5 supports - height 86cm, diameter 15cm Bunch Plant Supports in Rust

Bunch Plant Supports in Rust

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SKU: 53210
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Bunch Plant Supports in Rust / 5 supports - height 86cm, diameter 15cm
£26.36
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Product Details

These excellent value rust bunch supports can be used individually or in groups for a larger spread of plants. They give strong but flexible support around your prized blooms. Easy to use, just open then clip around the plant. Please allow up to 10cm/4in to be inserted in the ground. The bunch supports will achieve its rustic look in a month time.

Made from solid steel uncoated ready to rust. Coated in a durable green finish version is also available.

Designed and manufactured in Britain.

Delivered to UK mainland only.

Unfortunately, we are unable to deliver to Scottish Highlands, or offshore islands (including Isle of Wight and Isle of Man).

Excluded postcodes are as follows: Isle of Man, Wight & Scilly, Jersey (JE), Guernsey (GU), Northern Ireland (BT), HS, AB31-38, AB40-56, IV1-28, IV30-36, IV52-54, IV63, KW1-14, PA21-38, PH4-41,PH49-50, IV41-49, IV51, 55 & 56, KA27-28, KW15-17, PA20, PA41-49, PA60-78, PH42-44, ZE

Shipping

Postage and packaging (P&P) is applied on a per order basis and is automatically calculated based on the type of product you are ordering.

A charge of £4.95 P&P is applied for plant and hardware orders and a charge of £2.45 is applied for seed orders.

Items marked with a lorry symbol, are usually heavy or bulky and require specialist carriers, these have a single £12.95 carriage charge per order no matter how many items are ordered in this category. UK mainland only.

Returns

Should you have any problems with your product, please contact our Customer Services Team advising the nature of your concern before returning the product.

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