#MSE Tip [Lily Bulbs [Pack of 25]] / [Gladioli Bulbs [Pack of 100]] £10 [FREE Del] @ Gardening

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#MSE Tip [Lily Bulbs [Pack of 25]] / [Gladioli Bulbs [Pack of 100]] £10 [FREE Del] @ Gardening

With so many of us discovering our green fingers during lockdown, we've a way to add a splash of colour to your garden.

If you go via our link to Gardening Express* you can get either a pack of 25 lily bulbs or a pack of 100 gladioli bulbs for £10 plus free delivery when you enter the Blagged code MSEFLOWER at the checkout. The lilies are normally £26.98 all-in, and the gladioli £35.98.

Warning: These plants are toxic to cats and dogs, so they are not suitable if you have a pet. For more information, see the PDSA veterinary charity website.




The offer ends at 11.59pm on Mon 1 June or when all 25,000 packs (10,000 lilies and 15,000 gladioli) have been claimed, whichever's sooner.

Pack of 25 lily bulbs need-to-knows
Mixed colours.
If planted in the right conditions, they should grow back each year.
Plant in clumps in well-drained soil where they are not exposed to wind and can get plenty of sunlight.
Can grow up to 120cms.

Pack of 100 gladioli need-to-knows
Mixed colours with varieties including Espresso, Rood, Peter Pears, Blackjack, Princess Margaret, Zizanie, Rhapsody in Blue, Traderhorn, Jester, Purple Flora and Florentina.
Can be cut for inside the house when in tight bud or used to brighten garden beds and borders.
Can grow up to 120cms.

How long does delivery take?
Gardening Express says delivery should take about two weeks. However, as the postal service is under pressure at the moment, you should take this as a rough guide and be aware that there could be delays.

MSE LAURA F SAYS:
Gardening Express has been around for over two decades and this is the second time we've done a deal with it. We've heard some positive feedback from the previous deal but also the odd complaint about delays in delivery (though mine arrived in 14 days), so it's worth bearing that in mind.

Last year I ordered a pair of indoor dwarf banana trees from the website and they're still thriving today.

Source: MSE Money Tips

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