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Extra bulb catalogue 2012-2013 Even more bulbs In addition to those listed in the main catalogue, we offer a huge range of bulbs, which we can get especially for you. They are listed in this supplementary catalogue, which is available only on our web site, www.kevockgarden.co.uk. The pack sizes are just the same as those in the main catalogue, and the value is just as good. The only difference is that there is less descriptive information. You can include these extra bulbs in the same order as those in the main catalogue. How to place an order • Order in exactly the same way as for bulbs in the main catalogue. There is an order form in the printed catalogue, or you can find it in the bulb section of our web site. • You can combine bulbs from main and extra catalogues in the same order. We expect to send tot the bulbs in October. Note that some Autumn-flowering bulbs may flower before delivery, but they can still be planted and enjoyed in future years. • The listed prices INCLUDE the postage and packing (for mainland UK; elsewhere please enquire about any additional charge). • Simply list the number of PACKS of each item (NOT the total number of bulbs) that you require on the order forms, using the codes and names given in the catalogue. Then provide information about delivery and payment, and let us have the order form. • Order as soon as possible, but at the latest by July 31st. • There is a minimum of £30 for each order. Send your orders to Kevock Garden, 16 Kevock Road, Lasswade, Midlothian, EH18 1HT, UK OR order by email to [email protected] – see our web site www.kevockgarden.co.uk Payment Either Enclose a cheque made out to Kevock Garden. Date it August 1 st , as we will not cash it until the bulbs are ready to send. Do not fill in the exact sum, in case some items are not available. Instead write ‘Not to exceed £xxx’ (where £xxx is the maximum value of your order) at the top of the cheque. Or Provide credit card (Visa or MasterCard) or Switch details, and ensure that the care does not expire before the end of October. We will make the charge to your card just before sending the bulbs out. Terms and conditions • All sales are subject to availability. • Please examine bulbs when you receive them, and let us know of any problems in writing within 7 days. We will try to ensure that you are satisfied. Contact information David Rankin, Kevock Garden Plants, 16 Kevock Road, Lasswade, Midlothian, EH18 1HT, UK. 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