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B&Q slashes price of ‘fast-growing' plant – it smells gorgeous, turns deep red in autumn & great for hiding ugly fences

B&Q slashes price of ‘fast-growing' plant – it smells gorgeous, turns deep red in autumn & great for hiding ugly fences

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BLOOMIN' HECK B&Q slashes price of 'fast-growing' plant – it smells gorgeous, turns deep red in autumn & great for hiding ugly fences
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B&Q has cut the price of a stunning plant which grows rapidly and is ideal for filling up garden space in style.
Gardeners need to check out this amazing deal which offers a discount on the eyecatching "Star Jasmine" flower.
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A gorgeous flower ideal for filling garden space is on offer
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B&Q has cut the price of this stunning plant
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The wonderful Star Jasmine is perfect for growing up walls or fences
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YouGarden's Trachelospermum "Star Jasmine" plant comes in a 1.5 Litre Pot, already attached to a 65cm cane.
The flowers have gorgeous white petals, and each one represents a twirling star shape.
And the entire plant can grow up to one whole metre long.
They can be planted in any type of soil and grow all year round, making them accessible and easy to care for.
"Star Jasmine" flowers are also great for growing up walls, posts arches and fences.
They're bound to impress any visitors with their breathtaking appearance and beautiful aroma.
Changing colour over different seasons, the flowers also create all-year round interest, with the foliage turning a rich purple in winter and then a deep-green in spring and summer.
Before the discount, the plant cost just £21.99.
But since B&Q has offered a deal on these stylish flowers, they will now only set you back £19.79.
As it comes as an established plant, all garden-lovers need to do is plant the flowers "in fertile, well-drained soil in sun or semi-shade" according to its product description.
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The description also instructs buyers to "choose a sheltered position that is protected from cold winter winds".
The details read: "A south or west-facing wall is ideal.
"If growing in pots, use a good quality, soil-based compost, and place some bricks in the bottom to provide ballast.
"In particularly cold areas, Trachelospermum is best grown in containers that can be moved to a protected position over winter."
The product description aftercare advice says: "Provide the twining stems with an appropriate frame support such as trellis, an obelisk or wires.
"During the growing season, water regularly and apply a balanced feed monthly."
It also recommends gardeners water the flowers "sparingly" over winter.
Customer praised the plant in the review section.
One happy buyer said: "Really healthy looking. Lots of fronds for training up my obelisk."
Another said that their purchase was "thriving" in their garden.

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