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Tagetes French Vanilla F1 20 plugs + 5 FREE
£10.99 Tagetes French Vanilla F1 30 plug plants + 12 FREE
£12.99
A triumph in plant breeding! A real creamy white flowered Marigold and at last something different in the colour spectrum from oranges and lemons. Flowers are pure in colour, 7.5cm (3 inches) across and prolific too. There is also a master stroke - French Vanilla has less of the pungent Marigold smell. A definite improvement! Use Marigold French Vanilla in formal or informal bedding, where they will contrast superbly with other bright or pastel flowers. A refreshing plant for the patio container too. Height 12-18 inches.
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Tayberry : Buckingham 1 plant in 9cm pot
£12.99
An easy to harvest spineless form of Tayberry discovered by an amateur gardener in Buckingham. Produces delicious 5cm (2 inch) long berries, ideal eaten as a dessert with a touch of cream. For the best flavour pick the fruits when they have changed from red to deep purple. Our 1 year old plants are container grown rather than field grown to provide you with stronger, superior quality plants. These berries are easy to grow and will quickly establish and reward you with some flavoursome fruits to add to desserts or make your own jams. Bred in Great Britain.
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Tigridia Mexican Shell Flowers 50 bulbs
£9.99
Triangular shape and vivid colours of scarlet, yellow, pink, orange, red and white, throats spotted with red, purple or mahogany. Bulb size: 9+cm in circumference.
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Tricyrtis Mixed 3 bareroot plants - 1 of each colour
£9.99 Tricyrtis Mixed 6 bareroot plants + 3 FREE - 3 of each colour
£17.99
Just imagine a floral firework display in your borders or on the patio. When the garden's in dire need of cheering up at the end of the summer, hardy orchid lilies (tricyrtis) explode with shimmering colour for a late season spectacular. Their arching stems are laden with exotic, star-shaped flowers - as many as 100 per plant - and each one is a unique work of art worthy of close inspection. As beautiful as orchids but far easier to grow. Great flowers are difficult to grow in deep shade, but not so with tricyrtis. These hardy perennials naturally inhabit the dense forests of the Far East and are invaluable for adding sparkle to those dull corners of your garden. Plant against a backdrop of foliage such as hostas or ferns, and they'll gleam like jewels. Although they love shade they'll grow quite happily in a sunny border or even in a pot on the patio where you can admire them up close. If you can bring yourself to cut them, they'll look great in a vase! Flower size 1-1½ inches.
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Tropaeolum tricolorum 2 tubers
£9.99 Tropaeolum tricolorum 4 tubers
£14.99
Liven up your hedges with this rare climber that has the most unusual three coloured flowers. Lying dormant in summer, Tropaeolum tricolorum comes to life in the winter, with flowers from late winter to early summer! Plants will tolerate down to 0C; however you can easily grow the plant outdoors through hedges, hence giving the base of the plant the added protection it needs. Itcan also, of course, be grown in a cool greenhouse or conservatory all year round. The life-cycle of your Tropaeolum tricolorum plants: Plants are dormant from July through until about October, they will then start to grow from October. You should water your plants only sparingly over the winter months as they begin to grow, through from September to February. Your plants will then flower from February to May (winter to early summer), then go back into its dormancy state from around July time.
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