Primula veris ‘Cowslip’Clusters of deep yellow flowers in spring Fragrant Happy in light shade Good for damp soils One of our best loved wildflowers, Primula veris (Cowslip) is a welcome sight in spring with clusters of scented yellow flowers on upright stems. This undemanding perennial is happy in part shade and damp soils, and makes a lovely addition to a shady border.

Recognised with an RHS Recommended: Award of Garden Merit

When partnered in the ground with later and taller spring bulbs such as Tulips and Daffodils

with double flowers appearing later in the season

Cactus dahlia ‘Kennemerland’ has sensational vibrant yellow

and children right after use

even in windy conditions

Featuring a telescopic pole

this super zonal geranium boasts clusters of bright red flowers above rounded two-zone leaves on bushy

making them very easy to pick

Includes four high-performing brassica varieties

This cold-hardy vegetable is delicious steamed or lightly wilted

Colour: Dark Blue