Lupin ‘Gallery’ Collection


9CM POT ITEM: 560312£9.99 Blue


Garden Favourites ‘Snowstorm’ ‘Raven’


SAVE £10 12 PLUG PLANTS


‘Heavenly Blue’ ‘King George V’


Penstemon Hardy Collection The no-fuss perennials. Rain or shine, borders or pots, and totally winter hardy, they are easy to grow. Supplied as an equal mix of each variety. 60cm June-October


£14.99 ITEM: 480044


Was £24.99


SAVE £25 24 PLUG PLANTS


£24.98 ITEM: 480081


Was £49.98


9CM POT ITEM: 560311£9.99 White


SAVE £5 13CM POT


Daphne ‘Eternal Fragrance’ A patio treat! Grow this Daphne in your most decorative pot or container. Perfumed blooms produced in abundance from April until October. Compact and slow growing variety. 90cm April-October


£17.99 ITEM: 510531


Was £22.99


BUY ALL 3


SAVE £15 3 X 9CM POTS


1 OF EACH VARIETY 9CM POT ITEM: 560314£9.99 Red


£14.97 ITEM: 560709


Was £29.97


Hardy Lupins are a staple perennial for cottage gardens and are becoming increasingly popular for cut flower displays too. With their tall, stately spires of bloom, lupins are a summer garden classic and have the wow factor. Smothered in pea-like flowers, these plants make a stunning statement in your garden. 60cm June-July


✔ Gorgeous spikes of brightly coloured blooms in June and July


SAVE £5 13CM POT


Daphne ‘Pink Fragrance’ This pink alternative to ‘Eternal Fragrance’ will also look fascinating planted alongside it, providing you with flowers for months on end, even up to the early chills of autumn. 80cm April-October


20 10 Year Gold Trusted Service Award


£17.99 ITEM: 510732


Was £22.99


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