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Sidalcea Little Princess

Sidalcea Little Princess

This beautiful, compact perennial is also known as a Miniature Hollyhock (All the beauty of hollyhocks without the issues of strong winds knocking them over). Sidalcea 'Little Princess' forms neat bundles of attractive, rounded and shallowly lobed flowers, glossy mid-green leaves at the base. Flower spikes, between 30-60cm high, carry big, silky, hollyhock-like, pale-pink blooms with fringed petals. And, impressively, these saucer-shaped flowers are produced all summer long. Sidalcea 'Little Princess', thrives in a loose, humus-rich, sandy garden soil. It will be best in a position in full sun, but is also happy grown in part-shade. It is perfect for gardens with a cottage-garden feel, or for modern garden schemes where it will compliment anything. Fully hardy perennial Sidalcea 'Little Princess' is related to the mallow and Lavatera family. Supplied as 3 established shrubs in 9cm pots, ready to plant out.

GBP 9.97
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Sidalcea Little Princess

Sidalcea Little Princess

This beautiful, compact perennial is also known as a Miniature Hollyhock (All the beauty of hollyhocks without the issues of strong winds knocking them over). Sidalcea 'Little Princess' forms neat bundles of attractive, rounded and shallowly lobed flowers with glossy mid-green leaves at the base. Flower spikes, between 30-60cm high, carry big, silky, hollyhock-like, pale-pink blooms with fringed petals. And, impressively, these saucer-shaped flowers are produced all summer long.Sidalcea 'Little Princess', thrives in a loose, humus-rich, sandy garden soil. It will be best in a position in full sun, but is also happy grown in part-shade. It is perfect for gardens with a cottage-garden feel, or for modern garden schemes where it will compliment anything. Fully hardy perennial Sidalcea 'Little Princess' is related to the mallow and Lavatera family. Supplied as an established plant in a 9cm pot, ready to plant out.

GBP 4.99
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Ficus Little Miss Figgy

Ficus Little Miss Figgy

Meet Ficus 'Little Miss Figgy' - compact powerhouse fig trees that deliver big on both beauty and bounty. Whether you have a sprawling garden or a modest patio, this dwarf variety ensures that homegrown figs are within everyone's reach.With a neat, bushy habit, reaching just 1.8m tall, they slot effortlessly into pots, borders, or even a sunny balcony, offering a lush, Mediterranean feel to your outdoor space.But it's not just about looks - these little fig trees are serious performers. Unlike many other varieties, 'Little Miss Figgy' can reward with up to two generous crops of delicious, deep purple figs every year - one in autumn, followed by a second crop in spring during warmer years.These sweet, rich, and juicy fruits are a treat straight from the tree, perfect for summer snacking, baking, or adding a gourmet touch to salads and cheeseboards.One of the biggest advantages of this variety is its incredible hardiness. Tolerating temperatures down to -10C, 'Little Miss Figgy' thrives in the UK climate, so you won't need to worry about it struggling through winter. Its compact size makes it ideal for container planting, allowing you to move it to a sheltered spot if needed.Low maintenance and easy to grow, these fig trees are a dream for both beginners and seasoned gardeners. Once established, they are drought-tolerant and require little pruning beyond an occasional trim to maintain shape. Simply place them in a sunny, well-drained spot, and you'll be reaping the rewards of homegrown figs for years to come.Supplied as a pair of established plants in 9cm pots, ready to plant.

GBP 17.98
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Miscanthus sinensis Little Zebra

Miscanthus sinensis Little Zebra

A rarely available, vibrant selection of the popular stripy Zebra Grass, Miscanthus 'Little Zebra' has attractive gold striping and fluffy plumes of deep red-pink flowers.A dwarfing variety, the compact mound of foliage holds its form well with less chance of flopping over so is ideal for adding texture and colour to pots and garden borders, plus its colour change through to pale almond over winter adds extendeds its seasonal interest.From August to September, the deep red-pink plumes of flower appear, gracefully arching over the clump. Gradually fading to silver as the winter approaches, they curl and contrast wonderfully with the leaves and give rise to the little beauty's other name of Japanese Silver Grass.Supplied as an established plant in a 9cm pot ready for planting out, 'Little Zebra is really easy to care for, just keep it well-watered and trim back to 1cm (4in) in late winter.

