Mike Reed Reblooming DaylilyA repeat bloomer with huge, dazzling flowers. Producing roughly 300 buds a year, this hardworking daylily is one of the most floriferous around. The bold, mammoth 20 cm blooms are deep red with chartreuse centres and gracefully recurved petals, flowering not once but twice each season for extra colour in borders or containers. A semi evergreen type, it holds some foliage through winter in mild climates and always bounces back come spring. Hardy, long

The biggest and the brightest yellow daffodil ever developed

Collection includes 10 Columbus Tulips and 30 Superstar Grape Hyacinths

cutting gardens and mass plantings

Coming in hot

we recommend planting this calla lily where it will get at least some shade and avoid being in direct sunlight during the hottest hours of the day

We've packed a pair of our festive snowflake tins with delicious snacks to share with friends

Vase not included

Mottled leaves add drama long after blooms fade

A tulip combo that stuns whether in the ground or a vase

Blooms for months

Stems produce 3–4 branches with 9–10 buds

8 sq metres and is anchored securely with 10 metal U-shaped stakes