| SEED LIST |
Price
(£.p) |
ACHILLEA
clypeolata (1-2ft 50cm) Golden flat headed flowers
are borne between June and August above feathery
silver-grey foliage. Good for the rock garden. SEE
PICTURE
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1.40 |
| ACHILLEA sibirica 'Love Parade' (2ft 60cm)
Large heads of soft pink flowers between June and
September can be cut for a vase. Fern-like foliage. |
1.40 |
| ACHLYS triphylla (10in 25cm) Vanilla Leaf. A
shade lover suitable for ground cover. Grown for the
beauty of its fan shaped leaves although the tiny flowers
that open in June are fragrant when dried. Fleshy fruits
also form. |
1.45 |
| ACINOS alpinus (6in 15cm) Suited to the
rock-garden and forming red-violet flowers on a cushion
of foliage between June and September. |
1.45 |
| ACONITUM carmichaelii 'Spatlese' (5-6ft 160cm)
Light blue flowers are produced in autumn. Can be cut for
a vase. |
1.25 |
| ACONITUM septentrionale 'Ivorine' (6ft 180cm)
Tall branching stems carry violet flowers during
June-July which can be cut for a vase. |
1.40 |
| ACONITUM variegatum (5ft 150cm) Wiry branching
stems produce violet flowers between August and September
that are often marked with white. These can be cut for a
vase. |
1.40 |
| ACONITUM vulparia (3-4ft 100cm) Large clumps
of dark green leaves. Light yellow flowers are produced
on tall stems in July and August. |
1.40 |
| ACORUS calamus (3-4ft 100cm) Excellent for the
bog garden its long strap like leaves are scented when
crushed. Greenish yellow flowers during May and June. |
1.55 |
| ACTAEA erythrocarpa (1-2ft 50cm) Commonly
known as Baneberry. This variety carries maroon colour
berries after flowering. |
1.45 |
| ACTAEA pachypoda (2ft 60cm) Columns of white
flowers turn to white berries in autumn all held aloft on
bright red stems. |
1.50 |
| ACTAEA rubra (1ft 35cm) Sprays of white
flowers are followed in summer/autumn by vivid red
berries. |
1.45 |
| ACTAEA spicata (1-2ft 50cm) Glistening black
berries are produced during early autumn. |
1.45 |
| ADENOPHORA bulleyana (3ft 90cm) Slender
pointed leaves and panicles of light blue campanula-like
flowers on strong upright stems. Flowers can be cut for a
vase and appear in June and July. |
1.75 |
| ADONIS vernalis (1ft 30cm) Holds its plumes of
vivid feathery green foliage for longer than most other
varieties. Ideal for rock gardens. |
1.50 |
| AGAPANTHUS umbellatus (3-4ft 100cm) Evergreen
foliage and deep blue flowers between May and August.
Ideal for sunny situations. |
1.60 |
| AGAPANTHUS umbellatus 'Albus' (2-3ft 80cm)
Produces white flower heads in summer above strap-like
leaves. Ideally suited to growing in a pot or tub. Needs
winter protection as it is not fully hardy. |
1.65 |
| AGASTACHE foeniculum (2-3ft 70cm) Blue flowers
on strong erect foliage between July and September much
loved by honey-bees. |
1.55 |
| AGASTACHE rugosa (2ft 60cms) Purple-blue
flowers throughout the summer attracting honey-bees. The
foliage is aromatic. |
1.25 |
| AGASTACHE rugosa 'Alba' (2ft 60cm) Pure white
flowers are borne from June to September. Good cut
flower. |
1.55 |
| AGRIMONIA eupatoria 'Alba' (1-2ft 50cm) Long
white flower spikes through June to August above vibrant
dark green feathered foliage. |
1.65 |
| ALCEA Ficifolia-Hybrids (6ft 180cm) The
majestic hollyhock in a mixture of colours such as white,
yellow, pink, copper and red. Flowering period is
May-October |
1.60 |
