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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


10 BULBS


“Showy, fragrant spikes for a colour-themed display”


£11.99 ITEM: 630043


Was £14.99


Candy Cane Sorrel (Oxalis versicolor) This native of South Africa is beautiful! You will see raspberry ripple coloured, funnel shaped flowers appear soon after planting from November onwards. 25cm August-December


“Early bulbs to wake up any springtime garden”


SAVE £2 50 BULBS


25 OF EACH VARIETY


£12.99 ITEM: 600243


Was £14.99


‘Early Red’ Tulip and Daffodil ‘Tête-à-Tête’ Mix This great value collection combines ever-popular daffodils with compact and robust tulips, returning to bloom year after year. 30cm February-March


3 FOR 2 MIX N’ MATCH


10 BULBS ITEM: 600428£9.99 “Towering, aromatic blooms to lift any spring display”


Hyacinth ‘Berries and Cream’ Mix Tall towers of blooms in seamless shades of rose, violet, pink and cream, rising from green foliage. A unique colour blend that stands out in beds, borders and pots. 25cm March-May


3 FOR 2 MIX N’ MATCH


10 BULBS ITEM: 630034£9.99 “An enchanting perfume for inside or out”


Mixed Hyacinths Hyacinths are extremely easy to grow indoors and outdoors, filling your home or garden with amazing colour and a heady scent. Magnificently versatile, these flowers make fantastic displays. 30cm January-March


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