ACAENA
Low creeping carpets, excellent over slopes and rocks, but equally as good in shallow pots and very effective with dwarf bulbs growing through. |
caesiiglauca |
Lacy, silvery foliage with red flushed burrs in late summer. |
£3.30 |
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Inermis purpurea. |
Tight growing, glistening purple leaves.
Perfect for making growing tapestry of colour |
£3.30 |
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magellanica |
Larger, handsome shining leaves on a vigorous spreading plant. |
£3.30 |
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microphylla
Copper Carpet |
Ferny bronzed leaves and fabulous red burrs in late summer |
£3.30 |
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ACANTHUS |
Spinosus
1.5 to 2m
(Bear's Breaches) |
Mounds of glossy toothed leaves and hooded purple spikes of flower. Late summer.
Excellent perennial for every bold gardener |
£6.50 |
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ACHILLEA (The Yarrows)
Sun loving plants with flat composite heads, long flowering period |
Moonshine |
Sun loving, flat, glowing yellow heads; a fine plant for a sunny border |
£4.50 |
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Paprika
70cm |
Dusky red heads make this a very good plant for a bright coloured border |
£4.50 |
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ACONITUM (Monkshood)
Two white forms of the fabled monkshood. Strong and lovely in shade or woodland. |
Bi-colour
1.2m |
Spikes of hooded white flowers, lipstick blue edged, shading elegantly into the florets. |
£4.85 |
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carmichaelii
1.2m |
Autumn flowering monkshoods, excellent plants. |
£4.85 |
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ACTEA |
simplex
Pink Spike
1.2m |
Elegant, late season show of tall, eye catching pink spikes. The leaves emerge purple in spring, easing to a dark green over summer. |
£7 |
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AGAPANTHUS (African Lilies)
Midsummer colour that will give you impeccable garden credentials. Strong stems and eye catching, spherical heads of flowers. I grow several varieties in the ground and they come through winters well. They also look good indeed grown tight in large pots. To get the best from them liquid feed throughout summer with a high potash feed (tomato feed is ideal.) Full sun; good drainage.
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Buckingham Palace
1.3m |
Tall, magnificent blue flowers. This towered above all pots this summer and was the held on to its flowers the longest. Superb |
£7.50 |
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Castle of Mey
80cm |
A fine old mid blue variety that is named for the famous Caithness Castle of the Queen Mother. Splendid in pot or border. |
£7.50 |
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ex St Helena
50cm |
A plant given to us by a customer with friends in St Helena where it grows in the wild. Good, sturdy, mid blue, building upquickly and well. |
£7.50 |
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Headbourne
70cm |
A fine old variety, mid blue and floriferous. It has been a summer mainstay for us for a decade, looking great with bright diascia. |
£7.50 |
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Peter Pan
40cm |
Neat, floriferous a good blue. Bulks up well and well suited to pots. |
£6 |
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Stockholm
90cm |
Attractive mid blue variety on strong green leaves. Deciduous |
£7.50 |
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Streamline
40cm |
Attractive striped blue florets on floriferous fast bulking plants. |
£6 |
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Timaru
75cm |
Compact, vigorous hardy, deep blue. All good |
£7.50 |
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Torbay
60cm |
The prettiest sky blue heads for summer |
£5 |
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White Heaven
1m |
Large, white globes of bloom. Arresting in a strong plantin |
£7.50 |
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Windsor Gray
80cm |
Strong plant; blooms palest lilac /grey, sounds muddy, but is actually attractive and gives planting ideas for containers. |
£7.50 |
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AJUGA (The Bugles) |
Catlin's Giant
20cm |
Different, green close leaves and dense spikes of rich blue flowers. |
£3.50 |
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repens
Valfredda |
A new variety, called Chocolate Chip in America where it originated. Shiny bronze, narrow leaves and spikes of violet blue flowers. Excellent and very useful for imaginative plantings. |
£3.50 |
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ANAPHALIS |
triplinervis
40cm |
Mounds of felt grey leaves and white everlasting flowers in summer. |
£4 |
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ANDROSACE |
primuloides
4cm |
Lovely tiny spring flowering; evergreen rosette with sprays of little eye catching pink flowers. Yellow eye. |
£3 |
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ANEMONE nemorosa (Wood Anemones/Wind flowers )
These are cultivated forms of our native wood anemones.
