The Gift Of 6 Months Of Glorious Colour
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“Plant now for stunning results... displays get bigger and better every year!” Peter - Head Gardener
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ransform your garden with six whole months of fabulous colour each year – this fantastic offer is less than half the normal price you’d pay for 300 bulbs of this quality! From February through to August you’ll be amazed by the dazzling array of colours and variety of shapes from these plants. They are perfect for patio containers and flower borders and best of all, each of these varieties will naturalise, so you’ll get bigger and better displays each year for many years to come! Image for illustration purposes.
SAVE £15 300 BULBS
£14.99 ITEM: 630050
Was £29.99
In this collection you get: 15 x ‘Triumph’ Tulips Mixed. Flowers: Apr-May. Height: 50cm 15 x Narcissus Canaliculatus. Flowers: March-Apr. Height: 10cm 15 x Crocus Mix. Flowers: Feb-Mar. Height: 20cm 25 x Muscari. Flowers: Apr-May. Height: 20cm 90 x Allium ‘Moly’. Flowers: May-Jun. Height: 50cm 50 x Allium ‘Drumsticks’. Flowers: July-August. Height: 90cm 90x Ipheion. Flowers: March - May. Height 25cm
Ericaceous Compost
60 Litres Specialist compost blender to provide the right acidic soil conditions needed for your lime-hating plants, like Azaleas, Heathers, Magnolias, Blueberries and more.
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SAVE £6.99 60 LITRES
£19.99 ITEM: 100042
Was £26.98 through Christmas Blooms emerge
SAVE £10 15CM POT
£24.99 ITEM: 510818
Was £34.99
Totally Hardy!
Camellia vernalis ‘Yuletide’
Bring a little Christmas cheer to your garden over winter with this glorious flowering Camellia – we can’t sing its praises enough! Unlike many of the usual winter-flowering plants, Camellia ‘Yuletide’ will flower through Christmas and into early spring, with brilliantly coloured, red blooms, each with a glowing cluster of golden yellow stamens at the centre – really eye- catching and very distinctive. 3m November-January
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