5 Giant Fuchsias + 60DVD about Fuchsias+100g Fuchsia Fertilizer
All for the princely sum of £3-95p (P&P)
Available from Thompson &Morgan
A good deal from usually expensive seed merchants! :D
Thanks Mammoth Onion ;) - despite love and care I seem to murder mine every year, good to have cheap replacements on the way
DeeBee :D
Have yo got the advert please. or where i can find it, thank you.
I think its in last weeks Amateur Gardener mag.
Pinched the link from a post on MoneySavingExpert. :D
http://plants.thompson-morgan.com/product/84821/?OC=WSE022
Ordered some, too. A bit strange, as I decided to order some other plants/seeds too as the "free" offer covered to cost of the p&p. When I went to the check out, an additional £3.95 was added to the bill. So deleted chargeable items and just went with the free offer.
Thanks for that MO the OH had to have some to add to her collection.
In J. Parkers you could get 6 fuchsias and 10 echinaceas for £6.90 (just add the fuchsias to your baskets from the special offers, the echinaceas are free)
http://www.jparkers.co.uk/
Mine arrived today.
That's good, still waiting for mine!! maybe tomorrow :(
Fuchsias arrived and potted - now bring on the sunshine 8)
Arrived today, all good healthy plants! Off to pot 'em on ! :D
Just wanted to comment about giant fuschias. I had a few and at the beginning I thought how wonderful they were but have now gone off them as they drop off the plant due to their weight. Does anyone agree?
A pal who is a member of the fuschia society told me that the basket that won every year was always one containing the beautiful small fuschias.
I Show Fuchsia's and can concur with Floraldi that at the shows it's mainly the singles that win in the basket classes. They tend to have tighter foliage
and a profusion of blooms, where as the big doubles have a more loser foliage and tend not to carry that many blooms.
And please I'm not trying to put you off buying them, as looking at what they are offering, it's a good little collection.
Bob
I think this offer finished on 7th March.
Janet.