearer (Good for cordons & espaliers)
• Not Self fertile.
• Pollinator.
• Pollination Group C
• Crops during Oct. Stores till Jan.
• RHS Award of Garden Merit

• Cooking apple. Good for eating when well ripe.
• Spur bearer (Good for cordons & espaliers)
• Not self fertile
• Pollinator
• Pollination Group C
• Crops from September. Stores till December

• Use: eating
• Pruning: spur bearer
• Pollination: pollination group B
• Picking: October
• Colour: red. Stores until January

• Eating: Sweet-sharp. Firm, dry texture.
• Spur bearer (Good for cordons & espaliers)
• Not self fertile
• Pollinator
• Pollination Group D
• Crops in Mid-October. Stores till February.

• Eating: Sweet-sharp. Crisp, very juicy.
• Spur bearer (Good for cordons & espaliers)
• Not self fertile
• Pollinator
• Pollination Group D
• Crops in Late September. Stores till December.

• Eating: Sweet-sharp. Excellent flavour. Firm.
• Spur bearer (Good for cordons & espaliers)
• Not self fertile
• Pollinator
• Pollination Group G
• Crops in Late October. Stores till January.

• Sold as bareroot, normal trees or potted, mini patio trees.
• Eating: Supreme flavour. Quite soft flesh, very juicy.
• Spur bearer (Good for cordons & espaliers)
• Self fertile
• Pollinator
• Pollination Group C
• Crops in Late Sept / Early Oct.

• Cooking: Bakes to a soft puree. Can be eaten fresh after storage.
• Spur bearer (Good for cordons & espaliers)
• Not self fertile
• Pollinator
• Pollination Group H
• Crops in Mid-Oct. Stores till Feb.

• Eating, cooking & good for juicing & cider.
• Spur bearer (Good for cordons & espaliers)
• Not self fertile
• Not pollinator (Triploid)
• Pollination Group C
• Crops in Mid-October. Stores till March.

• Only sold as a mini patio tree
• AKA  Delbarestivale / Delba
• Eating: Medium crispness, juicy, very sweet & aromatic
• Spur bearer
• Self sterile. Pollinator
• Pollination Group C
• Harvesting: Late September.
• Pot grown. Year round delivery
• RHS Plants for Pollinators

• Eating: Sweet, crisp, hint of strawberry.
• Partial Tip bearer. (Can be used for cordons & espaliers)
• Not self fertile
• Pollinator
• Pollination Group C
• Crops in Late August.
• RHS Award of Garden Merit

• Cider: Sweet.
• Spur bearer (Good for cordons & espaliers)
• Not self fertile
• Pollinator
• Pollination Group D
• Crops in Early November.

• Cooking: Bakes to a fluffy puree. Mildly sweet flavour.
• Spur bearer (Good for cordons & espaliers)
• Partially self fertile
• Pollinator
• Pollination Group C
• Crops in August. Stores till end of Sept

• Height: to 4.5 m
• Use: Eating
• Pruning: Spur bearer
• Pollination: Partially Self Fertile
• Picking: late Sept/Oct
• Apple colour: Green/gold/russeted
• Pollination: Group B
• Storage: up to 2 months
• RHS Award of Garden Merit

• Eating: Melting flesh aniseed flavour.
• Partial tip bearer (Suitable for cordons & espaliers)
• Self fertile, Pollinator
• Pollination group D
• Crops September
• RHS Award of Garden Merit