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Primula Candelabra Rose Mixed Plants
Primula Candelabra Rose Mixed
Plants
    It Is With Regret That
    One Of Our New Plants For
    Autumn Despatch 2015 Has
    Failed Germination And
    Sadly We Cannot Supply
    For This Season. It Goes
    To Prove That Even The
    Experts Get It Wrong From
    Time To Time. get
    Carpets Of Multi-tiered
    Dainty Flowers In Sunny
    Or Semi-shady Parts Of
    Your Garden In Spring To
    Early Summer.
    Particularly Suited In
    Damper Soils, They Make
    Great Marginal Plants For
    Your Pond Or In Heavier
    Clay Soils.bees And Other
    Pollinanting Insects Find
    Them Highly Attractive,
    So They’re Great For
    Wildlife And You’ll
    Love The Shades Of Rose,
    Pink And Red.each Year
    The Primroses Get More
    And More Numerous,
    Putting On A More Grand
    Display Year After Year
    Really Adding Early
    Summer-cheer To The
    Garden. 
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£5.99
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Anemone Coronaria Bordeaux - Anemone Bulbs
Anemone Coronaria Bordeaux -
Anemone Bulbs
    The New, Spring-
    Flowering Anemone
    Coronaria bordeaux Bulbs
    Develop To Have Rich And
    Velvety Cup-shaped Blooms
    Held Above Finely Cut
    Foliage. This Anemone
    Bulb Grows To Have A
    Dramatic Colour Scheme,
    And The Plants Contrast
    Perfectly With Spring
    Flowering Bulbs And Other
    Woodland Plants.the
    Foliage Dies Back In
    Summer And Reappears
    Every Spring To Give A
    Fantastic Display In Beds
    And Borders Or In A
    Container. Anemone
    Flowers Are Held On
    Sturdy Stems And They
    Make Lovely Cut Flowers
    For Spring Posies.
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£4.99
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Chionodoxa Forbesii - Glory Of The Snow Bulbs
Chionodoxa Forbesii - Glory Of
The Snow Bulbs
    Most Commonly Known As
    Glory Of The Snow,
    Chionodoxa Forbesii Bulbs
    Are The First To Flower
    In Spring And Has Starry
    Flowers And Strap-like
    Leaves Which Emerge In
    Early Spring.we Suggest
    Planting These Glory Of
    The Snow Bulbs In Shady
    Borders, As They Are
    Perfect For Brightening
    Up Bare Soil; Blooming
    Well In The Dappled Shade
    Under Shrubs And
    Deciduous
    Trees.chionodoxa Will
    Also Succeed In Hot Sunny
    Sites Such As Rockeries,
    Or Plant Them In
    Containers With Other
    Spring Bulbs And Flowers
    Or To Under Plant Shrubs
    Or Topiary.
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£4.99
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Erythronium Collection - Erythronium Bulbs (tubers)
Erythronium Collection -
Erythronium Bulbs (tubers)
    The Erythronium
    Collection Contains
    Erythronium Bulbs Of
    Dens-canis, Pagoda And
    Kondo. We Suggest That
    You Plant These
    Erythronium Bulbs In The
    Autumn, Within
    Humus-rich Soil In Shade,
    About 5-10cm/2-4in Deep.
    Choose A Sheltered Site
    To Plant These
    Erythronium Bulbs, Out
    Of Strong Winds. Dont
    Allow The Tubers To Dry
    Out In
    Storage.erythronium
    Dens-canis Agm.these
    European Native Plants
    Are Commonly Called Dogs
    Tooth Violets Because The
    Tuber Resemble A Canine
    Tooth. The Spurred
    Mauve-pink Flowers Appear
    In Spring On Slender
    Stems That Rise Above
    Large, Heavily Mottled
    Leaves.this Erythronium
    Variety Has Won The Rhs
    Award Of Garden Merit
    (agm) As An Excellent
    Garden Plant. Erythronium
    Are Shade Loving Plants
    That Make Excellent
    Groundcover Under Trees
    Or Shrubs And In Shaded
    Woodland Borders. They
    Add Colour And Interest
    With Showy Leaves And
    Dainty
    Flowers.erythronium
    Pagoda Agmwith Glossy
    Mottled Foliage, And Up
    To 10 Large, Pale Lemon
    Flowers On Each Stem,
    The Upswept Petals Give
    The Plant Its Name. The
    Large Tubers Are Easy To
    Plant And Handle And It
    Is One Of The Easiest
    Erythroniums To
    Grow.erythronium Pagoda
    Was One Of The First
    Hybrids, It Was
    Discovered In The 19th
    Century And It Is Still A
    Great Garden Worthy
    Plant.this Erythronium
    Variety Has Won The Rhs
    Award Of Garden Merit
    (agm) As An Excellent
    Garden Plant.erythronium
    Kondowith Up To 7 Flowers
    On Each Stem, The Pale
    Buttermilk Coloured
    Flowers Of This Hybrid
    Erythronium Are Tinged
    With Green. These Are
    Pretty Plants That
    Associate Well With Other
    Woodland Bulbs.
    Erythroniums Get Their
    Common Name Of Dogs Tooth
    Violets From The Curved
    Shape Of Their  Tubers.
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£19.97
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Woodland Bulb Collection
Woodland Bulb Collection
    Charming And Colourful,
    Introduce These Woodland
    Bulbs Perfect For
    Semi-shady Sites, To
    Your Spring Garden.
    Includes Bulbs Of 10
    Snowdrop Galanthus
    Nivalis, 10 Aconite
    Eranthis Cilicica, 20
    Anemone Blanda
    ‘blue’, 10 Bluebell
    Hyacinthoides Non-scripta
     and 10 Daffodil
    Narcissus ‘wp
    Milner’.grow In
    Containers Or Plant Under
    Trees, Where These Bulbs
    Flower Early In The Year
    Making Use Of The Light
    Before The Trees Come
    Into Leaf In Spring.each
    Year The Flowers Bulk Up
    In Number To Give A Year
    After Year Strong Display
    Of Early-season Flowers.
    Gorgeous On Those Late
    Winter Fresh, Crisp
    Days. 
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£12.99
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Camassia Leichtlinii Alba - Camassia Bulbs
Camassia Leichtlinii Alba -
Camassia Bulbs
    The Camassia Leichtlinnii
    Alba Bulb Flowers In The
    Late Spring With Spikes
    Of Creamy-white Flowers
    Which Are Not Only
    Long-lasting, But Also
    Extremely Tolerant.as One
    Of The Showiest Of The
    Spring Bulbs, This
    Particular Camassia Bulb
    Is Ideal For Planting In
    Sun Or Light Shade,
    Where There Tall Spires
    Of Starry Flowers Will
    Emerge In Spring And
    Early Summer, Adding
    Height And Colour To The
    Garden.camassias Will
    Tolerate Some Shade And
    The Pale Flowers Look
    Superb Against A Dark
    Background, Lighting Up
    Semi-shaded Areas. Plant
    The Camassia Bulbs To
    Create An Excellent
    Border Or As Part Of A
    Meadow Planting Scheme
    With Other Moisture
    Loving Bulbs Such As
    Fritillaria. camassias
    Are Just As Much At Home
    In Natural Planting
    Schemes And They Thrive
    In Damp Conditions Where
    Many Bulbs Would
    Struggle.camassias
    Originate From Moist
    Coastal And Mountainous
    Regions Of North And
    Western America, Where
    They Grow In Damp Meadows
    And The Bulbs Can
    Naturalise To Form Large
    Clumps.
Availability: In Stock
£6.99
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