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Autumn Bulbs
“Wind-resistant spring colour”
3 FOR 2 MIX N’ MATCH
30 BULBS
Tulips Miniature Red & White Build a bright spring display that stays neat when the weather turns breezy. These robust miniature tulips sit beautifully at the front of borders, in window boxes or patio pots, then return and multiply gradually. Strong for their size and useful for cutting, they deliver more flowers with every passing year. 25cm April-May
ITEM: 600308£9.99
“Bring sunshine to your garden whatever the weather”
3 FOR 2 MIX N’ MATCH
20 BULBS
Daffodil ‘Trumpet Yellow’ With distinctive trumpets, there are few flowers as instantly recognisable. ‘Trumpet Yellow’ brings bright sunshine shades to spring gardens and even into the home! As an abundant flowering variety, this provides plenty of vivid flowers. Plant in groups of 6-10 for maximum impact, in full sun or semi-shade. 25cm March-April
ITEM: 600172£9.99
“Brighten late winter with distinctive flowers for pollinators”
3 FOR 2 MIX N’ MATCH
“Big blousy blooms perfect for pots and borders”
15 BULBS ITEM: 600200£9.99
Tulip ‘Springtime Doubles’ Mix Fill beds, borders and pots with full, peony-like blooms that bring real luxury to spring displays. Easy to grow and spectacular planted in groups, they also make excellent cut flowers, carrying their colour and sweet scent indoors. A high-impact choice for gardeners wanting more drama from every bulb. 35cm April-May
3 FOR 2 MIX N’ MATCH
25 BULBS
Crocus ‘King of the Striped’ Wonderfully distinctive spring bulb, producing goblet-shaped purple flowers, each irregularly feathered with darker purple stripes. These larger-than-average blooms create a bright, detailed display in late winter and early spring, long before many garden plants have properly woken up. 10cm February-March
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