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Steel Effect Planter

Lightweight yet resilient planter featuring an authentic steel-look finish

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- Anacyclus depressus
  
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- Sweet Pea ‘Three Times As Sweet’
  
  You won?t have seen a Sweet Pea like this before! Sweet Pea ‘Three Times As Sweet’ is the first cultivated, tricolour variety to be made available Read More »
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Monthly Choice
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