All are dainty, early flowering and build up steadily, year on year.
You will find them in our garden amongst rocks and under the skirts of shrubs.
Look closely at the flowers and turn over the petals to reveal the silver blue and violet shaded back to the petals. You will love them all. The sheer valour of them in spring sunshine awakens hope. |
Blue Eyes |
An old variety we acquired last year. It has variable doubling of the white flower ruff and a most attractive blue eye centre. |
£3.75 |
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flore plena |
Beautiful double white form. |
£3.75 |
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Lychette |
Large, crisp white flowers. Distinct. |
£3.75 |
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Mid Blue |
A heart stirring washed sky blue |
£3.75 |
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Robinsoniana |
Palest blue with silver backed petals, just lovely |
£3.75 |
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Royal Blue |
Clear royal blue variety, yellow stamens |
£3.75 |
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Vestal |
Arranged like an old fashioned posy; broad white outer petals and tight small petalled centre. |
£3.75 |
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viridifolia |
An attractive oddity with fresh whorls of green flowers. |
£3.75 |
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ANEMONE - Other varieties |
cylindrica
50cm |
Late spring herbaceous, white flowers and strong green centre |
£3.50 |
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x lipiensis |
Lovely pale yellow flowers on fine foliage. A very good cross between nemorosa and ranunculoides species. Forms good sized clumps. |
£3.50 |
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ranunculoides |
Often the first to show above ground. Dainty foliage and bright yellow flowers |
£3.50 |
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Autumn Flowering Anemones
Taller elegant anemones that really lift a late summer autumn planting to a new level. |
hupehensis
Hapsden Abundance 80cm |
An abundance of two-toned pink blooms on wide branching plants. |
£4.75 |
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x hybrida Pamina
75cm |
Slender stems with deep pink semi double flowers. Very good |
£4.75 |
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Queen Charlotte
1.2m |
Tall, strong, semi double, pink anemones. An excellent perennial with us. |
£4.75 |
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ANTHEMIS |
cupaniana
30cm |
Fastest growing cover I know for a slope or sunny border. Ferny silver leaves & a covering of dazzling white daisies. Easy to cut back if necessary, clean white posies for months |
£4.50 |
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Suzanne Mitchell
30cm |
Fast growing carpets of pretty grey/green and pale straw daisies from June to Oct |
£4.50 |
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AQUILEGIA
Columbines or Granny's Bonnets. Wonderful old fashioned perennials for the late spring garden. They mix & match and seed around pleasingly.
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canadensis
50 cm |
Heads of crimson, long spurred blooms with bright yellow centres. A classy variety |
£4.30 |
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discolor
20cm |
A small variety with pretty heads of sky blue with a white edge |
£4.30 |
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Mackanna Hybrids
90cm |
Strong reds, yellows and pink and orange, often as bi-colours. Sold as mixed colours |
£4 |
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£10 for Four
Mackanna Hybrids |
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ARABIS |
caucasicum
alba flora plena |
A very pretty double white spreading Arabis, each flower individually a perfect, tiny white rose. A most useful plant for the edge of a raised bed or rock. |
£3.50 |
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ferdinandi
coburgii var. |
Shiny, variegated green and gold leaves; white flowers |
£3 |
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ARMERIA |
macloviana
(Falkland Island Thrift) 30cm |
A seashore plant, found amongst the coastal grasses or clinging to rock cracks. Small domes of salt and sea washed pinks. |
£4 |
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ASARUM |
europaeum
20cm |
Lovely, shining, kidney-shaped leaves; excellent in shade |
£4.50 |
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ASPHODELUS |
albus
30cm |
Spears of foliage and spikes of white flowers, backs flushed soft apricot |
£4.50 |
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ASTER |
natalensis
20cm |
Wonderful little summer daisy. Bright blue. Loves full sun.
