Our order books are now open for Allium bulbs, which will be shipped in the autumn. Alliums thrive in a warm sunny site and a well-drained soil, they do not do well in shade, plant the bulbs about 10 cm's deep.

Our Alstroemeria plants for 2026 are now listed, currently we are only accepting orders for garden ready plants (which are shipped in May). At the end of February we will stop taking orders for them and start taking orders for Jumbo plugs.

Currently, we have sold all our predicted young plants of certain varieties, some of which will be available again towards the end of April after we have conducted a stock check. Customers who have requested stock notifications will be notified at that time.

Camassias are an underrated garden plant. Very few bulbs can survive in heavy soils, but Camassias will; indeed, they thrive in clay, provided they are not underwater all Winter.We are now taking orders for delivery in late September-October.

Canna are heat tolerant and can be used both inside the house and planted out in the garden. They have a long flowering period. but are not technical hardy. in some garden, you might get away with leaving them out, but in others they will rot

We sell both Mini dahlia plants for delivery in Early to mid May.Garden-ready plants will be available in May, which can be collected from our nursery or any of the following flower shows, Beaulieu and Kent.

Fancy foliage plants, this year we are growing coleus (Solenostemon) and Ipomoea batatas

Galanthus or if you prefer Snowdrops come in many shapes and sizes. If you are looking for super reliable varieties and a long flowering period we recommend 'Snow Fox' January flowering,'Beluga' for February with 'Polar Bear' to finish the season in March.

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Our order books are now open for Autumn planting.

Daffodils are the common name for Narcissus. start flowering in February to May. Depending on the variety. Ideal in containers, borders, and lawns, most need full sun to flower properly; the exception is Obvallaris.