Bargain to be had - T&M

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  1. Fat Controller

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    Thought some of you might appreciate a heads up - Thompson & Morgan are doing a deal where you can get 36 perennial plants free, only having to pay £4.90 P&P - keep a close eye on your emails if you are on their mailing list, as I think its a click-through job only.

    EDIT - try this link - you might need to put the order code of GPWSE78 in at the checkout if it doesn't automatically apply the discount.
     
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      That's good, i've just managed to order 36 Lavenders for £4.90 postage from T&M also. Lots of offers going round.:)
       
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      Brilliant heads up. Thank you very much :goodpost:

      Managed to get these

      Collection includes 6 plants each of;
      Geum 'Mrs Bradshaw'
      Delphinium 'Pacific Giants'
      Digitalis 'Excelsior'
      Lavender 'Hidcote'
      Penstemon 'Tubular Bells'
      Echinacea 'Primadonna'
       
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      You're welcome :) - I was chuffed to get the same mix for less than a fiver - - - all the better that they will come up year after year :)
       
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      My confirmation email said "delivery before the end of August" Yikes!!!:SUNsmile:

      Now if my Postie decides he won`t deliver in the rain, it might be next July before I get them :lunapic 130165696578242 5:
       
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      That's odd, mine said by end of July? Maybe they are just covering themselves given what a slow year its been?
       
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      I reckon you`re right.

      I`d expect them to be delivered within a fortnight to be honest.

      Or am I being a tad ambitious? I wouldn`t want to plant plugs into September.
       
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      I'll try and remember to post back as soon as mine arrive.
       
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      Any delivery yet?

      I must admit, I genuinely thought they`d be sent out by now.
       
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      No, nothing - bit disappointed, as I could do with them to fill spaces where the dog has wrecked my annuals.
       
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      Any update on this FC?

      I think yours were due by the end of this month iirc? Mines were end of next.
       
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      Not a squeak here - starting to wonder if they are going to come at all
       
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      Nothing yet here either but I'm sure mine said by late August??
       
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        Well guys, mines finally arrived today.

        A quick question. As there are 6 of each species, should I pot them up individually or say 3 in a pot?
        Although they`re perennials, am I right in thinking I shouldn`t plant them out until next year?

        Thanks folks.

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        Mine arrived today as well, small they may be but they are very healthy :dbgrtmb:

        Gretzky I would pot them all up individually in to either large cell trays or 3" pots and grow them on until next spring; being so small I would also give them winter protection of a cold frame or cold greenhouse :dbgrtmb:
         
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