GBP 9.99
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Miscanthus sinensis Little Zebra

Miscanthus sinensis Little Zebra

A rarely available, vibrant selection of the popular stripy Zebra Grass, Miscanthus 'Little Zebra' has attractive gold striping and fluffy plumes of deep red-pink flowers.A dwarfing variety, the compact mound of foliage holds its form well with less chance of flopping over so is ideal for adding texture and colour to pots and garden borders, plus its colour change through to pale almond over winter adds extendeds its seasonal interest.From August to September, the deep red-pink plumes of flower appear, gracefully arching over the clump. Gradually fading to silver as the winter approaches, they curl and contrast wonderfully with the leaves and give rise to the little beauty's other name of Japanese Silver Grass.Supplied as three established plants in 9cm pots ready for planting out, 'Little Zebra is really easy to care for, just keep it well-watered and trim back to 1cm (4in) in late winter.

GBP 19.97
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Ficus Little Miss Figgy

Ficus Little Miss Figgy

Meet Ficus 'Little Miss Figgy' - a compact powerhouse of a fig tree that delivers big on both beauty and bounty. Whether you have a sprawling garden or a modest patio, this dwarf variety ensures that homegrown figs are within everyone's reach.With a neat, bushy habit, reaching just 1.8m tall, it slots effortlessly into pots, borders, or even a sunny balcony, offering a lush, Mediterranean feel to your outdoor space.But it's not just about looks - this little fig tree is a serious performer. Unlike many other varieties, 'Little Miss Figgy' can reward with up to two generous crops of delicious, deep purple figs every year - one in autumn, followed by a second crop in spring during warmer years.These sweet, rich, and juicy fruits are a treat straight from the tree, perfect for summer snacking, baking, or adding a gourmet touch to salads and cheeseboards.One of the biggest advantages of this variety is its incredible hardiness. Tolerating temperatures down to -10C, 'Little Miss Figgy' thrives in the UK climate, so you won't need to worry about it struggling through winter. Its compact size makes it ideal for container planting, allowing you to move it to a sheltered spot if needed.Low maintenance and easy to grow, this fig tree is a dream for both beginners and seasoned gardeners. Once established, it's drought-tolerant and requires little pruning beyond an occasional trim to maintain its shape. Simply place it in a sunny, well-drained spot, and you'll be reaping the rewards of homegrown figs for years to come.Supplied as an established plant in a 9cm pot, ready to plant.

GBP 14.99
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Hydrangea Little Hortensia Collection

Hydrangea Little Hortensia Collection

Bring colour, charm, and effortless elegance to your garden with the Hydrangea 'Little Hortensia' Collection. Featuring a trio of compact, yet powerfully floriferous hydrangeas, this stunning set delivers a bold display of blooms in blue, red, and white - perfect for adding variety to your beds, borders, and patio pots.Unlike traditional hydrangeas, these dwarf varieties stay neat and compact, making them ideal for smaller gardens, balconies, and terraces. But don't be fooled by their size - they are prolific bloomers, producing large, mophead flowers through summer.Each plant in the collection has its own distinct burst of colour:'Little Hortensia Blue' - Classic cool tones for a calming effect'Little Hortensia Red' - Deep, rich hues to add warmth and vibrancy'Little Hortensia White' - Pure, timeless elegance that complements any garden styleThese easy-to-grow hydrangeas thrive in borders or patio pots, requiring minimal maintenance. Their bushy, rounded shape means they stay tidy and compact, while their hardy nature ensures year-after-year blooms with very little effort.Supplied as a set of three established plants in 17cm pots, ready to grow. Including one of each named variety.

GBP 34.97
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Hydrangea Little Hortensia Red

Hydrangea Little Hortensia Red

If you love hydrangeas but don't have the space for a sprawling shrub, Hydrangea 'Little Hortensia Red' is the ultimate solution. This compact yet powerfully floriferous variety bursts into life with bold mophead blooms, adding a splash of vibrant colour to patios, borders, and small gardens.Unlike larger hydrangeas, this dwarf variety stays neat and manageable, yet its flower heads are impressively large, creating an eye-catching long-lasting display through summer.Growing beautifully in pots, 'Little Hortensia Red' is perfect for small spaces and will thrive in a mix of sun and partial shade. Water regularly and feed occasionally, and it will reward you with non-stop blooms throughout the season. This variety is hardy, so you can get colour and beauty, year-after-year.Easy to care for and packed with garden appeal, this dwarf hydrangea is a must-have for those who want show-stopping flowers without the hassle. Whether you're a gardening expert or a complete beginner, 'Little Hortensia Red' is a reliable, rewarding, and utterly stunning addition to your garden.Supplied as an established plant in a 17cm pot, ready to plant.

