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Unfortunately, we have had an issue with deer damaging our stock so we are taking preventative measures, and assessing the damage. Will reopen as soon as we can.

I am still contactable via email.
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    • Allium ‘His Excellency’

    • Original price was: £2.95.Current price is: £2.06.
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    • Allium His Excellency is a tall growing variety with striking purple flowers. A terrific showy addition to beds and borders, the lovely curled green leaves will start to die back before the flowers appear in early summer, accompanying them with low-growing plants will provide cover foliage round their bases. They are also beautifully fragranced and will attract wildlife such as…
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    • Original price was: £3.95.Current price is: £2.76.
    • Fritillaria imperialis 'Rubra' adds an exotic touch to the spring garden. Produces upside down bells of scarlet-red-almost-orange blooms. Its leaves are also highly unique, appearing in bright green tufts above the blooms and in tiers below. An ideal addition to an informal spring display, whether that's in the border or in a container.
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    • Fritillaria imperialis Lutea

    • Original price was: £4.50.Current price is: £3.15.
    • Clusters of striking, bright yellow, bell-like flowers on sturdy stems are topped with a ruff of leaf-like bracts in May and June. These imposing and long-lasting bulbs look fabulous emerging from a sunny, well-drained herbaceous border. After flowering remove the ripening leaves - left in place the seedpods provide sculptural interest for several months.
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    • Fritillaria meleagris ‘alba’

    • Original price was: £3.95.Current price is: £2.76.
    • The delicate, pendulous blooms of Fritillaria meleagris are one of the joys of spring. Increase their impact by choosing pure white Fritillaria meleagris 'Alba' that allows these ethereal flowers to stand out proudly from the crowd. Add interest to natural-look flower meadows, use them as an edging for beds to highlight, taller, brightly-coloured blooms or plant them in generous drifts…
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    • Fritilliaria persica ‘Adiyaman’

    • Original price was: £2.95.Current price is: £2.06.
    • Dainty deep purple bell-like flowers nodding from delicate pedicels in racemes atop 100cm stems. Glaucous spears of narrow leaves fan up from its base. Native to the arid climates of Western Aisa, 'Adiyaman' is taller and more free-flowering. Unsurprising given its heritage, it loves to be planted in full sunlight in fertile well-drained soil. An unusual addition to flower beds…
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    • Gladiolus byzantinus – 25 Bulbs

    • Original price was: £5.25.Current price is: £3.67.
    • Gladioli byzantinus produce brilliantly stunning magenta delicate flowers with narrow white stripes stood atop tall green stems. Hardy by their very nature, they are an excellent choice for naturalising, multiplying year after year to give a larger display. They are one of the earliest of all Gladioli, flowering from as early as May throughout the spring season to June. Perfect…
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