Perfect Choices For Summer Garden Designs
“Low-maintenance, colourful groundcover that keeps weeds at bay!”
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“Splendid as unusual cut flowers”
£17.97 ITEM: 560407
Was £29.97
Hardy Echinacea ‘Green Twister’ Echinacea are hardy perennials that flower at the height of summer and continue until the first autumn frosts. The name refers to the cone- shaped centre of the large, brightly coloured flowers. Not only are they beautiful, they’re also one of the best plants you can grow for attracting all manner of wildlife into your garden.. 60cm June-September
‘Teeny Weeny White’ ‘‘Perle d’Alcanade’’ Carpet Phlox Collection
Quite possibly one of the most colourful of the creeping phloxes, this evergreen perennial collection is a versatile solution for a colourful spring garden, perfect for planting in drifts for a carpet of colour through April and into May, or dotted around under trees or in mixed borders to fill gaps and keep weeds at bay. 15cm April-May
“Very low maintenance once planted”
SAVE £28 6 X 9CM POTS
£19.94 ITEM: 560712
Was £47.94
SAVE £2 3 X 9CM POTS
‘Teeny Weeny Pink’
£12.99 ITEM: 530247
Was £14.99
‘Classic’ Groundcover Rose Collection This is a great collection to fill those awkward spots most gardens have. Tolerating shade or full sun, these fab new little groundcover roses are versatile and easy to grow. They produce hundreds of smaller flowers in summer and autumn, filling up gaps in beds and borders. Supplied as one of each variety. 70cm June-October
SAVE £5 3 LITRE POT
£29.99 ITEM: 510369
Was £34.99
Phormium ‘Sundowner Pink’ A great choice for ultra-low maintenance gardening – working well in metallic pots for a modernist look, but equally at home in mixed traditional borders, it’s evergreen leaves providing a year round backdrop for bolder seasonal flowers. ‘Sundowner’ is a great Phormium variety, with tough sword-like leave edged lovely pink. 1.5m
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