Tulip Red Riding Hood
Busy Lizzie Little Lizzie
Sowing Sow in pots or trays in a good seed compost under glass at 24-25°C. Cover with glass or polythene to maintain humidity. Planting As soon as seedlings emerge, remove the cover. When seedlings are about 4cm (1½”) tall, prick off onto trays 5cm (2”) apart or individually into pots. Grow on and gradually harden off before planting out 30-40cm (12-16”) apart in May. Other Instructions Impatiens require regular watering. Do not overfeed as this causes lush foliage at the expense of flowers.
Sweet Pea Pall Mall
Sankey Long Diverter Kit Black (L) 3m
Fiskars Large Chunky Bypass Pruner
Fiskars Chunky Bypass Pruner Large cuts stems up to 20mm in diameter Softgrip® upper handle for added comfort and less strain Bypass blades ensure a nice clean cut. Non-stick coated upper blade for easier cutting and less friction. Easy open safety locking catch for when in storage. Comes complete with a 10 year guarantee
Cabbage Primo
Sowing Early sowings in trays or modules under glass at 13°C. Later sowings direct into seed bed in shallow drills 1.5cm (¾") deep. Planting Prick off the glasshouse seedlings when 6-8cm (3-4”) tall into trays 5cm (2”) apart. Thin module sowings to single plants. Harden off before planting out in the growing site from early May 30cm (12”) apart. Thin outdoor sowings to 4-6cm (2-3”) apart as soon as possible, planting in the growing site when 15cm (6”) tall spaced at 45cm (15”) apart. Firm in well and keep well watered in drought conditions. Other Instructions Cabbages like good solid ground. Do not plant into freshly dug ground, so dig the plot well in advance. Do not grow on same ground two years running.
4 Arm Adjustable Sprinkler
Marguerites Frutescens Yellow – 18cm Pot
These are great plants for growing in containers and for cut flowers. Marguerites produce masses of fragrant, Chrysanthemum-like flowers from mid spring until autumn that attract many types of butterflies. Pinch the tips regularly until the flower buds appear in late spring to encourage a compact growing habit. Marguerites can be cut back at any time during the growing season to promote new growth and fresh blooms.