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Poppy Falling in Love - 38325

A beautiful selection with shades of white, through pink, coral and salmon to red make a dream-like display that is just breathtaking. The semi-double to fully double blooms, with their softness of the tissue or silk-like petals and delightful colours will have you "Falling in Love" with this irresistible poppy.

CF Veronica Blue - CF2190

Dark blue. Base branched plants with erect stems and flowers in elegant pointed spikes.

Oregano Greek - 65110

Looks much the same as regular oregano, however the flavour is more intense. A hardy perennial that has aromatic green leaves. Oregano produces mauve flowers in the summer that are particularly attractive to bees and other pollinators. A very popular culinary herb that you can add to many dishes. Plant in a well-drained sunny site. Can be grown in pots or containers. Pick fresh leaves when needed or you can freeze or dry them for all-year-round use.

Corn Popcorn Ruby Red F1 Hybrid - 55815

Crunchy, nutty tasting popcorn. It has a brilliant deep red kernel, which pops into brilliant white popcorn. As it dries for popping, the kernel becomes a deeper and deeper red. After popping it holds more anthocyanin and cyanidin than yellow popcorn. These components are known to have high antioxidant activity, so it has a higher nutritional value. Popcorn is becoming increasingly popular, now you can grow your own! Just grow as you would a normal sweet corn, except leave the cobs to dry on the plant. Popcorn is a heavy feeder and needs plenty of nitrogen. Your Popcorn will be ready to harvest when the husks have dried and the kernels are plump, well-coloured and shiny. Remove the husks and dry the cobs fully in a cool, well ventilated place for at least a month. Your kernels will not pop if they are too moist. Test if they are ready by attempting to pop several kernels, if they don't pop, or if the popped corn is chewy, try again after several more days of drying. When cobs are fully dry, harvest them by rubbing seeds off the cob via a twisting action with your hands. Store in an air-tight container (you can pop your container in the fridge) until you are ready to pop them. If stored well they should retain their popping quality for several years!

Primula Polyanthus CA Woods Mix - 38790

A much more vigorous, taller and stronger plant habit than Supernova. With CA Woods (Australian bred) you get a lot of variability in plant size and colour, this is not necessarily a bad thing, depending on your requirements. A good colour range with many shades, and unique patterns within the colours.

CF Antirrhinum Orleans (Costa) Light Orange Group 3-4 - CF0180

Plant towards the end of winter into summer. The abundant flowering and top quality flower stems already start at the end of spring and last until the beginning of autumn. Formerly known as Antirrhinum Costa.

Digitalis Dwarf Foxy Mix - 20500

A mixture of many coloured flowers around the stem. Flowers first year from seed. Digitalis produces a definite cottage garden appeal wherever it's planted. Sow autumn to flower the following spring.

Sweet Pea High Scent - 41780

Soft cream flowers with a subtle lavender edge. Strongly scented

Nemophila Penny Black - 31600

For a unique addition to your garden try Penny Black. The tiny (1cm) flowers are nearly black with a narrow white edge. Stunning foliage, creates an outstanding border.

Cornflower Classic Romantic - 17810

Fabulous shades of rosy red to charming pink with white tips. The flowers are often two toned with darker centres, magnificent bicolour displays. Great for mass planting.

CF Antirrhinum Orleans (Costa) White Group 3-4 - CF0190

Plant towards the end of winter into summer. The abundant flowering and top quality flower stems already start at the end of spring and last until the beginning of autumn. Formerly known as Antirrhinum Costa

CF Matricaria White Crown - CF1640

Mimulus Mystic Mix F1 Hybrid - 30500

Clean, clear and crisp flowers look decorative in hanging baskets and containers. Great outdoor performance with its rapid growth rate, producing numerous flowers.

Verbena Quartz Bordeaux - 44550

Intense, vivid rich-red Quartz Bordeaux is a real show stopper in the garden and in pot displays. Slightly spreading, mounding plants make brilliant beds and trail over the edges of mixed containers. Verbena enjoy hot dry conditions, watering underneath the foliage assists in keeping mildew and other diseases at bay.

CF Astrantia major - CF0525

A favourite among florists, with its dainty white paper like flowers with pink veining. Grows best in light shade and slightly damp conditions.  Astrantia seed can be fickle to germinate. The sowing must be kept warm (about 18 to 22°C) and moist for the first 2–4 weeks. After this period the sowing must be kept at a cold temperature (between –4 and +4°C) for another 4–6 weeks. This is best achieved by placing in your fridge inside a sealed plastic bag to retain moisture. After the 6 weeks, place tray in a warm location (~18°C) where seeds should germinate in 21-30 days.

Dianthus Dash Mix F1 Hybrid - 20015

Tough, compact, uniform and beautifully branched plants. Large rounded flower balls are held nicely above the shiny, green foliage. Stunning colours. Great autumn, winter and spring colour.

CF Celosia Sorbet Mix - CF0785

A mix of delightful pastel coloured crested celosias reminiscent of an Italian sorbet stand.