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 | Aster Duchess Mixed Colours Seeds Average Seeds 230 A late season show of chrysanthemum-like blooms in shades of crimson, blue, rose, pink, yellow and white. HA/HHA - Hardy annual/Half-hardy annual. Border and cut flower type. Height 60cm (2'). Sow March-May under glass, flowers July-October; or sow April-May outdoors to flower August-October. Suggested planting distance 30-38cm (12-15"). July-October or August-October For healthy plants, don't grow in the same spot year after year....more
Price: £1.65 Source: Dobies
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 | Marigold - French Queen Sophia Seeds Red flowers becoming bronze with maturity, each petal edged gold. Free flowering. RHS Award of Garden Merit winner. All American Bronze medal winner. HHA - Half hardy annual. Height 25cm (10").Click here to see more growing information on Marigold - French Queen Sophia Seeds.. Average Packet Content 90 seeds. Sow February-March under glass in gentle heat. Can be sown direct outdoors in April-May for flowers June-September.. June-September. 21-30CM. . Ideal for beds, borders and patio containers. Drought resistant. Prefers full sun....more
Price: £2.65 Source: Suttons Seeds
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 | Pyrethrum Golden Ball Seeds (Foliage) Average Seeds 1500 Known also as Golden Moss, forming a neat ball of yellow foliage. May produce some yellow flowers which can be removed. Ideal for carpet bedding. Height 10cm (4"). HHA - Half-hardy annual. Sow January-March under glass....more
Price: £1.25 Source: Dobies
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 | Carrot F1 Rainbow Seeds An unusual and fascinating carrot mixture, producing delicious roots in an array of shades - even the fussiest of kids may be tempted by the look of it!Click here to see more growing information on Carrot F1 Rainbow Seeds.. Average Packet Content 190 seeds. Sow thinly from mid March until the end of May direct into well prepared, warm, weed free soil at a depth of 13mm (½") (Germination 14-21 days). Thin by degrees to a final spacing of 7.5cm (3") between plants and 30-45cm (12-18") between rows. Use the thinnings for salad carrots. Carrots grow best in a sunny position in well cultivated soil which has not recently been manured. Sowing - cropping: 17-20 weeks.. . . . HEALTH BENEFITS: Very high in vitamin A. A good choice to get kids eating veg.CULINARY TIPS: Nutrients actually increase with cooking - as long as not over-cooked....more
Price: £1.49 Source: Suttons Seeds
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 | Plant Labels: 15Cm 6 Inch by Homespares this part replaces part number gs106 and gs106l pack of 500 15cm plant labels. â€⢠durable white plastic labels ã¢â‚¬â¢ suitable for use as tie-ons on pot-plants, seed trays, etc ã¢â‚¬â¢ features holes for attaching to plants using twines ã¢â‚¬â¢ ideal for use when planting seeds and seedlings ã¢â‚¬â¢ height measures approximately 1size: pk kg....more
Price: £13.09 Source: DIY Tools
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 | Sweet Pea Madame Butterfly Seeds Some unique flower colours!...more
Price: £2.25 Source: Garden Bargains
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 | Pansy Universal Mixed F1 Seeds Wonderful for summer bedding or, if sown in summer, will flower through the winter in mild spells. Compact and in a very wide range of blotched and clear colours and good flower size. Flowers winter or summer, height 6-9in....more
Price: £3.29 Source: GardenCentre.co.uk
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 | Natural Cat Repellent Plant Seeds Our Cat Clear 'Grow Your Own Cat Repellent' is a pack of two different seed types that, once grown and established, provide a sustainable and long lasting deterrent for all felines. The plants work in physical ways to deter cats though odor and texture. Seeds: Helichrysum Italicum Lemon Balm Helichrysum Italicum is disliked by cats due to the smell of the plant (only cats dislike the smell as they have very sensitive noses) and also the coarse texture of the plant irritates cats when brushed against. Lemon Balm is dislike by cats due to the citrus smell of the plant plus when grown into tight bushes, cats find these plants very irritating to walk through or past. How do they work? If grown correctly, these plants can offer full garden protection or just area protection if desired. Planting the cat repellent seeds around the edge of a garden will repel cats from entering over fences and walls. Planting in borders will prevent cats from messing in that border. Planting in pots placed in front of the house will repel cats from walking into the garden front the front of the house. Both plants are easy to grow and can start to be used as a cat repellent once they are planted out. It is recommended that you keep the plants growing in a tight bushy ball to work most effectively....more
Price: £4.00 Source: EcoCharlie
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 | Broccoli (Sprouting) Rudolph Seeds Average Seeds 380 Harvest September-December from early sowings, but as late as January-February from later sowings in favourable areas. The spears are reliably large, flavoursome, and very good quality. Recommended for deep freezing. Maturing 40 weeks from sowing. Sow 1.8cm (¾") deep on a prepared seed bed April-May. Plant out in final positions, 60cm (2') apart June-July. Can use the seed as 'sprouting seed' - indications that antioxidants are at their highest in sprouts. HEALTH BENEFITS - Antioxidant. High in vitamins A (For growth, healthy hair, skin, bones, teeth and eyes as well as resistance to respiratory infections), and C (Anti-ageing, wound healing, decreasing blood cholesterol and prevention of infections. Assists the body in absorbing iron), and a good source of iron. ANTIOXIDANTS: Term used to describe a number of organic substances such as vitamins A, C & E, the mineral Selenium and 'Carotenoids' - the pigments which colour many fruits and vegetables. Antioxidants are thought to help prevent cancers, heart and stroke problems by assisting in the 'mopping up' and expulsion from the body of substances known as 'free radicals' which can be created by exposure to various environmental pollutants. COOKING HINTS: Best flavour within hours of harvest and steamed not boiled....more
Price: £1.20 Source: Dobies
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 | Herb Coriander Plants A feathery annual, with clusters of spicy seeds that can be used in curries and casseroles, or ground over lamb or pork.You don't have to have a large vegetable garden to grow your own. Even the smallest patio or balcony can accommodate a few containers that will give you a bumper crop of delicious fresh produce!. Pack of 6 Pot Ready Plants. Full growing instructions included.. . . ....more
Price: £5.99 Source: Suttons Seeds
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