Perennials
‘Pensham Plum Jerkum’ ITEM: 561039 9cm pot. £9.99
Cottage Garden Favourites
‘Hartwegii Strawberry & Cream’ ITEM: 560791. 9cm pot. £9.99
‘Pensham Czar’ ITEM: 561029 9cm pot. £9.99
BUY ALL 3 SPenstemon Mix “Bell-shaped flowers throughout summer and autumn”
A classic cottage garden perennial that is totally winter hardy and easy to grow. Perfect for beginners and experienced gardeners, you’re guaranteed masses of spectacular flowers which can also be cut for your home. Superb grown in beds and borders alongside other perennials or among ornamental grasses. Supplied as one of each variety. 60cm June-October
‘Whirlwind’
SAVE £15 3 X 9CM POTS
1 OF EACH VARIETY
£14.97 ITEM: 561030
Was £29.97 ‘Prinz Heinrich’
9CM POT
“Vivid garden colour for months on end!”
ITEM: 561327£9.99
SAVE £10 3 X 9CM POTS
Spider Lily ‘Brainstorm’ Shortlisted for RHS Chelsea Plant of the Year 2023, Tradescantia ‘Brainstorm’ is no ordinary perennial. It’s a real conversation-starting Spider Lily, with eye-catching blooms and an easy to grow, fully hardy nature that makes it an absolute gem for UK gardens. 60cm June-November
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Free 30 Day Refund & Replacement
£19.97 ITEM: 561328
Was £29.97
‘Queen Charlotte’ “Perfect for pots and sunny borders”
SAVE £15 3 X 9CM POTS
£14.97 ITEM: 480128
Was £29.97
Hardy Japanese Anemone Collection Perfect for beds and borders, these will produce an abundance of flowers just when others in your garden are starting to fade. Each will rise from the foliage and open to show satin-like petals and a bright contrasting centre. Supplied as one of each variety. 1.2m August-October
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