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The Complete Blueberry Collection


Juicy, super-healthy blueberries from your patio... NO effort and NO garden needed!


‘Early Hanover’ Early – pick in July


‘Blueray’ Mid – pick in August


The Complete Collection includes 3 planters


‘Ozark Blue’ Late – pick in September “Sample months of delicious blueberries with three heavy-cropping plants”


Pick delicious berries all summer long, every year – and save a fortune against supermarket prices! Yes, it’s true! Health experts and top chefs have been raving about blueberries for years – now you can grow your own bountiful crops with this complete and easy kit. You don’t even need a garden – just a small space on a patio or balcony! Delicious, sweet and juicy, blueberries are perfect either eaten fresh from the bush, sprinkled on your morning cereal, or used to make jams and puddings. We’re giving you three top-performing varieties – each one packed full of vitamin C and powerful antioxidants, so you can have a sweet treat every day and not feel guilty at all! 1.8m


New


SAVE £10 22CM POT


£24.99 ITEM: 340103


Was £34.99


Citrus ‘Kumquat’ with Fruit


Grow your own citrus treats with a kumquat tree – spectacular when you receive it, already full of fruit, so you won’t be waiting to see the spoils! Enjoy flowers and fruits through the year on this evergreen, glossy foliaged variety. A really dramatic addition to the summer patio, with indoor protection needed from autumn to spring. 3m February-May


New


SAVE £10 22CM POT


£24.99 ITEM: 340104


Was £34.99


Citrus ‘Calamondin


Orange’ with Fruit If you want to bring a spectacular centrepiece to your garden in summer, the ‘Calamondin Orange’ is undoubtably one of the best. With fragrant flowers and edible fruits great for cooking, this plant is supplied already laden with fruit. Give it a sun-soaked garden spot through summer, then bring it inside from October. 2m May-July


SAVE £5 (1 OF EACH VARIETY)


£14.97 ITEM: 310022


Was £19.97


BLUEBERRY COLLECTION 3 X 9CM POTS


GO BIGGER


SAVE £37 COMPLETE BLUEBERRY COLLECTION


3 X 9CM POTS, 3 X 25CM PLANTERS


£19.94 ITEM: 310190


Was £56.94 “Petite size – 1m tall after approx 5 years”


SAVE £10 BARE ROOT


£14.99 ITEM: 300102


Was £24.99


Patio Cherry ‘Garden Bing’ Tree Have you ever wanted to grow juicy cherries in your garden, but don’t have the space? Well now you can. Cherry ‘Garden Bing’ was specially bred by the Zaiger family in America - probably the world’s largest fruit tree breeders. The commercial variety ‘Garden Bing’ Is one of the staples of the fresh cherry industry, and through breeding work they have created a dwarf variety, still with the taste and yield of it’s parents. 1.2m March-April


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