Dahlia ‘Velvet Crush’


Unique, award-winning... A true breeding breakthrough!


3 PLUG PLANTS ITEM: 401731£9.99


SAVE £5 6 PLUG PLANTS


£14.98 ITEM: 401732


Was £19.98


SAVE £20 12 PLUG PLANTS


£19.96 ITEM: 401733


Was £39.96 “Oustanding summer impact for your garden”


SAVE £5 2 X 30CM PLANTERS


£14.98 ITEM: 130728


Was £19.98 X2


‘Double’ two-tone effect blooms that ‘pop’ visually in containers, beds and borders; the sophisticated flowers contrast superbly against the dark-bronze foliage. These compact and versatile plants will be smothered in colour for up to 6 months, from mid-summer until the first autumn frosts. Perfect for cutting, attracting pollinators plus it is low maintenance and very easy to grow! 35cm June-October


Whiskey Barrel Planter


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SAVE £5 6 PLUG PLANTS


£9.99 Was £14.99 ITEM: 401749 ‘Salmon Glow’ ‘White Pearl’ ‘Pink Jewel’ ‘Lilac Spark’ ‘Magenta Bliss’


SAVE £15 12 PLUG PLANTS


“Easy to grow spring to summer flowering variety, with a low maintenance nature” Busy Lizzie ‘Solarscape’


New Busy Lizzies you can grow anywhere in the garden! An assorted mix we’re so excited about, with vibrant glowing hues and a real tropical appeal, flowering profusely for months on end! A problem-solving choice for filling spaces of the garden with spring to late summer style. Easy to grow and very low maintenance with a vigorous spreading habit that suits a border or container, come rain or shine, shade or sun, while tolerating heat and drought. 45cm May-September


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£14.98 ITEM: 401750


Was £29.98


SAVE £35 24 PLUG PLANTS


£24.96 ITEM: 401772


Was £59.96 23


Long-lasting pot or border colour


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