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£3.50 |
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turbinellus
90cm |
A great no fuss Michaelmas daisy. Dark, mildew free stems and lovely masses of soft purple blue flowers. |
£4.50 |
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ASTRANTIA (Masterworts) |
major
40cm |
Lovely old fashioned flowers with a central boss of stamens and surrounding ruff of papery white petals. The blooms last and dry well. |
£4.50 |
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Ruby Star |
The best of the new introductions.
Dark flushed foliage and ruby red flowers. |
£5 |
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AZORELLA |
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trifurcata |
A fantastic carpeting plant from Empetrum heaths throughout Southern South America. Hence drought and sun proof.
It forms a rock hard creeping green mat - unbelievable |
£3.50 |
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BELLIS Double Daisies
These are the tiny neat button daisies, not the larger seed raised flowers. They are antiques, having been around since 16th Century. Plant where you can appreciate their pretty, neat form. They are lovely mixed with dwarf early bulbs. After flowering, feed them well, and in a month or 2, divide and re-pot, then put in the shade. Watch out for greenfly. |
perennis
Alice |
Neat pale sugar-pink daisies. An old desirable cultivar |
£3.50 |
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rotundifolia
caerulescens |
Lovely little lavender blue daisies. Very pretty |
£3.50 |
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BERGENIA |
Bach
30cm |
Excellent red winter foliage and heads of pale pink in spring that age to white. |
£5 |
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Bartok
30cm |
Brilliant red textured leaves and red flowers in spring . Excellent new variety |
£5 |
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Silberlicht
25cm |
White flowers in spring on strong leaves. An old reliable plant |
£5 |
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BLETILLA (Hardy Orchid) |
striata
15cm |
Sparse, sword shaped leaves and pink orchid flowers. Usually recommended for humus rich woodland soil, but ours survives cold winters, drought & overshadowed by a huge Pieris and is doing fine. Maybe some care and it would be wonderful! |
£6.50 |
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CALTHA (Double Marsh Marigold) |
palustris plena
30cm |
Glistening green leaves and beautiful double flowers. Very striking in a damp area or waterside. |
£4.50 |
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CAMPANULA (The Bellflowers)
The bellflowers are an amazing range of plants. They are the backbone of summer borders and simultaneously can be excellent carpeting plants or precious tiny treasures.
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cochlearifolia
10cm |
Tiny double powder-puff blue bells on a spreading mat. Lovely in a wide shallow pot too. |
£3.30 |
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lactiflora
1.2m |
Stately blue summer bellflowers.
They bloom with the roses and Mock orange.
