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SAVE £15 12 PLUG PLANTS
£14.98 ITEM: 401613
Was £29.98
SAVE £35 24 PLUG PLANTS
£24.96 ITEM: 401756
Was £59.96 SPetunia ‘Bees Knees’
“We are so excited to bring you the world’s first ever truly yellow Petunia”
Some of the sunniest summertime blooms you could treat your garden to. There are so many reasons why we think these Petunia are the ‘Bees Knees’! Prolific flowering displays bursting forth with eruptions of yellow trumpet-like flowers, across many months. A perfect patio pot or hanging basket plant, grow them in your garden for summer displays you won’t soon forget. 25cm May-September
Mid March
“Low-maintenance, colourful groundcover that keeps weeds at bay!”
Trumpet-like blooms
‘Amethyst Lips’
‘Cherry Lips’ “Elegant two-tone spires from early summer” ‘Hot Lips’
SAVE £5 12 PLUG PLANTS
£14.99 ITEM: 480727
Was £19.99 Salvia ‘Lips’ Collection
Five-month displays of cottage garden classics, year after year. Long stems hold striking two-tone flowers above blackcurrant-scented bushy foliage. Fabulous for borders or pots, and they even change with the weather, appearing whiter in a cool summer, and more colourful in a hot one. Supplied as 4 each of 3 varieties. 1m June-October
Mid March
SAVE £15 12 PLUG PLANTS
£14.98 ITEM: 480358
Was £29.98
SAVE £35 24 PLUG PLANTS
£24.96 ITEM: 480533
Was £59.96
Creeping Carpet Phlox Collection One of the most colourful of the creeping phloxes, this evergreen perennial collection is a versatile solution for a colourful spring garden, perfect for planting in drifts for a carpet of colour through April and into May, or dotted around under trees or in mixed borders to fill gaps and keep weeds at bay. 15cm April-May
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