Pansies – Petunias
How to grow Pansies grow well
in fertile, well-drained soils, in sun or part shade. They’re best in cooler temps so make ideal spring or autumn plants.
Pansy ‘Bright and Beautiful’
Specially selected mix as all flowers have the distinctive face markings. Strong clear colour mix. A compact range with flowers held upright over low growing foliage. Dead head regularly to promote more flowers.
Height 20cm | Sow In Feb-Aug Flowers Jan-Sep
30210152 | 45 seeds £2.79
‘Pansy Swiss Giant’ Mix
These are surely most people’s idea of what pansies should be! All have ‘faces’ which are held upright, high above the leaves. Rich, glowing colours with a superb garden performance.
Height 20cm | Sow In Feb-Aug Sow Out May-Aug Flowers Jan-Sep
30210155 | 150 seeds £1.99
Pansy Winter Flowering Mix
These robust, free-flowering plants will flower in mild periods throughout winter and be at their best from early spring. The wide range of colours will complement spring bulbs for a dazzling display.
Height 20cm | Sow In Feb-Aug Sow Out May-Aug Flowers Sep-May
30210156 | 150 seeds NEW £1.99
Petunia ‘Celebrity Mix F1’
Hybrid mix for the brightest summer displays.
30210160 | 70 seeds £2.99
Petunia ‘Double Cascade F1 Valentine’
Forms a dense mound of foliage covered in fabulous ruffled red double blooms splashed with touches of white. Flowering all through summer.
Petunia ‘Mambo’ Mix
Early-flowering, in a wide range of cool colours.
30210719 | 75 seeds £3.99
Height 25cm | Sow In Feb-Apr Flowers May-Sep
30210948 | 20 seeds £2.99
Petunia Double ‘Pirouette Orchid Mist’
Petunia ‘Double Pirouette Orchid Mist’ looks superb in containers and hanging baskets, with masses of huge double flowers with lavishly ruffled petals, with good weather- resistance.
Height 25cm | Sow In Feb-Apr Flowers May-Sep
30211110 | 20 seeds 140 For exclusive offers sign up for our emails at
marshallsgarden.com £3.49
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