Hardy and magnificent |
£4.50 |
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lactiflora Pink |
Seed raised plants off pink parents; a mix of soft pinks. |
£4 |
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persicifolia alba coronata
50cm |
Wiry stems and perfect little rosettes of white studding the length. |
£4.50 |
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persicifolia
Chettle Charm
60cm |
Large open white bells perfectly rimmed with china blue. Beautiful |
£4.50 |
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poscharskyana
(Trailing Bellflower) |
Bright blue stars of blooms, on trailing stems. Excellent on walls or edging plantings |
£3.50 |
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CARDAMINE (Lady's smock family) |
pentaphylla
20cm |
Very early delicate flowers of purple and pink just before the five digit leaves. An annual event for me each spring |
£4 |
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pratense
30cm |
Our native lady's smock. Fresh watercress leaves and pretty pink flower. Wonderful emerging from short grass |
£4 |
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pratense
Big White |
A large, white flowered version of our native Ladies Smock. Very good in short grass or damp meadows. |
£4 |
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rhapanifolia
(Cuckoo Flower) |
Strong, early pink ladies smock on fresh, cress-green foliage. |
£4 |
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CARDIOCRINUM (Giant Lilies) |
giganteum 2.5m
(Giant Himalayan Lilies) |
Legendary lilies. Huge whorl of white trumpet flowers, downward facing so the scent and beauty are wonderfully accessible. The seed heads that follow are a feature for a year and more. |
£9.50 |
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CENTAUREA
Perennial cornflower or Bluebottle. These are long favoured cottage garden plants flowering very early, right after the daffodils. |
jacea
40cm |
A compact pretty magenta knapweed; open faced and rayed flower heads. |
£4 |
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montanum Parham
70cm
(Perennial Cornflower) |
An elegant form of this early flowerer; lovely lilac blue blooms. |
£4 |
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CENTRANTHUS
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A plant that lives on air, growing from walls and cracks in impossible rock faces. |
alba |
The white variant, excellent clean white flowers on show for many weeks. |
£4 |
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rubra
(Wall Valerian) 40cm |
Rich red flowers. Look up at the ramparts of Edinburgh and many castle walls and it is there. |
£4 |
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CHAMAEMELUM |
Treneague (Lawn Chamomile) |
The non-flowering Chamomile, lush, fresh green and fabulously aromatic. This is the one used for lawns, but think of it also on a bank or bower or in an arbour….imagine, imagine |
£2.75 |
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CHIASTOPHYLLUM |
oppositifolium
10cm |
Neat, shiny, leathery rosettes and yellow catkin flowers; perfect on a wall or rockery and good as an ingredient in planters. |
£3 |
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CHRYSANTHEMUM
Its odd, but chrysanthemums were a ubiquitous presence in every garden of my youth, and then suddenly gone. I have tried to find and grow them and revive interest here in Scotland. I am concentrating on the hardiest( not the big show varieties, that are not truly hardy) and hence the easiest to grow.
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Carmine Blush
60cm |
Neat mounds covered in single pink carmine Chrysanths. October until the snows. |
£4 |
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Chelsea Physic Garden
60cm |
Beautiful double ,dusky orange red, bronzed backed petal . Lasted very well as cut flowers. |
£4 |
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AVAILABLE IN JUNE |
Rose Madder
60cm |
Strong rose pink single blooms with a yellow eye. Scented. |
£4 |
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CICERBITA |
alpina
1.5m |
Beautiful branching heads of blue daisies on mounds of large toothed leaves.
A rare Scottish native and we love to sell it. |
£5 |
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plumeria
2m |
Lilac blue daisies on strong swaying stems. It seeds gently for us and we always have 4 or 5 in the garden each year, always welcome |
£4.50 |
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CIRSIUM |
rivulare
atropurpureum
1m |
Handsome basal clumps and large open sprays of purple/ red thistles, all without the spines! A remarkably good garden plant, repeat flowering from June to December. |
£4.50 |
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CODONOPSIS |
clematidea |
Twining grey stems and leaves and the most glamorous ice blue flower; turn up the bell shaped blooms and the centre is full of purple veins and orange markings. |
£4 |
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CONVALLARIA |
majalis
(Lily of the Valley) |
The lovely white bells with a heart melting fragrance. We sell plants established in pots, that will grow away far better than any dried root pieces. Also lovely in a container that can be brought indoors for a while to enjoy the blooms |
£3 |
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majalis rosea |
Pink flowered form. |
£3.50 |
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CORYDALIS |
elata
(The Fumitories)
40cm |
Green feathered foliage and lovely blue flowers. Does very well for us in woodland conditions. |
£3.50 |
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flexuosa
Purple Leaf
30cm |
Fine purple flushed foliage , and purple/blue flowers. Proving very good in the garden |
£3.50 |
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solida
Beth Evans |
Pretty soft rose flowers on very early foliage. Lovely with snowdrops. |
£4 |
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solida
George Baker |
The same foliage and habit with brick red blooms. Always surprising. |
£4 |
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CROCOSMIA (Montbretia)
Great plants for a late summer show, bold and bright.
