Garden Ready Perennials
Autumn is a great time to plant and establish perennials to help get a bigger and better display for the following spring and summer. These great value packs are a good place to start. They are a good size and can be planted straight into the border, ideally planted in units of threes and fives for strong blocks of colour.
Aubrieta & Arabis
Early spring colour is often hard to find and so highly praised as we seek it out after long winters. Aubrietas and Arabis are some of the best and these varieties are some of the best around too for carpets of colour.
Height 10-15cm | Flowers Feb-May ‘Audrey Blue’A
‘Katie Mix’B
51705058 | 12 garden ready plants £16.99 B 51705034 | 12 garden ready plants £18.99
Arabis ‘White’B 51705035 | 12 garden ready plants £14.99
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A ‘Audey Blue’
Mix ‘n’ Match Buy any 4 packs or collections of perennial plants and only pay for 3† A ‘Magic Funtains Mx’ B
‘Dalmaio Mx’
Delphiniums & Digitalis
Classic Cottage garden plants which perform better if established in the autumn before stunning spring and summer displays in mixed colours.
Height 90cm | Flowers Jun-Aug
Delphinium ‘Magic Fountains Mix’ 51705041 | 12 garden ready plants £14.99 Height 60cm | Flowers May-Jul
Digitalis ‘Dalmation Mix’ 51705043 | 12 garden ready plants £14.99
Lupin ‘Gallery Mix’
Relish the colour and architectural structure provided by these ‘Gallery Mix’ Lupins, without quite so much height. This compact cultivar produces flowers in a wide range of colours.
Height 50cm | Flowers Jun-Aug 51705040 | 12 garden ready plants £14.99
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Erigeron ‘Stallone’
Masses of pink and white daisy- like flowers make ‘Stallone’ a great addition to the front of borders. Up to six months flowering.
Height 20cm | Flowers Jun-Nov 51705046 | 12 garden ready plants £15.99
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C ‘Kai Mx’
Arai ‘Whie’
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