| ALCEA rosea plena 'Chaters Chamois' (6ft
180cm) Tall strong growth and masses of double chamois
coloured flowers throughout the summer. |
1.60 |
| ALCEA rosea plena 'Chaters Yellow' (6ft 180cm)
Double yellow flowers between May and October. |
1.60 |
| ALCEA rosea plena 'Chaters Red' (6ft 180cm)
Spires of double red flowers. |
1.60 |
| ALCEA rosea plena 'Chaters White' (6ft 180cm)
Double white flowers, good for cutting for a vase. |
1.60 |
| ALCEA rosea plena 'Chaters Purple' (6ft 180cm)
Strong columns of double purple flowers. |
1.60 |
| ALCEA rosea plena 'Chaters Salmon Pink' (6ft
180cm) Majestic columns of double salmon pink flowers. |
1.60 |
| ALCEA rosea 'Nigra' (6ft 180cm) Very dark
blooms, black-red in colour through May to October. |
1.60 |
| ALCHEMILLA mollis (1-2ft 50cm) Yellow flowers
are produced in June on grey-green foliage. |
1.55 |
| ALCHEMILLA mollis 'Auslese' (1-2ft 50cm)
Grey-green foliage. Feathery sprays of greenish-yellow
flowers in summer. |
1.55 |
| ALISMA lanceolatum (1-2ft 50cm) Produces
triangular panicles of pink blossom. Suited to the bog
garden. |
1.75 |
| ALISMA parviflorum Large leaves with umbels of
white flowers from June-September. Good bog garden plant.
|
1.75 |
| ALISMA plantago-aquatica (2-3ft 70cm) Loves
the bog garden where it will produce panicles of white
flowers from June to September. |
1.75 |
| ALLIUM aflatunense (3-4ft 100cm) 3-4inch
umbels of light violet flowers open in May above
grey-green leaves attracting honey-bees. |
1.60 |
| ALLIUM amethystinum (1-2ft 50cm) Purple blooms
are borne on this ornamental onion during June and July. |
1.60 |
| ALLIUM atropurpureum (1-2ft 50cm) Suitable for
the rock garden and producing wine-red blooms in
April/May. |
1.60 |
| ALLIUM carinatum pulchellum (1-2ft 40cm)
Grassy foliage with amethyst-purple flowers during July
and August. |
1.60 |
| ALLIUM cernuum (1ft 35cm) Nodding flower heads
of pinky-red in May and June. Good for the rock garden
with attractive seed heads. |
1.60 |
| ALLIUM christophii albopilosum (1-2ft 40cm)
Large red seed heads 10inches across in June/July attract
honey-bees and are supported on strong erect stalks. |
1.65 |
| ALLIUM cyatophorum farreri (1ft 35cm) Good
rock garden plant with red flowers in May and June. |
1.60 |
| ALLIUM flavum (1ft 30cm) A yellow variety,
suitable for the rock garden and for cutting for a vase.
Flowers May-August. |
1.60 |
| ALLIUM jesdianum (3-4ft 100cm) Lilac-rose
flowers are produced in May and June and are good for
cutting for a vase. |
1.60 |
| ALLIUM karataviense (10in 25cm) Best rock
garden variety with spectacular blooms in April and May. |
1.70 |
| ALLIUM nigrum multibulbosum (2ft 60cm) The
flowers of white to pale lilac are seen in May and June
and are good for cutting for a vase. Good plant for the
rock garden. |
1.60 |
| ALLIUM praecox (1ft 35cm) Flowers vary in
colour from deep pink to white and appear in April and
May. Good rock garden variety. |
1.55 |
| ALLIUM ramosum odorum (1-2ft 50cm) Suited to
the rock garden it has grass-like foliage and white bell
like flowers in September and October. |
1.55 |
| ALLIUM rosenbachianum (3ft 90cm) Rich purple
flower umbels 5-6inches across in May and June are
suitable for cutting for a vase. |
1.60 |
| ALLIUM rosenbachianum album (3ft 90cm) White
flower umbels open May-June and can be cut for a vase. |
1.60 |
| ALLIUM senescens montanum (1-2ft 40cm) Similar
in appearance to Armeria (Thrift or Sea Pink) but
