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Precious Plants Deals
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20 packs of vegetable seeds for £10 delivered
£15ish if bought separately
ExpiredIf you go via our MSE Blagged link to Precious Plants*, you can get 20 packs of vegetable seeds for £9.95 all-in (delivery is included). There are 3,000 sets available, and the offer will run until 11.59pm on Thursday 31 August or when all are snapped up.
It delivers nationwide, including Northern Ireland, and you should allow up to 14 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 £27 delivered based on the individual average price of a pack of seeds for £1.25. We’ve done our own research and while we couldn't find an exact match, the next cheapest and most similar selection of vegetable seeds was £14.99, excluding delivery costs.
The seeds will be a mixed selection of vegetables, including tomatoes, carrots, lettuce, cabbage, spinach, spring onion, radish, chard, beetroot, herbs and root vegetables. Though in some cases substitutions may be made and you're not guaranteed to receive each variety.
Precious Plants told us some of the seeds, such as the salad varieties (lettuce leaves, rocket, broad bean, kale, spinach, chard, and radish) can be sown now and any herb seeds can be grown indoors. The root veg will need to be sown outdoors to get ready for winter. Though each pack will come with growing instructions.
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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.
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