Gift Ideas

If you’re searching for a thoughtful Mother’s Day gift, consider the Blueberry Sunshine Blue plant. Not only does it produce delicious, sweet berries, but it’s also a compact and attractive shrub that fits beautifully in any garden or even a patio pot. The vibrant foliage and pretty blossoms make it a cheerful addition, ensuring your mum enjoys both flavour and colour long after Mother’s Day. Including 1 litre of Empathy After Plant Ericaceous Fertiliser - Designed to support acid loving plants - An organic based biostimulant and feed. The sustainable harvested seaweed in Empathy Ericaceous seaweed is a liquid concentrate that can be used on all ericaceous plants both growing in the soil and in pots. Will encourage strong roots and shoot growth.

Mid Season Variety Bluecrop - This popular Blueberry variety should always be chosen for planting either by itself or in a collection of varieties. Vigorous upright habit. Bell shaped flowers in spring followed by heavy crops of good flavoured fruit. Bluecrop has excellent autumn foliage. Considered the best all around variety for consistent yields with large, high quality fruit, and disease resistance. Bluecrop is an upright, open growing bush. 

Cox's Orange Pippin Dessert Apple - Regarded by many as the best of all eating apples. Aromatic, juicy, crisp with superb flavour. This variety is now self fertile. Fruits are golden, flushed with orange to red medium size fruits.     Fiesta Dessert Apple - An outstanding new apple variety for people who would like to grow Cox's Orange Pippin but can't. Received the Award of Merit from the Royal Horticultural Society in 1987. Cox is one of the parents and all of the aroma and nuttiness are present. Fiesta is a heavy cropping variety. Fruits are brightly coloured with a yellow background. Size is medium to large and the shape is rather flat to round. Picking time early October. Hereford Russet Dessert Apple - A modern variety that is the russet with a Cox-like flavour. Fruits are deep golden amber russetted. Exceptional eating quality with a rich, aromatic flavour and a winner in ‘taste testings’ around the country. The tree is well spurred, well shaped and moderately vigorous. The fruit set is heavy with small to medium sized fruit. A genuine resemblance to Cox but much easier to grow, far less troublesome and disease resistant. A very hardy variety that can be grown succesfully in any part of the UK. History: Bred by Hugh Ermen in 2002 in Kent, England. Picking time late October and the fruit stores until January.