They increase well and are rewarding to grow. |
Anna Marie
80cm |
Eye catching orange red. Long flowering period. New variety |
£4.50 |
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Canary Bird
50cm |
Attractive, floriferous variety with neat bright yellow blooms. |
£4.50 |
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Constance
80cm |
Startling orange with an open face and yellow centre. Very good. |
£4.50 |
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George Davison
70cm |
Taller yellow flowered variety. Reliable. |
£4.50 |
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Honey Angels
60cm |
Attractive bronzed leaves and yellow funnel-shaped flowers; excellent in the garden or containers. |
£4.50 |
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Limpopo
75cm |
Upward facing orange/apricot blooms; floriferous and striking in the late summer border. |
£4.50 |
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Mistral
75cm |
Early flowering variety; upright facing orange flowers, flushing pink with age; striking garden plants. |
£4 |
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Okavango
75cm |
A very good vigorous variety apricot orange with a long season in flower. |
£4.50 |
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paniculata
1.2m |
These are the finest and most effective vertical foliage in the spring border. Spears of growth emerge and open into elegant pleated leaves. Persimmon orange flowers in August. First class |
£4 |
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Paul’s Best Yellow
1.2m |
Tall variety; large golden yellow flowers; flowers open faced and showy. |
£4.50 |
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CYMBALARIA |
acquitriloba alba |
Tiny, flat ground hugging leaves….the leaves are shiny and shaped and marked like ivy. Flowers for months, neat white toadflax flowers. |
£3 |
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muralis
(Kenilworth Ivy /
Ivy-Leaved Toad Flax) |
The lovely little violet toad flaxes on tiny ivy like trailing leaves that scramble on and through walls.
I'll bet you have tried taking pieces like me...but they rarely work . You need to raise from seed. Here they are. |
£3 |
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DACTYLORRHIZA |
purpurella
(Northern Marsh Orchid)
15cm |
A lovely Scots native, popping up throughout our garden. A really dark purple orchid. |
£5 |
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DELOSPERMUM |
nubigenum
(Yellow Ice Plant) |
A small-leaved hardy succulent that makes good carpets covered with bright yellow flowers. Very useful on dry sunny site. |
£3 |
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DIANTHUS (Garden Pinks) |
Kesteven Kirkstead
20cm |
Large white single pinks with a purple centre marked; flowers on and on; lovely fragrance. |
£4 |
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La Bourboule |
A perfect carpeting pink; neat leaves and tiny pink flowers covering the foliage in June. |
£3.50 |
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Red Dwarf |
Single red flowers; maroon centre and lots of white stamens. |
£4 |
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Robina's Daughter
15cm |
From a garden on Skye: semi double white with perfect clove fragrance. Good grey carpeting habit. |
£4 |
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DIASCIA |
rigescens
50cm |
Spikes of summer pink blooms that bulk up and give a great display for many months, through to the frosts. Excellent plants |
£4 |
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DICENTRA |
cucullaria
25cm |
Dainty glaucous foliage and white waxy bell flowers; humus rich soil part shade. Exquisite. |
£4.50 |
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formosa alba
50cm |
Pure white flowers on the attractive leaves in spring.
Lovely in shade and woodlands. |
£4 |
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formosa
Cox's Dark Red
30cm
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Lovely dark wine red blooms on olive green foliage |
£4.50 |
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DIERAMA Wand Flowers or Angel’s Fishing Rods
They are a real feature of our summer garden. Grassy foliage with elegant arching, wiry stems dripping with slender bells, in papery calyxes. Each year we try some new species, and none have disappointed yet, proving both hardy and glamorous.
Excellent in sea side gardens too. |
adelphicum
1m |
Attractive flared pink bells on an upright plant. |
£4.50 |
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igneum
50cm |
Open faced bells of a brick red. The hardiest of all we grow and increases well. |
£4.50 |
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pulcherrimum
1.2m |
Long grassy leaves and arching stems, dripping with lilac pink bells emerging form silver papery calyxes. Exquisite. |
£4.50 |
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DIGITALIS (Foxgloves)
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mertonensis
(Strawberry Foxglove)
90 cm |
Spires of excellent foxgloves with the colour of strawberry smoothies. Lovely darkly marked inners to the bells. |
£4 |
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purpurea alba
2m |
The white foxglove.
