Wilkinsons half price

chequers10

All Wilkinson`s spring bulbs are half price loads of tulips & a few daffs and alliums.. I also got 3 garlic cloves for £1 and they had white onion sets as well .

happylion1

Thanks will go and have a look this week.

tim_n

wilko garlics have given me nothing but grief. I'm planting stuff from the supermarket this year as I've had white rot three years in a row from their disease free varieties!

cjb02

if you have white rot on your garlic it is not necessarily the garlics fault. it is more likely that it is in your soil. If you get white rot on onions/garlic then you should grow it the following year some one where else on your plot/garden other it just keeps infecting your produce regardless of where you buy your garlic from

blushingbride_3

thanks for this!:)

got lots of bulbs a whole bag for £9!whoo i am chuffed

Will be busy planting on sunday!:)

chequers10

chequers10 wrote: »

All Wilkinson`s spring bulbs are half price loads of tulips & a few daffs and alliums.. I also got 3 garlic cloves for £1 and they had white onion sets as well .

Went in today & Wilkinson`s bulbs are now 75% off. I resisted the garlic as I have no more room, & the white onions (same reason) but I succumbed to the 25 tulips & 20 muscari reduced from £4.87 to 90p. (Yes it is more than 75% but apparently they were reduced before.

Jake'sGran

tim_n wrote: »

wilko garlics have given me nothing but grief. I'm planting stuff from the supermarket this year as I've had white rot three years in a row from their disease free varieties!

If you tell them they may refund the price you paid. They are very good when it comes to refunds. Of course, it would be good if you had a receipt.

mr_jma

For those who may be interested Wilko has reduced these bulbs to 50% again this year bought mixed tulips for less than 50p for a pack of 10, maybe reduced to 75% by the ed of the month?

They're also reduced to half price in other stores such as b&m home stores. Also while i'm on the topic of gardening, went into b&q who were having a plant clearance sale to make space for (real) christmas trees.