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Suitable from 100cm right up to 150cm (approx. 4 to 12 years), these My Babiie Car Seats provide comfort and safety for you little one on every journey. As part of the latest R129 / i-Size standard, this car seat has had extensive crash and safety testing. With a stylish well padded seat this car seat seat is designed to ensure your child travels in comfort and safety.. Installation method: Vehicle seat belt. Get to know the My Babiie MBCSB30 High-Back Booster Seat. Easy installation. Quick and convenient installation using the vehicle seat belt.. Safety first. The MBCSB30 is designed to meet the latest EU R129 safety certification standards.. Long lasting child seat. This car seat grows with your child and is a perfect travel solution from 100cm all the way up to 150cm (approx 4 to 12 years).. Padded armrests. The padded armrests and soft seat provide ultimate comfort for your little one. Designed for long journeys, they offer extra support and a cosy, secure ride.. Comfort and protec...

Fritillaria ‘Early Fantasy’ is a stunning Crown Imperial with soft apricot and peach-pink flowers that bring warm colour to the spring garden. Each tall stem carries a ring of hanging bell-shaped blooms beneath a crown of fresh green leaves, giving the plant its unique and dramatic look.. This variety flowers earlier than most Crown Imperials, making it one of the first tall spring bulbs to bloom. Growing up to 90 cm high, it adds height, structure, and colour to borders and mixed bulb displays.. The soft pastel shades pair beautifully with tulips, daffodils, and alliums, while the nectar-rich flowers attract bees and other pollinators.. Fritillaria bulbs are naturally resistant to deer, rabbits, squirrels, and rodents, making them a reliable choice for many gardens.. Easy to grow and long-lasting, ‘Early Fantasy’ will return each spring with very little maintenance.. What You’ll Receive. Top-quality Fritillaria imperialis ‘Early Fantasy’ bulbs, ready for autumn planting.. Quick Facts. Botanical name: Fritillaria imperialis ‘Early Fantasy’. Common name: Crown Imperial. Colour: Soft apricot and peach-pink. Flowering Time: Early to mid-spring. Height: Up to 90 cm. Position: Full sun. Hardiness: Fully hardy. Pollinator friendly: Yes. Planting Advice. Plant bulbs in autumn in fertile, well-drained soil around 15 cm deep and 30 cm apart. Always plant bulbs slightly on their side to stop water collecting in the hollow centre. Allow the foliage to die back naturally after flowering to help the bulbs store energy for the following year.

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Fritillaria ‘Purple Dynamite’ is one of those spring bulbs that instantly changes the atmosphere of a garden. Tall architectural stems emerge in shades of soft blue-green before becoming lined with dozens of pendant, bell-shaped flowers in an extraordinary glossy purple-black. The blooms appear almost lacquered in certain light, giving the plant a dramatic, luxurious presence that few spring flowers can match.. Flowering in mid to late spring, each sturdy stem carries layers of richly coloured bells that open gradually from the base upwards, extending the display for several weeks. Mature plants can reach up to 90cm tall, creating striking vertical structure in borders and mixed perennial plantings.. Unlike many statement plants, ‘Purple Dynamite’ is surprisingly easy to grow when planted in well-drained soil. It thrives in a sunny position and performs particularly well in gravel gardens, raised beds, and dry borders where excess winter moisture is avoided. Once established, the bulbs naturalise gently and return reliably each spring with even more impressive flowering stems.. Its naturally distinctive scent also helps deter deer, rabbits, and rodents, making it a valuable choice for gardens where browsing wildlife is a challenge.. Fritillaria ‘Purple Dynamite’ pairs beautifully with ornamental alliums, tulips, euphorbia, and fresh green foliage, where its near-black flowers create bold contrast and depth. Equally elegant in contemporary gardens or traditional cottage borders, it remains one of the most sophisticated and unusual spring-flowering bulbs available.

Peony Quitzin is one of those rare varieties that immediately stands apart from the rest of the border. The enormous double blooms emerge in unusual green-yellow shades before softening into layers of cream, pale butter yellow, and warm champagne tones. Deep within the flower, subtle peach colouring adds extra depth and complexity, giving each bloom an almost hand-painted appearance.. The flowers are densely packed and heavily petalled, forming large rounded blooms that feel both dramatic and refined at the same time. As the buds gradually open over several days, the colouring continues to evolve, making the plant visually interesting from the very first bud stage through to full flower.. Flowering late in the peony season, ‘Quitzin’ extends the display well into early summer and combines beautifully with soft pastel perennials and darker foliage plants. Mature plants reach around 80–90 cm tall and produce strong stems with healthy dark green foliage that remains attractive long after flowering has finished.. Originally bred by Swedish hybridiser Harald Fawkner, this uncommon peony is particularly valued by collectors for its rare colour palette and distinctive flower form. The blooms also carry a light, fresh fragrance that feels crisp rather than overly sweet.. Peony ‘Quitzin’ prefers a sunny spot with fertile, free-draining soil. Like all herbaceous peonies, it rewards patience and settles into an increasingly impressive plant over time. For reliable flowering, plant the eyes shallowly with only a light covering of soil above them.. We supply large bare root peonies with 3–5 eyes, selected for strong establishment and dependable garden performance.. Learn more about how to grow peonies

