WINTER-LONG COLOUR SAVEUP


TO£10


Polyanthus ‘Spring Fever’ Mix


All totally winter hardy months 7 of colour


One of the latest and best polyanthus; a ‘multiflora’ variety and therefore prolific in flowering displays, fully winter hardy and will flower non-stop from midwinter through to late April every year. 25cm October-April


✔ Masses of bright, fragrant blooms erupt from midwinter to spring, bringing reliable colour and scent


Illuminates any pot SAVE UP “Delightfully fragrant... these polyanthus don’t quit!” of colour months 8 TO £10 GARDEN READY FROM See options right £9.99 Primrose ‘Bonelli’ Bicolour


✔ ‘Multiflora’ variety guaranteeing more flower stems per plant, creating long-lasting high-impact displays that stand out in containers and borders


ITEM: 410013 10 x garden ready


ITEM: 410012 20 x garden ready


ITEM: 410150 30 x garden ready


£9.99


£14.98 SAVE £5 £19.97 SAVE £10


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X2 Easy-Fill Hanging Baskets


Quick and simple to fill, for big, spectacular, long- lasting displays!


2 X 30CM DIA. HANGING BASKETS


£14.99 ITEM: 130260 Viola ‘Sorbet Jump Up’ Pansy ‘Colourburst’


Harvest Festival Bedding Collection Send your winter garden into a flowering frenzy with this collection, with blooms stretching from September until next spring – plus, these garden ready plants can go straight into the ground! Supplied as 10 of each variety pictured above. 25cm September-April


14 SAVE £10


30 GARDEN READY 10 OF EACH VARIETY


£19.97 ITEM: 410199


Was £29.97 Order at YouGarden.com or call 0844 6 569 569


2 X 38CM DIA. HANGING BASKETS


£19.99 ITEM: 130257


Blooming Fast Swell Gel & Feed


Revolutionary watering breakthrough, feeding plants and saving you time!


ITEM: 100118. 250g pouch ONLY £9.99


Calls cost 5p per minute plus your network’s access charge


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