Best Sellers

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  Tulip Vincent van Gogh

  In 2011, the Van Gogh Museum in Amsterdam named this unusual flower in honour of one of the world’s most remarkable artists. Lightly scented and bearing Read More »
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  Tulip Princess Irene

  Named after a Dutch princess, this highly revered variety ticks pretty much every box. Its lightly scented glorious blooms have gorgeous soft-orange petals with a contrasting Read More »
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  Jumbo Double Amaryllis Nymph

  The exclusive Jumbo Double Amaryllis Nymph is a fabulously glamorous double amaryllis featuring enormous double flowers with white petals and apricot flames. Wonderful as a gift, Read More »
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  Crocus Yellow

  What happier way to greet Spring than a show of large, goblet-shaped sunshine-yellow crocus? These cheery, giant, golden blooms are perfect for planting in lawns and Read More »
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  Allium Schubertii

  Award-winning Allium Schubertii is perhaps the most extraordinary looking of all the Alliums. Growing to a relatively modest height of around 50cm, the firework-like blooms are Read More »
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  Tulip Snow Crystal

  Tulip Snow Crystal are plump, billowy fringed peony-style tulips with huge double blooms. Growing to a height of 40-45cm, these delightfully distinctive late-blooming tulips are a Read More »
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  Tulip Glamour Unique

  This is the sister variety of our bestselling tulip ‘Renown Unique’ (meaning it shares all characteristics, except for colour). Introduced in 2020, Tulip Glamour Unique boasts Read More »
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  Jumbo Amaryllis Apple Blossom

  Award-winning Jumbo Amaryllis Apple Blossom is a gorgeous behemoth of a bloom. Featuring large white petals feathered with soft pink brushstrokes and a lime green throat, Read More »
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  Tulip Magic Lavender

  Despite being a new variety of Triumph tulip, Magic Lavender is already showing promise in becoming a classic. Intense lavender blooms atop the typically strong, sturdy Read More »
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  Galanthus Elwesii (Snowdrops)

  To many gardeners the charming and welcome sight of snowdrops bursting through the ground heralds the end of winter and the prospect of brighter, warmer days Read More »