Common Polypody | Polypodium vulgare

Common Polypody | Polypodium vulgarePolypodium vulgare, or Common Polypody, is a resilient and adaptable fern species that can thrive in various conditions. Its compact, leathery fronds feature intricately lobed leaflets, creating a charming and textured appearance. This fern's ability to grow on rocks, walls, or in crevices makes it a versatile choice for adding a touch of greenery to unconventional spaces or for naturalizing in woodland gardens. Perfect as a groundcover or for

this unusual plant creates a wonderfully tropical accent in your home or office space

heavy cropping tree is grown on a Gisela rootstock which is perfect for keeping plants more compact

Calabrese Aquiles is an over-wintering calabrese which will yield a tasty and reliable crop as early as April in the tunnel

Fun fact: the fruit develops its red streaks more vividly later in the year

While dogwoods can be grown in dense planting blocks or as an attractive hedge

An ideal choice for border edging

King Begonia will use its air-purifying qualities to disperse of any harmful pollutants and unwanted toxins

This popular variety has been bred to combine the texture and productivity of ‘Conference’ with the decadent

you'd be forgiven for thinking this tree was style over substance

cosmetics and body lotions

Considered to be one of the most reliable croppers

A delightful foxglove which remains as popular as ever for its spires of pure white flowers borne along strong and tall stems during early summer