Perennials
Colour That Returns Season After Season
“Long-flowering semi-double blooms perfect for lifting the garden mood”
9CM POT ITEM: 560744£9.99
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Coreopsis ‘Early Sunrise’ This Coreopsis certainly lives up to its name... ‘Early Sunrise’ is a cheerful perennial, flowering earlier than most, and it just seems to keep going and going! Shower your garden in layer upon layer of cheery golden semi-double blooms that glow like the sun! 50cm May-October
£14.97 ITEM: 560890
Was £29.97
“Luxurious near-black stems complementing luscious red blooms”
“Nature’s very own firecracker perennial”
9CM POT ITEM: 560776£9.99
Helenium ‘Moerheim Beauty’ Late summer can leave many gardens looking tired, but Helenium ‘Moerheim Beauty’ just keeps going! From June into autumn, this perennial fires up wiry stems above the foliage, with fiery copper-red flowers. 1m June-October
£14.97 ITEM: 560901
Was £29.97 “Bigger, bolder golden blooms every single year”
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9CM POT ITEM: 560859£9.99
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Lobelia ‘Queen Victoria’
£14.97 ITEM: 560860
Was £29.97
Light up your late summer displays with the bright blooms of ‘Queen Victoria’. Perfect for adding height to beds, borders, and containers, this perennial produces bright red, two-lipped flowers from summer to autumn and stand tall in displays with unique purple stems. 60cm July-September
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9CM POT ITEM: 560075£9.99
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Rudbeckia ‘Goldsturm’ Gets bigger and better every year with zero fuss. Needs no staking, thrives in borders or containers, and makes a brilliant cut flower. Leave stems standing over winter and you’ll shelter a host of beneficial insects too. 60cm July-September
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£14.97 ITEM: 560076
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