A consistent top performer in recent trials, out-yielding others by up to 25%. Its early too, giving succulent tasty spears April-May. It is an all male hybrid, forming no seeds which means all its energies go into spear production. Height 100-150cm. Supplied as an established potted plant for good crops next spring. ...

The asparagus ' Guelph Millennium' is a late-season variety, bred in Canada. This asparagus plant is at its best in the UK during the month of June. Now considered to be the best late-season cultivar, it's an All-Male hybrid, boasting excellent spear & head quality, combined with fantastic yield. Height 100-150cm. Harvest April-May. Supplied as an established potted plant for good crops next spring. ...

violet asparagus is thought by many people to be considerably sweeter than the sweetest green types. An attractive addition to salads, spears retain their colour when steamed. The first spears will appear in late April. Supplied in a 3 litre pot. Mouth-watering asparagus tips are still considered something of a luxury vegetable, & the supermarkets certainly price them as such! So why not grow your own! We offer healthy plants in 3 litre pots, which are quick to establish, enabling you to have your first delicious harvest next spring, followed by annual spring pickings for many years to come. ...

Mouth-watering asparagus tips are still considered something of a luxury vegetable, & the supermarkets certainly price them ...

A first-class variety producing tall, slender, high quality spears with tight green buds. & the flavour is superb! Delicious steamed, stir-fried or sauted & topped with butter! Harvest May-June. (Note that in their first year the harvest will be smaller, as 50% of the crop must stay in the ground for to build up the strength of the plants.) (Please order by early April for delivery May.) ...

This first-class asparagus produces tall, slender, high quality spears with tight green buds. Particularly delicious steamed, stir-fried or sauted & topped with butter. What are F1 Hybridsseed can be either Open Pollinated or a F1 Hybrid. Open pollinated seed is naturally pollinated & genetically diverse. F1 hybrids are deliberately created by crossing two different parent varieties to produce a seed which has particular characteristics. Garden Organics Principles of Organic Gardening allow the use of F1 hybrids only when there are no other alternatives available to the grower. On these rare occasions, an organic F1 hybrid is preferred but, if unavailable, a non-organic F1 hybrid can be used. If youre growing to save seed, Garden Organic recommends choosing an Open Pollinated variety. F1 Hybrids are less likely to produce seed true to type or hold the same characteristics as the plant you saved it from. ...

violet asparagus is thought by many people to be considerably sweeter than the sweetest green types. An attractive addition to salads, spears retain their colour when steamed. The first spears will appear in late April. BUY ANY THREE ASPARAGUS PLANTS & SAVE £12.00! We offer healthy plants in 3 litre pots, which are quick to establish, enabling you to have your first delicious harvest next spring, followed by annual spring pickings for many years to come. ...

One of our favorites from the La Hacienda Chimenea range, featuring a built in grill this patio heater also acts as a barbecue giving you that perfect smoked flavour, or to sit round on a late night with the family. The mesh door is extra large so that it is easier to replenish the wood or charcoal fuel, remove the grill to clean it, & turning food. Due to this it is easy to clean & empty after uses. This chimenea is unlike others as it retains some style & looks authentic in any garden area! An extra large steel chimenea that inculdes a chrome plated cooking grill. Perfect for adding heat to your garden & BBQ style cooking, the Aspen chimenea is an impressive addition to any outdoor space. Height 125cm; diameter 49cm. ...

This is a robust & resilient plant hence the name Cast Iron plant! The glossy green leaves grow upright providing an elegant display, perfect for a hallway or centrepiece. Place in a warm room with a temperature between 15C (60F) to 24C (75F). if temperatures drop the Aspidistras can survive in a temperature down to 8C (45F). Keep away from direct sunlight but a in a well-lit spot. Water regularly to ensure a moist soil but do not leave the plant in standing water as this can cause rotting. In the winter reduce the amount of watering but do not let the compost dry out completely. It can be fed during its active growing months between March & April. Height Up To 90cm (36in) Spread Up To 90cm (36in) Select from either a 12cm or 15cm pot. ...

This is a robust & resilient plant hence the name Cast Iron plant! The glossy green leaves grow upright providing an elegant display, perfect for a hallway or centrepiece. Place in a warm room with a temperature between 15C (60F) to 24C (75F). if temperatures drop the Aspidistras can survive in a temperature down to 8C (45F). Keep away from direct sunlight but a in a well-lit spot. Water regularly to ensure a moist soil but do not leave the plant in standing water as this can cause rotting. In the winter reduce the amount of watering but do not let the compost dry out completely. It can be fed during its active growing months between March & April. Height Up To 90cm (36in) Spread Up To 90cm (36in) Select from either a 12cm or 15cm pot. ...