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Upright Geranium ‘Fire Queen’ Upright Geranium ‘Fire Queen’ is a real favourite, and it’s no wonder why, with its large, vivid red flowers, a long flowering period, and good weather tolerance. This popular variety is a real trailing superstar offering dazzling, rich fiery red displays for all your borders, beds, and baskets. 50cm May-November
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Begonia ‘Apricot Fiery Shades’ Year after year, ‘Apricot Fiery Shades’ features in our top sellers. It’s the combination of performance in baskets and tubs whatever the summer weather, combined with the blend of warm shades. The blooms are incredibly weatherproof, long-lasting and plentiful, held on strong healthy plants with a trailing habit. 30cm May-September
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Gazania ‘Firecracker’ Mix Gazania ‘Firecracker’ is sure to steal the show on a warm summer’s day, with its exotic flowers featuring vivid stripes, in a mix of eye- popping combinations. This variety is easy to grow, tolerant of dry spells, and will thrive in salt-based conditions, so is ideal for those living by the coast. 25cm May-November
Late February Petunia ‘Bolero’
Bearing double and semi-double blooms, ‘Bolero’ is an early flowering variety with such an arresting fragrance. With its good weather tolerance and compact habit, we love growing these in pots. These easy to grow Petunias will fill your garden with stunning blooms for over six months, until the first frosts. 50cm May-November
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