These vigorous, well branched cultivars of African Daisies grow to form a rounded sub shrub with flowers from spring to autumn. Their compact habit lends well in pots and sunny borders, providing a nice pop of reliable colour where you need it.African Daisies have been around the traps for time eternal, but the older varieties have been far surpassed by these new sorts. They have been bred for more flowers and vigour and they don’t disappoint. They are perfect for filling sunny spots and pots.
- [Agapanthus](/collections/agapanthus):Agapanthus are hardy, vigorous plants that are easily grown throughout most of Australia, in fact, these stunners are virtually fool proof.Whether you use Agapanthus as a border plant, weave them through beds, put them in pots or plant them just for picking they are hard to beat.
- [Anemones](/collections/anemones):Small on price, big on show! Anemones offer almost endless blooms through spring. They are easy to plant and easy on the purse!
- [Armeria](/collections/armeria):Fabulous shades of lilac pink blooms almost year round. A really hardy plant that puts on a spectacular show. The round flower heads are varied tones of lilac pink, from light to dark. This creates a lovely bicolour show. Each bloom is 3-4cm across.Grow Armeria in reasonably fertile, well drained soil. If the soil is soggy they tend to rot. Plant them in a sunny location. Deadhead flowers during the season to extend the show. They will tolerate dry conditions but thrive if kept moist during the flowering season.Armeria look fantastic in rock gardens, pots, towards the front of borders or along pathways.
- [Arum Lilies](/collections/arum-lilies):Arum Lilies are wonderful garden plants. They thrive in garden soils as well as by ponds. They produce a multitude of blooms which are fabulous for picking too. The lush foliage lends well to both tropical and modern styles and isn’t out of place in a cottage garden.
- [Bare rooted Trees](/collections/bare-rooted-trees):Winter is the perfect time to establish bare rooted trees, and from little things, big things grow! Planting a tree is to create a legacy. "Even if I knew that tomorrow the world would go to pieces, I would still plant my apple tree" Martin Luther
- [Bearded Iris](/collections/bearded-iris): We love these colourful iris, they are so easy care, their foliage is there for you year round and the flowers bloom without fuss. - [Begonias](/collections/begonias): No matter where you grow these Begonias, in sun or shade, they will give an amazing show. A great choice for patio pots, hanging baskets, edging plants or even indoors. The flowers bloom and bloom and the leaves are pretty as a picture. - [Best Buys](/collections/best-buys):Discover unbeatable value with our bulk bundles of top-performing bulbs and plants. Each variety is handpicked to deliver impressive mass displays, outstanding results, at the best prices.
- [Border Lines](/collections/border-lines):A fantastic array of plants for beds and borders. When you plan your borders, aim for shorter plants at the front, a middle level and then some lovely tall plants at the back.
- [Bouvardia](/collections/bouvardia):Bouvardia are fabulous little evergreen shrubs with fragrant clusters of blooms. The Royal Daphne collection has a larger, and more dense flower show on well branched plants. They can grow Australia wide.Bouvardia will delight in gardens or pots. The blooms make excellent cut flowers and the more you pick the more that will bloom!
- [Brodiaea](/collections/brodiaea) - [Bromeliads](/collections/bromeliads) - [Brugmansia Angels Trumpet](/collections/brugmansia-angels-trumpet):Brugmansia are commonly known as Angel's Trumpets for their beauty and heavenly fragrance.Brugmansia are an easy to grow ornamental shrubs with abundant trumpet shaped, highly fragrant blooms and lush foliage.They are fast growing shrubs that bring a touch of the exotic to your garden. Brugmansia flower for most of the year in warm climates and only stop blooming in autumn and winter in cool climates. The flowers of Brugmansia are most fragrant at night as they are pollinated by moths.
- [Buddleja](/collections/buddleja):Delightfully compact plants with sweetly scented, self supporting floral panicles. Best in a sunny spot with well drained soil, where they will soon settle in and begin impressing you.
- [Bulbs](/collections/bulbs):When you plant autumn and winter flowering bulbs, it is like planting a little magic in your garden. Once planted they will hide away for a month or two before emerging, when you least expect and most want colour.Autumn bulbs are ideal for beginners as they don’t need a lot of care and will come back year after year.
- [Cactus and Succulants](/collections/cactus-and-succulants):Cactus, Succulents, Sempervivum, Echeveria, Haworthia and friends make fantastic and easy care indoor and outdoor collections. Each of our Collections consist of named varieties. (Photos are indicative of the range only). All cuttings collections come named and with care instructions.
- [Calla Lilies](/collections/calla-lilies):Plant a range of colourful Calla Lily blooms for a succession of fabulous flowers through summer. They are great in the garden and great for picking! Calla Lilies grow everywhere from Queensland to Tasmania, with a similar line along the West Coast. Plant them in full sun to semi shade and keep watered for best results.
- [Campanula](/collections/campanula):Commonly known as Bellflowers, Campanulas are cottage garden essentials. The vivid flowers of Campanulas are long lasting and even make good cut flowers.
- [Canna Lilies](/collections/canna-lilies):Canna Lilies bring a lush, tropical feel to the garden. These new Cannova Canna Lilies are the best on offer. They have the ability to thrive in both cool and tropical zones and will flower for up to six months of the year.Cannova Canna Lily flowers are bright and the foliage is upright and luxuriant.
- [Cape Primrose Streptocarpus](/collections/cape-primrose-streptocarpus):Streptocarpus are from the same family as African Violets and require the same sort of conditions They are low maintenance plants with large, tropical like leaves that remain evergreen. Spring to autumn the Streptocarpus blooms form in clusters above the foliage. The flowers have intricate details and are much admired.Grow your Streptocarpus in bright light in well drained potting mix. You can wick water or water well then allow to dry out before watering again. Add a fertiliser high in potash every other week during active growth for best flowers. So easy to care for!
- [Chinese Ground Orchid](/collections/chinese-ground-orchid):Chinese Ground Orchid are terrestrial orchids that are easy to grow and flower - buy your Chinese Ground orchids online from Tesselaar here.Botanical name: Bletilla striata Plant type: Rhizome Flowering time: Spring. Size (HxW): 30cm x 20cm Depth and spacing: Plant your Chinese Ground Orchids with the rhizome lying flat 5-10cm under the soil surface. Watering: Water freely in summer but keep relatively dry during winter. Frost tolerance: Hardy Flowering time: Spring Planting time: Winter till spring. Soil: Well-drained, moist, humus rich soil. Climate: Cool to Sub-Tropical Aspect: Plant in Full sun to semi shade. Fertilizer: Liquid fertilizer every 2-3 weeks during growing period. After flowering care: Let them die off naturally.
- [Clearance](/collections/discounts-and-clearance):Exceptional end-of-season savings on quality bulbs and plants, offering a wonderful opportunity to fill your garden with colour, fragrance and beauty while stocks last.
- [Clematis](/collections/clematis):The rambling tendrils of Clematis will happily wind their way through shrubs, trees, trellises, fences, pergolas and more. Their versatility and beauty are much sought after in garden design. Their variety and ease of care are ideal for both expert green thumbs and beginners.Clematis are low maintenance and will flower abundantly through spring and autumn.
- [Cobra Lily](/collections/cobra-lily) - [Collectibles](/collections/collectibles): Why settle for day to day plants when you can grow something no one else is growing. These hard to find, new or forgotten plants provide that something special to treasure and care for forever. Not always as tricky as they seem, and often worth the effort if they are. - [Curiosities](/collections/curiosities): Some of the weird and wonderful plants the botanical world has to offer. These are real talking points for gardens and pots. - [Cuttings](/collections/cuttings): Our Cutting Collections contain the best available varieties on offer. They include new varieties, old favourites and popular choices. Each variety within the collection comes with their own label and care instructions so you know what you are growing and how to do it. The collections contain a good variety of leaf shapes, sizes and colours. *** Please note: The images are indicative of range only. **** - [Daffodils](/collections/daffodils):Ring in the spring with these quintessential spring bulbs. They are so easy to grow and give you such spectacular results.
- [Dahlias](/collections/dahlias):Dahlias are brilliant garden plants. They are long flowering, easy to care for and come in a huge array of colours shapes and sizes. Dahlia flowers are excellent for cutting, lasting a week or more in a vase, and they just keep giving, by cutting the flowers you will encourage more blooms.Dahlias tubers take around eight weeks from planting to flowering. Plant your Dahlia tuber in a sunny spot into moist, humus rich, well drained soil. Water in well then keep moist during active growth.
- [Daisies](/collections/daisies) - [Daphne](/collections/daphne) - [Daylilies](/collections/daylilies):A succession of colour through summer and beyond. Little to no maintenance plants with attractive foliage and flowers.Daylilies provide you with months of beautiful flowers. Some varieties will even flower year round in warmer climates. Plant in a full sun position in a well drained soil and enjoy!
- [Delphiniums](/collections/delphiniums):Delphiniums have a special cottage charm that is hard to say no to. The tall, colourful stems stretch elegantly over a mound of mid green foliage. They are good for picking and can flower twice in a season.
- [Diascias](/collections/diascias):The flowers open in abundance over compact foliage. Piccadilly Diascia have larger flowers and more compact, dense, mounding foliage. They bloom a little earlier and have better heat tolerance.
- [Dutch Crocus](/collections/dutch-crocus):Dutch Crocus grow best in cool to temperate climates where they look best in rockeries, beds and pots. Choose a sunny spot with well drained soil. They will tolerate light shade, such as under deciduous trees, especially in more Temperate zones. The bulbs of Dutch Crocus don't need to be lifted every year, if they are protected from the hot summer sun and have good drainage, so you can allow them to naturalise and only dig and divide after four or five years.
- [Dutch Iris](/collections/dutch-iris):Dutch Iris are the perfect complement to almost any garden style. They are easy to weave among existing plantings or spectacular en masse. You can even grow them in large containers. Their tall stems put on a glorious garden show.
- [Dwarf Dahlias](/collections/dwarf-dahlias):There are few plants that offer as much flower power as Dahlias do. Dwarf Dahlias are no exception. We have assembled a little collection of some fabulous new to the market varieties.Dwarf Dahlias offer abundant, bright flowers on compact plants and are ideal for pots and small spots.
