Sweet Williams – Verbascum
Sweet William ‘Early Summer Scented F1’
A must have mix for cut flower growers. This variety has a long vase life and the colours and combinations are rich and varied.
Height 45cm | Sow In Apr-Jul Sow Out Apr-Jul | Flowers Apr-Jun
3021-0656 | 450 seeds £2.49
Sweet William ‘Wee Willie’
A colour coordinated clove-scented mix which makes a marvellous edging plant or solo patio container mix. Neat and compact, these plants are perfect for pots, containers, beds and borders.
Height 15cm | Sow In Jan-May Flowers May-Oct
3021-0662 | 500 seeds £2.49
Tagetes ‘Golden Gem’
Sometimes referred to as the signet marigold, ideal for a wildflower effect. Smothered in small, single flowers with citrus-scented foliage. Ideal for edging and as companion plants.
Height 30cm | Sow In Feb-Apr Flowers Jun-Sep
3021-0232 | 450 seeds £2.49
Teasel ‘Winter Bouquet’
If you love attracting bees, butterflies and finches into the garden, grow this stately plant. After flowering, let the finches take the seed from the heads, then take the heads indoors for dried arrangements..
Height 1.8m | Sow In Apr-Aug Sow Out Apr-Jul | Flowers Jul-Sep
3021-0407 | 200 seeds 172 £2.49
Tithonia ‘Goldfinger’
Adds a glow of colour to the garden in summer with its warm orange dahlia-like flowers. Sensational combined with other ‘hot’ colours and makes a great cut flower. Deadhead regularly for summerlong blooms!
Height 1.5m | Sow In Feb-May Flowers Jun-Oct
3021-0937 | 40 seeds Shop online
marshallsgarden.com | £2.79 Call 01480 774 555
Verbascum ‘Snowy Spires’
Perfect for a cottage garden. These gorgeous plants have ice white flowers with a magenta centre. They look wonderful in borders and lovely in a vase. Loved by pollinators.
Height 60cm | Sow In Feb-Apr Flowers Jun-Sep
3021-0696 | 30 seeds £3.99
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