enlarged. Suited to the rock garden and producing rose
coloured pom-pom flowers in July and August. |
1.60 |
| ALLIUM sphaerocephalum (1-2ft 50cm) Honey-bees
love the purple-red flowers of July and August which can
be cut for a vase. |
1.60 |
| ALLIUM stipitatum (3ft 90cm) Scented spherical
blooms between June and August can be cut for a vase. |
1.60 |
| ALLIUM tuberosum (1-2ft 50cm) Commonly known
as Chinese Chives. June to September sees lots of white
pin-cushion flowers borne aloft on a thicket of stems |
1.60 |
| ALLIUM ursinum (10in 25cm) Ornamental onion
with white flowers in May. |
1.55 |
| ALONSOA meridionalis (2ft 60cm) An ideal plant
for growing in pots and tubs. Flowers of cinnabar-red
from mid summer into autumn. |
1.65 |
| ALSTROEMERIA aurantiaca 'Aurea' (1-2ft 50cm)
Commonly known as the Peruvian lily. Blooms are varying
shades of orange and appear in summer and can be cut for
a vase. |
1.55 |
| ALSTROEMERIA hookerii (8in 20cm) This dwarf
variety has thin wiry leaves with pink flowers from July
to September that are delicately spotted with red and
yellow. Requires some protection in winter. |
1.60 |
| ALATHEA officinalis (6ft 180cm) Pink hollyhock
with tall flower spikes between May and September.
Commonly known as the Marshmallow. |
1.85 |
| ALYSSOIDES utriculata (8in 20cm) Yellow
flowers in May and June give way to majestic columns of
seed pods which are good for flower arranging. Suits the
rock garden. |
1.65 |
| ALYSSUM argenteum (1-2ft 40cm) Shrubby
grey-green foliage covered with masses of yellow flower
heads 2-3inches across from June to August. |
1.60 |
| AMORPHA canescens (2-3ft 80cm) Erect stems of
grey-downy foliage with 6inch purplish-blue flower spikes
between July and September. Prefers a dry sunny position. |
1.65 |
| AMSONIA tabernaemontana (2-3ft 80cm) Light
blue flowers during May to July above broad leaves. |
1.55 |
| ANEMONE leveillei (1-2ft 50cm) Lots of
white-soft pink waxy flowers in April and May. |
1.55 |
| ANEMONE nemorosa (6in 15cm) The Wood Anemone.
White flowers tinged with pinky-red on the outside from
March till May. |
1.55 |
| ANEMONE ranunculoides (6in 15cm) April to May
sees the appearance of yellow flowers. Favours a woodland
environment. |
1.50 |
| ANEMONE rivularis (1-2ft 50cm) Many erect
stems carrying large white flowers are produced above
dark green leaves during May and June. |
1.45 |
| ANEMONE virginiana (3ft 90cm) White flowers
open from June to August and last well when cut for a
vase. |
1.65 |
| ANGELICA atropurpurea (6ft 180cm) Tall
purple-red stems carry the umbels of white flowers which
are produced between July and September and can be cut
for a vase. |
1.75 |
| ANGELICA pachycarpa (3-4ft 100cm) Shiny,
leathery foliage and umbels of white flowers between July
and September. |
1.65 |
| ANTHEMIS sancti-johannis (1-2ft 40cm) Bright
orange flowers 2inches across from June to August. Hairy
grey-green leaves. |
1.65 |
| ANTHEMIS tinctoria (1-2ft 50cm) Commonly known
as Ox-Eye Chamomile or Golden Marguerite. Golden flowers
between July and September. |
1.45 |
| ANTHEMIS tinctoria 'Kelwayi' (1-2ft 40cm) This
one suited to the rock garden with lemon-yellow blooms in
summer |
1.55 |
| ANTHERICUM ramosum (2-3ft 70cm) Loose airy
white flower spikes are carried above grass like foliage
from June to August. |
1.50 |
| ANTHYLLIS vulneraria (6-8in 20cm) Suited to
the rock garden. Tufted green foliage with yellow-orange