- [Dwarf Gladiolus](/collections/dwarf-gladiolus):Fast to flower, these compact hybrids are perfectly sized and need no staking.
- [Easy care](/collections/easy-care): A colourful range of low maintenance plants to colour your garden beds. They are long flowering and excellent for picking. - [Echinacea](/collections/echinacea):Bright and beautiful, reliable plants that produce a lasting display. The flowers open from summer in a range of bright shades. Then, once the petals fall, you can allow the ornamental seed heads to remain into winter. They are dry tolerant, heat resistant, attract beneficial insects to the garden and flower for months.
- [Echiums](/collections/echiums) - [Everything else](/collections/everything-else) - [Fairies Fishing Wands](/collections/fairies-fishing-wands) - [Flashy colour](/collections/flashy-colour): Colour your garden with this bright range of blooms. Each of these plants put on a long flowering show and are great for picking. - [Foxglove](/collections/foxglove) - [Foxtail Lilies](/collections/foxtail-lilies):The striking flowers of the Foxtail Lily grow on very tall stems. Masses of brightly coloured stars open for a long show.Only suitable for areas which experiences fross as Foxtail lilies require a frost before they will flower.
- [Freesias](/collections/freesias):Freesias are suitable for pots, mass plantings, beds and borders. Plant them anywhere and everywhere you can appreciate their delightful fragrance.
- [Fuchsias](/collections/fuchsia) - [Garden greats](/collections/garden-greats) - [Geranium](/collections/geranium):The big flowers are saturated in colour and can bloom all year round. The stems are semi trailing and spill beautifully from pots or hanging baskets. Tough and virtually fool proof plants with plenty to offer.
- [Gerberas](/collections/gerberas):Gerberas are a colour bonanza for your garden.Hardy, disease resistant, commercial quality plants. These Gerberas were bred for cut flowers so they are guaranteed to shine – both outdoors and indoors.Grow Gerberas in well drained, compost rich soil in a sunny location. Ensure the soil is well drained, as the crowns will rot if they are sitting in water. If you are planting into pots ensure you use a good quality potting mix. Pots can be bought indoors when in flower.The best time to water your Gerberas is in the morning so they aren’t too damp over night.Gerberas grow 50-70cm tall and 50cm wide.
- [Gifts](/collections/gifts): We have gathered a beautiful array of giftware, practical pieces and indulgences for you to select from. - [Gingers](/collections/gingers) - [Gladioli](/collections/gladioli):Gladioli produce graceful spires which can be used to perfect vertical accents and colour highlights. The floret-filled spires of the Gladioli are like visual exclamation marks which make great garden highlights and provide relief from the surrounding lower-growing shrubs and perennials.Gladioli are amongst the most wonderful bulbs available for the summer garden - we find that you simply cannot surpass them in terms of towering elegance, colour and versatility.So why not try some of these wonderful gladioli bulbs - they're available from May until October.
- [Gladiolisss](/collections/gladiolisss):Gladioli are amongst the most wonderful bulbs available for the Summer garden - we find that you simply cannot suprass gladioli in terms of towering elegance, colour & versatility.Gladioli provide graceful spires which can be vertical accents and colour highlights. Gladioli are like Foxgloves and Hollyhocks in that they add vertical interest. Their floret-filled spires of the Gladioli are like visual exclamation marks which make great garden highlights and provide relief from the surrounding lower-growing shrubs and perennials.Gladioli flower upon command! We also love the "time-ability" of Gladioli. By simply timing the planting date of your Gladioli, you can have these bulbs blooming in early Summer, late Summer or early Autumn. It's wonderful to be able to time their blooms to appear for special occasions or to coincide with the flowers of the plants around them.Gladioli offer a huge range of colours which means that no matter what your choice is, you will usually find just the right shade!So try some of these wonderful gladioli bulbs - they're available from May until October.
- [Gladiolus](/collections/gladiolus):Gladiolus are bright and beautiful summer flowers. Their tall stems look stylish at the back of a border or bed, along a fence line or planted in a clump.Plant your Gladioli bulbs in batches over a few weeks, this will extend the flowering show. When planting in warm weather allow 90 days to flower and cooler weather 110 days.The flowers of Gladioli are excellent for picking, we recommend picking stems asits first bud opens to get the longest vase lifem. Pick in the morning before the heat of the day.
- [Gloriosa Lily](/collections/gloriosa-lily) - [Gorgeous plants](/collections/gorgeous-plants) - [Hanging Basket](/collections/hanging-basket): Take the guess work out of creating an eye catching, long lasting display with these stunning combinations. Each comes pre planted with an established root system in a 12.5cm pot ready to go. Simply tap out the pot and place it into the centre of your desired container or hanging basket. Water them in and in just a few weeks you will have a wonderful, colourful container. - [Hellebores](/collections/winter-roses):In the midst of winter, the timeless beauty of the Hellebore or Winter Rose comes into its own. With the gorgeous flowers in an amazing array of colours from opalescent white to rich burgundy, they are sure to brighten the dull days of winter.These Winter Roses hold their flowers for many weeks, and with their lush foliage they make a winning combination in any shady spot. Plant your Hellebore Winter Roses beneath deciduous trees for a picture-perfect effect.
- [Herb Trios](/collections/herb-trios) - [Highlights](/collections/highlights):One of the best things about gardening is the diversity of plants on offer and what a sensational choice we have! This selection of highlights includes our new releases and our seasonal plants of special note. This is a great place to look if you are after something a bit innovative and different to try out in your garden.
- [HighlightsWinter](/collections/highlights-winter) - [Hippeastrums](/collections/hippeastrums):Hippeastrums are extroverts, enjoying the limelight and always receiving compliments for their showy display. Fantastic in pots or planted in the front of the garden where they can be admired and enjoyed. The big, bright trumpet flowers will brighten home and garden. You could plant the bulbs in pots and show them off near the barbecue on the patio or as a centre piece at your next outdoor dinner party - a mobile beauty for summer pleasure. These hardy varieties will flower with little effort producing 1 or 2 stems with up to 4 trumpets each.
- [Hyacinths](/collections/hyacinths):If you grow Hyacinths for their fragrance alone and you will be a happy gardener ... and oh what colours ... it would be a shame not to plant a few!Their compact form means they are ideal for potting and they can be easily used in landscaping. Hyacinths are also excellent for picking, in vases their perfume will fill your home.
- [Hydrangeas](/collections/hydrangeas):Hydrangeas are wonderfully bushy and produce a wealth of big, bright blooms that are fantastic for picking. These exciting new varieties are well sized for the garden and compact enough to use as accent plants in your containers – the patio will benefit from their lasting display.The depth and variety of colour is influenced by the soil PH so you can even choose your own flower colour.
- [Impatiens](/collections/impatiens): You can create amazing drifts of colour in sun or shade with these wonderful new SunPatiens. The blooms open from spring to frost and come in an array of gorgeous colours. SunPatiens are maintenance free, so you will never need to prune them or trim their spent blooms. They grow the perfect size and shape and any spent blooms will disappear as if by magic, swallowed up by the next round of flowers eager to show off. SunPatiens grow in a wide climatic range, have strong branches and real substance to the petals. You really can’t go wrong with a few of these in the garden. - [Indoor plants](/collections/indoor-plants): There has been a lot written about the benefits of indoor plants, well aside for their ornamental value that is ... they purify the air, increase positivity, improve concentration, release moisture vapour which helps reduce respiratory distress, speed up recovery from illness and overall help to create a happier person. All that by just sitting there! Here we have a range of indoor plants and terrarium plants to help you to become a happier healthier person! - [Insectivorous Plants](/collections/insectivorous-plants) - [Inside Out](/collections/inside-out) - [Iochromas](/collections/iochromas): Iochroma are related to the Brugmansia. They are quick to grow and establish. Iochromas flowers from spring to late summer, and each flower lasts for weeks. The flowers are borne in clusters that hang like elongated bells. They love warm conditions and protection from frosts. In cooler climates it goes partially dormant but grows vigorously and flowers well as the temperatures increase in spring time. Cut it right back in this part dormancy for a vigorous, bushy shrub. Pendent flowers mass at the ends of branches for months from summer to autumn. Each bloom is around 10cm long. - [Iris](/collections/iris) - [Ixia](/collections/ixia) - [Jonquils](/collections/jonquils) - [Kalanchoe Flaming Katy](/collections/kalanchoe-flaming-katy) - [LA Lilies](/collections/la-lilies) - [Lachenalias](/collections/lachenalias) - [Life's luxuries](/collections/lifes-luxuries): Embrace the spirit of the season with our range of fragrance and self care products that draw on the wonders of our natural environment. - [Lilacs](/collections/lilacs) - [Lilies, Asiatic and LA](/collections/lilies-asiatic-and-la): The all time favourite lilium bulbs - Asiatic lilies are as tough as old boots, provide a bounty of colourful blooms for vases, are easier-than-you-can imagine to grow and wonderfully tolerant of searing Australia's hot, hot Summers. - [Liliums](/collections/liliums):Put on a show this summer! Lilies are hardy, easy to grow bulbs with a seemingly endless variety of colours, shapes and sizes. The flowers are long lasting and impressive in gardens and as cut flowers.They are pretty low maintenance too, plant them in friable soil, add a little fertiliser then you can sit back and enjoy the show!
