Plants

Rose, Constance Spry

Our original English Rose. Its magnificent, deeply cupped, luminous mid pink blooms have a wonderfully strong myrrh fragrance. It flowers once in early summer but is still very valuable. Our tallest English climber; it has large leaves and …

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Rose, v. Strawberry Hill

Beautiful at all stages, bearing small clusters of mid pink, medium-large, cupped rosettes. They have a strong, delicious myrrh and heather honey fragrance. The arching branches are clothed in glossy, dark foliage. Named after the gothic revival house …

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Rose, v. Chandos Beauty

The number one most fragrant rose across the Harkness range! Spicy and fruity notes fill the air as this timeless beauty flowers abundantly for months. An outstanding, award-winning variety. Purchased for £22.99 in June 2026 from https://www.roses.co.uk/product/780038/rose-chandos-beauty-4l-pot-ngw

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Rose, v. Sheila’s Perfume

‘Sheila’s Perfume’ boasts large high-centred flowers, which are often carried singly. These Floribunda flowers are highly scented and are predominantly golden yellow, but each petal is edged with a remarkable. £22.99 purchased June 2026 from https://www.roses.co.uk/product/780303/rose-sheilas-perfume-4l-pot-ngw

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Asparagus, v. Gijnlim F1

Purchased on 3 March 2026 fromhttps://www.blackmoor.co.uk/asparagus-gijnlim-f1-hybrid/p85. Description: “A Dutch hybrid, early to mid season, heavy yielding, thick spears, well adapted to green production. Heavy crops of medium to thick spears of excellent quality. Gijnlim is one of the …

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Asparagus, v. Backlim F1

Purchased on 3 March 2026 from https://www.blackmoor.co.uk/asparagus-backlim-f1-hybrid/p84 Description: “Mid to late production with good yield of thick smooth spears. Can be grown as green or white asparagus. To grow white spears, 2 years after planting crowns, when cutting …

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Runner Beans, v. Rhondda Black

Dig a trench during Winter and fill with kitchen peelings, tea bags, egg shells etc (no meat); scrunch sheets of newspaper together into a ball and throw into the bottom of the trench – this will help keep …

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