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SOLD OUT 100 tulip bulbs for £11 delivered
Worth £50
ExpiredUpdate Thursday 11 November 09.42am: This deal has been incredibly popular with our users and has now sold out.
If you go via our MSE Blagged link to Precious Plants* (previously Park Promotions), you can get 100 mixed Tulip bulbs for £11 all-in (£7 plus £3.95 delivery). There are 4,000 sets available, and the offer will run until all are snapped up.
It delivers nationwide, including Northern Ireland, and you should allow up to 21 days for delivery.
Precious Plants, which sells home and garden products online, doesn’t usually sell this bundle, but has told us it’s worth about £50. We’ve done our own research and while we couldn't find an exact match, the next cheapest and most similar we found was a pack of 60 tulip bulbs for £11.88 (plus £4.99 delivery) from Farmer Gracy – so £16.87 all-in.
Precious Plants told us the pack will contain different varieties of tulips, including lily flowered, parrot, double flowered and single flowered types. These bulbs will need to be planted in the next month into patio pots.
Thinking about buying some new plant pots? See how you could get £5 off a £30 spend at B&Q.
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12 lavender plug plants OR 12 young perennial pink plants from £9 delivered
Normally £15-£31
ExpiredUpdate 11:59am Wednesday 3 August: This deal has been very popular with our users and both sets have sold out.
If you go via our MSE Blagged link to Precious Plants* (previously Park Promotions), you can get 12 large English lavender 'Grosso' plug plants for £11.40 all-in (£7.45 plus £3.95 delivery) or 12 young cottage garden perennial pink plants, which are a mix of at least three varieties, for £8.95 all-in (£5 plus £3.95 delivery).
You can buy both plant bundles if you like, and there’s no limit to how many you can get. There are 4,900 plant sets available in total (2,900 lavenders and 2,000 pinks), and the offer will run until all are snapped up.
If you choose to buy both sets, Precious Plants has confirmed you will only pay one delivery fee. It delivers nationwide, including Northern Ireland, and you'll get the plants within 10-15 days.
Precious Plants, which sells home and garden products online, doesn’t usually sell the lavender bundle, but has told us it’s worth about £15.70 delivered based on competitors' prices. We’ve done our own research and the next cheapest we found these plants was £5.95 for six plug plants (plus £3.95 delivery) from South Eastern Horticultural – so £15.85 all-in.
Precious Plants told us the lavender plants will give you at least three metres of coverage if planted as a low hedge. They can also be planted in containers to decorate a patio or decking.
How the lavender plug plants will look on arrival
As for the pinks bundle, Precious Plants told us this is worth £31.20 delivered based on a competitor price. The next cheapest we found ourselves was £7.99 for five plants, plus £6.99 delivery from Gardening Express – so £22.97 all-in, but for only 10 plants.
The pink plant collection will contain a mix of at least three varieties, though you won't find out which until they're delivered. However, they will come with full growing instructions.
Thinking about buying some new plant pots? See how to get £5 off a £30 spend at B&Q.
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