Plug Plants NEW
Dynamic Blooms & Foliage For Stunning Displays
“Stunning double flowers in a gorgeous selection of shades”
Flowers up to 10cm across
SAVE £2 12 PLUG PLANTS
6 PLUG PLANTS £14.99 ITEM: 401728
“Truly attractive variety with serrated foliage”
Coleus ‘Solar Flare’
This Coleus brings a burst of fiery foliage to the garden, delivering glowing summer colour even in the shadiest of corners. Its steady, easy-going growth suits both containers and beds. Whether planted alone or mixed, its bold tones stay crisp and eye-catching throughout the season. 90cm May-September
Mid March X Salvia ‘Peach Melba’
Now this is a special Salvia… Scented leaves, bright two- tones flowers, a compact habit, and it is adored by pollinators. The plant stays compact, so it suits pots, containers and the front of borders. You get flowers from summer right into autumn, with steady colour even when other plants begin to fade. This tough little plant copes well with drier spells. 45cm May- September
Early March ✔ The latest
compact Salvia for your border fronts and patio pots!
✔ Semi-
evergreen, scented
leaves and a summertime eruption of two-tone flowers
Two-tone flowers 8 ★ ★ ★ ★ ★10 YEARS TRUSTED SERVICE with 136,000+ reviews
SAVE £5 6 PLUG PLANTS
£9.99 Was £14.99 ITEM: 481031
SAVE £15 12 PLUG PLANTS
£14.98 ITEM: 481041
Was £29.98
SAVE £10 12 PLUG PLANTS
£19.98 ITEM: 401729
Was £29.98 NEW
£12.99 ITEM: 401460
Was £14.99
SAVE £12 24 PLUG PLANTS
£17.98 ITEM: 400290
Was £29.98
Upright Begonia ‘Non-Stop’ Mix ‘Non-Stop’ smothers itself in vibrant double flowers permanently from late April until the first frosts of autumn. It is extremely weather-resistant, easy to grow in beds and borders, as well as patio containers, and has such a good reputation with professional growers it has become an almost permanent feature in park displays. 30cm April-October
Early March NEW
“Fragrant foliage, two-tone flowers, and a magnet for pollinators!”
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