Shrubs
Plant of
the Year 2025
Top Selling Plants
9CM POT ITEM: 511746£9.99
SAVE £5 3 LITRE POT
£19.99 ITEM: 511694
Was £24.99
Philadelphus ‘Petite Perfume Pink’
This fantastic dwarf Mock Orange has incredible bright pink flowers, is intensely fragrant, and was the RHS Plant of the Year for 2025! This compact shrub packs a punch with dense clusters of star-shaped flowers, so is excellent for borders or container gardening. 1.2m June-July
BUY BOTH
SAVE £10 3 X 9CM POTS 2 X WHITE, 1 X PINK
£19.97 ITEM: 511862
Was £29.97
Philadelphus ‘Petite Perfume White’
9CM POT ITEM: 511747£9.99
SAVE £5 3 LITRE POT
Fully white Mock Orange blooms with an irresistible fragrance, long flowering period and unrivalled winter hardiness... Perfect to complement its sister breeding ‘Petite Perfume Pink’, the recently crowned RHS ‘Plant of the Year’, but just as impressive in its own right! 1.2m June-July
Blood, Fish and Bone Organic Fertiliser
ITEM: 100004 1.25kg £6.99 SAVE £3
£19.99 ITEM: 511769
Was £24.99
SAVE £15 3 X 9CM POTS
“The most fragrant Daphne ever!”
Daphne ‘Perfume Princess’ Quite possibly the most fragrant shrub in the world, Daphne ‘Perfume Princess’ lives up to its name! The fragrance is sweetly spicy and comes from flowers that are up to four times larger than any other Daphne. 1.2m March-April
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SAVE £5 13CM POT
£17.99 ITEM: 511038
Was £22.99 “Bigger, bolder displays every year”
£14.97 ITEM: 561213
Was £29.97
Papaver ‘Red Rumble’ Oriental Poppy Make borders erupt with enormous, dramatic poppy flowers held proudly above neat, healthy foliage. Tough, hardy and easy to grow, these reliable perennials also provide superb stems for cutting. After resting underground, they return with renewed strength, building an even more impressive display as the years go by. 90cm May-June
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