A wonderful dwarf conifer, Compressa forms a rounded footbal sized shaped shrub that is truly versatile. Perfect for rockeries & borders the dark green foliage turns a striking bronze colour during the winter months giving interest throughout the year. Height 90-100cm. ...

Juvenile feathery foliage, bronze red in autumn & winter. Height 6-10cm (20-30'); spread 5m (15'). Supplied in a 2-3 litre pot. Broadly columnar Conifer Evergreen Fertile moist well-drained soil Full sun BUY ANY 3 & SAVE 20.00! (Please note: Offer applies only for plants that have this wording.) ...

A dwarf conifer with a dense rounded growth habit, Vilmorin Gold is equally happy growing in rockeries, containers & borders requiring little attention to keep its neat compact shape. The evergreen foliage changes to vibrant shades of red throughout winter to provide year round interest. Height 50-60cm. Supplied in a 3 litre pot. ...

A dwarf conifer with a dense rounded growth habit, Vilmorin Gold is equally happy growing in rockeries, containers & borders requiring little attention to keep its neat compact shape. The evergreen foliage changes to vibrant shades of red throughout winter to provide year round interest. Height 50-60cm. Supplied in a 3 litre pot. ...

Vilmoriniana is an easy to grow dwarf conifer producing a dense globe of olive green foliage. Suitable for almost anywhere in the garden, from rockeries to containers, the foliage turns a reddish violet over the winter months adding year round interest. Height 100-150cm. Supplied in a 3 litre pot. ...

Constructed from a composite of clay, fibreglass & magnesia, these planters are frost & UV resistant, & over time they will take a patina in the same way as stone. A truly stunning addition to any style of garden. Set of four: 45cm x 45cm, 38cm x 38cm, 30cm x 30cm & 24cm x 24cm. One year warranty. Delivery: mainland UK delivery address only. ...

Cucamelon Plants The cucumber variety with bags of personality! Cucamelon has graced the dishes of many a TV chef, these tiny watermelon lookalikes have a refreshing flavour & bags of personality. It is no wonder that this delightful variety is a best seller! Ideal for grow bags, pots, a greenhouse, or in the ground. Harvest when grape-sized & still firm to touch, this delicious cucumber will be ready from late July through to the first frost. They are ignored by pests, resistant to drought & perfectly happy to grow outdoors in the UK, given a sheltered sunny site. These tiny watermelon look-a-likes from Central America are small enough to fit into a teaspoon, yet bite into one & the flavour is pure cucumber with a fresh tinge of lime. Popular since pre-Columbian times, these rampant trailing vines produce a constant stream of fruit throughout the summer, known in Mexico as Sanditas de Raton, literally Little Mouse Watermelons. Despite their exotic origins & adorable appearance, Cucamelons are much easier to grow than regular cucumbers. How to use your Cucamelons A must-have for any keen vegetable grower, cucamelons can be used in just the same way as traditional cucumbers; in salads, pickled, whole, or why not explore their cocktail-enhancing prowess & give your Martini a delicious new twist! ...

Cucamelon Plants The cucumber variety with bags of personality! Cucamelon has graced the dishes of many a TV chef, these tiny watermelon lookalikes have a refreshing flavour & bags of personality. It is no wonder that this delightful variety is a best seller! Ideal for grow bags, pots, a greenhouse, or in the ground. Harvest when grape-sized & still firm to touch, this delicious cucumber will be ready from late July through to the first frost. They are ignored by pests, resistant to drought & perfectly happy to grow outdoors in the UK, given a sheltered sunny site. These tiny watermelon look-a-likes from Central America are small enough to fit into a teaspoon, yet bite into one & the flavour is pure cucumber with a fresh tinge of lime. Popular since pre-Columbian times, these rampant trailing vines produce a constant stream of fruit throughout the summer, known in Mexico as ‘ Sandíitas de Raton’, literally “ Little Mouse Watermelons”. Despite their exotic origins & adorable appearance, Cucamelons are much easier to grow than regular cucumbers. How to use your Cucamelons A must-have for any keen vegetable grower, cucamelons can be used in just the same way as traditional cucumbers; in salads, pickled, whole, or why not explore their cocktail-enhancing prowess & give your Martini a delicious new twist! ...

These unusual climbing/trailing plants are easy to grow up canes or trailing out of a basket, & will provide a good crop of unusual little fruits that look like tiny watermelons, & boast a flavour that is a unique combination of cucumber & lime. & theyll keep fruiting all summer! The smallest & tastiest mini grape-sized 'cucumber'! ...

Not the easiest, but surprisingly realistic. Simply play like a recorder to get different notes. Spring is here! With a bit of practice, you’ll become a real master at it! ...