flowers above in summer. |
1.35 |
| ANTHYLLIS vulneraria coccinea (6in 15cm)
Scarlet-orange clusters of pea-like blooms on branching
stems between May and August. |
1.35 |
| AQUILEGIA Clematiflora-Hybride (1-2ft 40cm)
Reddish-purple flowers are spurless and appear between
May and July |
1.45 |
| AQUILEGIA vulgaris 'William Guiness' (2ft
60cm) Unusual deep purple-black and white flowers open
between May and July. |
1.55 |
| AQUILEGIA vulgaris plena 'Ruby Port' (2-3ft
70cm) Delightful and distinctive spiky bobbles of ruby
coloured flowers from May to July. |
1.55 |
| AQUILEGIA vulgaris 'Woodside Gold' (2ft 60cm)
Unusual bright golden foliage turning lime green with the
approach of autumn. |
1.45 |
| ARISAEMA triphyllum (1-2ft 40cm) Jack in the
Pulpit. Distinctive upturned tubular flowers are green
outside with sripes of purplish-brown inside. Flowers
March/April followed by red berries during July to
September. |
1.75 |
| ARUM alpinum (8in 20cm) Arums have what looks
like a flower but is really a bract growing from the
stem, in this case green ones in April/May. Heads of
orange-red fruits follow. |
1.75 |
| ARUM creticum (1-2ft 40cm) Goblets of flowery
bracts ranging from cream to striking yellow during
May/June above spear-like leaves. |
1.75 |
| ARUM dioscoridis (1ft 30cm) In April/May
flowery bracts open, usually yellow-green, sometimes
flushed with purple or rusty-red spots. |
1.70 |
| ARUM italicum (1ft 30cm) The leaves of this
lily are veined in silvery-white. Flower bracts are
greenish-white but the real show is from the columns of
orange-red berries it produces. |
1.75 |
| ARUM maculatum (1ft 30cm) The leaves are
spotted with dark-purple and are good for floral
arrangments. Whitish flower bracts are followed by
coral-red berries. |
1.70 |
| ASCLEPIAS speciosa (3-4ft 100cm) Stems and
leaves are covered in downy hairs. Umbels of purple-pink
bell shaped flowers between June and August. |
1.55 |
| ASCLEPIAS syriaca (6-7ft 200cm) Pink flowers
during June to August which can be cut for a vase. |
1.55 |
| ASCLEPIAS tuberosa (2-3ft 70cm) Bright orange
flowers between June and August can be cut for a vase. It
produces downy stems and hairy foliage. |
1.70 |
| ASTER diplostephioides (1-2ft 45cm) An unusual
clump-forming aster suited to the rock-garden. The lilac
flowers that appear between July and September are very
large and can be cut for a vase. |
1.50 |
| ASTER turbinellus (4ft 120cm) Masses of starry
violet-blue flowers are carried on multiple branched
stems between September and November. Very attractive and
can be cut for a vase. |
1.45 |
| ASTRANTIA carniolica 'Rubra' (2ft 60cm) Dense
clumps of foliage carry wiry stems with multiple plum
coloured flower-heads during the summer/autumn period.Can
be cut for a vase. |
1.65 |
| ASTRANTIA major (2ft 60cm) Whitish domed
flower heads are veined with pink and visited by
honey-bees. Can be cut for a vase. |
1.45 |
| ASTRANTIA major 'Alba' (2ft 60cm) June and
August sees the production of multiple white flowers that
can be cut for a vase. |
1.50 |
| ASTRANTIA major 'Rosea' (2-3ft 70cm) Rose-pink
flowers that can be cut for a vase are produced between
June and August. |
1.65 |
| ASTRANTIA major 'Primadonna' (2-3ft 70cm)
Flowers of varying shades of purple in June and July can
be cut for a vase. |
1.60 |
| ATHAMANTHA cretensis (10in 25cm) Velvety
leaves with panicles of white flowers in May and June.
