Reply to Jock Sporran: I'm sorry you've had trouble accessing the free perennials offer. I've tested the link and found that it's working fine. Try clicking this link directly:
I've ordered the perennials too. Don't know where I'm going to put them all but I can't resist a bargain! Like Jock above, I first tried the T&M website and couldn't find it, but when I put the whole web address with the code into the browser (as in hte link above), the offer appeared.
Call me a killjoy but isn't it a bit selfish to order things when its apparant from comments on here that people's gardens are already full. These offers are limited, so why can't those people who have a garden full of plants already leave these offers so somebody who is just starting out has more chance of being able to get them. I wonder how many of these free plants end up just being recycled in the green waste because the recipient can't find a place to put them so they are simply left to wilt and die. And think about the carbon output in growing and transporting them only to end up on a compost heap.
I wouldn't worry about that, there are few, if any, gardeners who enjoy throwing plants away just because they have too many. More likely is they pass 'extras' on to family and friends or swap plants.
I've dug up two new flower beds which used to be lawn so that I know I have enough space for new plants, I also do my in-laws garden so any that don't fit in here will be making the trip there.
I'm also thinking of digging up another patch for the 36 lavenders on offer next month.
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@blairs thanks for your help.
I have ordered this offer but am a little confused. I thought foxgloves were biennials not perrenials. Is there such a thing as a perrenial foxglove?
Reply to Jock Sporran: I'm sorry you've had trouble accessing the free perennials offer. I've tested the link and found that it's working fine. Try clicking this link directly:
http://www.thompson-morgan.com/GW616
Did you type the link exactly as given, with no spaces? I hope this link works. Do please let me know if you have any further problems.
Daniel
Editor, gardenersworld.com
I tried the direct link as above, and it worked for me. Plants on their way - woo hoo !
I've ordered the perennials too. Don't know where I'm going to put them all but I can't resist a bargain! Like Jock above, I first tried the T&M website and couldn't find it, but when I put the whole web address with the code into the browser (as in hte link above), the offer appeared.
Me too...no idea where they are going to go but a bargain is a bargain and it had to be bought.
Me three.
I've ordered these too, does anyone know how long delivery is?
Call me a killjoy but isn't it a bit selfish to order things when its apparant from comments on here that people's gardens are already full. These offers are limited, so why can't those people who have a garden full of plants already leave these offers so somebody who is just starting out has more chance of being able to get them. I wonder how many of these free plants end up just being recycled in the green waste because the recipient can't find a place to put them so they are simply left to wilt and die. And think about the carbon output in growing and transporting them only to end up on a compost heap.
I wouldn't worry about that, there are few, if any, gardeners who enjoy throwing plants away just because they have too many. More likely is they pass 'extras' on to family and friends or swap plants.
I've dug up two new flower beds which used to be lawn so that I know I have enough space for new plants, I also do my in-laws garden so any that don't fit in here will be making the trip there.
I'm also thinking of digging up another patch for the 36 lavenders on offer next month.