Mr Fothergill’s - Spinach ‘Cello’ F1

Mr Fothergill’s - Spinach ‘Emilia’ F1

Mr Fothergill’s - Spinach ‘Renegade’ F1 ORG

Mr Fothergill’s - Squash (Butternut) ‘Sweetmax’ F1

Mr Fothergill’s - Squash (Summer) ‘Sunburst’ F1

Mr Fothergill’s - Squash (Winter) ‘Early Butternut’ ORG

Mr Fothergill’s - Squash ‘Vegetable Spaghetti’

Mr Fothergill’s - Strawberry ‘Delician’ F1

Mr Fothergill’s - Swede ‘Best of All’

Mr Fothergill’s - Swede ‘Gowrie’

Mr Fothergill’s - Sweet Corn ‘Ambrosia’ F1

Mr Fothergill’s - Sweet Corn ‘Bodacious RM’ F1

Mr Fothergill’s - Sweet Corn ‘Galaxy’ F1

Mr Fothergill’s - Sweet Corn ‘Incredible’ F1

Mr Fothergill’s - Sweet Corn ‘Minipop’ F1

Mr Fothergill’s - Sweet Corn ‘Rising Sun’ F1

Mr Fothergill’s - Sweet Corn ‘Swift’ F1

Mr Fothergill’s - Tomato ‘Cerise’ ORG

Mr Fothergill’s - Tomato ‘Cherry Blast’ F1

Mr Fothergill’s - Tomato ‘Cherry Falls’

Mr Fothergill’s - Tomato ‘Consuelo’ F1

Mr Fothergill’s - Tomato ‘Country Taste’ F1

Mr Fothergill’s - Tomato ‘Gardeners Delight’

Mr Fothergill’s - Tomato ‘Golden Sunrise’

Mr Fothergill’s - Tomato ‘Merrygold’ F1

Mr Fothergill’s - Tomato ‘Moneymaker’

Mr Fothergill’s - Tomato ‘Orangeto’ F1

Mr Fothergill’s - Tomato ‘Red Cherry’

Mr Fothergill’s - Tomato ‘Roma’ VF

Mr Fothergill’s - Tomato ‘Santa Victoria’ F1

Mr Fothergill’s - Tomato ‘Shirley’ F1

Mr Fothergill’s - Tomato ‘Suncherry Smile’ F1

Mr Fothergill’s - Tomato ‘Sungold’ F1

Mr Fothergill’s - Tomato ‘Supersteak’ F1

Mr Fothergill’s - Tomato ‘Tumbling Tom Red’

Mr Fothergill’s - Turnip ‘Purple Top Milan’

Mr Fothergill’s - Turnip ‘Sweet Marble’ F1

Mr Fothergill’s - Watercress ‘Aqua’

Mr Fothergill’s - White Mustard

Myrtus communis subsp. tarentina

This Myrtle is a gorgeous evergreen shrub with glossy, pointed dark green leaves and pretty explosions of fragrant creamy white flowers covering the stems throughout summer. It is an excellent alternative to box, clipping beautifully into balls and other loose topiary shapes. Now I’ve done the basics, let me tell you why I LOVE this Myrtle so much. Myrtle has long been known as the herb of love, with its history stretching all the way back to the Ancient Greeks. Prince Albert gave Queen Victoria a sprig of Myrtle before they married, and descendants of that original plant can still be seen growing at Osborne House on the Isle of Wight today. Even before I knew any of this, my mother cut an entire bush of Myrtle from her garden a few days before Mike and I got married. She strung it over the porch of our local church in an arch and was stunning on our wedding day. Luckily it was covered in flowers and smelt absolutely divine. I have a cutting of this in my garden and will pass this on to my children when they get married.  To add to this the berries are also edible! They aren’t the best raw, but they can be used a bit like sloe's to make liqueur, dried and paired with rosemary and garlic for roasted meats (a bit like you would juniper berries) or made in to jam! Leaf colour: Green Type: Evergreen Aspect: Full sun Soil type: Sand, chalk or loam Pot size: 7.5 litre

Nandina 'Red Light'- 7.5Litre

Heavenly Bamboo is an attractive compact evergreen with elegant, pointed leaflets held along upright stems. Fresh new growth emerges an intense red before gradually maturing to an attractive blend of green with creamy variegation, creating colourful interest throughout the year. In summer, delicate sprays of white flowers are held above the foliage, adding another season of interest to this easy-to-grow shrub. A fantastic choice for bringing year-round colour to borders, containers and smaller gardens. Leaf colour: Red, green and cream Type: Evergreen Aspect: Full sun Soil type: Sand, loam, chalk or clay Pot size: 7.5 litre

