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    • News
    • Christmas and winter
    • Sign up
    • Bridge Farm Barns
    • Contact us
  • Visit
  • About
    • Gallery
    • Trade services
    • Garden services
    • Nursery production
    • History
  • Our Plants
    • Bedding and Annuals >
      • Hanging Baskets
    • Bulbs
    • Roses
    • Trees
    • Hedging
    • Shrubs
    • Fruit & Veg
    • Perennials
    • Shade plants >
      • Ferns
    • Grasses
    • Herbs
    • Lavenders
    • Alpines
    • Climbers >
      • Clematis-pruning
  • Advice
    • Rabbit proof
    • Slug proof
    • Deer proof
    • Plants for shade
    • Long-flowering perennials
    • Evergreen perennials and alpines
    • North-facing walls
    • Plants for clay soil
    • Plants for damp soil
    • Exposed sites
    • Plants for dry and sandy soils
    • Plants for coastal gardens
    • Plants for pots
    • Plants for slopes
  • Flourish
  • Shop online
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Slug-proof plants

29/1/2016

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