Flower Seeds A-Z Ammi majus - Cosmos
Antirrhinum Giant
Rust resistant, beautiful mix of tall, elegant cottage garden staple.
30210014 | 1700 seeds £1.99
Ammi majus ‘Graceland’
A mass of green ferny foliage covered with large fl at umbels of lacy white fl owers. Strong stems make this a great variety for cutting as well as for beds and borders. Perfect for pollinators.
Height 1.2m | Sow Out Apr-Jun Flowers Jun-Sep
30710028 | 50 seeds £2.49
Black Eyed Susan (Thunbergia) ‘Susie’ Mix
Bright orange, yellow and white fl owers on plants that climb or trail. Suitable for a sunny patio in summer, or a conservatory.
Cosmos ‘Vega Mix’
Height 90cm | Sow In Feb-Apr Flowers Jun-Sep
30210033 | 20 seeds £3.99
Simply the best mix of classic Cosmos colours.
30211172 | 110 seeds £3.49
Cosmos ‘Cosmonaut’
Earlier to bloom than most other Cosmos, this pure white semi- double form is one to be admired. Perfect for mixed borders and traditional cottage gardens with its elegantly tall habit.
Height 1.2m | Sow In Mar-Apr Flowers Jul-Sep
30710026 | 130 seeds £2.99
Cosmos ‘Gazebo’ Mix
Cosmos never fails to perform, and this delightful mix of pure white, rose-pink and velvety-red blooms will look perfect in beds, borders and containers around your garden.
Height 60cm | Sow In Feb-Apr Flowers Jul-Sep
30210066 | 110 seeds £2.49
Cosmos Xanthos ‘Lemon Sherbet’
The fi rst yellow Cosmos, a pale delicate yellow, that lasts well. Flowers on long stems perfect for cutting.
Height 60cm | Sow In Feb-Mar Sow Out Mar-May Flowers Jul-Oct
30210672 | 20 seeds £3.99 Shop online
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