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Garden Displays That Are Sure To Turn Heads Orange


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“Enjoy flurries of impressive flowers for months”


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Dahlia ‘Gardenetta’ Collection This series features big blooms, excellent garden performance and a tolerance to powdery mildew that beats the competition across all varieties. Flowering all summer and well into autumn, with compact and abundant flowers on strong stems. Fantastic late summer colour for containers and borders, and superb as cut flowers for the house. 45cm July-October


“Perfect for creating eye-catching hanging baskets”


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£14.99 ITEM: 401588 From early March


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£15.99 ITEM: 401377


Was £19.99 Trailing Fuchsia Collection


Create eye-catching displays with this collection of brightly coloured tubular flowers in shades of white, pinks and purples. These weather tolerant fuchsias always make a fabulous addition to any summer garden where they will cascade over the edges of baskets and pots. Supplied as 3 each of 4 varieties. 50cm May-November


From early March


Add to basket 12 PLUG PLANTS


“An incredible flower-power performer” £14.99 ITEM: 401473


Geranium ‘Parade’ Mix Lead a parade of eye-catching colour through your garden this summer with this remarkable Geranium ‘Parade’. This collection features a plethora of enviable shades including deep rose, salmon, orange, white, pink, and red, providing you with the opportunity to grow a colourful flurry of blooms with ease! 35cm June-September


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