Good for the rock garden. |
1.40 |
| BACCHARIS halimifolia (4ft
120cm) A plant for the bog-garden and salt tolerant as
well. Producing white flower heads in late summer-autumn. |
1.55 |
| BALDELLIA ranunculoides (2-3ft 70cm) Panicles
of pink blossom from August to October on this handsome
bog garden plant. |
1.65 |
| BALSAMORRHIZA sagittata (1-2ft 40cm) Likes the
rock garden. May and June sees the opening of bright
yellow flowers. |
1.65 |
| BAPTISIA leucantha (4ft 120cm) White flowered
variety with similar characteristics to 'australis'
above. The seed pods can be dried for flower arranging. |
1.75 |
| BELAMCANDA chinensis (2ft 60cm) Commonly
called 'Leopard Flower' due to it's orange bowl-shaped
flowers with rusty-reds spots from July to September.
Sometimes called 'Backberry Lily' because its seed pods
open revealing a mass of black seeds. Grow in a warm
position or offer some protection in cold regions. |
1.65 |
| BERLANDIERA lyriata (10in 25cm) Yellow flowers
are chocolate scented. Suited to the rock-garden but
needs protection in winter. |
1.65 |
| BUPHTHALMUM salicifolium (1-2ft 50cm) Masses
of deep yellow blossoms throughout the summer can be cut
for a vase. |
1.65 |
| CALAMINTHA grandiflora (8in
20cm) Suited to the rock-garden. The aromatic green
foliage is covered with masses of purple-rose flowers
between May and July. |
1.20 |
| CALLA palustris (10in 25cm) Likes the bog
garden where from May to June it produces white flowery
bracts followed by red fruits. |
1.65 |
| CALLIRHOE involucrata (8in 20cm) Poppy Mallow.
A sprawling habit with bright silky, wine red,
saucer-like flowers nearly 2in across produced from July
to September. |
1.50 |
| CAMASSIA leichtlinii (3-4ft 100cm) Spires of
starry creamy-white flowers on strong stems May-June. |
1.55 |
| CAMPANULA alliariifolia (1-2ft 40cm) Strong
grower forming heart-shaped leaves with flower stalks
that carry lots of creamy-white flower bells. |
1.65 |
| CAMPANULA carpatica (8in 20cm) July and August
sees a mass of light blue flowers on clump-forming plants
suited to the rock garden. |
1.60 |
| CAMPANULA glomerata dahurica (1-2ft 50cm)
Clusters of dark-violet flowers are borne on tall stems
between May and October. |
1.60 |
| CAMPANULA latifolia (3ft 90cm) Tall branching
stems carry light lavender-blue flowers which are good
for cutting for a vase during June and July. |
1.60 |
| CAMPANULA latifolia 'Alba' (3ft 90cm) Erect
stems carry the white tubular flowers that are produced
during June and July. |
1.60 |
| CAMPANULA pyramidalis (4-5ft 140cm) Broad
spires of blue flowers are hoisted above the heart-shaped
foliage during July-August. |
1.35 |
| CAMPANULA pyramidalis 'Alba' (5ft 150cm)
Commonly called 'Steeple Bells' as it is one of the
tallest campanulas. This is a white flowered form. |
1.35 |
| CAMPANULA rapunculoides (3-4ft 100cm)
Nettle-like foliage with raised flower stems from June to
September carrying violet-blue starry bell flowers. |
1.40 |
| CAMPANULA rapunculus (2-3ft 70cm) Produces
white or blue funnel shaped flowers on erect stems during
July and August. Treat as biennial. |
1.35 |
| CAMPANULA trachelium (2-3ft 80cm) Commonly
called 'Coventry bells'. Thick angular stems carry the
wide bell-shaped flowers which are lilac coloured and
appear between July and September. |
1.15 |
| CENTAUREA dealbata (2-3ft 80cm) Grey-green
leaves with the underside silver. Branching stems produce
rose-pink flowers up to 3 inches across in June and July
often again in September. |
1.35 |
| CENTAUREA jacea (2-3ft 80cm) Purple flowers
open from June to September attracting honey-bees. |
1.45 |
| CENTAUREA montana (1-2ft 50cm) Profusions of
blue flowers up to 3 inches across appear from May to
July. Much loved by honey-bees and florists. |
1.25 |
| CENTAUREA scabiosa (3-4ft 100cm) The flowers
of this variety are attractive to honey-bees and can be
cut for a vase |
1.25 |
| CENTAUREA uniflora nervosa (1-2ft 50cm)
Roundish flower heads of purple-pink in June and July
suitable for cutting for a vase. |
1.35 |
| CEPHALARIA gigantea (6-7ft 200cm) Forms a
clump of large green leaves from which tall stems emerge
carrying primrose-yellow scabious-like flowers between
June and August. |
1.15 |
| CHELIDONIUM majus (1-2ft 50cm) A mass of
golden poppy like blooms in spring and summer. |
1.15 |
| CIMICIFUGA racemosa cordifolia (3-4ft 100cm)
Anemone-like leaves with riseing spires of cream-white
flowers during August and September. Does best in a shady
situation. |
1.55 |
| CIMICIFUGA ramosa 'Atropurpurea' (6-7ft 200cm)
Produces coppery-red foliage. Flower buds tinged with a
similar colouration open with white flowers in autumn.
