IRRESISTIBLE SOFT FRUITS SAVEUP
TO£64
Stackable Planters These genius planters save you space and transform even the tiniest patio, balcony or garden corner into a vertical paradise of colour and flavour. Each planter is divided into three sections.
Perfect for your
soft fruits
“Reliable, tasty crops through summer into autumn”
Everbearer Strawberry ‘Sweet Summer’ ‘Sweet Summer’ gives a heavy crop of large conical berries which are firm yet superbly sweet and juicy. This ‘everbearer’ variety keeps on cropping right through summer and into autumn, giving as much as a kilo through the season. 25cm April-May
9CM POT ITEM: 300322£4.99
SAVE £5 3 X 9CM POTS
£9.97 Was £14.97 ITEM: 300323
ITEM: 130698 3 planters Was £20.97 £9.97 SAVE £11
ITEM: 130699 6 planters Was £41.94
£14.94 SAVE £27
ITEM: 130721 12 planters Was £83.88 £19.88 SAVE £64
SAVE £3 1.7 LITRE POT
£9.99 Was £12.99 ITEM: 330063
Raspberry ‘Twotimer Sugana Red’
Enjoy two generous crops of juicy raspberries every year – first in early summer on last year’s canes and a second harvest in late summer to autumn on fresh growth. Ideal for eating fresh, baking, and preserves. 1.5m June-August
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SAVE £10 2 LITRE POT
£14.99 ITEM: 340035
Was £24.99
Black Grape Vine Grow up to 30lbs of deliciously sweet, juicy grapes fresh from your own grape vine! Delicious sweet grapes, prolific fruiting with a floral flavour. 2m May-June
SAVE £15 £34.99
65-90CM TALL IN 1.5 LITRE POT
Was £49.99 ITEM: 300321
Mini Patio Mango Tree The best ‘grow your own’ mango for the UK! Self-fertile, container-friendly and stunning year-round, with fruit able to ripen when grown in conservatory conditions. 1.5m May-June
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