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Clematis Patio Boulevard Triple Collection


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‘Nubia’TM 10.5CM POT


ITEM: 550166£9.99


‘Pompeii’TM 10.5CM POT


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3 X 10.5CM POTS 1 OF EACH VARIETY


£19.97 ITEM: 550371


Was £29.97


The perfect companion! See page 2 for trellis tower pots


“Smothered in blooms throughout summer... the perfect varieties for patio containers!”


Blooming Fast Clematis Feed


ITEM: 100106 900g £7.99


‘Boulevard’ Patio Clematis – the perfect varieties for pots. A compact clematis that produces a torrent of bright, star-shaped blooms for 6 months every year! Bred by Chelsea Flower Show gold medal winner Raymond Evison, you’ll get a massive colour impact in a limited space. 1.5m June-November


‘Olympia’TM 10.5CM POT


ITEM: 550167£9.99 ITEM: 550240£9.99


7CM POT ITEM: 550222 £12.99


Caerulea Blue Passion Flower Large flowers with central filaments of cornflower blue, purple and white offer a stunning multi-


CANE IN A 2 LITRE POT


£14.99 ITEM: 550334


Was £19.99


layering effect. The perfect choice for any garden because of their ease of growing, toughness and resilience. 10m July-September


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SAVE £20 3 X 7CM POTS


Clematis ‘Little Lemons’ ‘Little Lemons’ is a compact plant with a neat, bushy habit and nodding flowers. This dwarf clematis has been bred to be less sprawling than other varieties, so is perfect for growing in a pot or basket, where it makes an unusual and visually stunning statement. 45cm May-September


£24.97 ITEM: 550337


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