These can be cut for a vase. |
1.75 |
| CIMICIFUGA americana (4-5ft 140cm) Strong
upright growth and white flowers in late summer and early
autumn |
1.55 |
| CIRCAEA lutetiana (1-2ft 40cm) A creeping
plant that flowers in June and July with colours that
vary from white to reddish. |
1.55 |
| CLEMATIS campaniflora A climber flowering
during June and July with greenish-light blue flowers. |
1.45 |
| CLEMATIS heracleifolia (2-3ft 80cm) Indigo
blue flowers during August and September. |
1.45 |
| CLEMATIS integrifolia (1-2ft 45cm) A tiny gem
clothed in steel blue flowers. |
1.45 |
| CLEMATIS macropetala Hybrids A mixture of
large flowered climbing hybrids including colours of
light blue to purple as well as pink and white. Flowering
period May-June |
1.45 |
| CLEMATIS mandschurica (3-4ft 100cm) Climber.
During July and August large white flowers are produced. |
1.45 |
| CLEMATIS potaninii (8-9ft 250cm) Many white
flowers are produced on this climber from July to
September. |
1.45 |
| CLEMATIS rectra (3-4ft 100cm) Beautiful white
blooms on this climber during July and August. |
1.45 |
| CLEMATIS rectra 'Purpurea' (4ft 120cm) A
climber with scented white flowers July-August. The
leaves and stems of new growth is red. |
1.45 |
| CLEMATIS tangutica A climber with nodding
golden flower heads around June followed by a second
flush around August. Attractive silvery seed heads are an
extra bonus. |
1.45 |
| CLEMATIS terniflora Pure white flowers open
during August and September on this climber. |
1.45 |
| CLEMATIS vitalba A high climbing clematis with
white flowers from July to September. |
1.45 |
| CODONOPSIS clematidea (1-2ft 50cm) A good rock
garden plant. Soft blue campanula-shaped blooms with
lovely internal markings during June-July. |
1.35 |
| CODONOPSIS mollis (3ft 90cm) Light blue
flowers on long stems above leaves clothed with grey
hairs. |
1.35 |
| CONVALLARIA majalis (8in 20cm) Lily of the
valley. Multiplies quickly making it a usefull ground
cover. Pointed tongues of green foliage protect the many
small pure waxy white nodding bell flowers which appear
along arching stems in May and June. Sweetly scented. |
1.55 |
| CRAMBE cordifolia (6-7ft 200cm) Big dark green
leaves from which strong multi branched stems emerge
bearing clouds of small white scented gypsophyla-like
flowers in June and July. Impressive. |
1.85 |
| CRAMBE maritima (2-3ft 70cm) Strong growing
with blue-grey leaves and large heads of white flowers
from May to July. |
1.65 |
| CROCOSMIA Hybrid 'Orangerot' (2ft 60cm)
Between July and October a stunning array of orange-red
flowers light up the garden. |
1.50 |
| CYCLAMEN cilicium (4-6in 12cm) Hardy cyclamen
suited to the rock-garden. Marbled maroon-green leaves
with flowers in varying shades of deep rose, pale rose or
white around September/October. |
1.85 |
| CYCLAMEN coum 'Album' (2in 5cm) This one likes
the rock garden where it produces many white flowers
during February and March. |
1.80 |
| CYCLAMEN coum 'Rubrum' (2in 5cm) February and
