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Burst of Fragrance & Colour from Late Winter to Spring

Polyanthus 'Most Scented Mixed' brings a welcome splash of colour and sweet scent to your garden just when you need it most. These reliable perennials bloom in abundance from late winter through to late spring, with compact rosettes of rich green foliage topped by clusters of vibrant, fragrant flowers.

Why Choose Polyanthus?

• Long Flowering Season: Enjoy months of blooms when little else is in flower.
• Tough & Hardy: Withstands typical UK winters and returns year after year.
• Perfect for Small Spaces: Reaches just 21–30cm tall and wide—ideal for containers, window boxes, or the front of beds.
• Scented Appeal: Fills your garden or patio with uplifting fragrance as well as colour.

How to Grow & Care For Your Polyanthus

• Planting Time: Pot up plug plants on arrival and keep in bright, frost-free conditions until fully rooted.
• Soil Requirements: Prefers moist but well-drained soil; tolerates both sun and part shade.
• Watering: Water sparingly while young—avoid soggy compost to prevent root issues.
• Moving Outdoors: After the last frost, gradually acclimatise plants outdoors over 7–10 days before planting out.
• Caring Tips: Deadhead spent blooms to prolong flowering. Minimal feeding required—use a balanced fertiliser in spring if desired.

Add Lasting Colour & Scent to Your Garden Displays

The compact size makes these polyanthus ideal for mass planting along paths, in patio pots, or mixed into spring bedding displays. Try pairing with primroses or violas for a cheerful early-season show. Their reliable hardiness ensures you’ll enjoy their beauty year after year with little maintenance required.

FAQs

• When is the best time to plant Polyanthus plug plants?
  The best time is early autumn or late winter/early spring. Keep indoors until frost risk has passed before moving outside.
• How tall do these plants grow?
  Mature height and spread is typically 21–30cm—perfect for compact spaces and containers.
• What care do they need?
  Keeps soil moist but not waterlogged. Deadhead spent flowers regularly. Feed lightly in spring for best results.