Perennials
Year-Round Charm For Your Outdoor Space
“One of the best for low maintenance flowering displays and versatility”
Up to 17cm wide blooms
NEW
“Huge, multi-layered flowers on sturdy, vase-ready stems”
SAVE £11 3 BARE ROOTS
£27.97 ITEM: 580097
Was £38.97
Peony ‘Dinner Plate’ One of the latest varieties of peony, coming into their own in early summer. If you thought you’d seen big peonies before, think again – ‘Dinner Plate’ is a giant amongst perennials, producing enormous blooms up to 17cm across. Each flower is packed with multi-layered petals, forming a full, rounded head that demands attention. 90cm June-July
SAVE £5 5 BARE ROOTS
£9.99 Was £14.99 ITEM: 580005
Hardy Geranium Collection Hardy Geraniums are one of the easiest and best garden performers for low maintenance, flowering displays and versatility. Not to be confused with bedding Geraniums, these are one of the most versatile plants – sun or shade, wet or dry, pots or garden, they keep doing their thing year after year. 40cm June-October
‘Blue Angel’ Unulata mediovariegata
‘Invincible’ ‘August Moon’ colours New
SAVE £5 10 BULBS
“Guernsey Lilies are historic favourites” £9.99 Was £14.99 ITEM: 630211
Nerine Hybridisers Mix An exciting range of new colours created just for us, many are not available to buy anywhere else, including some unique bicolours! With these rare hybrids being added to our range of Nerines, chances are you’ll have something in your garden that no-one else has got. 60cm September-November
Unulata albo marginata
Hardy Hosta Collection 5 BARE ROOTS ITEM: 580049 £12.99
Hostas are one of the best perennials here in UK gardens, forming mounds of attractive, often colourful foliage, which is topped with sprays of bell-shaped flowers in summer. They grow virtually anywhere, and are valuable for those awkward shady spots. Please note, varieties may differ depending on availability. 1m June-July
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