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Primrose ‘Bonelli’ Mix Most primroses make you wait for spring — this one starts in autumn and flowers to April, every bloom carrying two colours at once, so one pot looks like a whole display. 25cm October-April


✔ Very early to bloom, flowering from mid-autumn providing spectacular colour through winter


✔ Compact growing habit, the perfect primrose for winter pots, containers, and borders


✔ These fabulous blooms make a lovely decoration in the house at Christmas time


ITEM: 410010 10 x garden ready


ITEM: 410035 20 x garden ready


ITEM: 410046 30 x garden ready


£9.99


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Pansy ‘Cool Wave Violet Blue’


Each bloom carries a rich violet cap over a vivid blue face, a two-tone effect ordinary pansies simply can’t match. A trailing ‘Cool Wave’ that gives baskets and borders a depth of colour all season. 40cm August-May


✔ Brand new two-tone variety, producing masses of violet and blue blooms with unmistakable trailing ‘Cool Wave’ flower power


✔ Vigorous, fast-


growing plants create a full, flowing display, with more spread than traditional upright pansies


ITEM: 410264 10 x garden ready


ITEM: 410265 20 x garden ready


ITEM: 410266 30 x garden ready


£9.99


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“Stunning two-tone trailing variety” Click on the icons to add the item to your basket Two-tone flowers SAVE UP TO £10 GARDEN READY FROM See options left £9.99 9 “Two colours in every bloom”


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