Welcome to Your Winter 2026 Catalogue
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Autumn Bedding Baskets ................ 3 Garden Ready ......5 Bulbs ...................18 Shrubs & Perennials .........30 Roses ................. 44 Essentials ..........54 Fruit ....................56 Order Form ........62
30 x Dwarf Daffodil ‘Tête-à-Tête’ NOW £4.99 SAVE £5
‘Tête-à-Tête’s’ miniature status makes it an ideal choice for pots and containers. Planted in the autumn, they’ll burst to life from February right up until late spring. 20cm February-April. ITEM: 600098
MEGA DEAL 1 Less than per bulb 17P
MEGA DEAL 2 Less than per bulb 13P
40 x Allium Mixed NOW £4.99 SAVE £5
A wonderful selection of 40 outstanding Allium bulbs, these are sure to create an explosion of colour and provide spectacular displays for your garden, patio or decking. 1m April-June. ITEM: 600614
80 LITRES PREMIUM PROFESSIONAL COMPOST
BIGGER ROOTS... BETTER DISPLAYS!
✔ Look at the difference in roots on the right: more roots mean more water, more feed and far more flowers, so every basket, pot and border stops people in their tracks
✔ The same professional-grade mix the horticultural trade grow in, with the pH balanced for strong, healthy growth
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Plants that can survive freezing temperatures without protection
A prestigious mark of quality awarded by experts
These plants will help attract pollinators
Prestigious annual title awarded by Roses UK
2 PLUGS
Bedding Plant Size and Growing Guide
H = Height from the root to
the top of the stem
SIZE EASE
H 8-12CM EASY
GROW ON? YES
H 10-20CM EASY YES
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H 14-20CM EASIEST
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SAVE £15 80 LITRES
£19.97 ITEM: 100207
Was £34.97 Standard Compost JUMBO PLUGS GARDEN READY PLANTS
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