The Sunday Gardener in association with Crocus and Thompson and Morgan two of the largest quality on-line garden retailers.
Crocus has is a large gardening retail website with an impressive range of plants, over 4000 + plants for sale, and features regularly at Chelsea with award-winning gardens.
Thompson and Morgan established in1855 and are also a reputable Mail Order Seed and Plant company providing top quality plants and products. In addition, T & M has its own plant breeding programme based in Suffolk in the UK, and can boast several award-winning discoveries - including the stunning Rudbeckia 'Cherry Brandy' and Buddleja 'Buzz'™.
The Sunday Gardener highlights a selection of their seasonal offers, regularly changed and updated.
The Sunday Gardener is an affiliate member of both Thompson & Morgan and Crocus, which means I receive a small commission if you buy via this page and on other links on the website. The small commissions help to offset the cost of running, hosting and the website and maintaining it broadly non commercial and advert free.
If you are looking to buy plants from Crocus, please do use this link and or from Thompson & Morgan, please use this link. Below is a selection of offers with direct links. Using these links is a great help, thank you.
40% discount on Home Grown Perennials
What a great opportunity to buy home grown Perennials and cut out any air miles.
Crocus has 40% off a wide range of perennials including the lovely Salvia nemorosa Caradonna,illustrated, the ever reliable Nepeta Giant Six Hills, Aster × frikartii 'Mönch' for late summer colour, the delicate Erigeron karvinskianus and more
Fill gaps in borders
This lovely lupin is Lupinus 'Desert Sun' a fully hardy herbs perennial with bright spikes of yellow which if dead-headed may produce a second flush of flowers.
3 × 9cm pots £24.00
30% off Perennials
Pennisetum alopecuroides 'Hameln also known as Fountain Grass.
This variety of grass has the RHS award of garden merit and is on offer 3 × 9cm pots £15.00
Long lasting flowers
For long lasting flowers Achillea are one of the best, and the flowers look good as they fade.
It looks great with Grasses and in a semi wild setting on offer at 3 × 9cm pots £12.95
Showy Agapanthus
This is Agapanthus Twister, a showy blue and white variety which is semi-evergreen.
Agapanthus are ideal to grow in containers they look very stylish on a patio. A great offer3 × 9cm £29.99
This week's best selling offers from Thompson and Morgan
Lavender duo collection
Lavender duo on offer from Thompson and Morgan L. Hidcote and Munstead. Wonderfully scented English Lavender and fully hardy.
Blue and White Agapanthus
Few plants are more stylish than Agapanthus - they are hardy in most parts of the UK although may need a mulch to protect them in winter.
Hydrangea macrophylla Glam Rock Horwack
Fantastic colours this Hydrangea is a hardy, easy to grow shrub. Winner of Best New Plant Variety in the 'Hardy Nursery Stock' at The Grower of the Year Awards, 2014.
Beautiful Foxglove 'Panther'
This modern foxglove has a free-flowering and multi-branching habit, Foxglove ‘Panther’ produces masses of flower spikes in summer with lovely lilac flowers.
Scented ground cover creeping Phlox
Carpet your garden in rich colour and keep the weeds at bay with our perennial creeping phlox collection. This hardy rockery plant has many uses – under plant trees, shrubs and tall perennials, soften path edging or cover awkward slopes and banks.
Verbena 'Buenos Aires'
Fabulous Verbena 'Buenos Aires' rich purple flowers around 120cms and which guaranteed to attract clouds of bees and butterflies into your garden.
Ideal for back of the border to give height and colour.
Acer palmatum 'Atropurpureum'
A beautiful, graceful Acer which is ideal for growing in a container and with lovely summer colour.
In the autumn, the leaves turn a bright fiery red.Every garden has room for an Acer.
Grow your own Blueberries
No air miles with these blueberries.
Blue berry 'Duke' crops in July and early August with firm, medium-sized, light blue berries with a sweet flavour.