Nandina domestica ‘Blush Pink’ - 7.5Litre

This bushy, upright evergreen shrub has beautiful pink-red foliage through the winter months, gradually turning green as the season progresses. Sprays of small white flowers appear in summer, adding an extra layer of interest. A fantastic low-maintenance plant for borders and containers, providing colour throughout much of the year. Leaf colour: Green and pink-red Type: Evergreen Aspect: Full sun or partial shade Soil type: Sand, clay, chalk or loam Pot size: 7.5 litre

Nepeta × faassenii 'Purrsian Blue'- 2Litre

This lovely compact Catmint has silver, highly fragrant foliage and bold lavender-blue flowers that continue flowering well into autumn. Beloved by bees and other pollinators, it is perfect for sunny borders, containers and wildlife-friendly planting schemes. Its neat habit makes it particularly useful where space is a little more limited than with larger varieties of Nepeta. Flower colour: Lavender blue Leaf colour: Silver Type: Perennial Aspect: Full sun Soil type: Sand, chalk or loam Pot size: 2 litre

Osmanthus heterophyllus 'Party Lights' - 7.5Litre

This holly-like evergreen produces a spectacular display of colourful new growth. Fresh leaves emerge a brilliant pink before gradually changing to cream and finally maturing to rich green, creating a wonderful mix of colours throughout the season. A tough and reliable evergreen shrub, perfect for adding year-round structure and bright foliage to borders, hedging and mixed planting schemes. Leaf colour: Green, cream and pink Type: Evergreen Aspect: Full sun or partial shade Soil type: Sand, clay, chalk or loam Pot size: 7.5 litre

Osmanthus heterophyllus ‘Purpureus’ - 5Litre

This lovely Holly-Olive has rich dark green foliage, with striking red-black new growth that provides a wonderful contrast throughout the season. In late autumn and early winter, fragrant creamy-white flowers appear amongst the leaves, providing a valuable source of nectar for pollinators at a time when very little else is in flower. A tough and reliable evergreen shrub that brings year-round structure, colour and scent to the garden. Leaf colour: Green with red-black new growth Type: Evergreen Aspect: Full sun or partial shade Soil type: Sand, clay, chalk or loam Pot size: 5 litre

Parrotia perisca ‘Bella’ - 5Litre

This beautiful Persian Ironwood is a deciduous shrub with clusters of red flowers borne on bare stems in late winter and early spring. The leaves emerge green with a red flush before developing into a spectacular display of red, pink and orange tones in autumn. A wonderful plant for both spring and autumn interest, bringing colour to the garden from the first flowers of the year right through to the final autumn leaves. Leaf colour: Green, turning red, pink and orange Type: Deciduous Aspect: Full sun or partial shade Soil type: Sand, clay, chalk or loam Pot size: 2 litre (P.S - The big tree in the photo is NOT the size plant you will receive)

Phillyrea angustifolia - 30/35cm Ball -7.5Litre

We have grown the ever-popular Phillyrea balls for several years now as they are excellent evergreen plants that establish well in gardens and respond brilliantly to clipping as shrubby topiary. They are covered in wonderfully scented flowers from the leaf axils in spring and sometimes are followed by black berries which only add to their garden appeal. Whilst we grow these as balls, they can also be planted alongside one another and quickly grown into a smart evergreen hedge. Leaf colour: Green Type: Evergreen Aspect: Full sun or partial shade Soil type: Sand Pot size: 7.5 litre

Photinia ‘Magical Volcano’ - 7.5litre

Red Robin who? You'll forget all about Photinia 'Red Robin' when you see the intense red growth of this newer breed of Photinia. Photinia 'Magical Volcano' has tough green serrated leaves and a naturally dense habit, crowned with vivid red new growth. White flower heads are followed by dark berries, adding further interest through the season. Perfect as a standout screening plant or planted in groups to create a striking hedge. Leaf colour: Green and red Type: Evergreen Aspect: Full sun (planting Photinias in the shade will seriously dull the red leaves you bought it for!) Soil type: Sand, clay, chalk or loam Pot size: 7.5 litre