A lovely blend of double flowers on tall stems. Ideal for borders and cutting. Very easy to grow and a traditional 'cottage garden' favourite. Attracts butterflies and bees.

Tall spires well filled with blooms in a beautiful and subtle shade of apricot-pink. Stunning planted in groups at the back of a semi-shaded ‘cottage garden’ border.Winner of an RHS...

A cool, composed mixture in many different shades of blue ranging from rich deep blues to serene pastel shades. Displays over a long period. Sweet Peas Probably the nation’s favourite!...

A spectacular variety with great big colourful blooms all summer long, great for borders and cutting. A half hardy annual, flowers the same year as sown.

Mouth watering, large double 'tissue paper' blooms in a wide range of bright colours sit above compact, feathered foliage.

Flowers the same year as sown. Fascinating, vigorous climbers with ornamental fruit. Fruits make wonderful autumn decorations.Caution: Harmful if eaten.

Orange-scarlet flowers on upright stems above bronze-green foliage. Very striking, alone in a tub or in borders. Flowers first year from an early sowing.

Known for their slender flowering spikes, Cimicifuga Cordifolia promise an impressive and unique display in your cut flower garden. Tall and unique, these flower plants are a must-have for gardeners...

Vigorous climber, in an intense blue with scented blooms. Great for trellis or canes and as a fragrant cut flower. Sweet Peas Probably the nation’s favourite! These beautifully scented blooms...

As the name suggests, the Teddy Bear sunflower is a compact and bushy variety. This well-branched plant produces an abundance of double blooms that are uniquely soft to the touch,...

Sizzling red hot spikes of colour that last through the summer. Beautiful for massed bedding displays and containers. Real value for money.

Bright and beautiful traditional cornfield flowers. Create a wild area to attract butterflies and bees. This seed mix contains a selection of the varieties listed below: Charlock – Synapses alba...