'Red Duke Of York' First Early Seed Potatoes

'Red Duke Of York' First Early Seed PotatoesAn improvement on the Duke of York, this red skinned new potato has a yellow flesh and fine flavour. Introduced to the UK in 1942, it was a favourite of home gardeners during World War II and after First earlies are best planted in March and harvested from June to July. They grow rapidly, take up less space and are harvested when they are about the size of an egg Grow in open ground, traditional potato sacks or pots at least 45cm wide and deep (two

The Cotoneaster Tree is a semi-evergreen shrubby tree that keeps most of its leaves through the winter

lilac-blue flowers and light green leaves

semi-globe shaped blooms in a strong violet-pink

One of the best features of the Oxalis Triangularis Ikigai is its ease of care

growing to only 20 x 20cm

proudly boasting an RHS Award of Garden Merit and fruiting even in north-facing positions

Rosa rugosa is commonly known as 'Common Wild Rose' it is an extremely popular UK native hedge that displays vibrant bright green foliage with light pink

Begonia Yellow Double is a trailing

In built up areas

Sempre Avanti is part of the division 2 Narcissus

window sills and shelves are ideal

small-cupped daffodils