Essential Winter Bedding Collection

During the winter months, it's easy to overlook your garden, but this collection of winter bedding plants reminds us that adding colour and life during the colder seasons is essential for a vibrant, year-round garden. These carefully selected varieties are simple to grow yet provide long-lasting joy with minimal effort. The Essential Winter Bedding Collection features: Viola All Spice Mix – A stunning trailing viola with an eye-catching mix of colours, forms, and scents. Perfect for hanging baskets, window boxes, and flower pouches placed by doors or windows to brighten your surroundings with colour and fragrance throughout spring. Trails to 30cm (12in). Pansy Frizzle Sizzle Raspberry F1 – Vibrant raspberry-coloured blooms adorned with a darker blotch and yellow center, exuding a gentle fragrance. These cheerful flowers will fill containers and baskets with colour from November to May. Height: 20cm (8in). Spread: 25cm (10in). Myosotis Blue Ball – This compact variety forms neat, ball-shaped plants covered in clusters of bright blue flowers in spring and early summer. Ideal for borders, as underplanting for roses and shrubs, or in containers where they can self-seed for future displays. A great companion to spring bulbs like tulips and daffodils. RHS Award of Garden Merit. Height: 15cm (6in). Spread: 20cm (8in). Bellis Giant-Flowered Mixed – Features large, double flowers on short stems in a charming mix of white, scarlet, and rose colours. An enduring classic for patio pots or the front of borders, pairing beautifully with tulips and other bedding plants like pansies and forget-me-nots. Tough and undemanding, it's a perfect choice for hassle-free colour. This collection offers a burst of colour and charm to keep your garden alive even in the coldest months.

Growing Information

Our garden ready plants are selected for garden performance, straight from the nursery. We send ours before they flower, hardened off, at the perfect time for planting out. Plants will establish quickly and all their energy goes into producing better roots, so they produce more flowers throughout the season. Choose a sunny or semi shaded position that is protected from strong winds.