made In The Ukup To 32 Times Faster Compostinglarge 200l Composting Capacitycut Down Your Landfill Wastethe Hotbin Composter Helps To Reduce The Amount Of Waste Sent To Landfill By Allowing You To Compost A Wider Variety Of Household Waste. It Is Quick & Simple To Set Up Just Place On A Flat Surface Such As Patio, Gravel Or Paving. It Can Be Positioned In Full Sun Or Shade.the Hotbin Utilises Hot Composting Methods That Produce Compost Up To 32 Times Faster Than Traditional Composting Methods. The Specially Designed Hotbin Reaches Temperatures Of 40-60°c Enabling You To Compost All Of Your Fruit, Vegetable Peelings, Grass Cuttings, Leaves, Weeds, Cooked Food, Meat & Even Bones Can Go Into The Hotbin Without The Problem Of Odours, Flies, Turning & Tumbling.the Unique Material Insulates The Heat Generated Naturally By Bacteria As They Break Down Waste In The Hotbin.the Hotbin Is A Continuous Composter Which Can Be Used All Year Round. Simply Add Waste Into The Top with Wood Chippings (bulking Agent) & Shredded Paper/card & After 30-90 Days The Hatch Can Be Removed From The Lower Part Of The Bin & The Compost Can Be Removed For Use In & Around Your Garden Or Allotment. You Should Have Mulching Compost Within 30 Days & Rich General Purpose Compost Within 90 Days.the Hotbin Is A Sealed Unit With A Built In Bio-filter To Minimise Composting Odours Associated With The Attraction Of Vermin. Hotbin Also Kills Pathogens & Weed Seeds Whilst Also Killing Fly Eggs & Larvae.the Hotbin Is Made From Expanded Polypropylene & Is Lightweight & 100% Recyclable.the Hotbin Is Delivered Is Fully Assembled &
Includes:: 200l Hotbinlid Thermometer 2 Cam Straps (colour May Vary)kick Start Bottle (empty)internal Thermometerraking Stick 25l Bag Of Bulking Agent Partially Composted Wood Chipinstructionsweight:8kg With Accessoriesapproximately 22kg When Fullproduct Dimensions:55 (w) Cm X 62.5 (d) X 1.
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Get The Nutrients Your Houseplants Need! Simply Remove The Cap, Turn Feeder Upside Down & Plunge Into The Soil. This Liquid Feed Goes Directly To The Plant Roots Where Liquid & Nutrients Are Drawn Up Into The Plant For Healthy Growth & Development.squeeze The Cap To Force A Droplet Out At The Beginning Of Each Month When Your Houseplants Are In Bud & Flower & Let Gravity Do The Rest For You. Droplet Feeds For Up To 120 Days (4 Months).no Need To Worry About Diluting Feed Into Water, Just Plunge In The Droplet Feeder Specially Formulated For Flowering Houseplants & Water Separately As Normal, Making Sure Soil Is Moist But Never Saturated.  ...

Great value Three Pack For Using Year After Year! Get The Nutrients Your Houseplants Need! Simply Remove The Cap, Turn Feeder ...

A Wide Spreading Fast Growing Perennial Shrub Which Is A Great Low Maintenance Plant For Your Pond Margins.the Delicate Heart Shaped Leaves Produce A Kaleidoscope Of Colour & Have Green & Yellow Pattern With Striking Red-edged Leaves. These Leaves Are Brightest When Grown In Full Sun But Will Turn A Pretty Gold When In Grown In The Shade.the Plant Produces Small White Flowers. The Leaves Have A Wonderful Strong Scent Which Is Similar To Oranges. The Plant Encourages Wildlife To Your Pond As The Leaves are a much loved favourite Resting Place For Pollinators & Especially Dragonflies.this Plant Doesnt Need To Be Grown Near Your Pond But Favours Heavy Clay Moist Soil. It Is Prone To Spreading Which You Can Easily Prevent If You Dont Wish It To Do This By Dividing Or By Planting In A Container.this Plant Is Also Commonly Known As Heart Leaved Houttuynia & Chameleon Plant. ...

Potato Hunter Refill pack Is Perfect If You Ordered Our Potato Gro-kits Last Year.it Is An Established Favourite Whose Shallow-eyed Tubers Are Notable For Their Eating Quality. The Flesh Is Pale Yellow, Waxy & Firm After Boiling.bulks Up To Produce A Heavy Crop & Mature Tubers Show No Cracking. ...

big On Colour, Bigger On Scenttall Flower Heads Teeming With Flowerbrings In Busy Bees & Other Pollinatorsjust Six Bulbs Of Hyacinth Blue Jacket Fills A Garden With Scent In Early Spring & Going Into Summer. The Flower Heads Are Tall & Full Of Flower For An Uplifting Display & Fit Well In A Vegetable Garden Planted Intermittently Between Crops For Colour & Bringing In Important Pollinators.dotted Beneath A Tree They Enjoy The Dappled Shade In Spring & They Pair Up Beautifully With Daffodils & Narcissi For That Yellow/blue Colour Contrast. Plant Up Hyacinth Blue Jacket In Containers If You Just Have A Patio Or Balcony – They Are Equally Happy Growing Like This.useful Tips:water Crocuses As They Come Into Flower Only If The Soil Is Dry. If It’s Been A Rainy Winter The Soil Should Be Wet Enough & You Can Leave Hyacinth Blue Jacket To It To Flower Happily.if Growing In Containers We Recommend You Plant 12 Bulbs For Every 20cm (8in) Diameter Pot & Plant In A Free-draining Bulb Compost Where The Bulbs Overwinter Before Erupting Into Flower In Late Winter.*wear Gloves When Handling Bulbs As They Can Be Irritable To The Skin. ...

