Climbing Harkness
Rose ‘New Dawn’TM Perfect, powdery-pink blooms with a sweet fragrance!
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£24.99 ITEM: 780104
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A stunning climbing rose with a wonderfully sweet fragrance, ‘New Dawn’ bursts to life each May or June with clusters of beautiful, shell-pink coloured blooms flowering repeatedly throughout the season.
A lovely scent fills the patio or garden, and the dark green, glossy foliage is strong and reliable to provide ample ground cover. 3m May- September
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climbing rose with a wonderfully sweet fragrance
“Perfect, powder-pink blooms with a sweet fragrance”
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Ultimate Rose ‘Bloom Booster’
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✔ Packed with five powerhouse ingredients that work in harmony to strengthen roots, boost growth, and keep roses flowering for longer with deeper colour and lusher foliage
Pair of Orange
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Professional Farmyard Manure
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Was £52.97
Get this special manure for your garden and grow the best displays ever. It will retain moisture, control weeds and add essential nutrients to your soil meaning bigger, better plants!
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Handle Secateurs Manufactured to the highest
standards, with die-cast aluminium handles and precision-engineered Teflon coated carbon steel blades, these secateurs will cut through stems and branches effortlessly.
✔ Perfect for pruning roses, shrubs and trees, these secateurs are tools that no gardener can be without!
2 BYPASS SECATEURS
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Was £19.98 ITEM: 120033 33
Perfect for growing over a pergola or trellis
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