Flower Seeds A-Z Dianthus – Eucalyptus NEW NEW


Dianthus ‘True Rose’


Pretty vibrant rose-pink flowers, loved by pollinators.


30210947 | 20 seeds £3.79


Dianthus ‘Pink Spring Beauty’


Dianthus ‘Spring Beauty’ is a beautiful mix of fragrant double and semi-double flowers in soft pink, red and white tones above mounds of silver-green foliage.


Height 30cm | Sow In Feb-Apr Flowers Apr-Sep


30211034 | 150 seeds NEW £2.49


Echinacea ‘Pow Wow Wild Berry’


Bright deep berry pink flowers. 30710025 | 10 seeds


NEW £3.99


Eccremocarpus ‘Fireworks’


Fast-growing climber producing eye-catching red, orange and yellow tubular flowers for months in summer and early autumn. Grown as an annual but can survive mild winters.


Height 3m | Sow In Feb-Apr Flowers Jun-Sep


30211036 | 30 seeds NEW £1.99


Echinacea ‘Magnus’


Deep pink daisy-like flowers with prominent orange cones, held on strong stems. Flowering from midsummer into early autumn. Flowers last a long time and good for cutting too.


Height 75cm | Sow In Feb-Apr Flowers Jun-Sep


30211037 | 25 seeds £3.49


Echium vulgare ‘Viper’s Bugloss’


Easy-to-grow native British wildflower producing spires of beautiful blue flowers in summer. Long-flowering and drought- resistant


Height 80cm | Sow In Mar-May, Aug-Sep | Flowers May-Sep


30211089 | 200 seeds £3.49


Eucalyptus pulverulenta ‘Baby Blue’


Compact evergreen tree with aromatic, bright silver-blue young foliage. A relatively slow-growing eucalyptus, ideal for small spaces of growing in containers.


Height 3m | Sow In Feb-Apr 30211039 | 10 seeds


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