Compact & bushy with all the bright flower colours, this dwarf variety is a good choice for bedding & containers on the patio. HHP
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A strong-growing antirrhinum with large, bold, wide open flowers of a form that is unusual for antirrhinums. Height 30-40cm (12-16). Collection contains three stunning bicolours: Yellow Maroon
- Yellow flowers with contrasting centres & dramatic, dark foliage Bronze Apricot
- Apricot-&-peach flowers Rose
- Rose-&-white flowers


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The worlds first anvil pruner was developed & patented by Walther Schroder in Kiel, Germany in 1923. Randolph Schroder, the current Managing Director, is the third generation of his family to manufacture Lowe pruners, continuing the family tradition. The company's pruners are designed & manufactured to the highest standards, & although many British gardeners will not have heard of them, it is likely that they have owned a pair, because for many years the pruners were manufactured by Rolcut here in the UK & sold under that well-known brand name. Anvil Loppers
- These anvil loppers, with curved blade, combine the advantages of anvil technology & bypass geometry. The curved blade & anvil prevents the branch from slipping out, & their design ensures maximum cutting force combined with a precise cut that is gentle on the plant, combining good cutting capacity with a small handle-opening angle. The blade's Teflon coating prevents rusting & stops debris sticking, & it has comfortable plastic handles & strong, lightweight, oval aluminium tubes. Length 80cm (311/2).
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The worlds first anvil pruner was developed & patented by Walther Schroder in Kiel, Germany in 1923. Randolph Schroder, the current Managing Director, is the third generation of his family to manufacture Lowe pruners, continuing the family tradition. The company's pruners are designed & manufactured to the highest standards, & although many British gardeners will not have heard of them, it is likely that they have owned a pair, because for many years the pruners were manufactured by Rolcut here in the UK & sold under that well-known brand name. Standard Blade Secateurs
- With the anvil design, the blade cuts down on a flat base. Lowe anvil secateurs provide perfect power transmission, making them suitable for use with even the toughest woods, & because less cutting force is required they are gentle on the hand & wrist. They feature a continuously adjustable handle width, are ideal for left- or right-handers, & will give you years of faithful service with minimal maintenance. Length 21cm (83/4). (The continuously adjustable handle width of all these Lowe secateurs makes them suitable for hands of any size, reduces hand fatigue & significantly prolongs the working life of the blades.)
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The worlds first anvil pruner was developed & patented by Walther Schroder in Kiel, Germany in 1923. Randolph Schroder, the current Managing Director, is the third generation of his family to manufacture Lowe pruners, continuing the family tradition. The company's pruners are designed & manufactured to the highest standards, & although many British gardeners will not have heard of them, it is likely that they have owned a pair, because for many years the pruners were manufactured by Rolcut here in the UK & sold under that well-known brand name. Curved Blade Secateurs
- With the anvil design, the blade cuts down on a flat base. Lowe anvil secateurs provide perfect power transmission, making them suitable for use with even the toughest woods, & because less cutting force is required they are gentle on the hand & wrist. They feature a continuously adjustable handle width, are ideal for left- or right-handers, & will give you years of faithful service with minimal maintenance. Length 21cm (83/4). Combines the advantages of anvil & bypass secateurs: drawing cut against a solid base coupled with curved blades, providing an extremely precise cut, even in difficult-to-reach areas, & durable enough for use with even the hardest woods. (The continuously adjustable handle width of all these Lowe secateurs makes them suitable for hands of any size, reduces hand fatigue & significantly prolongs the working life of the blades.)
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Free flowing for most of the year. Very hardy, but if protected from frost, it will flower all winter. It dies back for a short time in August. Flowers March-July, September-December. Depth 10-90cm; spread 70-90cm. Supplied in a 1 litre pot. Welcome to our new range of aquatics, which weve created in conjunction with specialists Anglo Aquarium to help create the most beautiful water features. (Please note: There is a £5.00 surcharge when ordering this item.) ...

A direct decendant of the very tree from which the apple fell that landed on Sir Isaac Newton's head! Each tree will come with its own certificate that authenticates that the DNA of the tree has been verified to be a direct descendant of this original tree that still stands at Woolthorpe Manor in Lincolnshire. Flowers May; harvest October. Pollination group 3. Our apples are grafted onto an M26 rootstock which produces an easy-to-control semi-dwarf tree with medium vigour. Height 3m after 10 years. For planting & growing advice read our Apple Tree growing guide. ...

This cooking apple isn’t just easy to grow, it also keeps its shape when cooked & is sweeter than the majority of other cookers. Introduced by East Malling Research Station in the 1960’s, its quite modern for a cooking apple. I like to let the fruit ripen on the tree, this allows it to sweeten more, meaning you can eat it like a dessert apple too. A perfect dual use apple. Flowering group 3. Harvest September. Height 2-3m. This variety is not self fertile. Grown on M26 rootstock. Growing your own fruit has to be one of the most rewarding things any gardener can do. Not only can you grow varieties that you’d be hard pushed to find in any greengrocer, but you can grow the more expensive fruit, saving money along the way. Included in my fruit range are varieties I’ve grown for years on my allotment & in my garden, all of which are firm favourites of mine, my family & friends. All the varieties grow really well on an allotment & in a garden. ...

A dessert variety that can be enjoyed & harvested from mid-October. With a subtle, nutty flavour compared to more modern varieties, the skins are brightly coloured & shaded on each side of the fruit.A Semi dwarf tree reaching a mature height of up to 4m (13'). This variety is not self-fertile so for heavy crops grow with another variety.; ...

Apple (Malus) Appeltini Producing small but tasty fruits & white flowers in spring!A compact tree producing a mass of pink-white flowers in spring, followed by a generous crop of small bite-sized fruits. They hang on the tree for quite a long time & ripen from violet to a rich red. The fruits are much smaller than your normal apple but they do taste delicious! They are self-fertile so will not need pollinating to produce fruit.; Ideal for smaller garden borders or grow in a larger pot on the patio & will grow in sun or partial shade. ...