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3 FOR 2 AUTUMN BULBS – SAVE £9.99 Mix n’ Match All totally


winter hardy


3 FOR 2 MIX N’ MATCH


“Striking jewel-coloured blooms for pots, borders and cut flowers”


50 BULBS ITEM: 600129£9.99


Dutch Iris Mix Real elegance for the spring garden. Plant plenty and you’ll have flowers for the garden, a vase indoors, and a few stems to share. 60cm March-July


“Long-lasting and a magnet for friendly insects”


3 FOR 2 MIX N’ MATCH


100 BULBS ITEM: 600137£9.99


Allium sphaerocephalon ‘Drumsticks’ Adore springtime alliums? These flower in summer instead! Extend the show in your garden. Instead of flowering in the familiar globe shape, they form dense drumstick-shaped flowerheads. 90cm July-August


3 FOR 2 MIX N’ MATCH


60 BULBS ITEM: 600155£9.99 “Flowers in swathes from late winter onwards”


Chionodoxa lucilaea ‘Glory of the Snow’ One of the earliest flowering of the spring bulbs, Chionodoxa is a superb choice for naturalising with masses of attractive, star- shaped flowers. Versatile and easy to grow. 15cm March-April


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3 FOR 2 MIX N’ MATCH


10 BULBS ITEM: 600565£9.99 “Showy, fragrant spikes for a colour-themed display”


Hyacinth ‘Pretty in Pink’ Mix Create polished, colour co-ordinated displays in beds, borders and pots. Each bulb sends up a dense, showy spike carrying that unmistakable hyacinth fragrance. 20cm March-April


Order at YouGarden.com or call 0844 6 569 569


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


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