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Item Number: 56501
Siberian Wallflower. Bright orange flowers of a similar habit to Wallflower which is a member of the same family. Flowers April to June. Height 30cm.
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Item Number: 56609
Single flowers with delightful circles of contrasting colour on each bloom. Wide mixture of colours and shades. Flowers from June to September Height...
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Item Number: 56605
Parthenium type with unusual ball shaped white flowers surrounded by a fringe of ligulate white petals, looks like a cog wheel. Flowers June to Augus...
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Item Number: 56606
Mini-Marguerite with much improved uniformity. Early into bloom, with large flowers of white with yellow centre. Height 15cm.
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Item Number: 56703
Perfect silvery foliage makes it ideal for containers, it is compact and bushy with oval, non-serrated leaves that combine well with its dark flowers...
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Item Number: 56702
Large leaved and large flowered variety in a pleasant colour range. Makes an excellent large pot plant. Height 30-45cm.
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Item Number: 56801
Dwarf strain of this popular edging and contrast plant. Lacy finely cut silver foliage. Height 15cm.
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Item Number: 56825
Delightful pastel pink flowers on strong, virtually thornless stems make a lovely cut flower as well as a very decorative border plant. Sow under gla...
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Item Number: 56901
One of the easiest of summer flowers to grow. Lovely bright colour range with double flowers which look best in bold clumps. Flowers July to Septembe...
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Item Number: 57001
Very decorative mixture of pink, blue and white flowers from June to September. Makes a good dried flower subject. Height 45 cm.
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Item Number: 57126
Spirally scented sprays in deep pink requires fluctuating temperatures to germinate well. A bushy plant prefering a rich, light, well-drained soil.
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Item Number: 57125
Light pink to white flowers on thornless stems on very quick growing plants that bloom in less than 10 weeks from sowing. Easy to grow by sowing dire...
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