HARDY PERENNIALS SAVEUP


TO£13 Shortlisted for Plant of the Year 2025 at the Chelsea Flower Show


All totally winter hardy


Miscanthus ‘Lady in Red’ A fiery red ornamental grass for flame-like hardy foliage in pots, beds and borders. The colour intensifies through summer, and tall plumes rise on wiry stems, stretching over a metre. 1.2m August-October


✔ Fiery ornamental grass with fresh red-tinged leaves that strengthen in colour, darkening across the months


✔ Foliage holds firm even into autumn, with late summer feathery plumes erupting to the forefront!


summer plumes


1m 9CM POT ITEM: 561261£9.99


SAVE £5 3 X 9CM POTS


“Hardy and easy to grow grasses with fiery foliage and picture-perfect plumes”


Feathery summer plumes


£24.97 ITEM: 561262


Was £29.97


More


SAVE £2 1.5 LITRE POT


Notably larger blooms


“Outstanding lavender with bigger, better flowers – phenomenal!”


£12.99 ITEM: 510967


Was £14.99


SAVE £10 2 X 1.5 LITRE POTS


£19.98 ITEM: 511627


Was £29.98


Lavender ‘Phenomenal’ Phenomenal by name, phenomenal by nature! These outstanding lavender have all you could ever need from a much-loved perennial. Suitable for all garden conditions, positions and temperatures, they are drought-tolerant, winter hardy, and evergreen for year-long interest. 70cm July-August


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“Nothing beats the sight and smell of an English Lavender in full flower”


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9CM POT ITEM: 510319£3.99


SAVE £13 12 X 9CM POTS


£34.88 ITEM: 511275


Was £47.88


English Lavender ‘Hidcote’ Simply one of the finest English Lavender varieties available. A true classic - fragrant, fully hardy and drought tolerant. It thrives in borders, gravel gardens, and containers alike, remaining compact throughout. 60cm June-September


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