April

A re-introduction for the 24-25 season

Starry Night sweet peas are an old spice variety. A superb mix of deep purple and blues.

Swan Lake is a Spencer type of sweet pea. Pure white blooms with gentle ruffled petals.

Re-introduced for the 2026 season.

White Ensign sweet peas are a pure white Spencer variety which is very popular for its excellent quality stems and large flowers.

Winston Churchill sweet pea is a slightly scented Spencer type that has the most beautiful deep crimson. Well ruffled petals.

Pleasantly scented summer bedding plant & useful cut flower. Frilly flowers from rose, lemon, lilac, purple to white. Flowers June to September...

A delightful choice for summer long border flowers.

Bright orange, zesty, dwarf flowers, which will bloom all summer.

Mallow Musk is a perennial wildflower.

Perennial flower. Improved form of the lovely sea pink with bright rose flowers on hummocks of dense foliage.

Lovely climbing plant but very tender, well suited to a conservatory or baskets in well sheltered spot. Flat single flowers.

Long graceful spikes of flowers in shades of white, pink and violet, followed by distinct seed pods. Flowers May to August.

Airy and light lilac flowers that look fabulous in a bedding border. Ideal as a cut flower. Height 120cm (48'')....

Award winning variety producing dainty branches from mound shaped plants with a spreading habit which will trail over the sides of baskets and pots.

Bright green foliage and large heads of flowers in a range of colours, perfect for sunny borders and tubs.

First year flowering perennial which is very heat and drought resistant. The compact, upright plants flower throughout the summer into autumn in an attractive purple.

An early flowering compact series that has outstanding garden performance. Very good cold tolerance so it will flower throughout the winter months ...

Meconopsis cambrica Flowers bright yellow June-August. Habitat: damp and rocky places. Height 30cm

Flowers white July-September. Habitat: woodland clearings and heaths. Scrophulariaceae.