HARDY PERENNIALS SAVEUP


TO£36


All totally winter hardy Rose ‘Cutie Pie’


When most of us think of roses, we picture tall, thorny stems with a handful of blooms at the top. But ‘Cutie Pie’ is quite different. This delightful variety forms a naturally low, spreading carpet that quickly fills borders, paths and containers with hundreds of soft pink flowers — each reminiscent of delicate spring apple blossom. 10cm June-September


✔ Forms a flowering carpet of soft pink blooms


✔ Perfect for ground cover, borders, pots and containers


✔ Completely thorn-free — safe for paths, patios and borders


9CM POT ITEM: 531026£9.99


SAVE £10 3 X 9CM POTS


“Spreads to form clusters of delicate flowers, all summer long”


Only


£1.99 per plant


Perfect in pots


£19.97 ITEM: 531027


Was £29.97 Hardy Perennial Plant


Lucky Dip Ready to transform your borders without spending hours picking through plant lists? Here’s your shortcut to a colourful, long- lasting garden. This is a carefully curated set of 12 named, fully hardy perennial plants, chosen by our expert growers to deliver a season-spanning mix of colour, structure and texture. 1m March-September. Varieties dependent on seasonal availability. Image for illustrative purposes only.


✔ Each collection contains a mix of 12 plants specially selected from our nursery


✔ No need to worry about whether a plant is perennial or not – we’ve done the work for you


SAVE £36 12 X 9CM POTS


“Simply the best perennial garden border collection” 40


£23.88 ITEM: 560529


Was £59.88 Order at YouGarden.com or call 0844 6 569 569


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varieties included


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


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