Spring Bulbs – Onion Red Baron was £1.99 now £1.69
The Red Baron onion won The Royal Horticultural Society Award of Garden Merit 2005. They are a mid-late maturing variety with flattish-round bulbs which are a beautiful dark red colour. They are an excellent cropper and produce attractive firm well-flavoured bulbs which keep well. These make an attractive addition in the salad bowl. Plant onion from mid-February to March 15cm apart in rows 30cm apart. Lift the onions when they are mature and allow them to dry before using. Position: full sun Soil: any soil Harvest: AugustRate of growth: average Hardiness: fully hardyQuantity: 50 onionsSize: 14-21

Spring Bulbs – Canna Black Knight 1 Bulb was £1.99 now £1.69
Superbly vibrant with a subtle air of mystery this Canna Black Knight produces masses of vivid scarlet red flowers some with darker edges amongst beautiful dark almost black foliage. Growing tall and wide it is a spectacular flower to showcase in your garden. It also looks equally stupendous planted in a container.Type: Perennial Flowering period: All summer longHeight: 120cm Canna likes a moist humus rich well drained soil. Dig-over the ground and add well-rotted manure if possible. Plant out in full sun 30cm apart when all risk of frost has passed. It is not frost hardy so lift the roots in the autumn and store in a cool dry frost-free place through the winter. Quantity: 1 Bulb

Asparagus Connovers Colossal was £2.49 now £1.99
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

French Garlic Cristo – Pack of 3 was £2.99 now £2.29
Take pleasure in flavouring or adding this garlic to your food knowing it comes straight from your own garden!Plant in Autumn or Spring at a depth of 3cm and 10cm apart.Garlic prefers well-drained fertile soil in a sunny position. If the garlic is in bulbs break into cloves and plant individually.When the leaves start to die down lift the bulbs and leave them on the surface of the soil to ripen.Store in a light airy position that is dry and free from frost. 3 Pack

Rhubarb Champagne was £2.99 now £2.49
Rhubarb Champagne is an early variety that is ideal for producing long deep red-coloured stems. It is a wonderful sweet and delicious variety that is very reliable and easy to grow. 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 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

Spring Bulbs – Hedychium Gardnerianum – The Fragrant Ginger Lily was £2.99 now £2.49
Hedychium Gardnerianum also known as the Fragrant Ginger Lily produces very fragrant lemon yellow flowers with red protruding stamens that are held in dense spikes above the foliage. They appear towards the end of summer and are fabulous showy fragrant flowers that add a vibrant summer splash of colour to your garden. Gorgeous tall flowers that are perfect for highlighting areas near to walls or fences. Type: Perennial Flowering period: Jul-Aug Height: 90-120cm Quantity: 20

Spring Bulbs – Agapanthus Blue – Pack of 3 Bulbs was £5.99 now £4.99
Agapanthus Blue have beautiful sky blue buds perched on firmly upright stems. They will look fabulous in borders window boxes planters and patio containers. Developing freely from their second year they grow into dense established clumps of strap-like dark green foliage. Agapanthus are easy to propagate by division. Divide between spring and early summer or in early autumn after plants have finished flowering. Avoid splitting plants too often as this will reduce flowering. Large clumps should only be split every four to six years.Type: Hardy Perennial Flowering period: July- August Height and spread: 90 x 45 cm Preferred planting position: Full sunPreferred soil type: Fertile moist well-drained soilPack of 3

Smart Garden Pergola Garden Mirror – 75cm was £24.99 now £22.99
The Smart Garden Pergola Garden Mirror will complement outdoor walls fences or conservatories.This attractive mirror is made of shatterproof acrylic material with an antique rust effect metal frame. The reflection in the mirror is slightly distorted to prevent birds from flying into it.Safe and strong shatterproof acrylic. UV and weather resistant for outdoor use. Supplied complete with wall fixings. The mirror and frame are both weather resistant and have UV protection so they won