Pre-Planted ‘Cool Wave Frost’ Hanging Baskets
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Blooming Fast Swell Gel & Feed
ITEM: 100118. 250g pouch ONLY £9.99
Treat your garden to ‘the best pansies ever’ for spring and autumn blooms with the latest ‘Cool Wave Frost’! And you don’t even have to lift a finger... Autumn flowers open white before frosting over with icy blue edges, intensifying when conditions cool. 20cm October-May
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“Outperforming other pansy varieties with flower power!”
Mid September
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2 X 25CM GREEN PLASTIC BASKETS
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“Fiery orange blooms that grow for up to eight months”
Pansy ‘Tango Magic’
Introduce these cheery orange flowers to your winter garden and enjoy the attention-grabbing fragrance they emit – plant near those windows you open regularly to to enjoy scent from inside your home. 25cm September-March
ITEM: 401205 10 x garden ready £9.99 ITEM: 401206 20 x garden ready £14.98 SAVE £5 ITEM: 410147 30 x garden ready £19.97 SAVE £10
Primrose Scentsation ‘Rhubarb & Custard’
“Wildlife friendly and superb winter performer”
On grey winter days, this scented primrose brings far more than colour. Its cheerful bicolour flowers carry fragrance and provide early nectar for hungry pollinators. Hardy, compact and easy to grow, it slips neatly into seasonal displays. 20cm December-April
ITEM: 410116 10 x garden ready £14.99 ITEM: 410129 20 x garden ready £19.98 SAVE £10 ITEM: 410155 30 x garden ready £29.97 SAVE £15
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