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Bumper plant offer only £9.99 - Acer plant, hanging basket, giant lily and more

£9.99

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FOUND BY: meerar 4 months, 3 weeks ago

VOUCHERS: £5.00 at Thompson & Morgan

STARTS: 22/05/2008   

For just £9.99 you will receive :
10 mixed hanging basket plants, a hanging basket, a hanging basket DVD, 10 giant lily bulbs and an Acer worth more than £50.
Offer valid in the UK only, and whilst stocks last.

Strictly limited to 2 packs per customer.

I ordered two of these and used the 5 pound voucher to get it delivered for 18 odd pounds and also got 5 begonia aromatics.

You also get:
FREE 5 Begonia Aromantics Worth £16.65 FREE with your order
'Aromantics®' brings together rose-like blooms with a delicious medley of fragrances from fresh citrus lemon to indulgent soft rose.

Total is £8.94 inc postage for what is £66.65 at full price.... BARGAIN


- big-boy

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Thx very much, just ordered 2!
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What is an Acer?
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From my search I think its the reg leafy plan in the lower left of the picture, might be wrong though, none of my fingers are in the slightest bit green!
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A Japanese maple tree - the red ones . Good price...
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Have added more detail for FREE stuff & price

Thanks OP................HOT
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''HOT'' great offer, ordered 2 packs.
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Blooming lovely...............
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This is a great deal, well found! Especially if you consider a hanging basket on it's own can cost more than that, let alone the rest of the stuff. I already have an acer and they are lovely little trees - especially good if you're short of space. Mine is doing fine and dandy in a nice big tub
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Well worth the price for the Acer alone, I have one in a pot in my garden and i paid £10 for it a couple years ago.

Heat & Rep for a good find.
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an acer is any maple, but commonly used in reference to japanese maple as per above
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2 ordered.Thank you.
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I might go for this - but it gave me the idea of getting two with flowers in them already for the balcony to tart up a flat I have bought and renovated to let out.
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The acers that T&M sell are often very small at about 12-18 inches.

You should take the "worth £50" with a pinch of salt. T&M currently have a deal where, for example, an acer can be purchased for £4. The DVD is probably £15-£20 of the "worth" price.

I'm not saying it is a bad deal, just don't expect a normal sized acer.
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bc.jacobs:
The acers that T&M sell are often very small at about 12-18 inches.

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I'm not saying it is a bad deal, just don't expect a normal sized acer.
Agreed, these Acers are small as you describe but will grow to 3 metres in height and about the same spread after about 10 years or so.

They are really beautiful trees and are well worth the effort and the space. Mind you, you should have no difficulty keeping it down in size if you keep it in a pot, as long as you keep increasing the pot size each year and stop when the Acer is the size you want it. Oh and don't let them dry out (that's the big challenge with putting them in a pot).

Hope that's of help.
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