- [Liliums, Other](/collections/liliums-other) - [Liliums, Sumo Asiatic and LA Lilies](/collections/liliums-sumo-asiatic-and-la-lilies): Asiatic Sumo Lilies are the biggest and the best Lilium bulbs on offer. You can expect plenty of flowers from the get go. The blooms open on tall, strong stems. Sumo Asiatic and LA Liliums are hardy cultivars with bright, upward to outward facing flowers. The stems average 4-8 blooms with numbers increasing as the bulbs establish. They make excellent cut flowers. Sumo Asiatic and LA Lilium bulbs are best left in the ground to naturalise. They will become larger each year and produce more flowers on stronger stems. Keep them moist while in growth and fertilise at the start of the season and again as the flowers are finishing. Mulch over the summer to help maintain moisture levels in the soil. From planting they will take 8-9 weeks to flower. - [Liliums, Sumo Oriental Lilies](/collections/liliums-sumo-oriental-lilies): Oriental Sumo Lilies are the biggest and the best Lilium bulbs on offer. You can expect plenty of flowers from the get go. The blooms open on tall, strong stems. The exotic blooms of the Sumo Oriental Liliums have the strongest fragrance, are the most heat tolerant and the most flamboyant flowers of all the Liliums. Sumo Oriental Liliums add glamour and fragrance to the garden. They are also tough, withstanding our hot summers. Plant Sumo Oriental Liliums in a permanent position in the garden, the longer they establish the more flowers they will bear. Ensure you fertilise your Sumo Oriental Liliums well, this will ensure the best blooms. In warmer climates, grow your Oriental Liliums in part shade or morning sun so the flowers last longer. Create an indulgent display of colour with Oriental Liliums. Gorgeous in the garden and perfect for cut flowers too. - [Lily of the Valley](/collections/lily-of-the-valley):Welcome to a showy selection of the best of the best from the current season's range. These are the new, rare and hot to trot plants of the season.
- [Martagon Lilies](/collections/martagon-lilies):Up to 50 flowers open on strong, tall stems. Let me say that again, up to 50 flowers from a single bulb on a single stem! Each bloom is 5-8cm across, and each is as stunning as the last. They truly are amazing!
Martagon Lilies originate in woodland areas, so are perfect for a part-shade or morning-sun position in the garden. It is a good idea to add a well-balanced fertiliser as they begin to shoot in spring, water it in, and then add a layer of mulch – they will love you!
Martagon Lilies may take a season to settle, so don’t expect masses of flowers from the get-go – come the second year, the one after that and the one after that, and the one after that, etc., etc. You will be amazed!
- [Miscellaneous](/collections/miscellaneous) - [Mollis Azaleas](/collections/mollis-azaleas): Mollis Azaleas are medium upright shrubs with stunning bunches of funnel flowers late spring to summer. The leaves fall late autumn, early winter. Best suited to cooler climates in a morning sun to full sun position. Mollis Azaleas thrive in well drained, humus rich, slightly acid soil (5.5-6.5 is best). Mulch them well at the time of planting and then each spring. This will help to help retain moisture over the warmer months and prevent damage to roots as they are fairly shallow. - [Naturalising](/collections/naturalising): Spring bulbs are easier than you think! Especially these naturalising bulbs which can remain in the ground year after year and bring you a stunning show. They are perfect for lazy and busy gardeners alike. - [Neils trees](/collections/neils-trees) - [Nemesia](/collections/nemesia): Compact and bushly, with abundant flowers that cover the palnt for most of the year. Nemesia are aromatic and impressive. They look fantastic in massed displays, garden beds or even containers. - [Nerine bulbs](/collections/nerine-bulbs): and Nerine bulbs Nerines are the ultimate source of low maintenance autumn/winter colour, so why not plant a range of Nerine bulbs for a long lasting colour display. The flowers of Nerines show before the foliage. Nerine bulbs love to bake in the sun so plant your nerine bulb just under the soil surface and let them lie there year after year, allowing the clump of bulbs to become overcrowded. In other words; plant, relax and enjoy the show! A lesser appreciated but very important benefit of Nerines is that the different varieties flower at different times . This means that if you plant a range of bulb varieties, you will enjoy splashes of Nerine colour from February until Winter every year. - [Nerines, Spot light on](/collections/nerines-spot-light-on):Nerines are so easy to grow and with an elegant beauty that blooms at a ‘quiet’ time of they year they are hard to say no to. Especially when we have such tempting new releases.This collection comes from 40 years of passionate collecting and breeding. Norman Collins loves Nerines, of that there is no doubt. His collection totaled some 375 varieties. Each with something special to offer. It is from this gardening passion that we bring you this amazing collection of hardy and beautiful bulbs.Nerines flower on straight stems with up to 25 florets a time. The stems range in height from 20-50cm.
- [Orchids](/collections/orchids):Orchids make spectacular garden features. Their flowers are totally extraordinary and their variety fantastical.Orchids are easier to grow than you think and come with easy to follow instructions and tips on how best to grow them.
- [Oriental Matisse Lilies](/collections/oriental-matisse-lilies) - [Oriental Roselilies](/collections/oriental-roselilies) - [Ornithogalum](/collections/ornithogalum) - [Other](/collections/other): “One lifetime is never enough to accomplish one’s horticultural goals” Francis Cabot Lowell. We certainly agree. There isn’t enough space and time to plant everything we want/need for our gardens! That is part of the fun, finding space for ‘just one more’ special plant! - [Pasque Flowers](/collections/pasque-flowers): The blooms have an intense colouring. The sizeable golden stamen provide a stunning contrast. The large flowers average 5-7cm across. They open on short stems from late winter to early spring. You can’t help but love these plants. The flowers are followed by handsome, round fuzzy seed heads like that of Clematis. Along with the flowers, the grey green foliage has a soft fuzz or fur covering. This adds the plants beauty. In the suns rays it give the plant a special glow. The foliage continues through summer. Pasque Flowers are easy to grow as long as they are planted in a well drained soil in a full sun to light shade position. They will tolerate dry conditions once established. Perfect for rockeries, pots and the fronts of beds or borders. The longer they are established the more blooms you will receive. Previously known as Anemone pulsatilla. Commonly known as Pasque Flower or Meadow Anemone. - [Peacock Iris](/collections/peacock-iris): A popular but hard to find bulb. Moreaeas are actually pretty easy to grow, and they are best left in the ground to naturalise. The foliage and flowers emerge winter to spring and they are dormant through summer. The flower stems grow 20-35cm tall and the narrow foliage grows to 40cm. - [Peony Roses](/collections/peonies):Why not spoil yourself and enjoy an abundant spring to summer display of intoxicating loveliness. Peonies flourish where winters are cold. Once they have settled in, you can enjoy their decadence for decades.
- [Perennials](/collections/perennials) - [Peruvian Lilies](/collections/peruvian-lilies): A grand choice for borders or pots. For much of the year, these hardy, fun sized plants boast masses of blooms in tropical shades, with plenty of stems for picking. - [Petunias](/collections/petunias):These plants just keep getting better and better with modern breeding. They flower longer, they flower more abundantly, they are easy care and they are colourful!We have a couple of different offers – Perennial Petunias and Patchwork Petunias
- [Phlox](/collections/phlox) - [Pre Summer Catalogue Andrea](/collections/pre-summer-catalogue-andrea) - [Ranunculus](/collections/ranunculus):These budget friendly bloomers are absolutely amazing. You will have up to six weeks of colour, and the more you pick, the more flowers will bloom. Love ‘em!
- [Roses](/collections/roses):These 'bush' Roses are upright, elegant shrubs that are blessed twice a year with spectacular showy blooms with an oh so sweet fragrance. All of our roses are specially selected for their great garden performance meaning they are well suited for Australian conditions, are hardy, disease resistent and free flowering. Enjoy these roses.
- [Sale](/collections/sale) - [Seeds](/collections/seeds):.
- [Shortlist](/collections/shortlist): - [Shrubs](/collections/shrubs) - [Tulips](/collections/tulips):Tulips may have a reputation as ‘difficult customers’ but in most cases this is undeserved. When you buy a tulip bulb the flower is already pre-formed and ready to bloom. All you need to do is plant your tulip bulbs it into well drained soil in a sunny spot, fertilise and water occasionally then wait for your very own tulip show.
- [Value Packs](/collections/value-packs) - [Veggie Patch](/collections/veggie-patch):If you have never gardened before, a Veggie Patch is an easy way to start as you are able to reap what you sow relatively soon after planting. You grow with love and can share that love with friends and family.All our fruits and vegetables come with detailed, easy to follow instructions that will have you gardening like a pro in no time!
- [Water Wise](/collections/belladonna-lily) ## Subcategories Product subcategories within collections - [A Time for Romance Dahlias](/collections/dahlias/a-time-for-romance-dahlias):A medley of romantic shades to spice up your garden! Dashing reds, burgundies, pinks and whites blended together create a loving a combination of colour.Dahlias tubers take around eight weeks from planting to flowering. Plant your Dahlia tuber in a sunny spot into moist, humus rich, well drained soil. Water in well then keep moist during active growth.
- [Aeonium](/collections/collectibles/aeonium) - [African Daisy](/collections/daisies/african-daisy): Robust, well branched cultivars, these African Daisies will grow to form handsome, rounded sub shrubs adorned with flowers from spring to autumn. Their compact habit lends well in pots and sunny borders, providing a nice pop of reliable, easy colour where you need it. They are dry tolerant, long blooming and so simple to care for. Unlike the old fashioned varieties, these modern African Daisies stay open night and day. They also have a better shade tolerance, excellent branching and all round vigour. - [Alliums](/collections/naturalising/alliums):Highly sought after, Alliums provide unforgettable garden displays. Their rounded flowers last an age and are very pickable.
- [Amerihybrid Picotee Tuberous Begonias](/collections/begonias/amerihybrid-picotee-tuberous-begonias): The two tone petals are a sight to behold. Each bloom grows 10-20cm (bigger with disbudding). Gorgeous, mounding plants that can bloom prolifically. - [Amerihybrid Roseform Tuberous Begonias](/collections/begonias/amerihybrid-roseform-tuberous-begonias): From summer you can expect a parade of flamboyant flowers and they can march right into autumn. The upright foliage is lovely and textured with softer green veining. - [Amerihybrid Ruffled Tuberous Begonias](/collections/begonias/amerihybrid-ruffled-tuberous-begonias): The colourful, semi to fully double, pleated flowers can continue into autumn. They are highly consistent and the result of over a century of breeding. - [Amerihybrid Tuberous Begonias](/collections/begonias/amerihybrid-tuberous-begonias) - [Anemone Dahlias](/collections/dahlias/anemone-dahlias) - [Anemone DeCaen](/collections/best-buys/de-caen-anemones):A lively mix of vivid reds, blues, pinks, and whites, selected for bold, eye-catching displays at exceptional value. Perfect for mass planting, these cheerful spring bloomers create vibrant drifts of colour, bringing energy and joy to any garden or border
- [Aquilegia Swan Series](/collections/perennials/aquilegia-swan-series):Bred for larger, more prolific blooms with midsized growth, they have the added perk of flowering without the cold weather most Aquilegia require. Once you have grown one, you will need to grow more!
