Long-Blooming Garden Plants To Lift Your Spirits
Perfect in pots
9CM POT ITEM: 511385£9.99 Bright yellow-lime flowers “An everchanging festival of foliage colour”
Euphorbia ‘Miner’s Merlot’ The rich, dark purple leaves of the Euphorbia ‘Miner’s Merlot’ offer all-year round interest, whilst the warmer months boast stunning summer flowers. Hardy to withstand freezing temperatures down to -15C, ‘Miner’s Merlot’ is a vigorous grower that is also ideal for attracting friendly pollinators into your garden. 60cm April-October
“An abundance of gorgeous, apple blossom like pale pink flowers”
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Spilling gently along borders
SAVE £7 3 X 9CM POTS
£22.97 ITEM: 511386
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9CM POT ITEM: 531026£9.99
Spilling gently along borders
Rosa ‘Cutie Pie’
Thorn-free and easy as a peach to grow! These exceptional patio roses are sure to make an impact on your garden. This new patio rose is perfect for pots or in front of border positions. It has thorn-free stems, and each plant spreads to form a low mound, which over a long period in summer is studded with an abundance of gorgeous, apple blossom-like pale pink flowers. 10cm June-September
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SAVE £10 3 X 9CM POTS
£19.97 ITEM: 531027
Was £29.97
“Towering plants of shiny blooms stretch skywards in your garden”
9CM POT ITEM: 550379£9.99
SAVE £15 3 X 9CM POTS
£14.97 ITEM: 550380
Was £29.97
Climbing Hydrangea This variety of Geranium is a real favourite, and it’s no wonder why, with its large, vivid red flowers, a long flowering period, and good weather tolerance. This popular variety is a real trailing superstar offering dazzling, rich fiery red displays for all your borders, beds, and baskets. 15m May-November
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