GBP 14.99
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Clematis Little Lemons

Clematis Little Lemons

A variety of clematis tangutica, 'Little Lemons' is a compact plant with a neat, bushy habit and nodding, bright-lemon flowers.Flowering from May to September this dwarf clematis has been bred to be less sprawling than other varieties, so is perfect for growing in a pot or basket, where it makes a really unusual and visually stunning statement.When not in flower, its bright green foliage makes the perfect foil for its fluffy seed heads, extending its season of interest into the autumn.An award-winning clematis, it's the perfect plant for those new to gardening - 'Little Lemons' is very easy to grow and look after, just needing a swift haircut to six inches above ground level in spring. It's very hardy too, so doesn't need to be cosseted over winter - you can just leave it alone.Supplied as a pair of established plants in 7cm pots, ready for immediate planting. Plants will grow to around 45cm (18in).

GBP 19.98
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Clematis Little Lemons

Clematis Little Lemons

A variety of clematis tangutica, 'Little Lemons' is a compact plant with a neat, bushy habit and nodding, bright-lemon flowers to cheer up any garden.Flowering from May to September, this dwarf Clematis has been bred to be less sprawling than other varieties, so is perfect for growing in a pot or basket, where it makes a really unusual and visually stunning statement.When not in flower, the bright green foliage forms a perfect foil for fluffy seed heads, extending its season of interest into the autumn.An award-winning Clematis, it's the perfect plant for those new to gardening - 'Little Lemons' is very easy to grow and look after, just needing a swift haircut to six inches above ground level in spring. It's very hardy too, so doesn't need to be cosseted over winter - you can just leave it alone.Supplied as a set of three established plants in 7cm pots, ready to plant immediately.

GBP 24.97
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Clematis Little Lemons

Clematis Little Lemons

A variety of clematis tangutica, 'Little Lemons' is a compact plant with a neat, bushy habit and nodding, bright-lemon flowers.Flowering from May to September this dwarf clematis has been bred to be less sprawling than other varieties, so is perfect for growing in a pot or basket, where it makes a really unusual and visually stunning statement.When not in flower, its bright green foliage makes the perfect foil for its fluffy seed heads (commonly known as old man's beard), extending its season of interest into the autumn.An award-winning clematis, it's the perfect plant for those new to gardening - 'Little Lemons' is very easy to grow and look after, just needing a swift haircut to six inches above ground level in spring. It's very hardy too, so doesn't need to be cosseted over winter - you can just leave it alone.Supplied as an established plant in a 7cm pot, ready for immediate planting. Plants will grow to around 45cm (18in).

GBP 12.99
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Lilac Little Rosie

Lilac Little Rosie

An adorable 'Little Rosie' Lilac plant! Do you love the sweet fragrance of a lilac but haven't the space to grow one? What sets 'Little Rosie' aside from the rest is its short branches, which create a tight, compact plant, ideal for those smaller garden spots or containers - you're sure to have space for it!In fact, it'll only grow to an easily manageable 100cm tall across half a decade - this isn't a variety you need to worry about!Perfumed dark cherry-pink flowers emerge in mid to late spring, stretching across darker leaves than most other close relatives. Bring that unbeatable Lilac fragrance to the patio, decking, or balcony areas of your garden so you can enjoy it even up close and personally.The foliage looks superb through the summer and autumn months and creates a visual spectacle when lit up by the springtime flowers.Supplied as an established plant in a 3L pot, ready to plant.

GBP 19.99
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Philadelphus Little White Love

Philadelphus Little White Love

The Philadelphus 'Little White Love' is possibly one of the most scented of garden plants, and one that will guarantee to gain attention from visitors. More commonly known as 'Mock Orange' thanks to its easily recognisable delicious citrus fragrance.From spring to early summer, large, soft-green leaves cover the upright stems, making the perfect foil for other, more colourful flowers. Then, from May onwards, the 'Little White Love' buds burst into huge clusters of beautiful snowy-white double blooms, smothering the tree from top to toe and releasing its delectable scent. Thankfully the spectacle does not stop there - as the blooms finish, they shed their petals like a snowstorm, carpeting the ground with their discarded beauty.It is an ideal plant for a large container on your patio, but make sure you position it near your house so that the gorgeous scent can drift into your home and be enjoyed indoors too. This Philadelphus also offers huge versatility working well in both a formal planting scheme and cottage style garden. 'Little White Love' is fully hardy and prefers moist well-drained soil. Ensure you plant this beauty in a spot where your shrub will benefit from full sun or partial shade. Supplied as 3 x established plants in 9cm pots, ready to plant.

