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“Superb compact primroses for amazing winter colour”


Primrose ‘Bonelli Bicolour’ Mix


A superb new hardy Primrose mix that will fill your garden with gorgeous bicoloured blooms. Very early to bloom, flowering from mid-autumn and providing spectacular winter colour. Compact growing habit and perfect for pots, containers and borders. 25cm November-April


✔ A superb hardy Primrose mix filling your garden with gorgeous bicoloured blooms


✔ Very early to bloom, flowering from mid-autumn providing spectacular colour through winter


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“Wildlife friendly & superb winter performer”


Primrose Scentsation ‘Rhubarb & Custard’ This exciting variety blooms fresh and radiant flowers in the spring and winter. With a creamy centre and deep pink edging, they are a popular choice to brighten up pots and beds. 20cm December-April


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“The best colour combinations, flowering for months on end”


Pansy ‘Colourburst’ Large colourful blooms sit perfectly above the green foliage. ‘Colourburst’ is perfect for beds, borders and containers for its sheer beauty and long flowering habit. 25cm September-March


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