Love in a GroBox

Make those moments in life become precious memories with this collection of luscious red flowers.

Specially designed for you for the perfect  Gift.Go on make your  gifts extra special. Everything to create a beautiful red garden is in the GroBox, planting medium, fertiliser we have even hand planted the bulbs. Simply plant the box and grow a beautiful garden organically.

Summer Collection is Oxalis, Crocosmia, Anemone, Nasturtium, Sunflowers, Tagetes and Red Poppies, all to return bigger and better next year.

 Our Groboxes will patiently sit and wait until you are able to plant outside. Our GroBoxes can be planted in any plastic pot, container or garden border, just open the box , cover with compost and water. They will withstand frost, snow and harsh North Winds as they are made in Manchester and tough little things. Perfect gift for everyone, giving back in every way.

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• Open Box
• Fold and wrap lid underneath
• Plant in either pot, container, tub or garden border
• Cover with compost or ordinary garden soil
• Water well and do not let dry out
• Protect from slugs, snails and other pests and dieases
• Enjoy your flowers
• As you GroBox returns each year, remember your GroBox will get bigger and better every year, the gift that keeps on growing.

Aftercare

• Let the flowers die down and all the energy to grow back in the plant.
• Either keep in the same tub, pot, container or border to return next year,  or place  in a quiet area of the garden under a hedge, fence to bring out next year.

• Remove wrap
• Fold lid  back and underneath
• Plant in pot , container, border or tub
• Cover with compost or soil
• Water well, try not to let dry out
• Protect from Slugs ans snails
• Enjoy your GroBox Flowers
•  Aftercare (remember your GroBox will return next year getting bigger and better)
• After your flowers fade, either leave to die down in your pots containers and tubs and put at the back of the garden to return next year.
• Or Leave in Border to return next year
• Or Remove from pot and dig in the garden border to return next year