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Strawberry ‘Sweet Summer’ ‘Sweet Summer’ gives a heavy crop of large conical berries which are firm yet superbly sweet and juicy. This ‘everbearer’ variety keeps on cropping right through summer and into autumn, giving as much as a kilo through the season. 25cm April-May
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Lavender ‘Hidcote’ Hedging Simply one of the finest English Lavender varieties available. A true classic – fragrant, fully hardy and drought tolerant. It thrives in borders, gravel gardens, and containers alike, remaining compact throughout. 60cm June-September
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