Fuchsia ‘Fusion’ – 5 fuchsia plug plants + 1 Tower Pot set £24.98
Here’s a great new climbing fuchsia, with the brightest, almost neon red and pink blooms you’ll find in a fuchsia. Winter hardy and with a vigorous climbing habit, you’ve got a fine specimen of a plant for years to come. Trained up a ‘Tower Pot’ or frame, it can reach heights of 1.5 metres (5ft) in a season, creating a wonderful focal point in a garden border or a pot on a patio or balcony. Culinary information: Add the beautiful coloured flowers to salads, crystallise them for a sweet garnish or add them to jellies for an extra splash of colour. For more details about edible flowers click here.

Concolor Fir Tree – 3 bare root fir trees £24.97
An extremely hardy, yet beautiful fir tree, the concolor fir, is also known as the White Fir and is renowned for its beautiful blue-green foliage that makes it stand out from other firs. Abies concolor also bears cylindrical, yellow/green cones, which mature to the natural brown colour. The neat and regular conical shape also makes it an ideal Christmas tree too! Height: 18m (59ft). Spread: 5m (16ft).

Fraser Fir Tree – 3 bare root fir trees £24.97
A slow growing fir tree that does not lose it’s needles over time and also has the added bonus of a fantastic pine frangrance too. Abies fraseri, also known as the Fraser fir, maintains a dense habit with a typical conical shape you’d expect from this type of tree. The young cones of this evergreen tree appear with a hint of purple when they first show, adding a touvh of additional interest to any garden. Height: 15m (49ft). Spread: 5m (16ft)

Nordman Fir Tree – 3 bare root fir trees £24.97
Most commonly known as the favourite fir tree to use as a Christmas tree, Abies nordmanniana, or the Nordmann Fir, is and evergreen conifer which can grown in excess of 30m if left. New growth starts out an attractive light green before it matures to match the rest of the rich dark green needles. The young cones start of green and fade through a reddish brown to become the traditional colour. Height: 30m (98ft). Spread: 8m (26ft).

Lupin ‘Russell Hybrids’ – 30 lupin bare root plants £17.98
This wonderful mix of the ever popular ‘Russell Hybrids’ is ideal for adding height and structure to your garden. The colourful flower spikes create a bold impression at the middle and back of borders or planted in groups at the edge of woodland areas. Tall spires of tightly packed flowers rise above clumps of palmate foliage to form a distinctive hardy perennial that requires no staking. This Lupin mix remains a traditional cottage garden favourite. Ht. 75-90cm. Supplied as bare root plants.

Chrysanthemum ‘Incurving Collection’ – 20 chrysanthemum plug plants £17.96
Magnificent blooms, up to10cm (4") across! The exuberant flowers of incurving chrysanthemums make a bold impact in borders in late summer. Cut their long stems for vibrant displays in vases and bouquets. Collection comprises: ‘Allouise Orange’, ‘Allouise Pink’, ‘Allouise White’, ‘Regal Mist Red’ and ‘Regal Mist Purple’. Height: 90cm (36”). Supplied as 30mm plugs.

Fuchsia ‘Fusion’ – 10 fuchsia plug plants £14.98
Here’s a great new climbing fuchsia, with the brightest, almost neon red and pink blooms you’ll find in a fuchsia. Winter hardy and with a vigorous climbing habit, you’ve got a fine specimen of a plant for years to come. Trained up a ‘Tower Pot’ or frame, it can reach heights of 1.5 metres (5ft) in a season, creating a wonderful focal point in a garden border or a pot on a patio or balcony. Culinary information: Add the beautiful coloured flowers to salads, crystallise them for a sweet garnish or add them to jellies for an extra splash of colour. For more details about edible flowers click here.

Nordman Fir Tree – 2 bare root fir trees £14.98
Most commonly known as the favourite fir tree to use as a Christmas tree, Abies nordmanniana, or the Nordmann Fir, is and evergreen conifer which can grown in excess of 30m if left. New growth starts out an attractive light green before it matures to match the rest of the rich dark green needles. The young cones start of green and fade through a reddish brown to become the traditional colour. Height: 30m (98ft). Spread: 8m (26ft).