Set Your Garden Alight With These Flaming Blooms Geum ‘Orange Pumpkin’
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This beauty will kickstart your summer and flower time and time again
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9CM POT Medium long flowers stems Geum ‘Orange Pumpkin’
Marvellous flowerheads bursting with uniquely shaded petals grow in abundance from the healthy plant of this remarkable ‘Orange Pumpkin’ Geum. This provides a show of double ruffled pom-poms that lasts all summer long in an orange shade that almost makes it too hot to handle! Can’t get enough of the beauty? Don’t fear – the repeat flowering nature ensures superb colour continues to appear from spring into the early days of autumn. 30cm May-September
From mid April a New I New “Intense, colour-changing leaves” “Double ruffled pom-poms all summer long!” ITEM: 561210£9.99
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£19.97
Was £29.97 ITEM: 561211
9CM POT ITEM: 561214£9.99
“Known for its resilience and hardiness”
Heliopsis ‘Funky Spinner’
Flashy layered petals seem to never end on the unique and memorable blooms of this ‘Funky Spinner’ Heliopsis. This is a herbaceous and hardy perennial that forms in clumps, whether planted in pots, beds or borders. The true show comes from the large, golden-yellow flowers that erupt for months from summer to autumn. 60cm July-October
Delivered from June 86
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£19.97 ITEM: 561215
Was £29.97 Berberis thunbergii ‘Orange Sunrise’
Ignite your garden with fiery foliage from spring to autumn. Coral-pink new growth deepens to dusky red with golden margins, for a striking display. Spring brings delicate yellow blooms, followed by autumn berries that attract birds. Low-maintenance and frost-resistant, this compact shrub thrives in UK gardens, for a structural and colourful addition to a border or pot. 1m April-May
10 YEARS TRUSTED SERVICE with 136,000+ reviews
9CM POT ITEM: 511676£9.99
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£19.97 ITEM: 511677
Was £29.97
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