Welcome to the the virtual sales tent. Walk in and breathe in the scent of the floral displays.  You may want to take a bee line to your favourite exhibitor, or  just browse all the plants available.   See what takes your fancy.

Our exhibitors  have up to three items here and the links will take you through to their own websites.

Small leaves early in the year commonly used by female newts to lay her eggs in. Place on a shallow shelf in the pond and allow to scramble around. Also attracts bees and butterflies with blue or white flowers in Summer. Sent rooted in a 9cm basket.

Green oval leaves with scented white flowers from March - May and sometimes October - November grow out across the water surface. Does well in shade or part shade. Sent rooted in - 15cm mesh basket to place 60 - 90cm (2' - 3') below water level.

Blue flower spikes above upright green heart shaped leaves. Flowers - August-September. Also available with a white flower. Place on a 20-25cm(8-10") depth shelf. Taller Pontederia cordata lancifolia grows to 90cm(36") tall from a 30-40cm(12-16") depth shelf. Great plant for bees as it flowers later in the season & its flower shape suits them, especially good for the Bumble bee. Sent rooted in 11cm(4") mesh basket & aquatic soil ready to place immediately in your pond.

This is an easy to grow sundew and is excellent for catching fruit flies or white fly , these plants produce a rosette of sticky leaves and a pink flower on a long scape in spring , mature plant sent ready potted in a 9cm pot 

This is a highlander so can grow well in a kitchen or bathroom when kept just damp 

Produce’s beautiful red striped pitchers throughout the season and easy to grow , young plants sent out ready potted in a 9cm pot 

This is a stunning all red flytrap with shorter piranha like teeth , stand the pot in a saucer of rainwater in a sunny position for best results , great in an unheated greenhouse year round 

Mature plant sent out ready potted in a 9cm pot 

Evergreen clematis- bell shaped cream/green flowers November-February

summer flowering herbaceous clematis, beautiful small deep blue flowers-fading to light lavender blue with cream centre. Compact at 4-5ft high, and hard pruned- great for pot on patio or in garden border

Wonderful semi evergreen honeysuckle, cream/white/yellow scented flowers throughout the summer- great for pollinators

A herbaceous perennial with finely cut dark green foliage and semi double flowers opening in salmon pink, fading through coral to apricot and the lemon Will be content in a shadier position. Any fertile, moist, well-drained soil in full sun or partial shade and in any sheltered position. H:90cm S:50cm Easy to grow if in good soil Easy to grow if in good soil.

Driven by a passion for horticulture from a young age, Alec shares his extensive expertise and personal experience in this illustrated celebration of the peony. Written from Alec’s perspective as a professional peony grower and enthusiast, the book is accessible to both gardeners and non-gardeners and is more than just another gardening title – it conveys the inspiring story of how Alec pursued his passion to achieve the first RHS Chelsea Flower Show gold medal for peonies in eight years. Varied chapters introduce each of the qualities that make this remarkable flower stand out: their many varieties, scents and colours, how to care for and cultivate your plants, the historical and cultural significance of the peony and the hard work and commitment needed to exhibit at the UK’s leading flower shows. Each is superbly illustrated, with the photography showcasing the range of colours and changing shades of peony blooms to their cultivation on the nursery and art works featuring or inspired by peonies. 

‘Claire de Lune’ is a very special peony because of its unusual flowers and gorgeous scent; it also makes an excellent cut flower. ‘Claire de Lune’ has distinctive broad mid-green leaves and stunning lemon coloured single, cup-shaped flowers with golden centres. Floriferous, impressive and reliable peony. Fragrant, large flowers, all-time favourite.

Any fertile, moist, well drained soil in full sun or partial shade in a sheltered position.

Height x Spread: 120cm x 60cm

Upright spikes of vivid, rose-pink flowers with gently fringed petals, are carried high above rounded, mid green basal foliage. This gorgeous form of 'Prairie Mallow' is highly rated for its large, hollyhock-like flowers which will add real delight to the middle of a cottage garden or herbaceous border, flowering for weeks on end during summer. Cutting the first flush of flowers back to the ground, will encourage a second flush. 

It can be combined very successfully with ornamental grasses and other perennials to create naturalistic 'prairie type' planting schemes. An excellent cut flower; it grows best in a light, reasonably fertile and humus-rich soil, that is free draining but retains some moisture, in full sun. 

Height x Spread: 55cm x 50cm

Striking, semi double, apricot suffused scarlet flowers appear on slender, hairy branching stems above mid green clumping foliage. Here it flowered from late April to late September, its stunning colour stopping people in their tracks.

A fantastic container plant, it combines beautifully with purples, white, pale pinks and blues in a border.  A must-have plant, you will be the envy of your friends.  Just regularly deadhead and remove stems that stop flowering to encourage fresh growth. It thrives in a sunny to partially shaded site in any good, free draining soil. 

