2019: Sedum Atlantis

Sedum Atlantis is a plant for our times; it’s drought tolerant, suitable for small spaces and attractive to bees. Its striking foliage forms rosettes of serrated green leaves with thick, creamy margins and tips that turn a pink blush in the autumn. The pink tinged flower buds open to bee-magnet yellow flowers. New leaves emerge in a beautifully creamy white, before developing into an attractive green with striking white borders and gradually forming a half metre wide cushion of drought resistant leaves. To top it off, this plant then covers itself with a foam of bee and butterfly magnet yellow flowers from July through to September.

2017: Mulberry Charlotte Russe (Mojo Berry)

We know it can be tricky to find these fruits in supermarkets and you can now have all the joys of growing your own mulberries without the hassle of keeping a large tree! This dwarf, compact variety only reaches a height of approximately 1.5 meters, making it suitable for any garden. It’s self-pollinating, fully hardy and fruits on both old and new wood, so you can be pick mulberries within the first year – from May right through until September!

Geranium Rozanne

"Voted by the public and growers as the “Plant of the Centenary” at the 100th Chelsea Flower Show!"

These reliable plants provide a long season of interest, not only with their wide variety of flower forms and colours but also with their diverse range of attractive leaf shapes. They make excellent ground cover, forming spreading mats of weed-suppressing foliage topped with masses of colourful saucer-shaped flowers up to 5cm which are violet-blue with white centres. Flowers June-October. Height 30cm; spread 40cm.