NEW! - If 480 plants is too many, you can now order smaller quantities.
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Please Note: Our minimum order is 480 plants at the listed prices.
The total order of 480 can be made up from a mixture of all the plants on offer in all our availability lists.
The order quantities per variety are 15 - 30 - 60.

NEW! If 480 plants is too many, you can now order smaller quantities.
There will be a one off surcharge of £10 + VAT per order and a minimum order of 15 plants per variety with no maximum per variety, if you wanted to make up your whole order of one variety then that will be OK and the surcharge would still be £10, likewise if you only ordered 15 plants the surcharge would still be £10

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Heather Plants

Although heathers have been grown as garden plants for many years there has never been quite as much interest shown in them previously as there is at the present time. They require the minimum of attention to keep them looking neat and attractive at all times and once planted they can remain in situ for many years rendering annual replacement unnecessary with only the minimum of trimming required.

Perennials Plants

The herbaceous perennial boarder is still one of the most popular features in many developed gardens in the British Isles. Perennial plants have gained popularity, over the annual garden plants, because of their low maintenance and not needing to be re-planted every year. Our perennial plants are grown from seed, cuttings and splits and cover a large number of species, many now being introduced from other countries such as Australia , New Zealand , Japan and China .

Alpines Plants

True alpines are classed by botanists as plants which grow between the permanent snow line and the limit of conifer tree growth. Around the world the equivalent of this area is found at sea level regions and above 6000 feet in other parts. Alpines are adaptable for survival in extreme conditions. For many months of the year the alpine plants are protected by a deep layer of crisp snow which keeps them dry and at a constant, low temperature, but not nearly as low as the air temperature above the snow. In spring these alpine plants receive copious amounts of moisture as the snow melts allowing them to make rapid growth.

Herbs Plants

Herbs have gained popularity over recent years as eating habits have changed and they have been featured on television cookery programs. A herb garden is a favourite way of assembling herbs and examples can be seen in many Botanical gardens and at Historical houses throughout the British Isles. Mostly, the average gardener only grows the herb varieties he or she likes for their own consumption or decoration.

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