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Showing "A-Z" products from "Main Seed Collection 2008"
Fill your containers with this wonderful trailing snapdragon. Bright cheerful plants produce a mass of flowers. Also a great companion to other container flowers. Must be sown early. Treat as HHA.
This superb series has large 'snapdragon' flowers evenly spaced along the strong stems. The uniform plants are very free flowering and provide great displays in beds, containers and as cut flowers. A superb formula mix of all the colours in the series.
Top quality stems of double 'azalea' type flowers in a wide range of colours, they look terrific in borders and are ideal for cutting. Treat as HHA.
Very dwarf habit, with the traditional snapdragon flower. Excellent value for money mix in wide range of colours. Treat as HHA.
Snapdragons of rich crimson flowers with white throats and striking dark green foliage. Try planting in groups, it's a real head turner! Treat as HHA.
Compact and bushy plants for beds, edging and planters. Long flowering in a very wide range of colours. Treat as HHA.
Originally from sub-alpine meadows, this is a perfect rockery subject. Subtle pale yellow and cream petals graduating pink, they have one of the best aquilegia scents there is.
Bold and very beautiful, stunning short-spurred, double, brightly coloured blooms.
Large violet flowers on long stems, borne above striking marbled golden and green foliage.
Spurless, double pompon flowers in a soft, fresh, lime green to white. Offset by blue-green foliage and clump forming, this is a real cool customer.
Striking long spurred blooms year after year. an early summer 'Cottage Garden' favourite.
Cottage garden beauties, flowering in early summer. Dainty, mainly double 'spurless' blooms in the lovliest of colours.
Very large, long-spurred blooms flower freely above fresh green foilage. Flowering within a year of sowing, they will bloom in May from a November sowing. A top quality hybrid series.
Very large, long-spurred blooms flower freely above fresh green foliage. Flowering within a year of sowing, they will bloom in May from a November sowing. A top quality hybrid series.
Semi-double blooms, 'frilled and pleated' liked a Victorian petticoat, sit above compact, bushy foliage. Gorgeous delicate flowers, ideal for 'cottage gardens'.
The Victorians loved this short, spurless form of A. vulgaris. Our seed is collected from named varieties and selections with multiple tiers of petals which create pompon to petticoat effects in simple and bicolour shades.
Spurred flowers of deep orange-red with golden 'skirts' above finely cut, ferny leaves. This lovely flower will bloom year after year.
Almost black, single flowers with contrasting white corollas make for a most dramatic display.
Vigorous and prolific, producing masses of large, fresh lemon-yellow, heavily spurred flowers over very attractive fern-like leaves.
