Mediterranean Bring Holiday Warmth To Your Outdoor Space X Chamaerops Compact NEW & EXCLUSIVE
‘The Volcano Palm’ This recent form of hardy Chamaerops palm was first discovered halfway up the Italian Mount Etna, hence the name! This compact treat makes the perfect addition to modern gardens and is hardy to more than -10C. There’s something cool about having your own palm tree – and with the Volcano Palm, you don’t need the Mediterranean climate to enjoy it! 1m
✔ Be one of the first to grow this recently discovered YouGarden UK exclusive palm
Exciting variety only available to us!
SAVE £10 22CM POT
£49.99 ITEM: 680240
Was £59.99
SAVE £40 2 X 22CM POTS
Discovered up Mount Etna!
“Brand new and recently discovered”
£79.98 ITEM: 680343
Was £119.98
SAVE £10 4 LITRE POT
Citrus ‘Rainbow Orange’ You’ll never tire of the striped appearance and rich, tangy flavour of ‘Rainbow Orange’ fruit. As ornamental as it is productive – grow in a pot so it can enjoy sun-soaked summer days, before moving inside from autumn to spring. 2.5m
£29.99 ITEM: 680334
Was £39.99
Citrus ‘Pink Caviar’ Lime A marvel for the senses in aroma, taste, and texture on the tastebuds. ‘Pink Caviar’ are unique in the world of limes, so try growing something new! Juicy pearls can be found inside each piece of ripe fruit. 3m May-September
Was £44.99
SAVE £15 £29.99
60-90CM TALL IN A 4 LITRE POT
ITEM: 680325
Orange ‘Panama’ Tree 9cm pot. ITEM: 340071. £9.99
Mexican Lime 9cm pot. ITEM: 340080. £9.99
SCitrus Grove Collection 56 10 Year Gold Trusted Service Award
Lemon ‘Citron’ Tree 9cm pot. ITEM: 340072. £9.99
Grow your own delicious citrus fruit right here in the UK with an easy-grow Orange, Lemon and Lime Tree Collection. Mature plants produce delicious fruits. That’s right, this trio of citrus trees will grow and fruit perfectly well in your UK garden, filling your fruit bowl with ease! Supplied as one of each variety, roughly 20-30cm tall including their pots. 1.5m
BUY ALL 3
SAVE £5 3 X 9CM POTS (1 OF EACH TREE)
£24.97 ITEM: 340081
Was £29.97
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