- [Aquilegias](/collections/other/aquilegias) - [Bambino Dahlias](/collections/dahlias/bambino-dahlias): Cute and colourful, no staking required! Easy to grow, Bambino Dahlias have single to semi double blooms. They are bright and vibrant, just perfect for adding some easy colour to your garden. Bambino Dahlias do not require staking. They are both compact and lovely and bushy. - [Bath salts](/collections/lifes-luxuries/bath-salts): Relaxation and self care over the holiday season and indeed any season is important for your body and soul. - [Bearded Iris](/collections/iris/bearded-iris): Bearded Iris make garden styling a breeze. They offer a rainbow of options to effectively couple and accentuate existing colours in your patch. - [Bearded Iris, Big and Bold](/collections/iris/bearded-iris-big-and-bold): Stylish blooms in bold colours. These tough rhizomes are low maintenance and bring plenty of colour to your beds. Bearded Iris like a free draining soil and an annual application of rose fertiliser to keep them happy. - [Bearded Iris, Dwarf ](/collections/iris/bearded-iris-dwarf): Dwarf Bearded Iris offer awesome compact colour to bridge the gap between spring and summer. These blooms come out to play just as the tulips are finishing up. Their foliage is upright and evergreen, offering a year round show. Dwarf Bearded Iris flower a little earlier than the standard forms and are just as robust. - [Bearded Iris, Laughter Lines](/collections/iris/bearded-iris-laughter-lines): This combination of colour will bring a smile to your face. Bearded Iris are easy to care for and will thrive in an open, sunny position. They require good drainage and the occasional addition of fertiliser. - [Bearded Iris, Over the Rainbow](/collections/iris/bearded-iris-over-the-rainbow): Bearded Iris are easy care and will bring plenty of colour to your beds. Their late spring show bridges the gap between the spring and summers blooms. The spectacular flowers can be in colour for around a month and even spot flower throughout the year. Bearded Iris make excellent cut flowers. - [Bearded Iris, Romantic Affair](/collections/iris/bearded-iris-romantic-affair): Blousy flowers in romantic shades. The easy to grow rhizomes of Bearded Iris thrive in any well drained soil in a sunny position. The sword like foliage opens in a gorgeous fan shape and remains a feature year round. - [Bedding Freesias](/collections/freesias/bedding-freesias):Easy to grow bulbs that produce a fantastic, abundant floral display. Bedding Freesias have shorter stems than most Freesias. This makes them ideal for mass planting – they are also economical. Plant Bedding Freesias in individual colours or mix the bright shades together for a knock-out, fragrant show!
- [Bergunden Freesias](/collections/freesias/bergunden-freesias):A spring must have! Bergunden Freesias are fragrant, single flowers and come in a stunning colour range. They love a sunny spot and will grow well in a garden or a pot.
- [Best Buys](/collections/highlights-winter/best-buys):Discover unbeatable value with our bulk bundles of top-performing bulbs and plants. Each variety is handpicked to deliver impressive mass displays, outstanding results, at the best prices.
- [Big and Bold](/collections/bearded-iris/big-and-bold):Stylish blooms in bold colours. These tough rhizomes are low maintenance and bring plenty of colour to your beds. Bearded Iris like a free-draining soil and an annual application of rose fertiliser to keep them happy.
- [Bluebells](/collections/other/bluebells) - [Bokassa Tulips](/collections/tulips/bokassa-tulips):Bokassa Tulips are our premium potting range. The flowers are of medium height with compact foliage that lends perfectly to container plantings.
In pots, adding annuals such as Pansies at the time of planting will provide you with a long, colourful display, with the added benefit of reminding you to water. Of course, Bokassa Tulips will perform equally as well in the garden.
- [Brambleberries](/collections/veggie-patch/brambleberries):There is no substitute for the taste of fresh berries from your garden. They are best grown in humus rich, well drained soils where there is plenty of sun. Adding a trellis for support will encourage more fruit and make for easier harvesting.
- [Buddleja](/collections/shrubs/buddleja): Delightfully compact plants with sweetly scented, self supporting floral panicles. Best in a sunny spot with well drained soil, where they will soon settle in and begin impressing you. - [Bulb Mixes](/collections/best-buys/bulb-mixes):A cheerful collection of hardy, easy-to-grow bulbs, specially chosen for bold, colourful displays at exceptional value. Perfect for mass planting, they naturalise beautifully, creating sweeping drifts of vibrant spring flowers that bring lasting joy, brighten borders, and delight every garden with effortless charm year after year.
- [Bulbophyllum orchid](/collections/orchids/bulbophyllum-orchid): These remarkable orchids are known for their bizarre, often whimsical flowers that spark curiosity and conversation. - [Bulk Buys](/collections/limited-edition/bulk-buys) - [Butterfly Daffodils](/collections/daffodils/butterfly-daffodils): Frivolous flamboyance! Butterfly Daffodils are elaborate flowers, where the corona or trumpet is split to form a ruffle which makes the flower appear double. For this reason they are also known as Split Corona or Split Crown Daffodils. But we like the more romantic term Butterfly Daffodils and think they look fabulous fluttering in the spring breeze. - [Cacti Dahlias](/collections/dahlias/cacti-dahlias):Cacti Dahlias are vibrant flowers perfect for adding a bit of spunk to your garden! The narrow petals are layered upon each other creating a lovely, spiky round bloom. Cacti Dahlias come in a huge range of colours.Cacti Dahlias tubers take around eight weeks from planting to flowering. Plant your Cacti Dahlia tuber in a sunny spot into moist, humus rich, well drained soil. Water in well then keep moist during active growth.
- [Calla Lilies](/collections/limited-edition/calla-lilies) - [Candles](/collections/lifes-luxuries/candles): Fresh and floral fragrances to invigorate and delight. They offer the ultimate escape. - [Cascading Cymbidium Orchids](/collections/orchids/cascading-cymbidium-orchids): Despite their delicate appearance, Cymbidiums are actually quite easy. They may take a season to settle in but will flower reliably for years to come. Cascading Orchids bloom from 4 to 12 weeks on the plant and 2 to 4 weeks if cut for the vase. That is amazing value! - [Chinese Lantern](/collections/shrubs/chinese-lantern): These new, Australian bred Abutilon are gems with a naturally bushy, rounded habits. Useful in a pot, or small garden spot, it flowers forever and a day. - [Climbers](/collections/perennials/climbers):Climbers are such versatile garden plants. They don’t take up a lot of space on the ground, yet their effects can reach 10m or more in a dazzling display. Most are quick to establish and don’t even require pruning.Climbers are an easy choice to cover a garden wall, trellis or fence. You can even use them through trees and shrubs to add interest through the seasons.
- [Collectible Orchids](/collections/orchids/collectible-orchids): We have gathered some beautiful specimens for you to choose from. Orchids have such wonderful variety. This lot are all fabulously fragrant and put on an impressive show. Each comes with detailed, easy to follow growing instructions. - [Colour blend Tulips](/collections/tulips/colour-blend-tulips):We have taken the hard work out of creating a coherent spring display. This variety of stunning combinations are bound to bring the glamour to your garden. Clump them together in your beds, or put them in a pot and enjoy.
- [Curcuma Siam Tulips](/collections/perennials/curcuma-siam-tulips):Tulips from the tropics! These exotic beauties feature lasting colourful bracts over a long season. Glossy foliage has decorative mahogany streaks. Ideal for patios, indoors, or frost-free gardens.
- [Cuttings collections](/collections/collectibles/cuttings-collections): Our Cutting Collections contain the best available varieties on offer. They include new varieties, old favourites and popular choices. Each variety within the collection comes with their own label and care instructions so you know what you are growing and how to do it. The collections contain a good variety of leaf shapes, sizes and colours. The images here are indicative of range only. - [Daffodils](/collections/best-buys/daffodils):A joyful range of Daffodils in sunny yellows and creamy whites selected for bold, sweeping displays at outstanding value. Strong, dependable, and easy to grow, these vibrant spring bloomers create uplifting drifts of colour that return year after year with radiant charm.
- [Daffodils for Pots](/collections/inside-out/daffodils-for-pots): There is a terrific gamut of daffodils to enjoy in pots, from the compact miniatures to the stately standards. They are an easy choice and their extensive range of flowering times allows you to have them blooming from August all the way through to October. You can enjoy more than one variety per pot too, by layering your bulbs you can enjoy a lasting and varied show. When potting them like this it is best to do it in stages (just like a potted lasagne), putting the tallest, and latest flowering varieties towards the bottom of the pot. Here is how to layer your bulbs in pots . The lower bulbs will easily grow up through the upper plantings. You can even add some winter flowering annuals (e.g. Violas and Pansies) to the top of the soil to add interest (and to remind you to water) while you are waiting for the bulbs to come through. An example you might try is Poetry in Motion at the bottom for October blooms, then Grand Monarch for some early colour (Aug/Sep) and sweet fragrance. - [Daylilies](/collections/perennials/daylilies):With very little effort you can create the most amazing, memorable displays with these reliable, vigorous and heat tolerant plants.
- [Delbard Dahlias](/collections/dahlias/delbard-dahlias): Everyone has heard of Delbard Roses, but there aren’t many who have come across Delbard Dahlias! These flowers are totally flamboyant, a bit less formal or cottage than your average Dahlia. Each variety is carefully selected. From a trial of over 10 000 hand pollinated seeds, only five new varieties are chosen. From this point it takes another six years to get them to the market. The breeding program began back in the 1940’s and many beautiful varieties have been realised. They are award winning Dahlias for their large flower size, flowering numbers, colouring selection and compact, strong growth. Dahlias tubers take around eight weeks from planting to flowering. Plant your Dahlia tuber in a sunny spot into moist, humus rich, well drained soil. Water in well then keep moist during active growth. - [Diamond Awards](/collections/highlights/diamond-awards):All the plants we offer you are garden worthy but for the prestigious Tesselaar Diamond Award, we select only those plants that stand out from the crowd. The best of the best.
