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Autumn Bedding


Plug Plants Save £5 + FREE P&P! ‘Soft pink’


A genuine gardening first – fully double flowers, each up to 5cm across!


Despatched


Mid-late August ‘Deep lilac’


‘Jersey Cream’


‘Burgundy’


6 PLUGS ‘Tropical’ SDouble-Flowered Polyanthus ‘Pretty Polly’ Mixed “Carpets of colour for early months”


WORLD FIRST


“Dazzling bright-eyed spring blooms and evergreen ground cover”


1 OF EACH VARIETY (2 X PINK)


ITEM: 430034 £19.99


This mix brings a burst of vibrant colour to the garden from late winter into spring. Compact, hardy and easy to grow, it’s perfect for beds, borders and containers, producing masses of cheerful blooms that attract early pollinators and return year after year. 30cm March-June


12 PLUGS £14.99 ITEM: 401147


SAVE £5 24 PLUGS


Aubrieta ‘Katie’ Mix Imagine a carpet of pink and purple blooms tumbling over paths, walls, and rockeries as soon as spring arrives. That is exactly what Aubrieta ‘Royal’ delivers. This evergreen charmer smothers your garden in early-season colour, creating a living tapestry you can admire year after year. 15cm March-May


Was £29.98


£24.98 ITEM: 401148


6 PLUGS ITEM: 430002£9.99


Aubrieta ‘Florado Blue Eye’ Make your garden feel fresh again with this aubrieta, whether softening the front of borders, spilling over walls, edging pathways or bringing colour to containers and hanging baskets – this variety can do it all! 10cm April-May


Was £19.98 24 10 Year Gold Trusted Service Award


SAVE £5 12 PLUGS


£14.98 ITEM: 430003


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