highly-nutritioushigh-yieldingdisease-resistant To Eelworman Impressive, enhanced Variety From Older Cara, Picasso Is Ready For Harvesting In Early September
- Thats Up To Three Weeks Earlier Than Cara.expect Regular & Smooth Creamy-fleshed Potatoes With Red Eyes High & Antioxidants To Boost Your Immune System. Freshly Grown In The Soil They Are Well-scented & Full Of Flavour.we Recommend You Choose Picasso For A Heart-warming Mash As They Weather Changes In Autumn. Picasso Is A Great Storing Potato. Place Surpluses In Crates Or Mesh Bags & Leave In A Dry Place For Going Back To In Autumn & Winter.
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glossy, Evergreen Leavesa Flush Of Red Young Leaves In Springflower Heads Full Of Pink Bell Flowershappy In Areas With High Rainfallhappy In Part To Full Shade 9cm Potted Plant, Arriving At Your Doorintroduce Pieris Passion To Give Your Garden Structure, Leaf Coverage & Pretty Flowers All From This One Fantastic Plant. Happy Grown In A Container Or In A Flower Bed This Shrub Gives Your Garden An Injection Of Colour Every Day Of The Year.pieris Passion Is A Well-performing Evergreen Shrub That Reveals Young Evergreen Red Leaves, Turning To A Glossy Deep Green As Time Goes On. Planted In All Sites, Full Sun Or Full Shade, Pieris Passion Shows Off Three Big Colours; The Green Of Glossy Leaves, The Red Of Young Leaves & The Pink Of Pretty Bell Flowers.the Flowers Come Out Every Spring So Pieris Passion Partners Well With Spring-flowering Bulbs Particularly Snowdrops, Crocuses & White Daffodils.useful Tip:pieris Passion Grows Particularly Well In Acidic (ericaceous) Compost & In Gardens That Receive Lots Of Rain- So Very Happy In The West Of The Uk. Though Happy In Sun Or Shade The Soil Should Be Rich & Moist. Be Sure To Keep The Soil Moist At All Times & Incorporate Ericaceous Compost Into Beds If Not Growing In Containers. ...

make Sure Crop-growing Remains A Pleasure By Keeping Away Those Garden Pests Intent To Ruin Your Produce & Hard Work In The Garden. This Repellent Ribbon Is Easy-to-use, Non-poisonous & Effectiveiridescent Ribbon Flashes & Reflects Light To Repel Pesky Birds Like Pigeons, & Nuisance Animals Like Deerprotects Your Well-deserved Fruit & Vegetable Gardens, Seedlings & Newly Seeded Lawns So Gardening Remains A Joy & Your Hard Work Pays Off 30-metre value Pack Gives You Years Of Protectionwelfare-friendly Non-poisonous Deterrent Safe For Wildlife & Petstough, Weatherproof & Long Lasting 100 Micron Tape- Looks Great Shimmering In The Sunmaintenance-free It’s Easy To Apply & A Great Way To Keep Birds Like Pigeons & Crows Away From Your Well-earned Fruit & Vegetables. ...

This Pine Cones & Berries Wreath Will Look The Part Outside Your Door Over The Christmas Period. This Particular Wreath



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Decorative & Useful.christmas Lunch For The Birds Is Guaranteed When You Hang Up This Cute Pinecone Feeder.sturdily Made With A Metal Hanging Chain; This weatherproof Cone Is Ready To Be Filled With Seeds & Grain To Keep Your Garden Birds Happy Over Winter. ...

The Perfect Combination Of Tall & Elegant Pretty-in-pink & violet Flowers. Classy Varieties Perfect For Putting In Vases For Your Home.12 Bulbs Each Of;tulip Barcelona (single-late) Hp, Pots, Cut Flowers, Full Sun, Agmadd Barcelona To Your Planting Scheme For Punchy Pink Highlights Around Your Gardentulip Victoria’s Secret (parrot) Hp, Pots, Cut Flowers, Full Sun, Part Shadeenjoy This Bold Variety In Containers, Your Flower Bed Or Cut For A Beautiful Bouquettulip Pink Diamond (single-late) Hp, Pots, Cut Flowers, Full Sunreminiscent Of Phloxes This Soft-pink Variety Works Particularly Well In A Cottage Gardenperfect For Containers For Sumptuous Displays Of Tall Tulips; 36 Bulbs Will Fit 3 Pots Or An Area Of 1m By 30cm. Grow These Beautiful Tulip Varieties Together In Containers Or Towards The Back Of Your Flower Bed; They Complement One Another Perfectly.how 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. ...