Our criterion is based on their floriferous nature, hardiness, disease resistance, ease of care and their sparkle of exceptional beauty.
Diamond Award plants are exceptional because, like diamonds, gardens are forever.
- [Diamond Awards Winter](/collections/highlights-winter/diamond-awards-winter):The Tesselaar Diamond Award celebrates plants of true distinction — those rare gems that shine brightest in the garden. While every plant we offer is garden-worthy, only a select few earn this honour. These are the best of the best, plants that stand out through their abundance of bloom, resilience, ease of care, or sheer, breathtaking beauty. Because like diamonds, a beautiful garden is forever.
- [Dianthus](/collections/perennials/dianthus):As seen at KaBloom! These super powered plants yield masses of vivid flowers for much of the year. They are upright, vigorous, robust, heat tolerant and absolutely fantastic in vases.
- [Diffusers](/collections/lifes-luxuries/diffusers): Enjoy your favourite fragrances as they fill your home, making it an ever more welcoming space. - [Digitalis](/collections/foxglove/digitalis): These durable garden or container plants add a nice vertical element to your display. They bloom for a month or more and are great for picking. - [Dinner Plate Dahlias](/collections/dahlias/dinner-plate-dahlias):These flowers are big … coming in at up to or just over 20cm across! The large blooms are sure to cause a sensation in summer. By staking early you won't disturb the roots later on. Tie the branches with loose garden ties or old stockings to avoid damaging the stems this is easy to do and well worth the effort.Dahlias tubers take around eight weeks from planting to flowering. Plant your Dahlia tuber in a sunny spot into moist, humus rich, well drained soil. Water in well then keep moist during active growth.
- [Double Daffodils](/collections/daffodils/double-daffodils):Twice as nice daffodils with double trumpets, petals, or both - these Daffodils have all the trimmings! Take advantage of the large variety available to create a symphony of colours and textures in your garden. Double daffodils are suitable for garden and container plantings.
- [Double Dreamy Foliage Dahlias](/collections/dahlias/double-dreamy-foliage-dahlias) - [Double Echinacea](/collections/echinacea/double-echinacea): Double Scoop Echinacea’s are fully double, last for months and their bold colouring doesn’t fade with age. They are long lasting plants that overwinter well. Double Scoop Echinacea’s are compact and well branched with abundant flowers through summer and into autumn. - [Double Hippeastrums](/collections/hippeastrums/double-hippeastrums):Double Hippeastrums are the triumphant result of years of intensive hybridising, offering twice the petals of the single varieties. With all the hard work done in the breeding, these bulbs are quite effortless to grow.
- [Double Tulips](/collections/tulips/double-tulips):Full-blown beauties. These flamboyant flowers unfurl gradually to expose layer upon layer of petals, like old-fashioned frilly petticoats. The large flowers are long-lasting on short to medium stems, and they look great in pots or garden beds.
- [Double Winter Roses](/collections/winter-roses/double-winter-roses):Perfect for planting beneath deciduous trees, where they’ll thrive and bloom beautifully for decades with minimal care.
- [Dutch Iris Best Buys](/collections/dutch-iris/dutch-iris-best-buys) - [Dutch Iris Colours](/collections/best-buys/dutch-iris-colours):A striking range of Dutch Iris colours, chosen for dramatic impact at exceptional value. Ideal for sweeping plantings, these elegant late-spring bloomers add height, movement, and a painterly splash of colour to borders and bouquets.
- [Dwarf Dahlias](/collections/dahlias/dwarf-dahlias):There are few plants that offer as much flower power as Dahlias do. Dwarf Dahlias are no exception. We have assembled a little collection of some fabulous new to the market varieties.Dwarf Dahlias offer abundant, bright flowers on compact plants and are ideal for pots and small spots.
- [Dwarf Foliage Dahlias](/collections/dahlias/dwarf-foliage-dahlias) - [Dwarf Hypnotica Dahlias](/collections/dahlias/dwarf-hypnotica-dahlias) - [Dwarf Iris](/collections/iris/dwarf-iris): Dwarf Iris punch well above their weight for colour and impact. Their early season colour signals an end to winter and a colourful spring ahead. The thin foliage is upright and often begins to emerge just as the flowers are fading, ensuring their glory is unencumbered. Plant Dwarf Iris in pots, gardens or rockeries. - [Echeveria](/collections/collectibles/echeveria): Colourful, easy care foliage plants anyone can grow. Echeveria plants will make you feel like a great gardener, even if you are not, and they are perfect for beginners or children. You will them for many years to come. - [Enlighten your Senses](/collections/gifts/enlighten-your-senses): Enchanting fragrances and tantalising teas to invigorate mind and body. - [Erysimum Wallflowers](/collections/perennials/erysimum-wallflowers):Incredible new breeding with compact, well branched growth and spectacularly colourful blooms from September to March. These lasting perennials combine well with spring flowering bulbs in gardens or pots.
- [Eye Popping Dahlias](/collections/dahlias/eye-popping-dahlias): As far as impact and colour go, there aren’t many plants that can compete with the variety and show Dahlias offer. These Eye Popping Dahlias are some of our top picks of the season. They have real flower power and will bloom for months. Dahlias tubers take around eight weeks from planting to flowering. Plant your Dahlia tuber in a sunny spot into moist, humus rich, well drained soil. Water in well then keep moist during active growth. - [Fantasia Freesias](/collections/freesias/fantasia-freesias):Fantasia Freesias are fully double blooms flushed in bright hues. The fabulous flowers begin to bloom in the middle of spring and continue for many weeks. Fantasia Freesias are fabulous water-wise bulbs and make amazing cut flowers.
- [Foliage Dahlias](/collections/perennials/foliage-dahlias):These mid sized Dahlias work their magic from midsummer, with a lavish showing of 5cm flowers over burgundy blushed foliage.
- [Foxgloves and Digiplexis](/collections/perennials/foxgloves-and-digiplexis):Make the most of your garden space by adding some spires of vertical colour. Using these shapes in repetition throughout your beds can break up monotony and create visually powerful displays.
- [Fragrant Roses](/collections/roses/fragrant-roses):A well placed rose can last a lifetime and even leave a legacy. Vigorous and floriferous roses lauded by their peers and loved by their gardeners.
- [Freesia Mass Planting](/collections/best-buys/freesia-bedding):A fragrant blend of bright yellows, pinks, purples, and whites, chosen for stunning impact at exceptional value. Ideal for mass planting, these cheerful spring bloomers fill borders and bouquets with vibrant colour and delightful scent year after year.
- [Fringed Tulips](/collections/tulips/fringed-tulips):With extravagant petals, these flowers have all the frills! These unusual tulips will create wonderful displays in your garden. Their unique shape complements the garden's texture.
- [Garden Great Daffodils](/collections/daffodils/garden-great-daffodils):These are tough, hardy varieties that are simple to grow. Each of these cultivars has been trialled in our fields, and we are confident of their quality.
Daffodils can be planted either in the garden or in pots and are a reliable source of spring colour year after year.
- [Gladioli - Dame Edna's Delights](/collections/gladiolus/gladioli-dame-ednas-delights):Statuesque colour for gardens and vases.
- [Gladioli - Show Stoppers](/collections/gladiolus/gladioli-show-stoppers):With such a huge range of colours to choose from, there is one to suit every garden.
- [Golden Trumpet Daffodils](/collections/daffodils/golden-trumpet-daffodils):Gold never looked so good. These traditional daffodils glow in shades of brilliant yellow and never go out of style. They also make excellent cut flowers.
- [Grandma Freesias](/collections/freesias/grandma-freesias):These classic varieties never go out of style, and they are the most fragrant of all the Freesia cultivars. They are well-suited to Australian conditions and will thrive in a sunny, well-drained garden position. Can you ever plant enough?!
- [Grape Hyacinth](/collections/naturalising/grape-hyacinth):Grape Hyacinths or Muscari are great for rockeries, pots, nooks and crannies, along pathways, drifts, grass plantings or at the front of beds. The flowers open late winter to early spring and look brilliant when planted with Miniature Daffodils. The grass-like foliage emerges in late autumn to winter.
Plant your Grape Hyacinths into well-drained soil, humus-rich soil is ideal, but they will cope in poor soils with good drainage. Water the bulbs in, and natural rainfall should take care of the rest. You will only need to water them if they dry out during growth. Grape Hyacinth bulbs are best left to naturalise where they will multiply to form nice clumps. Add some general-purpose synthetic fertiliser or blood and bone as the flowers are forming and again as they are fading to ensure good growth in the coming year.
They are known as Grape Hyacinths because their florets resemble bunches of grapes. They also have a very light fragrance reminiscent of fresh grapes. They are native to Mediterranean Europe and South Western Asia.
- [Grasses](/collections/perennials/grasses) - [Ground Covers](/collections/perennials/ground-covers):Create a lush carpet of colour and texture with these beautiful ground covers. From the soft mounds and lavender-blue blooms of Catmint, to the charming moss-like cushions of Saxifraga and the cheerful spreading habit of Cotula, these easy-care plants soften edges, fill gaps and bring the garden to life. Perfect for pathways, rockeries and sunny borders, they provide long-lasting interest while helping to suppress weeds and attract pollinators.
- [Hand & Body cream](/collections/lifes-luxuries/hand-body-cream): A little bit of floral luxury to treat yourself after a day working in the garden. - [Hand Picked Perennials](/collections/perennials/perennial-favourites):Perennials are those fabulous plants you see and just fall in love with. Perennials add colour, structure and form to your garden beds. They change with the seasons, bringing changing beauty to your surroundings.
There is a range of perennials on offer from evergreen (year-round interest), semi-evergreen (will remain evergreen in warmer climates, though don’t grow much through winter) and herbaceous (have a rest period during the year, usually winter, where they die down to just a crown in dormancy before remerging in spring). Each type has major advantages in your garden beds. They are easy to use, and each comes with detailed, easy-to-apply growing instructions.
