PACK x3 Large Plug Plants Hebe Purple Shamrock is a compact, rounded, evergreen shrub forming a neat mound of long, variegated olive-green and creamy-yellow leaves attractively tinged pink to purple in colder weather.

Rhubarb Glaskins Perpetual Reliable late cropping variety that is easy to grow. Superb all round variety. The red stalks are long & tender and are reputed to have the lowest content of oxalic acid of all rhubarb.

Rhubarb Champagne Reliable early heritage variety that is easy to grow. This classic early cultivar is recognised as one of the best for forcing and arguably as one of the best varieties altogether! Long stems with a very sweet flavour – perfect for all-pu

Rhubarb Victoria is a popular, traditional variety of rhubarb known for its high yield, excellent balance of sweetness and acidity, and ease of cultivation.

"Charlemagne" variety was bred in South East Europe and has spread across Europe over many years. It grows faster, and is milder than British varieties.

These are all mixed varieties not named. These are grown from seed so are all genetically different, although you may not notice the difference as some may take up to a year or two to develop leaf colours and shapes.

"Superior" variety, that gives brighter colour that lasts longer. Our own production of 'Hidcote Superior' produces a better quality product, that provides a more even and constant quality plant.

A lovely pick! Compact, and extremely fragrant with upright pale pink flowers, Lavandula angustifolia Rosea (also sold as Jean Davis) is a lovely lavender variety whose flowers stand out well against the silver-gray foliage.

Lavender Angustifolia Munstead Plug Plants bears dense spikes of fragrant, blue-purple flowers above aromatic, grey-green leaves. It's a popular lavender for gravel gardens, along with edging paths and borders

Mint, Strawberry – Mentha x piperita is a wonderful variety with small leaves and attractive lilac flowers. Just lightly brush the foliage to release the scent of strawberries.

"Bedford" variety is what we classify as the standard British horseradish. It has developed its flavour over many years of being grown in the Bedford area, mostly in heavy clay type soil.

A large evergreen plant. Grow them in a pot and you won't have a tree, but instead a small specimen plant, that you can move about. Juvenile foliage bright glaucous-blue, rounded; adult leaves elliptic or sickle-shaped, grey-green. Flowers white, in small