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Thompson & Morgan Deals
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243 spring bulbs £15 delivered
Normally £68, including delivery. Excludes Northern Ireland and parts of Scotland
ExpiredGo via this MSE Blagged Thompson & Morgan link* and you can get 243 spring bulbs for £14.99 delivered (£8 for the bulbs, plus £6.99 delivery). The offer ends at 11.59pm on Monday 25 September or when all 7,500 bundles have gone, whichever's sooner.
While Thompson & Morgan doesn't usually sell this exact bundle, it's told us it would usually cost £75.91 in total (£68.92 for the bulbs, plus £6.99 delivery) based on its prices for the individual varieties of bulbs. From other retailers, we've estimated it'd cost around £65.98 excluding delivery when buying similar quantities of the bulbs separately. Yet stores such as Home Bargains or B&M often have in-store price markdowns on bulbs, so it could be worth checking them out too for price comparison.
The 243 bulbs include:
- 16 Tulip ‘Everlasting’ bulbs
- 50 'Russian Snowdrops’ Puschkinia Libanotica
- 10 Iris ‘Eyecatcher’ bulbs
- 12 Allium ’Graceful Beauty’ bulbs
- 30 Muscari Blue & White Mix bulbs
- 50 Anemone Blanda bulbs
- 25 Ipheion bulbs
- 15 Allium sphaerocephalon bulbs
- 15 Allium ‘moly’ bulbs
- 10 Narcissus ‘tete a tete’ bulbs
- 10 Crocus ‘Ruby Giant’ bulbs
Each collection comes with full growing instructions and Thompson & Morgan told us you should plant these bulbs on arrival in patio pots or garden borders.
Your order will be despatched within seven to 14 days and delivery is available in most places in Great Britain, though you can't get it if you live in any of these postcodes: HS, IV41-IV49, IV51, IV55-56, KW15-KW17, PA34, PA41-48, PA60-PA78, PA80, PH40-PH44, TR21-TR24, ZE1-ZE3, as well as EU countries and Northern Ireland. This deal is limited to one bundle per person.
How your bulbs will look on arrival with varieties individually bagged.
Thinking about buying some new plant pots? You could get £5 off a £30 spend at B&Q.
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Tomato plants and vegetable seeds bundle £10 delivered
Normally £43, including delivery. Excludes Northern Ireland and parts of Scotland
ExpiredGo via this MSE Blagged Thompson & Morgan* link and you can get you a bundle of tomato plants and vegetable seeds for £9.99 delivered (£3 for the plants, plus £6.99 delivery). The offer ends at 11.59pm on Monday 8 May or when all 10,000 bundles have gone, whichever's sooner.
The set includes nine tomato plants in three different varieties which are supplied as 'postiplug plants' (5-9cm in height), and 10 packets of Grow Your Own Vegetable seeds. In exceptional circumstances Thompson & Morgan may substitute plants with similar varieties of equal or greater value. It includes:
- 3 x Tomato ‘Moneymaker’
- 3 x Tomato ‘Tumbling Tom’
- 3 x Tomato ‘Sweet Aperitif’
- 10 x packets of 'Grow Your Own' vegetable seeds including varieties such as broad beans, carrots, salad leaves, cucumber, sweetcorn and more
While Thompson & Morgan doesn't usually sell this exact bundle, it's told us it would usually cost £42.95 in total (£35.96 for the set plus £6.99 delivery) based on buying each plant and the seed packets separately.
From other retailers, when we checked it would cost around £26.96 excluding delivery to buy similar quantities of the plants separately. Yet stores like Home Bargains and Wilko often have in-store price mark downs on plants, so it could be worth checking them out too for price comparison.
Thompson & Morgan told us you'll be able to pot up your tomato plants on arrival and grow in warm, frost-free conditions until they're large enough to plant outdoors (when all risk of frost has passed).
Thompson & Morgan have advised that you allow seven to 14 days for your order to arrive once placed. Delivery is available in most places in Great Britain, though you can't get it if you live in any of these postcodes: HS, IV41-IV49, IV51, IV55-56, KW15-KW17, PA34, PA41-48, PA60-PA78, PA80, PH40-PH44, TR21-TR24, ZE1-ZE3, as well as Northern Ireland and EU countries. This deal is limited to one bundle per person.
Thinking about buying some new plant pots? You could get £5 off a £30 spend at B&Q.
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