- [Heirloom Hyacinths](/collections/hyacinths/heirloom-hyacinths):Hyacinths are seriously perfume-powered. In combination with their bold colouring, they are one of nature's greatest show-offs!
- [Hellebore Winter Roses](/collections/other/hellebore-winter-roses): In the midst of winter, the timeless beauty of the Hellebore or Winter Rose comes into its own. With the gorgeous flowers in an amazing array of colours from opalescent white to rich burgundy, they are sure to brighten the dull days of winter. These Winter Roses hold their flowers for many weeks, and with their lush foliage they make a winning combination in any shady spot. Plant your Hellebore Winter Roses beneath deciduous trees for a picture-perfect effect. - [Herbaceous Peony](/collections/peonies/herbaceous-peony):Peonies will last a lifetime. Each flower is a masterpiece, with layer upon layer of petals, and a sweet and alluring perfume.Peonies are something special. From almost nothing, the bushes develop into lovely and vigorous mounds of dark, glossy foliage in the springtime. As the weather warms they become covered with huge, blousy blooms that are fantastic for picking.
- [Highly Awarded Roses](/collections/roses/new-release-roses):Some of the best of recent breeding. Using the latest techniques, without pesticides and fungicides, so only the strongest survive and become available to gardeners. There are even more blooms to enjoy with less of the work!
- [Hyacinth Best Buys](/collections/hyacinths/hyacinth-best-buys):Discover unbeatable value with our bulk bundles of top-performing bulbs and plants. Each variety is handpicked to deliver impressive mass displays, outstanding results, at the best prices.
- [Hyacinth Colours](/collections/best-buys/hyacinth-colours):A richly scented mix of jewel-toned Hyacinth colours selected for bold displays at exceptional value. Perfect for mass planting, these sturdy spring bloomers create dense, fragrant carpets of colour that delight the senses and return beautifully each year. Perfect in pots as well.
- [Hyacinths for Pots](/collections/inside-out/hyacinths-for-pots): Hyacinths are well suited to pots and their early blooms are a great way to break winters spell. The gorgeous blooms bring both colour and fragrance wherever they are grown. Potting them nice and close will help them stand tall and create a generous and memorable show. They are quite compact so look best in low, squat pots - don’t forget to ensure they have drainage holes (because they don’t like wet feet). Our top tip for Hyacinths in pots is to leave them in a shady spot until the leaves begin to grow, then gradually bring them into the sun, this will encourage strong root growth and enable them to stretch slowly and luxuriantly once the flowers start to form. Once they are up and blooming, Hyacinths in pots are easily transported to where they can be best enjoyed, you can even bring them inside where their perfume will fill your home. Here are our Top Ten Tips on How to Plant your Spring Bulbs in Pots - [Indoor Advanced](/collections/inside-out/indoor-advanced): These advanced pots will create instant impact. Potted plants are the perfect home ornaments. They are the finishing touch, the icing on the cake if you will and they can moved and grooved where you need them and when. There is a gorgeous range of leaf shapes and sizes to choose from - one for every personality and decor style. If you live in warm climates you can even grow them on your patio or balcony. - [Indoor Plants](/collections/inside-out/indoor-plants): House Plants are awesome, just by sitting there they help to purify the air, increase productivity, release moisture vapour, improve concentration, speed up recovery from illness, make you an overall happier person and of course they look good. Our top tips for keeping your house plants happy and healthy are – ensure they have good lighting, err on the side of caution with your watering, twist and turn them to ensure lush, full growth and most of all, don’t panic. Ring, email, FB us with any questions you have, we are always happy to help. - [Iris Assorted](/collections/perennials/iris-assorted) - [Ivy Leafed Geranium](/collections/pre-summer-catalogue-andrea/ivy-leafed-geranium): Geraniums are much loved because they are dry tolerant, thrive in poor soils and with little consideration are lavish with their blooms. This Great Balls of Fire Collection was specially bred for hot, dry conditions and these reliable plants have a bounteous base of foliage and big, bold blooms. - [Ixia](/collections/other/ixia) - [Jackmanii Hybrid Clematis](/collections/clematis/jackmanii-hybrid-clematis):Invaluable climbers for softening the harsh edges in the garden. They get better with age (like many of us), as their roots have time to establish, they will come to be more prolific, producing larger displays of rich blooms each successive growing season.
- [Japanese Anemone](/collections/perennials/japanese-anemone):Graceful, late-season bloomers with elegant, wind-kissed flowers in soft pinks and whites. Thriving in part shade, they bring light and movement, creating a romantic atmosphere as other plants fade.
- [LA Lilies](/collections/liliums/la-lilies):LA and Asiatic Lilies have wonderfully bright blooms. You can plant a variety to spice up your summer garden. The blooms have little to no fragrance and make top cut flowers.LA and Asiatic Lilies are wonderful amongst perennials in your garden beds, in standalone features and in pots. You don’t need to be an experienced green thumb to have success growing LA and Asiatic Lilies you just need to remember to water them as they grow and you will be richly rewarded.
- [Laughter Lines](/collections/bearded-iris/laughter-lines):This combination of colours will bring a smile to your face. Bearded Iris are easy to care for and will thrive in an open, sunny position. They require good drainage and occasional fertiliser applications.
- [LE Herbaceous Peonies](/collections/limited-edition/le-herbaceous-peonies) - [LE Highly Awarded Roses](/collections/limited-edition/le-highly-awarded-roses) - [LE Liliums](/collections/limited-edition/le-liliums) - [LE Pee Gee Hydrangeas](/collections/limited-edition/le-pee-gee-hydrangeas) - [LE Perennials](/collections/limited-edition/le-perennials) - [LE Tree Peony](/collections/limited-edition/le-tree-peony) - [LE Winter Roses](/collections/limited-edition/le-winter-roses) - [Lemon and Lime](/collections/veggie-patch/lemon-and-lime):Perfectly sized for patios and small gardens, these heavy cropping and handsome, dwarf, Citrus are handy to have around. They have sweet, juicy fruits and their small size makes them a cinch to care for. The plants will take two to four years to reach full production depending on conditions. Suitable for pots or gardens.
- [Limited Release](/collections/highlights/limited-release) - [Limited Release Dahlias](/collections/dahlias/limited-release-dahlias): The following range of Dahlias first appeared in the Limited Edition catalogue. - [Limited Release Dutch Iris](/collections/iris/limited-release-dutch-iris): Simply planted, then left to their own devices, these Iris can last for decades. - [Living Stones](/collections/collectibles/living-stones): Stone plants are fantastic conversation pieces. They are super easy to care for - all they need is well drained soil and the very occasional water - and they will look good year round. - [Marguerite Daisies](/collections/perennials/marguerite-daisies):A boon in the picking patch, handy as a garden filler or an easy choice for containers. These compact, evergreen plants can provide masses of flowers
almost year round.
Early season lilies to introduce playful colour and character to your gardens, containers and flower arrangements.
- [Miniature Daffodils](/collections/daffodils/miniature-daffodils):These petite blooms may be small in size, but they certainly create a big impact in the garden. Tough, hardy and easy to grow, these daffodils always attract attention.
Miniature Daffodils are ideal in patio pots or woven into the nooks and crannies of your garden.
- [Mistral Anemones](/collections/anemones/mistral-anemones):These magnificent Mistral Anemones will flower earlier, have top botrytis resistance and produce prolific blooms with lovely, tall stems that last well in gardens and vases.
- [Mixed Daffodils](/collections/best-buys/mixed-daffodils):An uplifting mix of bright yellows, creamy whites, and bicolours, specially selected for bold displays at remarkable value. Perfect for mass planting, these dependable spring performers naturalise beautifully, creating waves of joyful colour that return year after year.
- [Monet Tulips](/collections/tulips/monet-tulips):Big, bold and beautiful blooms. Monet Tulips are tall, strong and long-lasting. These tulips are absolutely perfect for the garden. We love the array of bright colours that these hardy bulbs provide.
- [More bulbs for Pots](/collections/inside-out/more-bulbs-for-pots): One of the most common questions we get asked about spring flowering bulbs is “will they grow in pots”? Well the answer for the many is yes! It is not difficult to use potted spring bulbs to achieve some very beautiful effects. You can even layer a variety bulbs as a kind of ‘lasagne’ and achieve a longer lasting spring show. Planting your spring bulbs in pots allows you some creative freedom so you can indulge in that elegant pot of your dreams or go quirky and put some spring star flowers in an old boot! There are so many wonderful bulbs and containers to choose from, so why not have some fun! You just need to ensure there is good drainage holes and you use a quality potting mix. When you are picking your spring bulb pot or container, choose one that is in proportion to your bulb of choice. For example, one or two Tulips in a wheelbarrow sized container won’t be too impressive. A good rule of thumb is to use large, tall containers for large, tall bulbs and small, short containers for small short bulbs. To get the best display from your potted spring bulbs use a dense planting, you want them to almost be ‘cheek to cheek’ when you plant them. Then don’t be afraid to put some winter annuals such as Violas or Pansies on top - these will remind you to water and look good while you wait for the bulbs to emerge (they will find their way through no problem). Growing your spring bulbs in pots can have advantages, such as being able to be moved around to where they can be best shown off, or somewhere their fragrance is best appreciated. Once the show is over, you can even hide the fading foliage away behind the shed! Here are our Top Ten Tips on How to Plant your Spring Bulbs in Pots - [New and Exclusive](/collections/highlights/highlights-must-haves-for-spring):These Season Highlights are our 'Cream of the crop' for the current season –the plants and bulbs that are worth a special mention and ready to strut their stuff in your garden. We hope you enjoy them as much as we enjoyed selecting them for you.
- [New and Exclusive Winter](/collections/highlights-winter/new-and-exclusive-winter):Discover exciting new and exclusive plants and bulbs, carefully selected for their beauty, outstanding performance and ability to truly strut their stuff in the garden.
- [Notes about this special release of nerines](/collections/nerines-spot-light-on/notes-about-this-special-release-of-nerines):Graceful stems rise above strappy foliage, bearing clusters of starry white blooms that gleam in sunlight. Long-lasting and elegant, these easy-care bulbs brighten borders and bouquets, returning each season with fresh, hopeful charm.