This knock-out plant wowed RHS Chelsea in 2016 and was awarded runner-up to Plant of the Year.

Height x Spread: 90cm x 60cm

Previously known as Dicentra, Lamprocapnos spectabilis forms a clump of divided green foliage. Arching stems bear heart-shaped pink flowers hence the common name Bleeding Heart. The flowers appear during late spring.

Best when planted in a sheltered spot in partial shade and in a humus-rich soil. A great plant to use as under-planting for trees, shrubs or roses. Division can be carried out during early spring.

All parts of this plant are toxic.

Launched May 2022 at RHS Chelsea Flower Show this lollipop shaped plant with glorious copper and yellow/green large heads was a finalist in the Plant of Year competition. Grows to 45cm in 3 years. We have kept it frost free over winter at +2 degrees and let it enjoy all the lovely sunshine in the summer months to capture all the wonderful colours.

Tall upright colourful court Jester! Aeonium Harlequin in new for 2023 and sure to cause a stir.

Free postage for up to 5 plants valid until 30th April 2024

Whether you appreciate its dried fruit husks, its quirky knobbly bark or its strong, unique fragrance, the Sichuan Pepper is sure to spice up your garden. The dried husks are widely used as a culinary herb (the Sechuan peppercorn) in the Far East. A medium sized fruit shrub, easy to grow, drought tolerant and not fussy to soil conditions. Suitable for those with the smallest of gardens as it can be used as a patio or bonsai specimen. It fruits happily in a pot and can be shaped to any size. 

The most famous and planted variety of the pomegranate. It can produce a terrific crop (in a conservatory) of large, bright, leathery skinned fruits with an unmistakable, vibrant flesh that has a sweet but sharp taste. They can make a great patio plant, a fantastic addition to your balcony or they can even be trained as an upright, single-trunk small tree due to its compact habit and ultimate height of 1.5m.

An attractive, heavy cropping fig tree with dramatic, architectural foliage. The large burgundy fruits have a soft jammy texture and ultra-sweet flavour. The ‘Babits’ Fig originates from Hungary therefore particularly hardy and early fruiting, making it well suited to the British Isles. The perfect addition to add a touch of the Mediterranean to your garden no matter the size. They can easily be pruned, potted, or trained to a south facing wall to help manage growth and create space.

The Yellow Trumpet. An easy to grow and hardy species, ideal for the garden, greenhouse, or sunny window.

An easy to grow sundew for the greenhouse or sunny windowsill. Ideal for catching compost flies and small house flies.

Beautiful miniature plants with exquisite flowers and ideal for a windowsill.

RHS Award of Garden Merit (AGM)

Pretty star shaped foliage on dark stems with deep raspberry buds opening to star shaped flowers of pale white-pink.

Very neat and compact habit.

Easy to grow.

Loved by the bees.

Bred by Richard and Vicky (plantagogo)

Wonderful frosty plum leaves making a good full neat mounds in the Summer still looking good in the Autumn and Winter.

Pink-white flowers in May to September.

Easy to grow.

Loved by bees.

One of the darkest, glossy ruffled leaves with tall creamy white flower spikes. Choice!

Compact upright habit suttle bicolour which is scented, flowering well into winter

The most scented Nemesia in the market, will flower into winter and continue to on and off for 3 winters

A compact scented brightly bicoloured Nemesia

A beautiful bladderwort, which will live happily on your windowsill, and will continue flowering for months

A wonderful Sarracenia, with white pitchers with dark red veins. Easy to grow, full sun, sit in rainwater

An easy to grow sundew, full sun, sit in rainwater. Great for catching those fruit flies, fungus gnats etc

Large lilac flowers on tall, robust stems from late spring to mid-summer.  An uncommon, reliable and hardy variety, introduced by Chipchase nursery.  The bees love it!  H&S 60-80cm (24-32in).

Pure white, golden centred flowers carried on tall stems.  Very easy to grow and hardy in sun or partial shade.  H&S 60cm (24in)

Heads of sweetly scented red flowers with vivid blue stamens in summer.  An unusual and choice hardy perennial for sun and most soils.  H&S 50cm x 30cm

The quantity and quality of blossom on this variety is probably the finest we have ever seen; combining with the beautiful and unusual markings on the flowers leads us to believe this plant to be one of the best ever bred on our nursery.

This is a collection of 6 different Tradescantia, all individually named. A mixture of trailing and upright plants.  This is a great way to receive a range of varieties at a reduced cost.  We are very sorry, but we cannot vary these collections to your requirements, as we make them up in large batches, hence the saving in cost.  Multiple collections will be duplicates.

A large, spiral leaved variety with exceptionally cut up, spikey edged foliage. Bands of burgundy, red and silver repeat from the outer edge to the leaf’s heart. Bold, vibrant this plant has everything. Bred at Dibleys.