A wonderful, scrumptious separate flower colour in creamy apricot. Single, 6cm (2½in) blooms are held well above the foliage on compact, tidy plants. Easy to grow and a good border filler. Flowers summer. Height: 25-30cm (10-12in).

Dwarf compact plants bearing brilliantly coloured single' flowers in a wide colour range. Easy plants, for beds, borders, containers and even dry sunny banks. Height 15-23cm (6-9in).

Low mounds covered with a mass of bloom. The semidouble cherry rose flowers are carried well above the foliage and face upwards so all are visible. Ideal for bedding, borders, tubs, containers etc. Flowers can be cut for unusual floral decorations. Flowers summer/autumn. Height 30cm (12in).

A delicious separate colour with creamy butter-milk, semi-double flowers held well above rich green foliage.

Low mounds covered with a mass of bloom. The semi-double flowers are carried well above the foliage and face upwards so all are visible. Mixture of cherry, rose, gold, mahogany, orange, scarlet, tangerine and cream.

Ideal for bedding, borders, tubs, containers etc. Flowers can be cut for unusual floral decorations.

A stunning dwarf selection of the ever popular Empress of India. Compact bushy plants have attractive small dark foliage and a mass of deep red flowers that sit neatly above the bronze foliage.

Easy to grow, and will create a free-flowering summer display in borders or containers.

Height: 20-25cm (8-10in).

Aphids are one of the most common pests in UK gardens during the summer months. Aphids extract plant sap and leave honeydew behind which attract fungi becoming like a sooty mould. Both greenfly and blackfly have enormous reproductive capability, this means they can inflict serious damage to plants quickly and in some cases spread plant viruses. Nature has many predators which can restore the … click for more

Chafer Beetle grubs, if they are left un-treated, can cause severe damage to lawns and will then over winter deeper in the soil, ready to cause more damage the following spring. They cause lawns to develop yellow patches where the roots have been eaten by the grubs of the Chafer Beetles. In severe cases the roots are completely destroyed and the turf can be pulled up easily to reveal no roots! … click for more

Caterpillars feed on leaves and young plant growth and, due to their huge appetites, are capable of massive damage to plants. Young caterpillars are unable to chew, so graze on the underside of leaves but as they get larger the damage they cause increases, when they eat flowers, fruits and growing tips. There are few products for controlling caterpillars, but Just Caterpillar uses nematodes to … click for more

Leatherjacket larvae, if they are left un-treated, can cause severe damage to lawns and will then over winter deeper in the soil, ready to cause more damage the following spring. They cause lawns to develop yellow patches where the roots have been eaten by the grubs of the Leatherjacket. In severe cases the roots are completely destroyed and the turf can be pulled up easily to reveal no roots! … click for more

Slugs are one of the most common and destructive pests in British gardens. Damage is widespread across many plant species and can be extensive due to the slug's ability to feed all year round providing temperatures are over 5°C. Many slugs live underground and this is where the nematode Phasmarhabditis hermaphrodita targets them. The nematodes are watered into the soil and seek out the slugs, … click for more

Red Spider Mites attack any conservatory plant as well as vegetable crops, including peppers, cucumbers and aubergines. The first sign of Red Spider Mite damage is a speckling on the leaves eventually turning them yellow. In serious cases plant growth is seriously damaged and plants may even die. The predatory mite Phytoseiulus persimilis can be used to control the pest, reproducing at twice the … click for more

Vine Weevil causes damage in both its adult and larval stages, with the larvae causing the most lethal damage by destroying roots so severely that plants die. The first sign of this can be the plant wilting due to insufficient roots being left to support it. Vine Weevil will attack many plants both indoors and outdoors, from pot plants to trees and shrubs. Vine Weevil Killer is watered into the … click for more

Whitefly is a major pest of vegetable and ornamental crops, with both the adults and the nymphs feeding on the plant, which can cause stunted growth and fruit can be soiled by heavy infestations. Varieties under particular threat from Whitefly are tomatoes, cucumbers and fuchsias. Whitefly Killer is the first of two treatments for Whitefly, and is supplied as Encarsia Formosa on cards which … click for more

Whitefly is a major pest of vegetable and ornamental crops, with both the adults and the nymphs feeding on the plant, which can cause stunted growth and fruit can be soiled by heavy infestations. Varieties under particular threat from Whitefly are tomatoes, cucumbers and fuchsias. Whitefly Mix is the second method of control which contains a mixture of two parasitic wasps, Encarsia Formosa and … click for more