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Cottage Garden Flowers - Herbaceous perennials, grow again year after year

Cottage garden flowers that grow year after year.


  • Acanthus spinosus - Bears Breeches

    Suits wet or dry, sun or shade!

    €9.00 each

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    Acanthus spinosus - Bears Breeches
  • Achillea Lilac Beauty

    €4.00 each

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    Achillea Lilac Beauty
  • Achillea Moonshine

    Loved by butterflies!

    €7.00 each

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    Achillea Moonshine
  • Achillea Paprika

    €7.00 each

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    Achillea Paprika
  • Aconitum Arendsii Bressingham Spire

    Monkshood

    €7.00 each

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    Aconitum Arendsii Bressingham Spire
  • Aconitum Ivorine

    Monkshood

    €8.00 each

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    Aconitum Ivorine
  • Aconitum napellus Blue

    Monkshood

    €7.00 each

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    Aconitum napellus Blue
  • Aconitum pyramidalis

    Monkshood

    €7.00 each

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    Aconitum pyramidalis
  • Acorus Ogon

    €8.00 each

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    Acorus Ogon
  • Agapanthus Blue Heaven

    Plant several together in a pot

    €9.00 each

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    Agapanthus Blue Heaven
  • Agapanthus Bluestorm

    €18.00 each

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    Agapanthus Bluestorm
  • Agapanthus Jack's Blue

    Superb in pots also

    €9.00 each

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    Agapanthus Jack
  • Agapanthus Headbourne Hybrids - blue

    African Lily

    €6.00 each

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    Agapanthus Headbourne Hybrids - blue
  • Agapanthus Silver Moon

    €18.00 each

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    Agapanthus Silver Moon
  • Agapanthus albus - White Lily of the Nile

    €6.00 each

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    Agapanthus albus - White  Lily of the Nile
  • Agapanthus Northern Star

    Stunning!

    €7.00 each

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    Agapanthus Northern Star

Garden Care Tips

Growing Potatoes

Everyone loves the taste of new potatoes, and trials in recent times with growing potatoes in big pots, old dustbins, buckets, plastic refuse bags and special "potato bags" have been very successful with huge yields.


Anything goes really; just make sure there is a drainage hole in the base. All you do is add about 10cm (4 inches) of multipurpose vegetable compost to the base of the container and about 5 small seed potatoes and cover with a small layer of more compost.

Look for disease resistant varieties, so that no spraying against potato blight is necessary and your potatoes are organic as nature intended.

When the green shoots appear, add more compost regularly as the stems grow until the container is filled to the top with compost and the green shoots are still showing. The buried stems produce more roots and more tubers all the way to the top of the pot.

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Plant Doctor

Tomatoes

Identify the most common troubles and
select the right product to solve any problems with your tomatoes :


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