Been looking for some low maintenance shrubs for the garden and these are a steal. Not huge plants but ready to be planted. Postage work out cheap when you buy a few... prices for these plants seem really high elsewhere! Once added to basket you get a choice of free gift...bulbs and plants...
A compact dwarf evergreen shrub, producing an abundance of vibrant red buds in winter and white flowers in spring (April/May). The compact habit makes this a low maintenance variety and perfect for growing in borders or containers on a patio. Height 80cm. 9cm pot grown plants supplied.
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maxiils
29 Jan 16#7
I used to be pulled in with these offers but to be honest it's hit and miss. I got some lovely large plants the first time but very small specimens after. I find it best to keep my money and regularly visit homebase - they always have orange sticker (usually when the plant has just finished flowering for that season - plants still very much alive) bargains and you get a lot more plant for your money!
Also I have noticed that homebase have started stocking a number of special species items - not just the 'basic/entry level' common species found in most hardware garden centres.
otterboxer
29 Jan 16#6
Ericaceous conditions don't forget and rubella doesn't stay that small I'm the grand scheme of things. For the Echinacea plugs that's a little pricey.
Heat OP -thanks for posting. Gonna check this out.
siliconbits
29 Jan 16#3
Payment is timing out for me. Anyone else getting that?
mamakin
29 Jan 16#2
Thanks op
Dj CUE
28 Jan 162#1
Very good company, have some apple trees from them. They produced a couple of fruit in the first year. The raspberry plants are cheaper than the Aldi ones, if you are placing an order any way.
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Opening post
Link to free gift which should automatically add to the order when you buy something.... http://www.jparkers.co.uk/6-free-echinacea-purpurea-collection-1013578c
A compact dwarf evergreen shrub, producing an abundance of vibrant red buds in winter and white flowers in spring (April/May). The compact habit makes this a low maintenance variety and perfect for growing in borders or containers on a patio. Height 80cm. 9cm pot grown plants supplied.
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Also I have noticed that homebase have started stocking a number of special species items - not just the 'basic/entry level' common species found in most hardware garden centres.
http://www.reviewcentre.com/Garden-Centres/J-Parkers-www-jparkers-co-uk-reviews_1553974
Thanks for posting op regardless