- [Other](/collections/naturalising/other):One of the hardest things about spring bulbs is choosing your favourites! By adding to your collection each year, you can experiment and create lots of joy and memories along the way.
- [Other Begonias](/collections/begonias/other-begonias) - [Other Bulbs](/collections/best-buys/other-bulbs):A colourful mix of easy-care, sun-loving bulbs, selected for effortless growth and naturalising in gardens with minimal effort. Ideal for mass planting, they create vibrant, long-lasting drifts of bright blooms each spring, bringing exotic charm, movement, and joy to borders, containers, and open spaces year after year.
- [Other Collectibles](/collections/collectibles/other-collectibles) - [Other Daffodils](/collections/daffodils/other-daffodils):Celebrate spring with a radiant assortment of early to late bloomers, including classic trumpets and cups and other types and forms. Hardy, cheerful, and easy to grow, they naturalize beautifully, returning each year with brighter, sunlit charm.
- [Other Geraniums](/collections/geranium/other-geraniums) - [Other Hydrangea](/collections/hydrangeas/other-hydrangea):A true garden favourite, perfect for courtyards, containers and landscapes of any size. Easy to grow and low in maintenance, hydrangeas reward with generous, long-lasting blooms in rich, vibrant tones.
- [Other Lilies](/collections/liliums/other-lilies) - [Other Orchids](/collections/orchids/other-orchids): Orchids have such wonderful variety. This lot are all fabulously fragrant and put on an impressive show. Each comes with detailed, easy to follow growing instructions. - [Other Ranunculus](/collections/ranunculus/other-ranunculus):Layers of silky, rose-like petals unfurl in luminous shades of blush, coral, gold, and crimson. Long-lasting and irresistibly elegant, these spring bloomers bring romance to borders, containers, and bouquets alike. Easy to grow and abundantly rewarding, they transform any space into a vibrant celebration of color.
- [Other Shrubs](/collections/shrubs/other-shrubs) - [Other Tulips](/collections/tulips/other-tulips):Tulips are all about colour. They have been hybridised into a myriad of brilliant, bold hues that can be woven into any garden to great effect. There is such a terrific variety to experiment with.
- [Over The Rainbow](/collections/bearded-iris/over-the-rianbow):Bearded Iris are easy care and will bring plenty of colour to your beds. Their late-spring show bridges the gap between spring and summer blooms. The spectacular flowers can be in colour for around a month, and even spot flowers throughout the year. Bearded Iris make excellent cut flowers.
- [Parrot Tulips](/collections/tulips/parrot-tulips): True extroverts, Parrot tulips are colourful, frilled and flamboyant. They always create a stir in the garden and dazzle in a vase. Their ravishing bicolored, frilled petals are decadent yet reliable, tough and hardy. - [Patchwork Petunias](/collections/petunias/patchwork-petunias): Creatively composed, contemporary colour collections of unstoppable Petunias for your pots and baskets. Each pot comes pre-planted with a dynamite colour combination. Pop that into the decorative, 30 40cm container of your choice and the blooms will be spilling and thrilling in no time. - [Pearl Lilies](/collections/liliums/pearl-lilies):At the handy height of around a metre, these lilies have a refined grace. The reflexed blooms are outfacing to pendent, creating a soft, elegant display.
- [Pee Gee Hydrangeas](/collections/hydrangeas/pee-gee-hydrangeas):Award winning, sun hardy, ever changing Hydrangeas with impressive vigour and even more impressive beauty.
- [Perennial Petchoa](/collections/petunias/perennial-petchoa): SuperCal Petchoas are a hybrid of Petunias and Calibrachoas and give you the best of both worlds. You get the big flowers and easy growing nature of the Petunias and the colour, trailing habit and flower power of the Calibrachoa. - [Perennial Petunia](/collections/petunias/perennial-petunia): Perennial Petunias are perfect for adding a bright pop of colour to gardens, pots and hanging baskets. These new varieties have been carefully selected for their mounding habit and flowering prowess. Perennial Petunias can be easily used as colourful garden fillers and don’t need a lot of care and will last a few years. - [Persicaria](/collections/perennials/persicaria):Long-flowering perennials prized for their graceful flower spikes, attractive foliage and excellent garden performance, bringing colour, movement and pollinator-friendly beauty from summer into autumn.
- [Pheasant Eye Daffodils](/collections/daffodils/pheasant-eye-daffodils):It is easy to fall in love with these flowers, they ooze charm! The swept-back petals reveal the small, dainty cups with a regal elegance hard to surpass. The fragrance, too, is refined and memorable.
- [Picasso Ranunculus](/collections/ranunculus/picasso-ranunculus):Blooming lovely! Picasso Ranunculus are a popular choice as they have a high percentage of fully double flowers. For only a little money, and a little effort you will receive seemingly endless rewards. From each Picasso Ranunculus tuber, you will be able to pick multiple blooms. The flowers are a nice big size, grow on tall stems and will last a week or so in a vase. Sow tubers from mid-March onward for flowers in 10-12 weeks.
- [Picasso Ranunculus](/collections/best-buys/picasso-ranunculus-1):A dazzling mix of layered blooms in vibrant pinks, fiery oranges, sunny yellows, warm whites, and rich reds, chosen for maximum impact at superb value. Ideal for mass planting, they create a breathtaking sea of colour that flowers generously and lifts every spring garden.
- [Popular](/collections/highlights-winter/popular) - [Potatoes](/collections/veggie-patch/potatoes):Potatoes are hard not to love! They can be cooked in so many different ways, mashed, fried, roasted, baked, used in soups etc. etc. We have chosen strong varieties that will produce heavy yields with ease.There are lots of ways to grow Potatoes. They are so easy, they will succeed in the ground, in pots or even grown in sacks! From planting you only have to wait 15-20 weeks to harvest your delicious crop.
- [Potting and Vase Hyacinths](/collections/hyacinths/potting-hyaciths):You would be potty to miss these! Say goodbye to the dreary days of winter with the colour and fragrance of Hyacinths. This selection is wonderfully compact with dense florets.
- [Pulling it Together](/collections/gifts/pulling-it-together): Gorgeous tabletop elements by Robert Gordon in 3 delicious colours and organic cotton textiles to delight. - [Raspberries](/collections/veggie-patch/raspberries):Raspberries grow well in cool climates and are pretty easy care and the plants produce reliably for many years. If apples and Peonies grow well for you, so too with raspberries.
- [Regal Lilies](/collections/liliums/regal-lilies) - [Renaissance Ranunculus](/collections/ranunculus/renaissance-ranunculus):The Biancheri family of San Remo in Italy began growing Anemones and Ranunculus in the 1800's. In what is still a family business, they have remained pioneers in their development and improvement by combining tradition and cutting-edge research to create ever more beautiful and lasting flowers. Their blooms are now sold worldwide and are highly sought after by both the cut-flower trade and the nursery industry. Each tuber produces at least ten flowers, which are fully double from start to end. They are the best you can get.
- [Romantic Affair](/collections/bearded-iris/romantic-affair):Blousy flowers in romantic shades. The easy-to-grow rhizomes of Bearded Iris thrive in any well-drained soil in a sunny position. The sword-like foliage opens in a gorgeous fan shape and remains a feature year-round.
- [Roseform Tuberous Begonias](/collections/begonias/roseform-tuberous-begonias) - [Ruffled Tuberous Begonia](/collections/begonias/ruffled-tuberous-begonia) - [Sale](/collections/highlights/sale) - [Salvias](/collections/perennials/salvias):Salvias are one of the best garden plants around. They grow in a wide range of conditions and flower and flower and flower. Planting a variety of Salvias will ensure months of colour for your garden and your vases.
- [Scented Daffodils](/collections/best-buys/scented-daffodils-1):A beautifully scented blend of sunny yellows and soft whites, chosen for generous impact and exceptional value. Ideal for sweeping drifts, these reliable spring favourites fill the air with sweet perfume and return each year in a radiant wash of colour.
- [Scented Happy Daffodils](/collections/daffodils/scented-happy-daffodils):Midsized jonquils bursting with cheer to lift your spring garden year after year.
- [Scented Jonquil Daffodils](/collections/daffodils/scented-jonquil-daffodils):These cheery blooms are commonly known as Jonquils, and they are among the toughest Daffodils out there. The flowers cluster together on strong stems in groups of up to 20. They have a delightful fragrance and last well in a vase. Plant them once and enjoy them for many years to come.
- [Shallots](/collections/veggie-patch/shallots):Shallots are easy to grow, simply requiring a well drained soil and a sunny spot. Each bulb can produce a cluster of 6-12 new bulbs in a season.
- [Shrubs](/collections/perennials/hardy-shrubs) - [Siberian Iris](/collections/iris/siberian-iris): Siberian Iris have attractive foliage and stunning flowers. The attractive grass like foliage is the backdrop to these exquisite blooms. The flowers of Siberian Iris are supported on strong, thin stems which give the illusion of the blooms almost floating above the foliage. You can imagine the stunning effects when you plant these Iris in mixed beds or make them an inspiring feature on their own. The dry tolerant nature of these hardy Siberian Iris rhizomes makes them an ideal choice for water wise gardeners. The flowers are prolific in late spring and a great addition to floral arrangements requiring a touch of class. Easy care, drought tolerant and glamorous too. All this makes Siberian Iris a great garden choice. Siberian Iris are generally available from Mid January until Mid May. - [Single Echinacea](/collections/echinacea/single-echinacea):Echinacea ‘Sombrero’ are compact, upright, well branched and floriferous. They are dry hardy once established and will bring you years of joy. They are vegetatively propagated so are economical and will be true to type. They are very hardy and reliable.
- [Single Hippeastrum](/collections/hippeastrums/single-hippeastrum):Hippeastrums are extroverts, enjoying the limelight and always receiving compliments for their showy display. Fantastic in pots or planted in the front of the garden where they can be admired and enjoyed. The big, bright trumpet flowers will brighten home and garden. You could plant the bulbs in pots and show them off near the barbecue on the patio or as a centre piece at your next outdoor dinner party - a mobile beauty for summer pleasure. These hardy varieties will flower with little effort producing 1 or 2 stems with up to 4 trumpets each.