GBP 24.97
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Photinia Little Red Robin

Photinia Little Red Robin

Photinia 'Little Red Robin' is a very popular, compact evergreen shrub, which boasts glossy, bright red leaves, which give a spectacular display in spring and summer. The leaves gradually change through a mix of oranges, purples and bronzes, maturing to deep dark green. The newest shoots retain a dark red glow through the year.'Little Red Robin' produces clusters of small white flowers in spring, sometimes followed by red fruit - but it is the bright blood red spring foliage that really sets this hedging shrub apart. The colour is really intense and unusual, especially so early in the year, and being evergreen, has year round interest. A great and versatile choice for a low growing shrub. Grow in full sun for best red foliage colour and it will glow on those long summer nights. Whilst it will fade to darker green somewhat over winter, it retains a mix of red tones all year.Supplied as an established plant in a 2L pot, ready to plant.

GBP 12.99
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Pear Little Red William

Pear Little Red William

A red-shaded clone of one of the most popular variety of pears grown across the globe - so we're sure you're going to love it!Enjoy excellent crops of fruit that are very similar to traditional Bartlett pears, in terms of shape and size, boasting a smooth texture to the bite and a delightfully sweet taste that erupts in the mouth.Despite having several familiar characteristics, it is the dark red, near purple shade that helps 'Little Red William' to stand out from the crowd, even occasionally brightening to a light red approaching picking time.This tree is also slightly more compact than other varieties, so you can experience delightful fruits without growing a tree that takes over the garden.While being partially self-fertile and able to produce fruit without a neighbouring variety, it is recommended to plant 'Little Red William' alongside other fruits for pollination to experience the heaviest possible crops.Springtime foliage emerges in pale green with a glossy look and texture, before darkening in summer, then evolving to a seasonal shade of bright orange to red in autumn. Pure white blossom even grows for an extra layer of beauty in spring.Be sure to wait until early to mid-September before plucking the pears, when they should be eaten or used straight away, and only stored for up to two days to experience the best taste sensation!Your 'Little Red William' tree should produce crops from roughly two years after planting, with the best yields coming from around five years.Supplied as a grafted plant on a semi-dwarfing rootstock in a 4.5L pot.

GBP 14.99
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Pear Little Red William

Pear Little Red William

Red-shaded clones of one of the most popular variety of pears grown across the globe - so we're sure you're going to love them!Enjoy excellent crops of fruit that are very similar to traditional Bartlett pears, in terms of shape and size, boasting a smooth texture to the bite and a delightfully sweet taste that erupts in the mouth.Despite having several familiar characteristics, it is the dark red, near purple shade that helps 'Little Red William' to stand out from the crowd, even occasionally brightening to a light red approaching picking time.These trees are also slightly more compact than others, so you can experience delightful fruits without growing a tree that takes over the garden.While being partially self-fertile and able to produce fruit without a neighbouring variety, it is recommended to plant 'Little Red William' alongside other fruits for pollination and experience the heaviest possible crops.Springtime foliage emerges in pale green with a glossy look and texture, before darkening in summer, then evolving to a seasonal shade of bright orange to red in autumn. Pure white blossom even grows for an extra layer of beauty in spring.Be sure to wait until early to mid-September before plucking the pears - just be sure to eat or use straight away, as they can only stored for up to two days to experience the best taste sensation!Your 'Little Red William' trees should produce crops from roughly two years after planting, with the best yields coming from around five years.Supplied as a pair of grafted plants on semi-dwarfing rootstocks in 4.5L pots.

GBP 24.98
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Hydrangea Little Hortensia White

Hydrangea Little Hortensia White

If you're looking for a show-stopping hydrangea but don't have space for a towering shrub, 'Little Hortensia White' is the ideal choice. This compact, yet incredibly floriferous variety delivers pure white mophead blooms that radiate grace and elegance, creating a stunning contrast against rich green foliage.Despite its smaller stature, this dwarf variety doesn't compromise on flower power, producing large, rounded clusters through summer. It's perfect for patios, borders, and even small balconies, bringing effortless charm and sophistication to any setting.Whether grown in pots or directly in the ground, 'Little Hortensia White' is exceptionally easy to care for, thriving in a mix of sun and partial shade. With just regular watering and occasional feeding, it will reward you with months of spectacular floral displays.As a hardy, long-lived shrub, this hydrangea comes back stronger each year, making it a brilliant investment for any gardener. Low maintenance, reliable, and simply beautiful, this compact hydrangea is a must-have for those who love timeless garden classics.Supplied as an established plant in a 17cm pot, ready to plant.

