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Garden Ready “Trailing for hanging baskets”
Long-Flowering & Highly Productive Verbascum 10 GARDEN READY £12.99 ITEM: 410186
SAVE £14 30 GARDEN READY
Sweet Pea ‘Fragrant Trails’ Reknowned for their scent, with blooms appearing along the stems to develop a globe-like display. Ultra-compact for containers, filling the patio with an unmistakable aroma. 30cm May-October
£24.97 ITEM: 410188
Was £38.97 Mid March “Compact for pots”
‘Dark Eyes’ Fill out those pots and borders in style
10 GARDEN READY £12.99 ITEM: 410189
SAVE £14 30 GARDEN READY
£24.97 Sweet Pea ‘Patio Perfect’
Was £38.97 ITEM: 410191
One of the best varieties around – it will become smothered in sweetly scented blooms from the middle of June, bringing a mix of summer long colour to your garden. 60cm June-August
Mid March “The ‘Wigwam’ Sweet Pea for cut flowers”
SAVE £5 3 PLUG PLANTS
£14.99 ITEM: 480980
Was £19.99
SAVE £15 6 PLUG PLANTS
“THE patio Verbascum!” 10 GARDEN READY £12.99 ITEM: 410183
SAVE £14 30 GARDEN READY
Sweet Pea Cut Flower Mix
£24.97 ITEM: 410185
Was £38.97
These quality annuals are great for adding a sweet fragrance to the home or garden – pick armfuls of bright stems every day during the summer months. 60cm May-September
Mid March
£24.98 ITEM: 481042
Was £39.98
Verbascum ‘Dark Eyes’ is a compact grower with custard yellow spires. The vibrant blooms are offset by contrasting maroon eyes to complete the sophisticated look of this showy border perennial. This is a top-notch option for filling out the middle of borders and patio pots, where vertical accents are particularly appreciated. Distinctive stems make these hardy flowers great for cutting, or outstanding in summertime bouquets. 50cm June-October
Early March ✔ Spires of yellow with maroon eyes
✔ Tidy plants behave themselves as they grow – perfect for pristine gardens
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