Stately plants wonderful in shade. Biennial |
£4 |
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DORONICUM |
pardalianches
Giant Leopard's Bane 80cm |
Fresh green foliage and a mass of yellow daisies. They fill the gap after daffodils like no other flowering perennial. |
£4 |
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DODECATHEON |
media
Goliath
30cm |
Strong stems of cyclamen-like flowers; lilac pink with yellow tip. |
£4 |
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ECHINACEA |
tennessensis
Rocky Top 60cm |
We have struggled with Echinacea and hence we are looking at this variety. Very close to the species, vigorous and attractive. Purple cone flowers with brown central boss.
Let's give it a go. |
£4.50 |
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ECHINOPS |
ritro
Veitch's Blue
2m |
Amazing tattered leaves and strong stems headed up with blue spheres of flower. A midsummer plant, loved by bees and butterflies. |
£4.50 |
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EPIMEDIUM
Epimediums make excellent ground cover, they grow just about anywhere, and possess a real air of elegance. The spring flowers are dainty and repay close observation.
The leaves follow and are fresh green, often bronze tinged and veined, lasting through winter.
They work through a planting as stitches in a tapestry.I have also seen them looking terrific in large container plantings, often alone. |
x versicolor
sulphureum
40cm |
Lovely, fresh bronze veined foliage and pale lemon flowers. |
£4.50 |
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x perralchium Frohnleiten
50cm |
Tough evergreen foliage with bronze markings. A good species for dry conditions. Excellent early foliage and yellow flowers. |
£4.50 |
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ERINUS |
alpinus
5cm |
An indispensable small plant. Tiny mauve flowers. Wonderful between pavings, on wall edges…in any corner that needs a lift. Smashing plant. |
£3 |
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ERYNGIUM (Sea hollies) |
alpinum
60cm |
The finest and largest sea holly. Blue lacy ruffs on blue cones. Definitely more Blackadder than Baldrick. |
£5 |
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bourgatti
Graham Stuart Thomas
30cm |
Deeply cut variegated foliage, gives a lacy effect; branching heads of marine blue sea hollies. Floriferous and long in flower. Excellent. |
£5 |
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giganteum
(Miss Wilmott's Ghost)
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Grow this biennial sea holly in the driest sunniest place and it becomes silver and almost white. Startlingly good. |
£4.50 |
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oliveranum
90cm |
Glorious steely blue sea hollies; wonderful on well drained soils. |
£5 |
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Neptune's Gold
30cm |
A terrific new perennial. Golden filigree foliage and bright blue sea hollies. |
£6 |
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ERYTHRONIUM (Dog's Tooth Violets) |
californicum
White Beauty |
Creamy white reflexed flowers; cream mottled leaves. |
£4.50 |
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dens canis
15cm
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Beautiful early flowering rhizomes; dark spotted olive leaves and pink flowers, reflexed like a cyclamen. These are seed raised from our long established plants. |
£4.50 |
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Pagoda
20cm |
Bright green leaf straps and yellow lantern flowers. Vigorous |
£4.50 |
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EUPHORBIA DON'T FORGET to watch out for Euphorbia sap. It is very irritant to eyes. |
cyparissius
Fens Ruby
15cm |
Delicate froth of red foliage, resembling sphagnum moss.
Suited to a dry open situation; lime green bracts |
£3.50 |
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griffithi
Dixter
1m |
Interesting early red shoots appear in March/ April, followed by upright bronzed stems and leaves and topped by vivid orange bracts. Excellent and attractive. |
£4.80 |
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polychroma
25cm |
Tidy spring growth topped with a golden yellow bract show. Some autumn colour too. |
£4.50 |
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