GBP 14.99
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Hydrangea Little Hortensia Blue

Hydrangea Little Hortensia Blue

If you love big, bold hydrangea blooms but don't have the space for a sprawling shrub, Hydrangea 'Lttle Hortensia Blue' is the perfect solution. This dwarf hydrangea delivers huge, rich blue mophead flowers on a neat, compact plant, making it ideal for patios, small gardens, and borders.Despite its size, this hydrangea packs a visual punch, flowering non-stop through summer, creating a show-stopping display of colour. The lush green foliage acts as the perfect backdrop to its large, ball-shaped flower heads, which deepen in colour when planted in acidic soil.This variety is incredibly easy to grow, requiring very little maintenance. Simply keep it well-watered, plant in a mix of sun and partial shade, and apply occasional feed to promote strong growth and vibrant flowers. Its compact nature makes it ideal for growing in pots, ensuring you can enjoy spectacular blooms even in the smallest of spaces.Hardy and long-lived, 'Little Hortensia Blue' returns year after year, rewarding you with an abundance of colour. Whether you're a seasoned gardener or just starting out, this reliable and fuss-free hydrangea is an absolute must-have for borders, patios, and containers.Supplied as an established plant in a 17cm pot, ready to plant.

GBP 14.99
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Philadelphus Little White Love

Philadelphus Little White Love

Fill your garden with a delightful fragrance from this deciduous shrub which boasts large, double white flowers. The compact and fully hardy Philadelphus Little White Love will grow to around 90cm high and makes for an ideal choice when planted in pots or borders. This perennial holds its foliage until the last moment, to ensure brightness is bought to gardens, even in autumn, while flowers are produced from May through to July. Consider using this variety as a feature on a patio or balcony, by planting in a pot and swaying the delightful scent throughout your seating area. Supplied as 1 x 9cm pot.

GBP 12.99
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Philadelphus Little White Love

Philadelphus Little White Love

Fill your garden with a delightful fragrance from this deciduous shrub which boasts large, double white flowers. The compact and fully hardy Philadelphus Little White Love will grow to around 90cm high and makes for an ideal choice when planted in pots or borders. This perennial holds its foliage until the last moment, to ensure brightness is bought to gardens, even in autumn, while flowers are produced from May through to July. Consider using this variety as a feature on a patio or balcony, by planting in a pot and swaying the delightful scent throughout your seating area. Supplied as 2 x 9cm pots.

GBP 19.98
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Harkness Rose Little Sid

Harkness Rose Little Sid

Witness a beautiful show as a mass of raspberry-red blooms grow for months on the impressive 'Little Sid' rose.This patio rose bursts to life from spring, with light red petals that darken towards the centre, while boasting a repeat flowering nature to continually erupt with colour all the way through to autumn.A bed of dark glossy foliage displays the flower clusters, forming an eye-catching contrast in colour. The plant is a reliable grower, with a short and bushy habit, perfect for planting throughout the garden, including in patio pots, beds, and borders.What's more, this variety is loved by pollinators and will attract bees and butterflies to transform any garden into a haven of wildlife.For every rose sold, we are proud to donate £5 to support the outstanding work of Ambitious about Autism (registered charity no. 1063184.) This is a national charity that runs specialist schools and colleges for autistic children and young people in London and the South East of England.'Little Sid' is named after Sid Wallace, a young boy who is autistic and non-speaking, and the son of television presenter Gregg Wallace.On the launch of this rose, Gregg said: "Raising an autistic child has many challenges but also great joys, as other families with lived experience will know. Anna and I are very proud of our wonderful son Sid and this rose is a celebration of him and all autistic young people.''Supplied as a bare root rose, ready for planting.

