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Wallflower ‘Sunset Tutti Frutti’ This biennial will flower the spring after it is planted and is a hybrid, which makes it more vigorous and stronger growing with a longer flowering season than others, even in poor soil conditions. 30cm March-May
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“Early-blooming, free flowering”
Viola Sorbet ‘Tiger Eye’ There’s nothing better during the winter months than seeing bright, cheerful Violas spring into life. These little beauties light up the garden from autumn into spring. 15cm September-April
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“Incredibly prolific producing masses of dainty flower”
Viola ‘Teardrops’ Flowering for several months, Viola ‘Teardrops’ is ideal for ground cover and hanging baskets where blooms cascade over the edges for stunning, long-lasting displays. 25cm September-March
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“Incredibly scented, vibrant pansies” Pansy ‘Tango Magic’
Introduce these cheery orange flowers to your winter garden and enjoy the attention-grabbing fragrance they emit – plant near those windows you open regularly to enjoy from inside the home. 25cm September-March
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