Sweet William ‘Gem’


Autumn Bedding SAVE UP TO


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“Bushy, aromatic and prolifically flowering”


TO £10 GARDEN READY FROM See options below £9.99


ITEM: 401179 10 x garden ready £9.99 ITEM: 401180 20 x garden ready £14.98 SAVE £5 ITEM: 410166 30 x garden ready £19.97 SAVE £10


Create vibrant carpets of sweetly scented colour with compact Sweet William ‘Gem’. Hardy and resilient, it rebounds quickly after cold or rain, flowering through autumn, winter and spring while brightening borders and patio pots and attracting pollinators too. 50cm October-March


Late August


✔ Super tough plants recover quickly after cold, rain and unsettled weather ✔ Sweetly scented blooms attract pollinators and make excellent flowers for cutting


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‘Pumpkin’ Make your autumn garden unforgettable with dramatic, character-packed flowers that deliver visual contrast, reliable coverage and a polished display across garden features large and small. 25cm September-March


✔ Striking two-tone flowers create instant impact and stand out!


✔ Masses of blooms for a bold display for months


✔ Neat, even growth keeps planting schemes looking balanced, tidy and professionally finished


✔ Tough plants cope impressively with winter conditions and return strongly after cold spells


✔ Ideal for beds, borders, patio pots and window boxes needing a seasonal lift


“First flowers in time for Halloween!”


SAVE UP TO £10 GARDEN READY FROM See options below £9.99


ITEM: 401197 10 x garden ready £9.99 ITEM: 401198 20 x garden ready £14.98 SAVE £5 ITEM: 410146 30 x garden ready £19.97 SAVE £10


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