Greenhouse Herbaceous Perennial.  Neat little plants that are often taken for pebbles having mainly white or yellow blooms. During resting period keep dry.

Greenhouse Herbaceous Perennial.  Delightful, easy to raise and mainly quick to flower types, hope to include; M. bocasana, M. Candida, M. longiflora etc.

Hardy Evergreen Herbaceous Perennial.  A delightfully attractive and varied range of sun loving plants, with an assortment of vividly coloured rosettes from the No. 1 Hybridiser of sempervivums in the USA.

Hardy Perennial.  A hardy Cactus! With some winter care this will transform your borders with its unusual tropical appearance. Spreading plants produce pads with few spines and bright yellow blooms when older. In favourable conditions, may also produce prickly pear fruit!

Hardy Herbaceous Perennial.  Harvest permitting includes: S. reflexion, S. spathulifolium, S. album hybrids, S. aizoon and many others in full foliage and flowering colour range.

Hardy Herbaceous Perennial.  Wonderful dark green to bronze foliage, undoubtedly enhanced by beacons of carmine-red umbels. This superb border plant caught T&M horticulturalists' attention because of this superb combination, which makes a glowing display in the late summer and autumn garden.

Greenhouse Perennial Trailer.  All sorts of easy to grow cacti all of which are ideally suited to window-sills, sun rooms or greenhouse. Height 10-60cm (4-24in). Flowering most times of year. Packets should contain: Carnegia gigantes, Ferocactus aconthodes, Ferocactus wislenzii. Lemairocereus thurberi. Opuntis phaecantha, Opunti ...

Vegetable.  A useful dual Calabrese that produces a good central dome followed by plenty of juicy sideshoots once the main head has been cut. Plant in succession for continual summer/autumn harvesting. Excellent flavour.

Vegetable.  One of the earliest, producing tasty large spears. If you live in a colder climate then you can still expect early harvests from mid February.

Vegetable.  Bred for close spacing, to give a quality 'one meal' head followed by smaller side shoots.

Vegetable.  We are pleased to see this hardy, over-wintering Broccoli back after several years' absence due to seed shortage. Providing all of the variable sized creamy heads are cut each spring then you will enjoy this tasty crop for 2-3 years. Very vigorous so allow at least 90cm (36in) spacing between plant ...

Vegetable.  A dependable early maturing favorite. Adapted to most soil types and can be successional planted throughout the season. Produces large (20cm) 8 inch domed heads with medium beads. Prolific side shoot production. Tolerant to hot weather. A luxury crop, easy to grow.

Vegetable.  The ideal summer sprouting broccoli, with an abundance of quality purple spears from summer through to autumn, and needing no cold stimulus to produce that 'traditional' taste! Bumper crops over a long season. Prefers a moist, rich, well-drained soil.Not winter hardy.

Vegetable.  An improvement on traditional forms of purple sprouting. Produces a more vigorous plant with large primary heads along with good sized, secondary shoots for picking over an 8 week period through from March to April.

Vegetable.  'Romanesco' are increasing in popularity as a broccoli to be eaten raw and with dips to retain its crunchy sweet taste, and containing more beneficial health properties than white cauliflower. Can also be stemed as a cooked vegetable. veronica produces individual florets with lovely spirals giving ...