Tulip 'National Velvet'

Tulip 'National Velvet'National Velvet is a division 3, Triumph Tulip with a deep crimson flower head with deeper coloured midribs. Deep red hues with seemingly shimmering petals make this flowerhead one of the most sophisticated in the spring scene. An elegant mid season bloom, National Velvet is a red treasure in the garden, whether used in containers or pots in the garden patio or in borders and beds. A Rose amongst Tulips, use as a romantic cut flower in a bouquet or

Simply layer the bulbs with the largest at the bottom

it's no wonder this cultivar earned its alternative moniker

this citrus superstar boasts a flavour profile both sweet and tart

jewels of the garden

this shrub will help attract a whole host of beneficial pollinating insects (as well as birds) to your garden

Hardy and Tall

These hydrangea plants are fabulous for many areas of the garden and patio

Strongly reflexed and fragrant

Jacqueline cherry tree flowers abundantly in April with large flowers (4cm) across in umbels of 2-4 with intense pink colour

Ice King is a beautiful whirling mix of petals which resemble the concentrated clusters like that of a carnation or peony

The inner and outer petals are of a lovely pure-white colour

We love seeing anemones like 'Ruffled Swan' underplanted in the dappled shade of a garden tree (alongside other woodland favourites like bluebells and primroses)