Looking for some brightness in your garden during the autumn? Do you love cut flowers? Then these plants are a must! They are perfect for filling the empty spaces that are now appearing in the garden, spreading out across your beds as the flowers bloom, to give a vibrant show of colour through the autumn. Height 55cm. Up to a thousand blooms from one plant! Flowering through the autumn Perfect for filling spaces in the garden Vibrant colour Supplied in a 19cm pot ...

Looking for some brightness in your garden during the autumn? Do you love cut flowers? Then these plants are a must! They are perfect for filling the empty spaces that are now appearing in the garden, spreading out across your beds as the flowers bloom, to give a vibrant show of colour through the autumn. Height 55cm. Up to a thousand blooms from one plant! Flowering through the autumn Perfect for filling spaces in the garden Vibrant colour Supplied in a 19cm pot ...

If you need some brightness in your garden in the peak of the summer & at the beginning of the autumn, & if you love cut flowers, these plants are a must! Looking for the best & biggest blooms for your garden then look no further! Theyre easy to grow & produce stunning blooms that are virtually weatherproof. Plants will each produce 4-5 stems, topped by blooms up to 23cm (9) in diameter! The perfect companion to other cut flowers such as dahlias. Collection contains 6 plants (2 of each variety): Regal Mist violet, Allouise Yellow, Allouise Orange. The chrysanthemum is one of the longest-lasting cut flowers, often decorating your home for more than 2 weeks. Its important to remove the foliage if it begins to droop or yellow (foliage often deteriorates more quickly than the flowers themselves). Re-cutting the stems regularly will also increase the uptake of water & increase vase life. ...

Rose, red, violet, bronze, yellow & white varieties with proven garden performance, producing long-lasting blooms from late August. Ideal for border or vase. Height 7590cm (3035). Grow your own cut flowers!/b>
- Why spend a fortune at the florists when it's so easy to grow your own cut flowers. With our new, carefully chosen selection of the very best & easiest varieties, you simply can't go wrong!
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Robust plants producing large, fluffy decorative flowers, set off against attractive green leaves. The plants naturally form a lovely domed shaped, smothered in blooms, without any kind of pruning. Flowers August-November (September in first year). Height 45-50cm (18-20); spread 60-75cm (24-30). Supplied in a 9cm pot. Middle of border varieties. Collection contains 10 plants (2 of each variety): Cool Igloo
- Rapsberry flowers. Frosty Igloo
- Cool white flowers. Rosy Igloo
- Red flowers. Sunny Igloo
- Bright yellow flowers. Warm Igloo
- Orange/bronze flowers.




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Tall plants for the back of a border with bright, tri-coloured blooms in a host of colours. Very attractive in the garden & very nice in the house as cut flowers. Easy to grow flowers that clothe the garden in colour. HA
- Hardy annual. Height 60cm (2')
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Vigorous yet dwarf-growing plants bearing dazzling, daisy-like flowers. They boast an even habit with plenty of blooms over a long period, show some drought tolerance & are attractive to beneficial insects. Height 50-70cm (20-28). Easy to grow. HHA
- Half-hardy annual. May cause skin allergy.
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If you need some brightness in your garden in the peak of the summer & at the beginning of the autumn, & if you love cut flowers, these plants are a must! Tough & easy to grow, spray chrysanthemums will produce multiple stems, each stem bearing several brightly-coloured flowers. Collection contains 6 plants (2 of each variety): Gompie Yellow, Gompie violet, Compie Bronze. The chrysanthemum is one of the longest-lasting cut flowers, often decorating your home for more than 2 weeks. Its important to remove the foliage if it begins to droop or yellow (foliage often deteriorates more quickly than the flowers themselves). Re-cutting the stems regularly will also increase the uptake of water & increase vase life. ...

The chuckleberry is a new & exciting addition to our fruit family, bred by Chas Welch in Norfolk, who crossed a redcurrant with a gooseberry & jostaberry (itself a hybrid of a gooseberry & blackcurrant). Plant them in spring. The result is a blackcurrant-like bush that produces high yields of dark, superbly-flavoured, attractive, versatile berries in mid July in any soil. ...

Channel your creativity in style with a Cider Making Workshop with Lunch at The Courtney's Orchards. Courtney's Orchards make around 6, 500 litres of cider & 10, 000 litres of apple juice each year. Stroll through the orchards & discover a little bit about the best apple varieties for juice & cider. Pop into the barn to learn about the history of pressing & cider making, as well as about the project's mission to reduce food waste. Then it's time to get hands-on picking, washing, milling & pressing apples to make some juice of your own. As you sip mulled apple juice, you'll learn how to take your new apple-pressing skills to the next level & how to make cider of your own at home. It's hungry work, so luckily a delicious lunch is included. ...