Patio Pear 'Conference'Excellent as a dessert pear and for cooking Bell shaped, firm flesh with smooth, juicy flavour Late season crop, stores well until January Partially self fertile, but a pollination partner will improve yield Conference pears are among the most popular varieties, renowned for their exceptional flavour. These pears are long and bell shaped, with firm flesh that can be enjoyed either while still slightly under ripe or when fully ripe. With a smooth and

handsome bark it’s certainly a rare crop to impress guests

asparagus and shrubs

Packed with goodness

For something that’s a little different

Bred at the UK No1 garlic farm in the Isle of Wight

One of the biggest issues in the first year is trees and shrubs struggling to establish well due to lack of water and this system ensures that any water and liquid fertiliser you apply goes to exactly where it will have the biggest impact

rounded tree with summer foliage and bright autumn berries

A highly productive variety

Gorgeous mix of marbled and picotee flowers

Look dramatically beautiful naturalised in the grass

This involves simply placing them outdoors during the day and back undercover at night to allow them to get accustomed to the lower temperatures

slow-growing magnolia makes a beautiful feature plant