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Garden Ready Perennial Bundle

Original price was: £44.97.Current price is: £31.48.

SKU: EW91Z 410173 Category: Bedding Plants

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A delightful bundle of garden ready perennial plants for you to get your hands dirty straight away and see instant impact in your garden.

Ideal for adding a fresh take on traditional bedding plant displays, this mix provides height, structure, and elegance.

The Foxglove Dalmatian mix boasts tall spire stems and beautiful bell-shaped petals in a range of rose, deep purple and cream tones. Blooming from May to July, this mix is very attractive to wildlife and will boost the number of bees and butterflies visiting your garden.

Lobelia ?Queen Victoria? is an outstanding perennial that produces bright scarlet red, two lipped flowers from late summer through to autumn.

Finally, Rudbeckia ?Goldstrum? is a neat daisy that erupts with colour from July to October. Commonly known as Black-Eyed Susan, this produces masses of uniform, golden-yellow flowers, each with a rich brown centre.

Fully deserving the coveted RHS Award of Garden Merit, you can be sure that these are proven garden performers, guaranteed to be suitable for UK gardeners at every level of experience. You can plant these flowers with confidence for stunning displays for many years to come.

Supplied as 30 Garden Ready plants, including 10 each of Rudbeckia ?Goldstrum?, Lobelia ?Queen Victoria? and Foxglove Dalmatian mix.

Care Information

If planting out, prepare the soil in advance by digging over and removing any weeds.
Incorporate some well-rotted manure to enrich the soil if necessary.
Knock the plant from its container and look at the roots ? if they are circling around the compost, it is best to tease them out. To do this, push your fingers into the root ball along the bottom edge and pull. Do this in a couple of places. This should encourage the roots to spread into the surrounding soil.
Next use a trowel or spade to create a hole just deep and wide enough to set in the root ball – the aim is to bury just the roots, leaving the bases of the stems (when in growth in summer) or the shoots (in spring) above ground.
Firm back around the soil, using your hand for small clumps and your heel on larger areas.
Water in well to settle the soil and prevent it drying out.

Aftercare Advice