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Bargains at T&M

KiliKili Posts: 1,104
edited March 2018 in Plants
Hi guy, just a heads up if anyone's interested. I received an email from Thompson and Morgan with a great deal .They wont post to my location but if your in/on the UK mainland this might be a good buy for you. See image below. I've embedded the link in the image so it should take you to the right page.

Regards
Kili


FOR 48 HOURS ONLY, order our mix of stunning petunias and enjoy superb garden performance this summer at our special offer prices from just 4p a plant!

 

Our best-selling Petunia 'Frenzy Mixed' contains a fantastic blend of over 20 different types of petunia flowers. The weather resistant blooms of Petunia 'Frenzy Mixed' are always dazzling come rain or shine. Perfect for filling beds, containers, baskets and window boxes with a sensational, long lasting display.

 

36 plug plants £8.99 NOW ONLY £1.99 - SAVE £7

72 plug plants £17.98 NOW ONLY £2.99 - Just 4p a plant!

 

To receive your offer, simply add your chosen pack size to your order and your discount will be applied in your shopping basket. Limited to one pack per order at this special price.

Hurry, offer ends midnight tomorrow, 14th March or while stocks last.

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George Bernard Shaw'

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  • fidgetbonesfidgetbones Posts: 17,618
    I suspect these plugs are the size of a little finger nail. also called postiplugs. They may be OK if you have a greenhouse to grow them on.
  • DimWitDimWit Posts: 553
    I was going to buy pelargonium seeds from T & M which were reasonably good-priced. When I got the invoice I found out the seeds were two years old, which is a bit aged for geranium. I think there should be a rule stating how old seeds are before we buy them (well, I gave up anyway...).
  • KiliKili Posts: 1,104
    edited March 2018
    Hi Fidgetbones. I have no idea but, as I run past a local nursery where I live on my weekly runs I see  busy Lizzie plug plants which as you say are very small. A greenhouse might not be warm enough for storing them if not heated at the moment. After propagating in my garage under grow lights  I have all my petunia,lobelia, cosmos, zinnia, Salvia in the house in my utility room in front of a large window which is always about 18 degrees. To soon to stick em in the greenhouse yet.

    Obviously if your buying in plants now a warm place to keep them until the weather warms up a bit will be necessary.

    'The power of accurate observation .... is commonly called cynicism by those that have not got it.

    George Bernard Shaw'

  • Jason millyJason milly Posts: 546
    The offer is good but when you add postage it's not so good. 
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