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GardenExpress - 315 Spring-Flowering Bulbs for $29 + $8.50 Delivery

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GardenExpress - 315 Spring-Flowering Bulbs for $29 + $8.50 Delivery
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moocher on 20/03/2013 - 09:55 gardenexpress.com.au (376 clicks)
Last edited 20/03/2013 - 11:14

The garden express showbag is back in time for autumn planting of spring-flowering bulbs. Their bulbs are bigger and healthier than what you get at Bunnings or garden centres. My bulbs from previous show bags have continued to multiply and re-emerge the next year after being left in the ground - the top performers were dutch iris, ixia and spring star. (Sydney)

This year's pack contains:

  • 50 Freesia Mixed
  • 50 Muscari Armeniacum (grape hyacinths)
  • 50 Ranunculi Mixed
  • 5 Dutch Iris Blue
  • 10 Daffodil Mixed
  • 50 Ixia Mixed
  • 50 Spring Star Light Blue
  • 50 Sparaxis Mixed

"A total value of $90.00 at a very special Show price."

Other online specials (30-50% off) on bulbs and plants here:
http://www.gardenexpress.com.au/online-offers/

Shipping is a flat rate of $8.50 if your order does not contain roses, 120+mm pots/grow-bags bare-rooted trees.

Remember to use the 5-8% cashback offers from either StartHere, BucksBack or Qwibble :)

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  • sunset_on_the_101 on 20/03/2013 - 10:51

    Nice, Where is the Cashback offer?

    • moocher on 20/03/2013 - 11:01
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      In the light orange 'Related Store' block just above your first comment , there are 3 cashback offers from

      More information on the cashback wiki page

      Edit: I've also updated the deal description to make it clearer.

    • BlamJam on 20/03/2013 - 11:02

      I think he was referring to sites like StartHere, BucksBack etc that offer small % back on purchases from retailers who have signed up with them. Not 100% sure.

  • blazzer on 20/03/2013 - 11:45

    315 bulbs??? bulbs or seeds??
    if bulbs then will get in a huge box! pretty cheap..

    • moocher on 20/03/2013 - 11:49

      They are definitely bulbs :)

      Edit: Garden Express was formerly known as 'Bulb Express'. I guess they changed the name once they started selling lots of other plants as well.

      • blazzer on 20/03/2013 - 12:09

        do u think those will grow in tropical area?

        • moocher on 20/03/2013 - 12:31
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          Not all of them unfortunately. Each type of bulb listed on their website will tell you if it suits your climate zone. For example:

          • Freesia - yes
          • Ixia - yes
          • Sparaxis - yes
          • Spring star - yes
          • Dutch Iris - maybe - 'mild tropical' only.
          • Daffodil - no

          I'm not sure if you're in 'tropical' or 'mild tropical' - see climate guide.

          You may want to consider buying individual types of bulbs. The freesias, sparaxis, spring stars and ixias that I listed above are half price at the moment. Alternatively there is the warm climate collection at 30% off.

          Some other half price bulbs not in show bag but suitable for tropical climates:

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