Pansy & Violas Huge flowr
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‘Pupe & Whie’
A ‘Marix Moheus’ Pansy
Probably the largest flowering varieties we have seen with great weather tolerance too and wonderful contrasting colours on the petals.
Height 10-15cm | Flowers Jan-May
‘Matrix Morpheus’A 51705015 | 12 garden ready plants £13.99 Cats Plus ‘Purple and White’B 51705051 | 12 garden ready plants £12.99
Pansy ‘Frizzle Sizzle’
Beautiful frilly petals make this series really stand out. They are fairly vigourous as well resulting in a lot of early spring flowers and just look that little bit different.
Height 10-15cm | Flowers Nov-May ‘Yellow Blue Swirl’A
‘Mix’B B
51705052 | 12 garden ready plants 51705017 | 12 garden ready plants
£12.99 £12.99
‘Mx’ Mix ‘n’ Match Buy any 4 packs or collections of garden ready plants and only pay for 3† A ‘Mx’
‘Yelow Blue Jump Up Mx’
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A ‘Yelow Blue Swrl’ NEW
Coor changi
Viola ‘Sorbet’
Recently bred Violas are quickly becoming one of the best performing bedding plants during winter and spring due to their robustness with the British weather and shear volume of flowers produced and these are some stunning varieties and mixes to brighten up any patio or front of border.
Height 10-15cm | Flowers Oct-May ‘Mix’A
‘Mix’A
‘Yellow Blue Jump Up Mix’B ‘Pink Wings’C
51705018 | 12 garden ready plants 51705053 | 48 garden ready plants 51705020 | 12 garden ready plants 51705019 | 12 garden ready plants
£12.99 £32.99 £12.99 £12.99
Viola ‘Yesterday, Today, Tomorrow’
Given its name due to its colour- changing flowers which open white and gradually turn to shades of blue as they mature, giving a gorgeous multicoloured effect.
Height 10-15cm | Flowers Jan-May 51705054 | 12 garden ready plants £12.99
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