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Tulip ‘Finola’ Add scented late-spring elegance to borders and containers with full, ruffled tulip flowers in soft romantic tones! Tulip ‘Finola’ brings a graceful finish to the spring bulb season, with generous double flowers that combine fragrance and layered colour. 50cm April-May
“Fragrant blooms for long- lasting late- spring colour”
10 BULBS ITEM: 600579£9.99 20 BULBS
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ITEM: 600433£9.99
Hardy Tulips ‘Rock Garden’ Mix This mix is made up of low-growing varieties specially selected to bring dazzling early spring colour to smaller garden spaces – think rockeries, front-of-border planting, or pots. Each bulb produces jewel- toned flowers creating a patchwork of colour. 30cm March-May. Note – image for illustration purposes – you’ll receive a mix of colours.
“Fragrant and double, for pots, borders and cheerful cut flowers too”
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15 BULBS ITEM: 600569£9.99
Daffodil Double Flowering Classic Mix Daffodil Double Classic brings a richer twist to one of Britain’s favourite spring flowers. Instead of simple single trumpets, this mix produces multi-layered blooms. Plant them in patio pots, border groups, beneath shrubs or through grass for a relaxed, natural look. 40cm March-April
“Spectacular colour-changing blooms shift as they mature”
Tulip ‘Sun Lover’ Tulip ‘Sun Lover’ is a spectacular choice for a full flush of colour from a single bulb. Double,
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15 BULBS ITEM: 600581£9.99
cup-shaped blooms open in golden yellow with warm red-orange streaking, then gradually shift through glowing orange tones before deepening towards burnt red-orange. 40cm April-May
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