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Plants that can survive freezing temperatures without protection
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These plants will help attract pollinators to your garden
‘Chantay’ ITEM: 561380 9cm pot. £9.99
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£14.97 ITEM: 511759
Was £29.97 Hardy Ceanothus
‘Petite Perfume Pink’ Compact, utterly irresistible and drenched in heavenly fragrance. Enjoy masses of soft pink, orange-blossom scented blooms on a neat patio- perfect shrub. Low maintenance, high impact, unforgettable summer scent. 1.2m June-July
‘Glitzy’ ITEM: 561381. 9cm pot. £9.99 A cloud of colour
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£9.97 Was £29.97 ITEM: 511039
‘Californian Lilac’ Shrub A stunning evergreen smothered in vivid blue blooms. Fast-growing, drought-tolerant and perfect for ground cover or walls. Low maintenance, high impact, unbeatable spring into early summer colour. 1.5m May-June
‘Neva’ ITEM: 561382. 9cm pot. £9.99
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“Towering cottage garden colour with strong stems and bee-friendly blooms”
SDelphinium Delgenius Collection 2
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NEW COLLECTION Contains three beautiful varieties!
This collection delivers towering flower spires, a beautifully balanced mix of shades, and sturdy, well-branched stems. A soaring summer garden, without the fuss! From June into July, these hardy perennials rise above soft, feathery green foliage and instantly lift the whole border with colour, height and structure. Supplied as one of each variety. 1m June-July
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£19.97 ITEM: 561383
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