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“The cottage garden classic! Hardy, fragrant and a magnet for pollinators”


SEnglish Lavender ‘Hidcote’ Improved


The classic hedging plant for decoration and long season interest, ‘Hidcote’ is one of the best varieties available. It’s the classic, hardy English Lavender, and will transform your garden with colour and incredible fragrance! 60cm June-September


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“Incredibly impressive heat tolerance”


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£24.96 ITEM: 401776


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Lobelia ‘Heatopia’ This Lobelia thrives in hot summer conditions, producing clouds of blooms held above a compact, tidy plant that suits both baskets and patio containers. Keeps its colour and form long after other varieties tire. A dependable way to achieve brilliant, and resilient summer displays. 20cm May-August


Mid March Dianthus ‘Picture Perfect’


Capture the beauty of nature with a steady stream of rich bicoloured flowers against deep dark foliage. A prolonged flowering window ensures lively colour throughout the season, and its sweet fragrance adds sensory appeal for pots, borders or cottage-style plantings. 20cm May-August


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“Picture your garden, jam-packed with these bicolour blooms!”


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