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Plug Plants


Bold Colour & Foliage For Effortless Displays


X ‘Scaredy Cat Plant’ (Coleus


canina) A remarkable, if slightly unusual, plant that helps to deter cats and unwanted pests from your garden. It emits an odour that cats will find very offensive, banishing them back over the fence! It will be at its most effective when planted in a sunny spot, because the scent gets stronger the hotter the leaves become – fortunately we humans will barely notice the smell. 45cm June- October


Early March


✔ This plant is a member of the mint family and produces a scent that cats find offensive


✔ Useful but also attractive with neat green leaves and pale blue flowers


✔ Drought tolerant and easy to grow – ideal for a sunny spot in pots or borders


A beautiful mix of soft tones


“Helps keep unwanted cats away!”


SAVE £5 12 PLUG PLANTS


£14.99 ITEM: 400092


Was £19.99


Best seller


Attractive flowers


SAVE £5 12 PLUG PLANTS


£14.99 ITEM: 401307


Was £19.99 SBacopa ‘Topia’ Mix “Stunning cascades of delicate blooms all summer long”


A fabulous trio of colour! This Bacopa ‘Topia’ mix lights up with a blend of blooms, combining for an absolutely dazzling display. The perfect choice for your hanging basket and patio pot displays where the delicate flowers can trail over the edges, contrasting effortlessly against the green foliage. 50cm June-November


Early March 18 ★ ★ ★ ★ ★10 YEARS TRUSTED SERVICE with 136,000+ reviews


SAVE £20 24 PLUG PLANTS


£19.98 ITEM: 401777


Was £39.98


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