Add Architecture To Your Summer Borders “The longest flowering Allium on the market!”
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£24.97 ITEM: 561175
Was £38.97
Allium ‘Bubble Bath’ In a UK exclusive, we’re excited to present our new Allium ‘Bubble Bath’ flowers. With greater longevity and low maintenance qualities, you can now relax and enjoy the fluffy clustering blooms throughout the whole of summer. ‘Bubble Bath’ is an effortless way to create a spectacular display. 50cm June-September
‘Astolat’
“Be amazed by its firework display of clear blue flowers”
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£17.97 ITEM: 560882
Was £29.97
Agapanthus Blue ‘African Lily’ If you want to grow a plant that will get tongues wagging, try this African lily. There’s nothing finer than a large Agapanthus in full flower at the height of summer, creating an eruption of brilliant blue. It’s the perfect plant for an ornate container and with a little care will last a lifetime. 90cm July-August
‘Blue Bird’ ‘Galahad’
“Celebrated for its long flowering period”
Salvia ‘Amistad’
A must-have for any garden, boasting long- lasting, nectar-rich blooms that keep bees and butterflies buzzing all summer. Its deep tone flowers and dark stems add height and drama to borders and pots. 1.2m May-October
ITEM: 560851 3 x 9cm £15.97 SAVE £14 “Loved by bees and other pollinating insects”
Delphinium Collection Stately spires of gorgeous flowers in shades of pink and blue and white will light up your borders this summer with this collection! The flowers are borne on 2m stems that will provide a vertical spectacle between June and late summer. Supplied as one of each variety. 2m May-July
32 ★ ★ ★ ★ ★10 YEARS TRUSTED SERVICE with 136,000+ reviews
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£17.97 ITEM: 560252
Was £29.97
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