- [Single Winter Roses](/collections/winter-roses/sing):Tough, shade-loving perennials that bring elegant winter blooms and year-round foliage to the garden.
- [Soaps](/collections/lifes-luxuries/soaps): Elevate your daily rituals with these handcrafted Australian soaps infused with Shea Butter and Vitamin E, formulated to nourish and purify the skin. - [Society Garlic Tulbaghia](/collections/perennials/society-garlic-tulbaghia):A fast-growing, low-maintenance plant with tidy, evergreen foliage, tolerant of dry conditions and frost to -5°C. Perfect for cottage, coastal, or herb gardens, it’s an easy and rewarding choice for any space.
- [Sonatini Hippeastrums](/collections/hippeastrums/sonatini-hippeastrums): I’m not sure we can sing the praises of Sonatini Hippeastrums highly enough! They are one of the great bulbs that you can just plant and forget, similar to Nerines and Belladonna Lilies. Sonatini Hippeastrums will grow in cool climates with ease – there is no need to lift them every year, in fact, once planted you will have decades of reliable blooms. - [Sparaxis](/collections/other/sparaxis) - [Species Gladioli](/collections/other/species-gladioli) - [Spring Star Flowers](/collections/naturalising/spring-star-flowers):These flowers are tough, enduring, and oh-so-pretty. Plant them in a sunny position, then sit back and wait for spring. Plenty of flowers will bloom for months, then they will gradually disappear without any fuss and pop up again next year, likely with even more blooms. You will wonder how you ever did without them.
- [Strawberries](/collections/veggie-patch/strawberries):The taste of home grown strawberries is so much sweeter than the ones from the supermarket, there really is no comparison. The flavour straight from the bush is absolutely mouth watering.Strawberries are a great crop to grow with kids as they can watch them grow before their eyes and enjoy the spoils in no time! They like a sunny spot in humus rich soil. It is a good idea to add some compost or well rotted manure to the poor soils to give your strawberries a little extra get up and go.
- [Succulents](/collections/perennials/succulents):Easy to grow and wonderfully versatile, these resilient plants thrive in pots, hanging baskets or garden beds, rewarding gardeners with colourful blooms, pollinator appeal and sculptural foliage that brings year-round texture and interest.
- [Summer Clearance](/collections/discounts-and-clearance/summer-clearance) - [Sun Dancer Trailing Begonia](/collections/begonias/sun-dancer-trailing-begonia) - [Sunflowers](/collections/seeds/sunflowers):A joyful burst of colour for beds, borders, and picking patches, offering vibrant, long-season blooms. Easy to grow and generous, these cheerful giants attract bees, brighten any space, and deliver armfuls of radiant stems. Perfect for gardeners wanting a reliable, effortless summer impact. Bred in Australia by the renowned sunflower breeder Keith White from Copsley Ornamentals.
- [Sweet Peas](/collections/other/sweet-peas): Who could resist the ambrosial abundance of sweet peas? They are romantic, old fashioned favourites that are hard to get enough of! ‘Sweet Seduction’ Sweet Peas are the best we have ever seen. So fragrant and fabulous. (Each packet contains 20 or more seeds) - [Sweet Peas](/collections/seeds/sweet-peas-1):Who could resist the ambrosial abundance of sweet peas? They are romantic, old-fashioned favourites that are hard to get enough of! ‘Sweet Seduction’ Sweet Peas are the best we have ever seen. So fragrant and fabulous.
- [Terrarium Plants](/collections/inside-out/terrarium-plants): Terrariums are the ultimate in indoor gardening. You can have tremendous fun creating miniature landscapes with these terrarium plants. The only limit is your imagination. Don’t forget, if something appeals but terrariums aren’t your thing, you can also grow these fabulous plants as indoor or patio potted or hanging basket plants. Their appeal as Terrarium plants is that they are easy care and aren’t fast growers, or can be pinched back to a nice manageable size. - [Tesselaar Top 12 Daffodils](/collections/daffodils/tesselaar-top-10-daffodils):Daffodil breeders are always working hard to make small improvements and different variations in flowers. We, as gardeners, have a lot to thank them for because they provide us with an almost endless variety of hardy beauties to enjoy.
- [Tesselaar Top 12 Tulips](/collections/tulips/tesselaar-top-12-tulips):Tulips are the superstars of spring. They can take centre stage like no other flower can, creating the most unforgettable spring shows. These are our top choices of the season.
- [The Shortlist](/collections/highlights/the-shortlist):Each season we offer limited releases and special offers in addition to our main catalogue. This allows us to show off some new products, and those we have limited numbers of.
Whilst you are here, why not see if you can find yourself a bargain in the Clearance page - you might just save yourself 50% of the regular price..
- [The Toy Box](/collections/gifts/the-toy-box): Entertain the kids with these super soft plush toys and colourful paints. - [Tiger Lilies](/collections/liliums/tiger-lilies):A selection of fanciable flowers with added endurance and up to 20 blooms on a stem. These time honoured lilies have a nostalgic charm and hardy nature.
- [Tools of the trade](/collections/gifts/tools-of-the-trade): Make garden chores a pleasure with these hand made tools guaranteed to last a life time. Also some cute ornaments to brighten your day. - [Traditional Hippeastrums](/collections/hippeastrums/traditional-hippeastrums): Hippeastrums have been loved by generations for their bright, tropical flowers. They look good in gardens or pots and don’t need a lot of looking after. - [Trailing Sun Dancer Tuberous Begonias](/collections/begonias/trailing-sun-dancer-tuberous-begonias) - [Tree Peonies](/collections/peonies/tree-peonies):Tree Peonies produce voluptuous, highly perfumed flowers. The plants are lovely and lush and will last for many years in the garden. Oh. and don’t forget the flowers are fantastic for picking, established plants will produce enough to satisfy both the gardener and the florist!Tree Peonies differ from Herbaceous Peonies as they have woody stems that remain year round. As the weather warms, they grow from almost nothing into large shrubs. They are a great feat of nature.
- [Tried and Tested Tulips](/collections/tulips/tried-and-tested-tulips):Tulipmania might have transpired nearly four hundred years ago, but the spirit lives on in gardeners everywhere.
Tulips may have a reputation as ‘difficult customers’, but in most cases this is undeserved. This is the top selection, well-suited to the Australian environment. When you buy one of our bulbs, the flower is already pre-formed, ready to bloom, so all you need to do is plant it in well-drained soil in a sunny spot, water occasionally, then wait for the show.
- [Trumpet Liliums](/collections/liliums/trumpet-liliums):Trumpet Lilies are perfect for adding glamour and fragrance to your summer garden. The blooms hold up to the heat and are great for picking too. Their lovely tall stems add a nice vertical accent to beds and borders.These ostentatious lilies are out of the ordinary and absolutely worth a grow.
- [Tuberous Begonai Amerihybrids](/collections/begonias/tuberous-begonai-amerihybrids) - [Tulips](/collections/best-buys/tulips):A vibrant range of bold, reliable Tulips chosen for maximum impact at exceptional value. Perfect for sweeping drifts and colourful displays, these sturdy spring performers create a breathtaking carpet of colour that returns season after season with effortless brilliance.
- [Tulips for Pots](/collections/inside-out/tulips-for-pots): Tulips look fabulous in pots, using their impressive colour selections and forms you can create some fabulous, memorable displays. We have listed below our top tulips for the job, they are vigorous and reliable with compact foliage. Once you choose your favourites, all you will need to do is choose a good sized pot with decent drainage holes, add some good quality potting mix, then water - easy! Some of our top tips for planting tulips in pots is to plant the flat side of the bulb towards the edge of the pot (this is where the first leaf will grow from and so soften the edge), plant them closely for a generous, full display and to pop some winter flowering annuals on top to give your pot some immediate fanfare, with the added bonus in that they will remind you to water! Examples include Viola, Pansies, Polyanthus or foliage plants such as Dusty Miller will work too, the bulbs will easily grow through when it is their time to shine. Here are our Top Ten Tips on How to Plant your Spring Bulbs in Pots and don’t forget, all our bulbs come with easy to follow growing instructions. - [Value Packs](/collections/best-buys/value-packs):A Collection or Mix of bulbs is a great way to quickly fill your garden with a blaze of bright Spring Colour.
- [Veggie Patch](/collections/limited-edition/veggie-patch) - [Veronica](/collections/perennials/veronica):Perfect towards the front of a garden bed or in mixed container plantings. These compact, free flowering plants opens from late spring. With regular removal of spent flowers, Veronica can repeat into autumn.
- [Viticella Clematis](/collections/clematis/viticella-clematis):Garden worthy climbers with strong tendrils and a huge extravaganza of flowers. They bloom on new wood, so simply cut back to the first set of buds in late autumn/winter, then eagerly await their return, rewarding you with masses of vibrant colour year after year.
- [Winter Rose Elite Collection](/collections/winter-roses/winter-rose-elite-collection):This collection includes some of the best new Winter Rose breeding as well as some terrific, rare species types. Winter Roses offer valuable colour in the cool months, and prosper in the often hard to fill shaded spots of the garden.
- [Zonal Calliope Geranium](/collections/geranium/zonal-calliope-geranium): The big flowers are saturated in colour and can bloom all year round. The verdant stems are semi trailing and spill beautifully from pots or hanging baskets. They have no disease issues and can cope with everything from the dry to deluges. - [Zygocactus (or Schlumbergera)](/collections/other/zygocactus-or-schlumbergera): Zygocactus or Schlumbergera is an epiphytic cactus native to Brazil where they grow on rock crevices and tree boughs and are pollinated by humming birds. They have been in cultivation since the early 1800’s. Easy to grow and care for plants that are perfect in pots and hanging baskets. Grow them on the patio, under trees or even indoors. The leaves are connected in flat segments, 4-6cm. long. They are bright to mid green. ## Products Browse and search products - [Product Catalogue](/catalogues): Browse all products A-Z - [Search](/search): Search across all products and content