Tricyrtis plug plants thrive in moist, humus‑rich soil and partial to full shade. Plant in spring, keep soil damp, mulch well, and protect young plants from slugs. Their stunning autumn flowers make them perfect for woodland gardens and shaded borders....
Vinca plug plants thrive in full sun, warm conditions, and well‑drained soil. Plant after frost, water lightly, feed regularly, and deadhead to keep flowers coming all summer long. Perfect for low‑maintenance bedding and containers.
Plant Campanula plug plants in spring into well-drained soil, water lightly until established, and deadhead often for repeat blooms. Excellent for borders, ground cover and cottage‑style gardens.
Buddleja plug plants offer a fast, affordable way to grow colourful butterfly bushes at home. Plant in spring, give them full sun and well-drained soil, prune in early spring, and enjoy months of wildlife-friendly blooms.
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Agapanthus plug plants are easy‑to‑grow starter plants perfect for borders and containers. With their tall stems and blue or white blooms, they offer dramatic summer colour and quick establishment in any sunny garden.
Marjoram plug plants are easy‑to‑grow starter herbs perfect for pots and herb gardens. With sweet, aromatic leaves and quick establishment, they’re ideal for cooking, drying, and adding reliable flavour to everyday dishes.
Colocasia (Elephant Ear) is a tropical plant with huge, dramatic leaves. Although not fully hardy in the UK, it thrives in warm, moist conditions and can be overwintered successfully by lifting tubers or bringing pots indoors.
Mint (Mentha) is a refreshing, versatile herb valued for its flavour, aroma, and health benefits. Used in cooking, teas, skincare, and aromatherapy, it’s easy to grow and thrives in containers to prevent spreading.
Rosemary is a hardy Mediterranean herb that thrives in full sun, well‑drained soil, and minimal watering. It’s antioxidant‑rich, aromatic, and simple to grow with light pruning in late spring.
Sage is a hardy perennial herb ideal for sunny, well‑drained gardens. It’s aromatic, low‑maintenance, great for pollinators, and perfect for cooking, teas, and wellness.
