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Rachel1

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I am selling a variety of my home grown garden plants at very reasonable prices from

?2 - ?5, including

Phlomis (Turkish Sage) - A lovely architectural plant with yellow flowers

Alchemilla Mollis (Lady's Mantle) - Great shade loving plant with lovely leaves

Macleaya Cordata (Plume Poppy)- Architectural and tall

Stachys (Rabbit's ears plants)

Hemerocalis (Day Lilly), large pot

Larch tree in a pot

Fox Gloves that will flower next year

Euphorbia Millifera (Honey Spurge shrub)

Sempervivums/House Leeks - Lots of varieties

And more...


Please text me on 07983534869

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