Calendula ‘Power Daisy’ Collection Weather-resistant flowers non-stop all summer! SAVE UP TO


£15 NEW MIX Now three colours!


6 PLUG PLANTS 2 OF EACH VARIETY


Yellow Tango Buttermilk “Bred from old fashioned Calendulas, but worlds apart in terms of performance”


Bred from old-fashioned pot marigolds, and upgraded for the modern garden, these varieties grow into neat, spreading mounds of glossy foliage. From May, the first cheerful blooms start to appear, and they just keep coming, remaining in flower for months, providing continuous interest. 30cm May-December


SAVE £5 £14.99


Was £19.99 ITEM: 481051


12 PLUG PLANTS 4 OF EACH VARIETY


SAVE £15 £24.98


Was £39.98 ITEM: 481052


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£9.99 Was £14.99 ITEM: 480977


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£14.99 ITEM: 480558


Was £19.99


“Spires of tubular- shaped flowers”


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£24.98 ITEM: 480579


Was £39.98


Foxglove Digitalis ‘Illumination Flame’ If you’re looking for an eye-catching plant to add height and interest to the garden, then this hybrid foxglove will certainly bring the summer ‘wow factor’! Foxgloves hold a special place in the hearts of many gardeners and this remarkable variety is rapidly becoming one of the garden-designers’ darlings. 1m June-October


“Remarkable colour, long-flowering and perfectly compact”


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£14.98 ITEM: 480978


Was £29.98


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£24.96 ITEM: 481048


Was £59.96


Anagallis ‘Skylover’ Blue Pimpernel Pretty cornflower-blue flowerheads grow in abundance from spreading stems to create a carpet of flowers, perfect for rockery or alpine gardens, adding interest throughout the summer. Add these classy perennials to the front of a border or a unique hanging basket. 25cm June-September


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