Due to us coming out of the EU and the subsequent changes to regulations for sending plants to Northern Ireland and the Channel Islands, we are very sorry to announce that we currently cannot send orders to these areas.  We very much hope this will change in the future and thank all of our EU, NI and Channel Island customers for your support to date.

We now have a limited number of Purple Tree Collards available in 9cm pots - get them while you can!

In the coming weeks we will be harvesting our mashua crop.   If you are interested in purchasing, please select the 'Notify Me' button on the Mashua page and you will be sent an email as soon as they are in stock.

Here is a little more  information about these amazing and versitile tubers:

Tropaeolum tuberosum is a root crop that originates from the Andes Mountains of South America, specifically in Peru and Bolivia.  Evidence exists of ancient use of mashua, as far back as 8000 years ago, with introduction to Europe circa 1827.

Thank you all for your continuing support! Perennial vegetables and medicinal herbs are definitely in demand! Just a quick note to say please don't be disheartened if things appear to be out of stock - this is most likely very temporary as we are updating stock levels as quickly as we can. Please do keep checking back - or even better, use the 'Notify Me' button and add your email address to get a message straight to your inbox when items are back in stock.

A huge thanks to all our customers for your recent orders! It warms our hearts to see so many of you supporting our small independent business - and to see so many familiar names coming back for more! We are currently experiencing a high demand for all our plants and although we are currently keeping up with orders - please be aware that we may take a day or two longer to get your plants out to you. We are doing our best!

Gotu Kola (Centella asiatica) and Tulsi (Ocimum Tenuiflorum) make a great combo as an infusion of the dried leaves which an help nourish and balance the nervous system and help give clarity of mind.

New stock added including: Liquorice, Ostrich Fern, Taunton Deane Perennial Kale.....coming soon: Gotu Kola

***New Stock Update*** Now available: Ashwagandha Asparagus Pea White Horehound Lemongrass

As we plummet swiftly into the 'Hungry Gap'- the period of time usually between April and June when the last of the winter crops are dwindling and the summer crops are yet to bear fruit- I wonder why we don't grow more perennial vegetables. Don't get me wrong- annual veg is great too and I am up there with the first to lay out all my seed packets in January and wait impatiently for the first moment to get sowing, but what about now? This awkward interim?