Polyanthus Most Scented Mix - 24 Plug Plants

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The Polyanthus Most Scented Mix is an ideal choice for gardeners looking to add early-season color and fragrance to their outdoor spaces. Perfect for beginners and experienced horticulturalists alike, these hardy perennials provide reliable blooms from late winter through spring, though they require careful protection from frost until they are fully established in their permanent locations.
| Model Part Number | b5cd9f25-54ff-47fa-b842-c4edc3776c83 |
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| Brand | Thompson & Morgan Ltd |
Plant them outdoors only after the risk of frost has passed in your local area.
Yes, these are excellent for patio pots, containers, and window boxes due to their 25cm size.
This set includes 24 individual plug plants.
Yes, they are highly effective at attracting early pollinators like bees to your garden.
Yes, they thrive in fertile soil; using a balanced, all-purpose fertilizer at the time of planting is recommended.
Yes, as hardy perennials, they are designed to return in subsequent seasons when well-maintained.
Ensure consistent moisture levels and check for adequate drainage; avoid waterlogged soil.
Check that the plants are receiving enough sunlight and that you are regularly removing faded blooms.
Ensure they are kept in a frost-free, bright environment and are not being over-watered.
Upon receiving your 24 plug plants, transfer them into small pots with quality compost. Keep these in a frost-free, well-lit environment such as a greenhouse or a sunny windowsill until the plants are strong and the risk of frost has completely passed. Once transitioned to their final outdoor location—be it a pot, window box, or ground border—ensure the soil remains fertile and well-drained. Regular watering is essential during the active blooming phase, particularly for containers which dry out faster than the ground. To prolong the flowering season, manually remove faded or dead flowers; this prevents seed set and encourages the plant to direct its energy into producing new buds.