Primrose ‘Obsidian’ Mix SAVE UP TO £15
Blooming Fast Superior Soluble Fertiliser
ITEM: 100062 500g £9.99 SAVE £3
“Winter colour with real contrast!” SAVE UP TO £15 GARDEN READY FROM See options below £14.99
ITEM: 410261 10 x garden ready £14.99 ITEM: 410262 20 x garden ready £19.98 SAVE £10 ITEM: 410263 30 x garden ready £29.97 SAVE £15
Give your winter pots, borders and window boxes a richer, more polished look with compact bedding plants that keep flowering into spring. Dark leaves make every bloom stand out, while hardy growth handles cold weather beautifully. 20cm February-April
Late August
✔ Early year bedding beauties with striking dark foliage and vivid primrose blooms in a bounty of tones ✔ Flowers from winter into early spring, bringing welcome colour when your garden would otherwise look bare and tired
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“Relentless blooms spilling from pots all winter, without any fuss”
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Viola ‘Teardrops’ Cold season violas to stop you in your tracks! The sheer volume of blooms and the cascade effect is astonishing. Imagine an abundance of flowers tumbling over your baskets and containers for months. No gaps, no drama, just non-stop beauty. 25cm September-March
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ITEM: 401232 10 x garden ready £9.99 ITEM: 410159 20 x garden ready £14.98 SAVE £5 ITEM: 410160 30 x garden ready £19.97 SAVE £10
“Stunning two-tone trailing variety”
Pansy ‘Cool Wave Violet Blue’ Nobody does trailing pansies quite like the ‘Cool Wave’ series, and ‘Violet Blue’ might just be the most eye-catching variety yet! Each flower carries a violet cap over a blue face, creating a two-tone effect that gives containers and baskets a depth of colour. 40cm August-May
Late August
ITEM: 410264 10 x garden ready £9.99 ITEM: 410265 20 x garden ready £14.98 SAVE £5 ITEM: 410266 30 x garden ready £19.97 SAVE £10
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