Tulip Greenland is a distinctive Viridiflora tulip celebrated for its elegant fusion of soft pink petals and fresh green markings. Each bloom opens in a warm blush tone, delicately feathered with vivid green flames that remain visible throughout the flowering period. This persistent green striping gives the variety its signature character and a refined, almost painterly quality in the spring garden.. Belonging to the Viridiflora group, Tulip Greenland is valued for its sturdy stems and long-lasting blooms. Flowering in mid to late spring, it performs reliably in typical British conditions, holding both colour and form even during cooler or unsettled weather. The flowers open gracefully without becoming loose or floppy, maintaining a poised, upright appearance in borders and mixed plantings.. At approximately 45–50 cm tall, it integrates beautifully among perennials and other spring bulbs. The colouring pairs effortlessly with whites, soft lilacs, deeper purples, and muted pastels, while mass plantings allow the green tones to create a subtle yet striking effect.. Plant top-sized bulbs in autumn once soil temperatures have cooled, in well-drained soil and a position receiving full sun to light shade. Larger bulbs are especially important for Viridiflora tulips, ensuring stronger stems, fuller blooms, and consistent first-season performance.. Tulip Greenland offers a rare combination of sophistication, resilience, and dependable return in favourable garden conditions, a variety that feels both timeless and refreshingly modern.

Mini Daffodil ‘Polar Hunter’ is a truly distinctive spring bulb that immediately captures attention with its unusual colouring. Unlike the familiar bright yellow daffodils, this elegant variety opens in soft shades of olive and chartreuse green that gradually soften to creamy white as the flowers mature. The subtle transformation creates a refined, luminous look that feels fresh and sophisticated in the early spring garden.. This remarkable daffodil was bred in New Zealand by hybridiser John A. Hunter and introduced in 2020. Part of its unique appearance comes from its heritage, which includes the rare green-flowering species Narcissus viridiflorus. That lineage gives Polar Hunter its soft green glow and gentle colour shifts throughout the blooming period.. Each graceful stem produces up to four flowers, giving the plant a light, airy appearance rather than the single bold bloom typical of many daffodils. The blossoms are also wonderfully fragrant, releasing a sweet perfume reminiscent of jasmine and honey on warm spring days.. Growing about 30–35 cm tall, Mini Daffodil Polar Hunter is ideal for the front of borders, rock gardens, woodland plantings, or containers. Its compact size also makes it perfect for planting along paths or near patios where its delicate scent can be enjoyed up close. Plant in groups or drifts and it will naturalise easily, returning reliably year after year.. With its cool green tones, ivory petals and graceful fragrance, Mini Daffodil Polar Hunter offers a rare and elegant alternative to traditional daffodils, bringing subtle beauty and charm to the spring garden.

Jumbo Amaryllis Tarantula is an exotic spider-type amaryllis that stands out through form, movement, and subtle colouring rather than bold colour alone. Its flowers open wide into an expressive, star-like shape, with long, narrow petals that curve and twist away from the centre. The overall effect is light, architectural, and strikingly different from the rounded blooms of traditional amaryllis varieties.. The colouring is soft and refined. Pale green and creamy ivory tones dominate the petals, gently highlighted by warm blush-pink veining that radiates from the throat of each flower. These delicate markings add depth and interest without overwhelming the plant, giving Tarantula a distinctly botanical and contemporary feel. Several flowers open along each strong stem, creating a balanced display that feels airy yet impressive.. Well suited to indoor growing, Jumbo Amaryllis Tarantula performs best in a bright, warm position where its unusual shape can be appreciated up close. Plant the bulb with the neck partially exposed above the compost and water sparingly until growth begins. Once established, keep the soil lightly moist. Under normal indoor conditions, flowering typically begins around 6–10 weeks after planting. This variety is an excellent choice for anyone looking for an amaryllis that feels modern, exotic, and refreshingly different.