WINTER-LONG COLOUR SAVEUP


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Pansy ‘Frizzle Sizzle’ Mix


All totally winter hardy


Flamboyant, frilled blooms packed with personality, many with ‘cat’s whisker’ markings that give each one an almost hand-painted look. 25cm November-April


months 6 of colour


✔ Unique frilly petals in bold colours create an uplifting and highly decorative display that stands out from standard winter bedding selections


✔ Exceptionally hardy and long flowering, these pansies thrive in winter conditions


✔ See exceptional blooming right through to spring, without missing a beat


SAVE UP “Frilly, fruity and bursting with colour” TO £10 GARDEN READY FROM See options right £9.99


ITEM: 410006 10 x garden ready


ITEM: 410033 20 x garden ready


ITEM: 410142 30 x garden ready


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Primrose ‘Double Pom Pom Mandarin’ Warm, mandarin-toned pom-pom blooms that last for weeks. Fully hardy and compact, these neat primroses shine in pots, window boxes, borders and indoors too. 30cm February-March


ITEM: 410258 10 x garden ready £14.99 ITEM: 410259 20 x garden ready £19.98 SAVE £10 ITEM: 410260 30 x garden ready £29.97 SAVE £15


16 “Weather-tough and early flowering”


Polyanthus Stella ‘Scarlet Pimpernel’ Bold red blooms for months, bringing colour when borders still look bare. Not fragile splashy florals but hardy, strong and built to last. 30cm January-May


ITEM: 410115 10 x garden ready £9.99 ITEM: 410128 20 x garden ready £14.98 SAVE £5 ITEM: 410152 30 x garden ready £19.97 SAVE £10


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