10 Year Gold Trusted Service Award


OFFER CODE: CYLS26D Alstroemeria ‘Indian Summer’ SAVE


SAVE £2 30CM PLANTER


SAVE £5 3 JUMBO PLUGS


£19.99 ITEM: 480255


Was £24.99


£7.99 ITEM: 130711


Was £9.99


SAVE £5 2 X 30CM PLANTERS


£14.98 ITEM: 130728


Was £19.98 Get the look! Unique dark foliage “Exotic on the eye, hardy in the garden”


Thanks to some fantastic hybridising at one of Holland’s leading cut flower Alstroemeria breeders, we are delighted to offer this amazing variety to UK gardeners. ‘Indian Summer’ combines the impressive high flower count needed for commercial growers, with a strong and robust garden habit at just 60cm tall, and a unique bronze-purple tinge to the foliage which sets off the gorgeous flowers. 60cm June-October


X Canna ‘Tropicanna’


Easier to grow than you may think, cannas are one of those exotic beauties that helps to create a bright, intensely coloured summer garden. With large, banana plant-like leaves, their fiery, hot colour combinations will erupt throughout your beds and borders, adding great height and impact too. 1.2m July-September


✔ Cannas are exotic beauties with a dramatic presence, perfect for garden borders or large containers


✔ With lush, rainbow-coloured leaves and showy, exotic blooms, ‘Tropicanna’ really bring borders and beds to life with intense colour


✔ Hugely architectural, flame-coloured foliage and orange flowers erupt through summer, adding height and impact to the garden


9CM POT ITEM: 560606 £12.99


SAVE £19 3 X 9CM POTS


Rainbow-coloured leaves


£19.97 ITEM: 560955


Was £38.97


“Create a fiery display of spectacular colour in your garden”


10 Year Gold Trusted Service Award


Whisky Barrel Planter 30cm


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