GBP 24.99
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Hydrangea paniculata Little Lime standard

Hydrangea paniculata Little Lime standard

Forget the traditional pastel mophead Hydrangea beloved of sea-side gardens - this sister species, Hydrangea paniculata, really is in vogue at present and 'Little Lime' is one of the more compact and free flowering new releases, perfect for any size garden!What's more, because it branches so well and flowers on younger plants, it is the ideal variety to grow on a standard stem, providing a wonderful rounded head of foliage and flowers that is easy to clip and maintain to that sophisticated shape.Stunning as a feature plant placed in borders where it will stand tall above all else, or perfect for pots and containers where it can be placed by a gateway, doorway or on a patio to add a touch of elegance.Flowering in summer into early autumn, 'Little Lime' will bring colour late on in the year when the rest of the garden has begun to fade. The lovely flower panicles open bright zesty lime-green, then fade to a creamy shade which produces a unique pink tinge too, which then last well into colder months. Grow in pots or in garden soil, trim head to shape early in season before new growth and allow to flower.Supplied as a 80-100cm tall plant (including 3L pot) with 45cm clear stem trained into standard lollipop form.

GBP 34.99
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Harkness Rose Little Sid

Harkness Rose Little Sid

Witness a beautiful show as a mass of raspberry-red blooms grow for months on the impressive 'Little Sid' rose. This patio rose bursts to life from spring, with light red petals that darken towards the centre, while boasting a repeat flowering nature to continually erupt with colour all the way through to autumn.Dark, glossy foliage acts as a bed for the flower clusters to grow, producing an excellent colour contrast. The plant is a reliable grower, with a short and bushy habit - perfect for planting throughout the garden, including in patio pots, beds, and borders.What's more, this variety is loved by pollinators and will attract bees and butterflies to transform any garden into a haven of wildlife.For every rose sold, we are proud to donate £5 to support the outstanding work of Ambitious about Autism (registered charity no. 1063184.) This is a national charity that runs specialist schools and colleges for autistic children and young people in London and the South East of England.'Little Sid' is named after Sid Wallace, a young boy who is autistic and non-speaking, and the son of television presenter Gregg Wallace.On the launch of this rose, Gregg said: 'Raising an autistic child has many challenges but also great joys, as other families with lived experience will know. Anna and I are very proud of our wonderful son Sid and this rose is a celebration of him and all autistic young people.'Supplied freshly in a 3L pot, ready to be planted out. Please note at certain times of the year this variety may be supplied in a 4L pot.We always endeavour to provide beautifully formed plants; however, our roses will naturally start to lose their leaves from October to prepare for the colder months. Do not worry though, as they will flourish once again with leaves and buds in the spring. Please, make sure you consider the season when purchasing our remarkable roses for yourself or loved ones.

GBP 29.99
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Pear Little Conference GYO Fruit Tree

Pear Little Conference GYO Fruit Tree

Never has there been a better time to grow your own and reap the benefits of producing healthy food, fresh from the ground. Making use of home gardens has always been a sensible thing to do, but now more than ever with genetic modification, produce picked and eaten from your own plot has never been a better idea!Identified in a Belgian fruit farm as being a dwarfing sport, 'Little Conference' was discarded by the commercial growers because it was too dwarfing for their use. However, it grows normal sized fruits and by grafting onto medium vigour stock we have ensured it stays robust through growth.This produces a large crop of fruits with clear white flesh, ready to pick each September. The long, tapering fruits are packed with an irresistible sweetness and lip-smacking juice that will drip from your chin when you bite into a ripe one!Because of its outstanding flavour, it remains the most popular pear grown in Britain by a long measure and this patio pear is a really good variety and dead easy for any gardener who is starting out in growing patio fruit. 'Little Conference' is largely self fertile and will be supplied on a dwarfing rootstock.Supplied as an established tree in a 4.5L pot, ready to plant out.

GBP 29.99
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Cordyline Little Red Star

Cordyline Little Red Star

Striking evergreen shrubs that are so easy to grow, yet boast architectural sword-like foliage in delightful shades.Red-shaded Cordyline are always popular, thanks to the striking colour that lasts long in the memory. 'Little Red Star' is an evergreen perennial with red-bronze and cream-striped variegated pointed leaves that grow in circular clusters.For added interest, clusters of tiny white flowers emerge in the summer months, which are brilliant for attracting pollinators and other beneficial insects. The show does not stop there however, as seasonal berries grow in the autumn.A distinctive palm-like style and compact growth habit makes these great options for container planting, bringing character to patios and balconies.Cordylines are known for being low-maintenance shrubs that add spiked accents to a range of displays. As the plants mature, tall and bare stems start to emerge to resemble trees, with spiked leaf tops.Supplied as a pair of established plants in 17cm pots.

GBP 12.98
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