Last chance garden offers
One of the iconic cottage garden perennials, this classic flowered poppy with its characteristic black centre is a real low-maintenance, easy plant. Best started from bare roots in autumn and early spring, this mix of shades will include reds, oranges, pinks, and whites. Be bold and plant them randomly, or if you prefer to see what colour they flower, grow them in a pot for the first few months and see what shades you get.
This must-have kitchen garden collection includes: Broad Bean ‘The Sutton’, Brussels Sprout ‘Windsor’ F1, Cabbage ‘Minicole’ F1, Carrot ‘Early Nantes 5’, Cauliflower ‘Clapton’ F1, Celery ‘Loretta’, Kale ‘Starbor’ F1, Leek ‘Musselburgh’, Spinach ‘Emilia’ F1 and Turnip ‘Sweet Marble’ F1.
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This Begonia Apricot Shades Mix is a fabulous choice for filling your spring garden with gorgeous colour. With a rich blend of orange and yellow blooms and a long flowering period, this begonia will do well in full sun as well as in shade. Just pot these plug plants on and grow under cover until frosts are over, then plant out into pots, borders and hanging baskets.
From winter to early spring, the canary-yellow blooms of Acacia dealbata are a spectacular sight. These vibrant-yellow flowers produce a heady mix of sweet and spice scents that will fill your garden. They will also attract early pollinators. Can be grown in a container on a sunny patio or in the ground in a sheltered, sunny spot.
There’s no more exciting winter task for a plant lover with itchy fingers than to start planning ahead for spring. Take a look at Farmer Gracy’s inspirational range of bulbs and plants, and whether you’re adding to existing planting schemes or getting creative with new combinations, you can enjoy a 15% discount on the brand-new summer range.
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