Onions, Shallots & Garlic Spring Planting Garlic


MIX ‘N’ MATCH Buy any 2


individual packs of Garlic, Onion or Shallots save £1.00 per pack


NEW


Garlic ‘Mersley Wight’


Enjoy the rewarding harvests of full-fl avoured large garlics with outstanding vigour. One of the best varieties for storing, can last up to 10 months!


Plant Out Jan-Apr Harvest Jun-Aug


10406063 | 2 bulbs approx. 20-25 cloves


£7.49


Garlic ‘Picardy Wight’


Softneck garlic, originating in northern France, is a great choice for growing in cooler, wetter conditions. Described as having a ‘fi erce’ fl avour so packs a punch.


Plant Out Jan-Apr Harvest Jun-Aug


10406049 | 2 bulbs approx. 12-24 cloves


£7.49


Garlic ‘Picardy Wight’ Pre-rooted Cloves


New and innovative way to buy garlic cloves. These pre-rooted on the nursery ensure stronger and earlier establishment in the ground, resulting in earlier and larger crops..


End Mar | Harvest Jun-Aug


10406146 | 12 pre-rooted cloves £7.99


Heart-


Shaped Trowel


Garlic ‘Solent Wight’


A robust garlic, perfect for eating fresh or for storage. Strong, fresh and aromatic fl avour that will last well into autumn. A softneck variety, that suites a UK climate.


Plant Out Jan-Apr Harvest Jun-Aug


10406041 | 2 bulbs approx. 12-24 cloves


*Compared to buying individually Shop online marshallsgarden.com or give us a call on 01480 774 555 79 £7.49


Spring Planting Duo


This Spring Planting Garlic Bulbs Duo Pack consists of 1 pack of fl avoursome ‘Solent Wight‘ and 1 pack of ‘Mersley Wight’ for the best fl avour in everyday dishes.


Plant Out Jan-Apr Harvest Jun-Aug


10406043 | 2 bulbs each £11.98 BUY DUO SAVE £3 *


Ash handle and stainless steel pointed Kent &


Stowe trowel ideal for planting garlic, shallots and onions.


10909883 | Trowel £16.99


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