Path Weedkiller – Ready to Use 3 litre Gun £16.95
Fast acting and long lasting, Bayer Garden’s Path Weedkiller Ready to Use comes in this handy bottle with spray gun making it easy to keep your paths, drives and patios weed free! Prevents new weeds for up to 6 months. Kills even difficult weeds including horsetail. Stops new weeds germinating all season ong. Fast acting – results seen within 3 days. Advanced formula systemic and residual weedkiller. Also kills moss. Rainfast after one hour. Contains glyphosate, flufenacet and metosulam. Always read the label, use safely.

Nerine Bowdenii (3 bulbs) £2.95
Nerine Bowdenii more commonly known as the Guernsey lily produces beautiful pink flowers around 50cm tall in September – October. Especially attractive when planted in borders and flower beds. Nerines like full sun and a well-drained soil containing plenty of organic material. Best when planted in borders and outdoor containers. Also, a long lasting cut flower. Plant into their final position as Nerines do not appreciate being moved but should they become overcrowded, lift, divide and replant after flowering. When container grown, re-pot every 4 – 5 years. Patience maybe required when growing Nerines as they do not always flower in the first year after planting.

Dahlia Pooh (1 tuber) £2.45
A distinctive vibrant orange dahlia with honey yellow centres, Pooh dahlias grow to around 90cm in height and flower all summer long. Ideal for planting in beds and borders. Dahlias like any well cultivated, garden soil with a good supply of organic material. Sunny sites away from strong winds. Use as a border or bedding plant dahlias make good cut flowers. Short varieties can also be grown in containers on the patio or balcony. Dahlias vary in height, so plant at the front or back of borders or in pots, according to height. Keep the plants well watered during growth. Either lift tubers after flowering and store frost free in dry compost or particularly in warmer areas, cover with a mulch over winter. For early flowering, tubers may be started off in boxes in April; use a light soil mixed with compost. Keep slightly moist, cool and free from frost. When he danger of frosts has passed, plant out the sprouted tubers. If used as a cut flower, cut the stems on when the flower has fully developed.

Dahlia Tahiti Sunrise (1 tuber) £2.45
A real exotic looking dahlia with yellow flowers that have fuschia pink tips. Dahlia Tahiti Sunrise flowers all summer long – this dwarf variety grow to around 60cm in height. Ideal in borders and flowerbeds. Dahlias like any well cultivated, garden soil with a good supply of organic material. Sunny sites away from strong winds. Use as a border or bedding plant dahlias make good cut flowers. Short varieties can also be grown in containers on the patio or balcony. Dahlias vary in height, so plant at the front or back of borders or in pots, according to height. Keep the plants well watered during growth. Either lift tubers after flowering and store frost free in dry compost or particularly in warmer areas, cover with a mulch over winter. For early flowering, tubers may be started off in boxes in April; use a light soil mixed with compost. Keep slightly moist, cool and free from frost. When he danger of frosts has passed, plant out the sprouted tubers. If used as a cut flower, cut the stems on when the flower has fully developed.

Dahlia Blue Bell (1 tuber) £2.45
Dahlia Blue Bell produces beautiful, round, lilac dahlias growing to around 80cm in height. Blue Bell flowers throughout the summer and is great when planted in flower beds and borders. Dahlias like any well cultivated, garden soil with a good supply of organic material. Sunny sites away from strong winds. Use as a border or bedding plant dahlias make good cut flowers. Short varieties can also be grown in containers on the patio or balcony. Dahlias vary in height, so plant at the front or back of borders or in pots, according to height. Keep the plants well watered during growth. Either lift tubers after flowering and store frost free in dry compost or particularly in warmer areas, cover with a mulch over winter. For early flowering, tubers may be started off in boxes in April; use a light soil mixed with compost. Keep slightly moist, cool and free from frost. When he danger of frosts has passed, plant out the sprouted tubers. If used as a cut flower, cut the stems on when the flower has fully developed.

Dahlia Peach Brandy (1 tuber) £2.45
Peach brandy is a fabulous peach and soft yellow dahlia which flowers throughout the summer. Growing to a height of approximately 90cm, this decorative dahlia looks great in flower beds and garden borders. Dahlias like any well cultivated, garden soil with a good supply of organic material. Sunny sites away from strong winds. Use as a border or bedding plant dahlias make good cut flowers. Short varieties can also be grown in containers on the patio or balcony. Dahlias vary in height, so plant at the front or back of borders or in pots, according to height. Keep the plants well watered during growth. Either lift tubers after flowering and store frost free in dry compost or particularly in warmer areas, cover with a mulch over winter. For early flowering, tubers may be started off in boxes in April; use a light soil mixed with compost. Keep slightly moist, cool and free from frost. When he danger of frosts has passed, plant out the sprouted tubers. If used as a cut flower, cut the stems only when the flower has fully developed.

Dahlia Twyning’s After Eight (1 tuber) £1.95
These delicate daisy like dahlia bulbs make an attractive summer flower. After Eight dahlias grow to around 1 metre in height flowering all summer long. Dahlias like any well cultivated, garden soil with a good supply of organic material. Sunny sites away from strong winds. Use as a border or bedding plant dahlias make good cut flowers. Short varieties can also be grown in containers on the patio or balcony. Dahlias vary in height, so plant at the front or back of borders or in pots, according to height. Keep the plants well watered during growth. Either lift tubers after flowering and store frost free in dry compost or particularly in warmer areas, cover with a mulch over winter. For early flowering, tubers may be started off in boxes in April; use a light soil mixed with compost. Keep slightly moist, cool and free from frost. When he danger of frosts has passed, plant out the sprouted tubers. If used as a cut flower, cut the stems only when the flower has fully developed.