Spring Bulbs – Dahlia – Garden Wonder was £1.99 now £1.49
Beautifully decorative Dahlia Garden Wonder adds a vivid splash of colour to your garden just as other flowers are fading. Gorgeous scarlet double blooms on strong and sturdy stems that make a spectacular display from mid-summer to mid-autumn and make fabulous cut flowers too.Type: Half Hardy Perennial Flowering period: July onwards Height: 65cm Quantity: 1

Spring Planting – Rhubarb Red Champagne was £1.99 now £1.49
Rhubarb Red Champagne is a hardy perennial that is easy to grow and produces long pale pink stalks with a delicious sweet taste. What could be better than making your own rhubarb pie or jam? Home grown rhubarb always tastes the best! Rhubarb crowns are established plants that are at least one year old and will produce a crop in the harvest season after planting – much earlier than rhubarb plants that are grown from seed. They are best planted in the spring or autumn while the soil is warm and moist. Potted rhubarb plants can be planted out at any time of the year so long as the soil is not frozen waterlogged or suffering from drought. Rhubarb Red Champagne is undemanding but resents disturbance so you will need to choose a permanent spot in the garden where your plants can grow without interruption from year to year. During the first year you will need to resist the temptation to harvest the rhubarb stems so that the plants can become properly established. Stems can be harvested from April to the end of July from the second year onwards when the leaves have fully unfurled and the stems are approximately 30cm long.Quantity: 1 crown

Asparagus Gijnlim – 2 Crowns was £1.99 now £1.49
Highly recommended for its flavour Asparagus Gijnlim produces high yields of medium-thick mid-green tasty spears. Gijnlim performs well on sandy and clay soils but later spear thickness will remain good if you plant in well drained fertile soil. It can yield for 12 years or more and has good resistance to Stemphylium and Puccinia diseases.Harvesting period: May-Jun Quantity: 2

Spring Bulbs – Dahlia – My Love was £1.99 now £1.49
The superb cactus Dahlia My Love produces creamy white petals with a yellow-green centre. Ideal for pots containers or borders these gorgeous flowers flower from mid-summer to mid-autumn and make fabulous cut flowers too.Type: Half Hardy Perennial Flowering period: July onwards Height: 120cm Quantity: 1

Spring Bulbs – Habranthus Robustus – Pink Fairy Lily was £2.49 now £1.86
Habranthus Robustus or Pink Fairy Lily is a vigorous plant with pretty soft pink trumpet to funnel-shaped flowers that is great for naturalising any area in your garden. The flat greenish grey leaves make a lovely background clump for the stalks and the blooms are produced consistently throughout the summer.Type: Perennial Flowering period: Jul-Sep Height: 15cm Quantity: 20

Spring Bulbs – Dahlia – Lolo Love was £2.49 now £1.86
The Dahlia Lolo Love is just as lovely as it sounds. A stunning yellow flower of the peaony variety that has a fine red edge this is a splendid plant that represents everything that we enjoy about the summer months. Bee friendly the Dahlia’s roots can be tracked to South America and this particular genus has clear aesthetic characteristics. A splendid cut flower why not go against the grain and invite nature indoors by placing this stunning flower in your kitchen or conservatory area. Type: Perennial Flowering period: March onwards Height and spread: 50 cm with a 30 cm planting distance Ideal for: Borders cut flowers containers on the patio or balcony Preferred planting position: Sun or semi-shade Preferred soil type: Well-drained Pack of 1

Asparagus Pacific Purple was £2.49 now £1.86
Asparagus Pacific Purple is sweet and tender with the thick purple spears produced in May and early June. This is a high yielding variety that is super sweet when cooked. Asparagus spears are delicious lightly steamed and served with melted butter or alternatively they are suitable for freezing.Asparagus are ideal for growing in a sheltered sunny area of the vegetable garden in well prepared ground to which lots of manure or compost has been added the previous autumn. Keep the area weed free and water plants during dry weather. In autumn cut down the ferny stems once they have turned yellow and before the spears appear in spring make a ridge of soil over each row and apply a dressing of fertiliser.Position: full sun Soil: moderately-fertile well-drained soil Rate of growth: average Hardiness: fully hardy2 Crowns per pack

Asparagus Connovers Colossal was £2.49 now £1.86
Asparagus Connovers Colossal is an old favourite and has been awarded an Award of Garden Merit by the Royal Horticultural Society 2005. This is an excellent variety with bright green spears and deep purple tips and produces an exceptionally high yield. The crowns are best planted between March and May and though a few spears can be cut the following year it is best left for two years so that it can grow into a strong plant. Plant crowns in a trench that is 30cm wide by 20cm deep with a central ridge that is 10cm high. Place the crown on the ridge spreading the roots out evenly and cover with soil. Harvest the spears in mid-spring when they are about 15cm tall and fairly thick.Position: full sun Soil: any moderately fertile soil Rate of growth: average Hardiness: fully hardy3 Crowns per pack