Highly Fragranced, Ideal For Pots. This Sweet Smelling Mix Of Blues & White Is Ideal For Patio Containers. With Strong Stems & Perfume, Theyre Also Popular As Cut Flowers.flowers: April.

Height: 30
- 40cm / 10
- 16in Bulb Size 14/15cm.



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Fragrant Bulbs For Adding To Your Garden For Early-season Colour & Captivating Fragrance Every Year. Give Yourself A Fantastic Forerunner To Charming Bluebells With Brilliant Blue Star.suitable For The Front Of Flowerbeds Or In Containers In Many Parts Of Your Garden, In Full Sun Or Part Shade.a Fantastic Blue Bulb To Grow With Other Hyacinths Or With The Pure-white Flowers Of Snowflakes Or Equally Fragrant Lily-of-the Valley.plant 3 Bulbs In A 20-30cm (8-12in) Container In A Triangle Formation Or Around 3 For Every Square Foot (30cm²) Area Of Soil At The Front Of A Flower Bedhow You Receive Your Bulbsyou Receive Our Spring-flowering Bulbs In Autumn In A Plastic Mesh. This Is To Keep The Bulbs Together In A Pack Which Is Nice & Airy – Perfect To Keep The Bulbs Healthy While In Transit. can’t Plant Straight Away?keep Your Bulbs In A Cool, Light & Dry Place & Preferably Hanging On A Hook So That Air Can Get To The Bulbs At All Angles. Look To Planting Your Bulbs Within A Week Of Receiving Them. ...

This Variety Puts Up Four Of Five Well-spaced Flowerspikes Of Dainty Blooms Reminiscent Of Our Native Bluebells. Grow In Well-drained Soil In A Terracotta Bowl Or Direct In The Flowerbed. planting In Open Groundbulbs Prefer Free-draining Soil. Digging About A Week Before Planting & Adding Some Coarse Sand Or Grit Will Aid Drainage If Soil Is Heavy Or Compacted.rake Some Fish, Blood & Bone Or Dried/pelleted Chicken Manure Into The Surface Of The Soil Before Planting. Dig A Hole To The Correct Depth For The Variety Of Bulb. (3 Times The Height Of The Bulb As A General Rule Of Thumb.)loosen The Soil In The Base Of The Hole, If It Is Heavy Clay Add A Cushioning Layer Of Coarse Sand Or Grit To The Bottom, & Place The Bulb On Top.ensure The Bulb Is The Right Way Up. Mix The Soil With Some Compost & Backfill The Hole, Firming The Soil Gently To Ensure There Are No Air Pockets.planting In Containersplanting In Containers means that you can Extend The Flowering Area Of Your Garden, & means that you can Grow Flowers On A Balcony, If Indeed You Don’t Have A Garden. You Can Create Lovely Displays By Growing Bulbs In A Collection Of Containers All Grouped Together.when Planting, Ensure The Container Has Good Drainage Holes. Place Broken Crocks Or Polystyrene In The Base Of The Pot But Make Sure You Don’t Block The Drainage Holes. Crocks Positioned Randomly Within The Container Soil Will Further Aid Drainage. Be Aware Of Sharp Edges Though & Wear Gloves When Emptying The Soil At A Later Date.fill Half To Three Quarters Of The Pot With Compost & Place Bulbs On Top.cover Bulbs, Firm Compost Gently, & Water Well. Label With Date & Variety To Keep Track. ...

Get Your Hands On This Highly Fragrant Spring-bulb Which Offers Attractive Apricot Blooms Throughout Spring. Great In Borders, Beds & Shallow Terracotta Bowls. planting In Open Groundbulbs Prefer Free-draining Soil. Digging About A Week Before Planting & Adding Some Coarse Sand Or Grit Will Aid Drainage If Soil Is Heavy Or Compacted.rake Some Fish, Blood & Bone Or Dried/pelleted Chicken Manure Into The Surface Of The Soil Before Planting.dig A Hole To The Correct Depth For The Variety Of Bulb. (3 Times The Height Of The Bulb As A General Rule Of Thumb.)loosen The Soil In The Base Of The Hole, If It Is Heavy Clay Add A Cushioning Layer Of Coarse Sand Or Grit To The Bottom, & Place The Bulb On Top.ensure The Bulb Is The Right Way Up. Mix The Soil With Some Compost & Backfill The Hole, Firming The Soil Gently To Ensure There Are No Air Pockets. planting In Containersplanting In Containers means that you can Extend The Flowering Area Of Your Garden, & means that you can Grow Flowers On A Balcony, If Indeed You Don’t Have A Garden. You Can Create Lovely Displays By Growing Bulbs In A Collection Of Containers All Grouped Together.when Planting, Ensure The Container Has Good Drainage Holes. Place Broken Crocks Or Polystyrene In The Base Of The Pot But Make Sure You Don’t Block The Drainage Holes. Crocks Positioned Randomly Within The Container Soil Will Further Aid Drainage. Be Aware Of Sharp Edges Though & Wear Gloves When Emptying The Soil At A Later Date.fill Half To Three Quarters Of The Pot With Compost & Place Bulbs On Top.cover Bulbs, Firm Compost Gently, & Water Well. Label With Date & Variety To Keep Track.  ...