BRIGHTEN BEDS & BORDERS


Primrose ‘Obsidian’ Mixed Compact bedding primroses with striking dark foliage that makes every bloom stand out. Neat, tidy mounds of colour that keep flowering into spring and shrug off cold weather beautifully. 20cm February-April


✔ Compact, tidy plants form neat mounds, creating colourful ground cover


✔ Flowers from winter into early spring, bringing


welcome colour


✔ Incredible cold-weather tolerance for winter


containers and borders


ITEM: 410261 10 x garden ready


ITEM: 410262 20 x garden ready


ITEM: 410263 30 x garden ready


Jewel-toned blooms sparkle in pots


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“Relentless blooms spilling from pots all winter, without any fuss”


Viola ‘Teardrops’


Cold-season violas with astonishing volume and a real cascade effect, tumbling over the edges of baskets and pots for months. No gaps, no drama, just non-stop colour. 25cm September-March


ITEM: 401232 10 x garden ready £9.99 ITEM: 410159 20 x garden ready £14.98 SAVE £5 ITEM: 410160 30 x garden ready £19.97 SAVE £10


of colour months 7 “Wildlife friendly and a superb winter performer”


Primrose ‘Scentsation Rhubarb & Custard’ This scented primrose does more than colour grey days – creamy- yellow blooms edged deep pink, and early nectar for pollinators when little else is open. 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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