Our double-flowered, evergreen azaleas have been fashioned into shape, their branches laden with buds that burst to show a cascade of pink flowers. Unmistakably original, this gift is sure to be a real talking point in your home. ...

Used since the Aztec Civilisation as a natural, sugary flavouring, Aztec Sweet Herb can be used to sweeten tea, fruit salads or cold desserts without the calories of sugar! ...

Grow your own artichoke crop with these two tasty varieties; Artichoke Gerard &45; Sought after gourmet red skinned artichoke, which grows almost anywhere. An eye&45;catching variety with its white flesh & colourful red skin. Artichoke Originals &45; For those gardeners who prefer the original, rounder, knobbly tubers. Plants make a useful windbreak for the garden or allotment prior to harvesting. ...

These prolific, low-growing plants are perfect for creating soft cushions of colour as a ground cover at the front of borders or tucked between stones in a rockery or creeping over stones. ...

These prolific, low-growing plants are perfect for creating soft cushions of colour as a ground cover at the front of borders or tucked between stones in a rockery or creeping over stones. ...

This easy&45;to&45;follow guide will explain how to create new plants in your garden&33; It will firstly teach you how to recognise an unusual plant that might appear naturally in your garden. It will also explain, step by step, how to breed your own plants by hand&33; Plant breeding is not just for people in white coats working in sterile laboratories. Plant breeding can be fun & very rewarding, especially when you bear in mind that every plant you raise has the potential to be unique. Basic skills for plant breeding are patience, good observation & a clear idea about what you are hoping to create. You do not need much room or space. Some gardeners over the last 350 years have vied with each other to produce the ideal new plant in only the tiniest of back gardens. Plants like Calendula, Dianthus, Nasturtium, Nemesia, Petunia & many others can be grown in pots & will take up little space. Order this clearly written & informative leaflet FREE with your plants & seeds & try your hand at creating a totally new plant&33; Let us know how you get on&33; ...

This easy&45;to&45;follow guide will explain how to create new plants in your garden&33; It will firstly teach you how to recognise an unusual plant that might appear naturally in your garden. It will also explain, step by step, how to breed your own plants by hand&33; Plant breeding is not just for people in white coats working in sterile laboratories. Plant breeding can be fun & very rewarding, especially when you bear in mind that every plant you raise has the potential to be unique. Basic skills for plant breeding are patience, good observation & a clear idea about what you are hoping to create. You do not need much room or space. Some gardeners over the last 350 years have vied with each other to produce the ideal new plant in only the tiniest of back gardens. Plants like Calendula, Dianthus, Nasturtium, Nemesia, Petunia & many others can be grown in pots & will take up little space. Order this clearly written & informative leaflet FREE with your plants & seeds & try your hand at creating a totally new plant&33; Let us know how you get on&33; ...

This variety of Glossy Abelia is a rounded, hardy shrub, which can be grown into a particularly striking informal hedge. Its semi-evergreen foliage retains its green colouring until the autumn, when the oval leaves acquire a bronze hue. However, it is the lilac-pink flowers that appear in July that arguably make Abelia ' Edward Goucher' most deserving of its RHS AGM (Award of Garden Merit). These tubular blooms are sure to enrich any cottage garden with their delicate petals & honey-like scent. Best of all, when the plant is given plenty of sunlight, it will continue to flower well into October, adding valuable autumn colour to beds & borders.

Height: 1.5m (4'11); Spread: 2m (6'6).

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This variety of Glossy Abelia is a rounded, hardy shrub, which can be grown into a particularly striking informal hedge. Its semi-evergreen foliage retains its green colouring until the autumn, when the oval leaves acquire a bronze hue. However, it is the lilac-pink flowers that appear in July that arguably make Abelia ' Edward Goucher' most deserving of its RHS AGM (Award of Garden Merit). These tubular blooms are sure to enrich any cottage garden with their delicate petals & honey-like scent. Best of all, when the plant is given plenty of sunlight, it will continue to flower well into October, adding valuable autumn colour to beds & borders.

Height: 1.5m (4'11); Spread: 2m (6'6).

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This variety of Glossy Abelia is a rounded, hardy shrub, which can be grown into a particularly striking informal hedge. Its semi-evergreen foliage retains its green colouring until the autumn, when the oval leaves acquire a bronze hue. However, it is the lilac-pink flowers that appear in July that arguably make Abelia ' Edward Goucher' most deserving of its RHS AGM (Award of Garden Merit). These tubular blooms are sure to enrich any cottage garden with their delicate petals & honey-like scent. Best of all, when the plant is given plenty of sunlight, it will continue to flower well into October, adding valuable autumn colour to beds & borders.

Height: 1.5m (4'11); Spread: 2m (6'6).

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