versatile In The Kitchenhardy Up & Down The Countryskin Rich In Antioxidantslong & Knobbly Potatoes With Pink Skins and waxy Yellow centres and With A Rich Flavour To Savour.choose Potato Pink Fir Apple For A Reliable Maincrop Salad Potato Thats Hardy In The Uk So The First Choice For Home Growers With Vegetable Plots In Sheltered Or Exposed Areas.first Introduced In 1850 Potato Pink Fir Apple Is Traditional Favourite Which Has Withstood The Tests Of Time & Is Still A Much-loved Favourite.we Suggest This Is The Variety for Steaming Or Boiling Salads, Roasting & For Making Gourmet-pub Chips. So Versatile! ...

a Rare Variety Giving Intense Pink Berriesmore & More Fruit Each Yeardelivered To You As Garden-ready Bare-root Specimenenjoy The Numerous Pinkcurrants That Appear In Clusters On Well-furnished Bushes From June. Enough Sun-ripe Berries Every Year To Pluck Straight From The Bush & Pop Into Your Mouth As Well As To Collect For Indoors Where They Make Great Dessert Garnishes & Cocktail Decorations.rossalin Is A Great Variety For Growing In Wet Conditions & Thrives Even In Hilly Areas, Through It Grows Equally Well In Low Counties Such As Those In East Anglia.growing Suggestionswe Recommend That You Plant Multiple Pinkcurrant Bushes Together. Space Bare-root Plants 2m (6 ½ Ft) Apart In A Row If Growing As A Hedge Or One Plant For A 46cm Container Filled With Rich Compost Like John Innes No 3.how Your Plants Arrive:your Pinkcurrant Plant Is Sent To You As A Bare-root Specimen With A Set Of Dormant Stems But More Importantly A Healthy Set Of Roots Which Are Keen To Get Into The Ground & Develop Over The Cold Months To Support Strong Stems From The Following Spring. We Recommend That You Position Your Plant In A Cool, & Light Position (but Away From Direct Sun) & Keep The Soil Well-watered But Not Waterlogged. Aim To Plant Within 10 Days From Delivery. ...

a Trio Of Rare Pinkcurrant Plantsmore & More Fruit Every Yeardelivered To You As Three Garden-ready Bare-root Specimenenjoy The Numerous Pinkcurrants That Appear In Clusters On Well-furnished Bushes From June. Enough Sun-ripe Berries Every Year To Pluck Straight From The Bush & Pop Into Your Mouth As Well As To Collect For Indoors Where They Make Great Dessert Garnishes & Cocktail Decorations.rossalin Is A Great Variety For Growing In Wet Conditions & Thrives Even In Hilly Areas, Through It Grows Equally Well In Low Counties Such As Those In East Anglia.growing Suggestions:we Recommend That You Plant Your Trio Of Pinkcurrant Bushes Together So The Flowers Attract More Pollinating Insects For More Flower To Fruit Fertilisation. Space Bare-root Plants 2m (6 ½ Ft) Apart In A Row If Growing As A Hedge Or One Plant For A 46cm Container Filled With Rich Compost Like John Innes No 3.how Your Plants Arrive:your Pinkcurrant Plants Are Sent To You As A Bare-root Specimen With A Set Of Dormant Stems But More Importantly A Healthy Set Of Roots Which Are Keen To Get Into The Ground & Develop Over The Cold Months To Support Strong Stems From The Following Spring. We Recommend That You Position Your Plant In A Cool, & Light Position (but Away From Direct Sun) & Keep The Soil Well-watered But Not Waterlogged. Aim To Plant Within 10 Days From Delivery. ...

These Old Fashioned Pinks, With Their Heavy Perfume, Will Delight You In Early Summer For Many Years. The Double & Semi Double Blooms Are Long Lasting Cut Flowers.sowing Indoors: Almost Fill A Seed Tray With Moist Seed Compost. Sow Seeds Thinly Over The Surface, Do Not Cover. Place In Warmth 18-22 Deg- C 64- 72 Deg –fgrowing On: Keep Seedlings In A Light Position, But Shade From Bright Sunlight. When Large Enough To Handle, Transplant 5cm (2in) Apart Into Trays Of Potting Compost.hardening Off/ Planting Out Gradually Accustom Plants To Outside Conditions For 2-3 Weeks Before Planting Out When Danger Of Frost Has Passed. Allow 20-30cm (8-12in) Between Plants.special Note: Sowings Mad Aug- Oct Should Be Kept In A Frost- Free Place During Winter, Before Planting Out The Following Spring.flowering Time: May- July ...