Plant Now Buy at our nursery or online
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Agapanthus
Queen MumLarge bi-coloured agapanthus with football sized blooms on strong stems.
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Clematics Kimiko
An evergreen clematis, with pure white, scented flowers from top to bottom.
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Agapanthus
Black MagicDark black flower buds open into dark indigo flowers.A tall deciduous agapanthus.
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Heuchera Red Lightening
Striking foliage of golden leaves with electrifying red veins. Can be striking in a border or container.
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Dicenta Spectabilis
Arching sprays of dainty, rose-pink, heart-shaped flowers appear in late spring above fern-like, fresh green leaves.
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Lavender Hidcote
Traditional scented blue english lavender for containers and borders.
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Lupin Master Piece
The flower spikes produced are a rich purple colour with orange flecks. This lupin can grow quite tall, and it very popular.
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Kniphofia Banana Popsicle
A compact free flowering kniphofia with golden yellow flower spikes.
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Lavender Havana
A compact, frosted blue english lavender with silver foliage.
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Clematis Nubia
Produces glorious large rich velvety red, star shaped flowers that have dark purply red stamens. It will repeat flower from May to September.
Gardening Tips/Hints
- Hoe borders regularly to keep down weeds.
- Be water-wise, especially in drought-affected areas.water early morning or late evening.
- Pinch out sideshoots on tomatoes.
- Harvest lettuce, radish, other salads and early potatoes.
- Position summer hanging baskets and containers.
- Plant out summer bedding.
- Stake tall or floppy plants.
- Prune many spring-flowering shrubs.
- Shade greenhouses to keep them cool and prevent scorch.
- Give your bedding plants and hanging baskets a liquid feed once a week for continuing blooms.
- Cut back faded perennial plants to keep borders tidy.
- Cut back hardy geraniums and delphiniums after the first flush of flowers to encourage new growth and further blooms.
- Deadhead bedding plants and perennial plants to stop them self-seeding and to encourage further flowering.
- Deadhead your roses to keep them looking tidy. Leave the flowers in place if your rose produces attractive hips (seed pods).
Packed with colour and scent this part of the gardening calendar is a must for every garden, whether it is a small pot by a window, hanging baskets on walls or full on borders of colour.
Planted outside from the beginning of June these plants will flower until the first frosts of the year, which is round mid-October.
We grow a range of plants that we trust to perform in our local area. Where possible we grow modern F1 hybrids for their added strengths and not cheaper inferior seed options.
Choose from our range of pre-planted baskets or bring your existing basket for us to refill.
