Daffodil value Mixed Do you want to grow your own daffodils but are unsure where to start? This classic collection is a combination ...

Daffodil value Mixed Do you want to grow your own daffodils but are unsure where to start? This classic collection is a combination ...

A departure from the traditional yellow daffodils, Narcissus White Diamonds Mixture adds a dazzling white experience to spring borders & containers. A superb mix combines some of the best bulbs giving a superb range of shapes & sizes.

Height: 35cm (14). Spread: 15cm (6).

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A departure from the traditional yellow daffodils, Narcissus White Diamonds Mixture adds a dazzling white experience to spring borders & containers. A superb mix combines some of the best bulbs giving a superb range of shapes & sizes.

Height: 35cm (14). Spread: 15cm (6).

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A departure from the traditional yellow daffodils, Narcissus White Diamonds Mixture adds a dazzling white experience to spring borders & containers. A superb mix combines some of the best bulbs giving a superb range of shapes & sizes.

Height: 35cm (14). Spread: 15cm (6).

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The delightfully large, double flowers of White Lion form from layer on layer of lemon & cream petals, for a striking display to spring borders, an RHS AGM variety with a deliciously sweet scent. This magnificent narcissus carries the large flowers on, strong, sturdy, upright stems so making them perfect for cut flowers.

Height: 35cm Spread: 15cm

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Each of the four varieties in this vibrant dahlia collection have been selected for their striking colours, large fully-double blooms & garden performance. Cut flower gardeners will appreciate the tall sturdy stems & repeat flowering ability of these easy to grow dahlia plants. Lasting for many years this is the perfect collection for filling borders with seasonal summer colour. Each variety blooms over a very long flowering season
- perfect for adding autumn colour to the garden. The tubers can be lifted after the first hard frost of autumn & replanted the following spring for bigger, better displays each & every year. Varieties: Dahlia ? Orange Turmoil?, Dahlia ? Yellow Star?, Dahlia ? Nuit d? Ete?, Dahlia ? Badger Twinkle?.

Height: 100cm (39). Spread: 50cm (20).


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Each of the four varieties in this vibrant dahlia collection have been selected for their striking colours, large fully-double blooms & garden performance. Cut flower gardeners will appreciate the tall sturdy stems & repeat flowering ability of these easy to grow dahlia plants. Lasting for many years this is the perfect collection for filling borders with seasonal summer colour. Each variety blooms over a very long flowering season
- perfect for adding autumn colour to the garden. The tubers can be lifted after the first hard frost of autumn & replanted the following spring for bigger, better displays each & every year. Varieties: Dahlia ? Orange Turmoil?, Dahlia ? Yellow Star?, Dahlia ? Nuit d? Ete?, Dahlia ? Badger Twinkle?.

Height: 100cm (39). Spread: 50cm (20).


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Dahlia ' Dinner Plate' Collection These large flowered varieties are informally grouped together as Dinnerplate Dahlias ? & for good reason. Each spectacular bloom grows up to 30cm (12) across! These magnificent Dahlias produce an unforgettable display of giant blooms in summer, which make irresistible cut flowers. The colossal flower heads are held upon sturdy, upright stems, making a dramatic focal point at the back of borders. Perfect for exotic planting schemes, cut flower gardens, or simply impressing your neighbours! Dahlia ' Dinner Plate' Collection comprises 1 tuber each of: Dahlia 'AC Dark Horse' ...

Part of the James Wong Homegrown Revolution Range.A much loved ornamental UK bedding plant with a secret double life! Originally domesticated by the Aztecs (the same people who brought us sweet corn & pumpkins) for their tasty sweet potato-like roots, dahlias first came to our shores not as a flowery bedding plant but as a promising root veg. Delicious, versatile & totally immune to blight. Who could ask for more? Origin: Mexico. Latin name: Dahlia spp. Believe it or not, the runner beans we all know & love were actually originally introduced to UK gardens as an ornamental plant for their pretty flowers, whilst conversely dahlias were brought to our shores as a prized edible crop! Cultivated for hundreds of years by the Aztecs, these sweet, starchy tubers were scoffed in huge quantities alongside such supermarket staples as avocados, chillies & maize. In fact, the 18th century botanist Anders Dahl (which the species is named after) was utterly convinced that these would soon supersede the potato in popularity, which actually came close to happening when they were tried out as a blight resistant spud-substitute during the Irish potato famine. Today, they are still a popular food in their native mountains of Southern Mexico. Sow: February-April. Harvest: October-December. One of James' favourites! James says
- ' The ultimate multi-tasking garden plant, kicking out a harvest of sweet, nutty tubers after a summer of dazzling flowers
- & 100% blight resistant too!

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