Autumn Bulbs – Red Overwintering Onion – Electric – 50 sets was £1.99 now £1.49
This early harvesting Red Overwintering Onion Electric should be planted in Autumn and produces a symmetrical globe shaped bulb. This has excellent colour and flavour making an attractive addition to the early summer salad bowl. Alternatively onion Electric can be used in a wide range of dishes. Approx 50 Onions

Autumn Bulbs – Iris ”Gordon”-15 Bulbs was £2.49 now £1.99
In early Spring Iris Gordon produces gorgeous blue flowers with striking golden yellow and white throats. Ideal for pots or rockeries these are sure to be the envy of your friends and neighbours! Flowering Period: February

Rhubarb Timperley Early 1 Crown was £2.49 now £1.99
Delivered as a crown the upper part of the roots of a perennial Rhubarb Timperley Early is easy to grow while the huge leaves and bright red leaf stalks make this a spectacular addition to the herbaceous border or even large containers on the patio. It is one of the best cultivars for early outdoors cropping with thick tasty stems and good flavour.Planting in Autumn or Spring this Rhubarb likes a rich soil which includes plenty of compost or manure if it is available.When planting plant so that the crown is just level with the surface of the soil. Plant firmly about 90cm apart treading the soil around the roots. Water in freely if the soil is dry and continue to do so until growth starts.It is advisable not to take stems the first growing season to allow the plant to become established. When harvesting twist stems away from the crown as they attain sufficient size but never take too many from one plant as this will weaken it. To maintain a healthy plant cease harvesting at the end of July. 1 Crown.

Garlic Marco Bulbs Pack of 3 was £2.29 now £1.99
These Garlic Marco Bulbs have a distinctively strong flavour and are ideal for storing. A firm favourite over wintering garlic these bulbs prefer a well-drained fertile soil and a position under the sun. Plant in Autumn or Spring at a depth of 3cm and 10cm apart. This garlic is in bulbs so remember to break into cloves before planting. 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 and take pride in feasting on food from your own garden.

Taylors Allium Violet Beauty 7 Bulbs was £2.29 now £1.99
Beautiful starry violet blooms form the stupendous flower heads of Taylors Allium Violet Beauty. The spherical heads off-set sharp vertical leaves or tall poker flowers and also softer flowing grasses. Flowering only once in a season the blooms are followed by skeletal seedheads for a spectacular autumn display. Allium are easy to grow and ideal for grouping in borders and under trees to add strong colour and interest. These ball-shaped flowers also look superb in woodland areas but for a really natural effect then you might consider growing them in drifts in informal areas of grass. Just cast the bulbs across the area and plant them where they land.Type: Hardy BulbFlowering Period: May-JunHeight: 70cmAlliums thrive in light sandy well drained soil in full sun. Avoid planting in cold wet soils as the bulbs are prone to rot in these conditions. Plant allium bulbs at a depth of 10cm and a distance of 10cm apart. A slow release fertiliser can be added to poor soils at the time of planting to improve fertility. When growing alliums plant them where the leaves of other plants will cover the base of their stems. This will hide the old foliage which dies back before flowering begins.Alliums require little maintenance. Leave stems of faded allium flowers intact to enjoy their spectacular seedheads in autumn. Divide overcrowded clumps of alliums after flowering. Quantity: 7 Bulbs

Autumn Bulbs – English Grown Bluebell-7 Bulbs was £2.29 now £1.99
These English Grown Bluebells are perfect for naturalising in borders wild gardens and between shrubs and trees. They like sun or partial shade and a well drained soil with plenty of humes such as leaf mould or compost. These bulbs are hardy and require no special attention. They flower May/June at a height of 30cm. Pack of 7 bulbs.

Autumn Bulbs – Iris Reticulata-20 Bulbs was £2.19 now £1.99
This is a dainty plant with rather variable flowers with a deep purplish-blue colour and a yellow ridge on the fall.Iris like full sun or partial shade and an open soil with plenty of humus and good drainage. They work well in rockeries edges of borders and containers.Flowers in February/ March to a height of 15cm. Pack of 20 bulbs.

Taylors Garlic Early Purple Wight – 1 Bulb was £2.99 now £2.29
As it name suggests Taylors Garlic Early Purple Wight produces one of the earliest garlic harvests of the season. It is a lovely creamy tasting garlic that features purple-streaked bulbs and does not keep as well as some other varieties so is best used fresh for that first taste of summer. It is quick to dry and often consumed green. It can be panted from October until January but we recommend putting it in as early as possible for the best harvest.Type: Hardy BulbHavest Period: May-JunGarlic is planted from bulb segments (cloves) so break up the bulb carefully into individual segments prior to planting. Make sure that the cloves are planted the right way up: the flatter basal plate should be facing downwards. Allow 15cm between individual cloves and 30cm between rows. Plant the cloves so the tips are 2.5cm below soil surface. Choose an open sunny site and well-drained soil. High humidity around the foliage and wet soils make the crop more prone to disease particularly if planted in the autumn. Garlic does not thrive on acid soils. Reduce acidity by applying lime in autumn and winter and improve the soil