March sees red flowers on this hardy cyclamen most suited
to the rock-garden. |
1.80 |
| CYCLAMEN hederifolium (3in 10cm) One for the
rock garden. Pink and white flowers in late summer, early
autumn. |
1.45 |
| DELPHINIUM belladonna 'Bellamosum'
(4ft 120cm) Elegant gentian-blue columns June-August. |
1.45 |
| DELPHINIUM belladonna 'Casa Blanca' (5ft
150cm) Pure white flowers borne on tall stems. Good for
cutting for a vase. |
1.45 |
| DELPHINIUM belladonna 'Connecticut Yankee'
(3ft 90cm) A real Yankee doodle dandee. Blue flowers,
good for cutting for a vase. |
1.45 |
| DELPHINIUM cardinale (2ft 60cm) Scarlet-red
flowers are produced in June and July are particularly
shiny. Good for cutting for a vase. |
1.45 |
| DELPHINIUM elatum (5-6ft 170cm) Majestic
columns of violet-blue flowers with a black centre in
June-July. |
1.45 |
| DELPHINIUM exaltatum (6ft 180cm) Multiple
branched blue and purple flowers are produced in July and
August. |
1.45 |
| DELPHINIUM grandiflora 'Blauer Zwerg' (1-2ft
40cm) Good for the rock garden or in pots and tubs.
Beautiful gentian blue flowers. |
1.45 |
| DELPHINIUM grandiflora 'Butterfly Compactum'
(1-2ft 50cm) Suitable for the rock garden. Flowers are
ultramarine blue. |
1.45 |
| DELPHINIUM tatsiense (2ft 60cm) Multiple stems
of large bright blue flowers June-July. |
1.45 |
| DICENTRA eximia (1ft 30cm) Quick growing
grey-green fern-like foliage. Rose-red narrowly
heart-shaped flowers hang in drooping racemes from May to
September. |
1.45 |
| DICENTRA formosa (1ft 30cm) Delightful pink
flower lockets hang from stems flushed with pink in early
summer. Forms hummocks of ferny leaves. |
1.85 |
| DIERAMA pulcherrimum (5ft 150cm) "Angels'
fishing-rods". Lots of pale pink to purple bell
shaped flowers are suspended on the ends of long stalks
in early autumn. A real gem. |
1.45 |
| DIGITALIS ambigua (2-3ft 80cm) Large bright
yellow flower columns are born between June and July
above rosettes of veined leaves. |
1.30 |
| DIGITALIS ambigua 'Carillon' (1-2ft 35cm) A
dwarf perennial foxglove with yellow tubular bellflowers
around June to July. |
1.65 |
| DIGITALIS ferruginea 'Gigantea' (5ft 150cm) A
whopper! Tall strong growth and flowers of yellow infused
with chocolate. Biennial. |
1.45 |
| DIGITALIS ferruginea 'Gigantea Gelber Herold'
(4-5ft 150cm) Huge pure yellow flower spikes between June
and August can be cut for a vase. Biennial. |
1.45 |
| DIGITALIS laevigata (2-3ft 80cm) A delightful
foxglove flowering between June and August with yellow
flowers speckled with chocolate. |
1.45 |
| DIGITALIS lanata (2-3ft 80cm) Commonly known
as the Wooly Foxglove. Flowers are a combination of white
and chocolate. |
1.25 |
| DIGITALIS lutea (2-3ft 80cm) Between June and
August this free-flowering foxglove produces spires of
light yellow flowers. |
1.25 |
| DIGITALIS mertonensis (2-3ft 80cm) In May and
June large trumpets of raspberry-rose coloured flowers
are produced above faintly hairy leaves. |
1.25 |
| DIGITALIS obscura (1-2ft 45cm) At first glance
this plant does not look like a foxglove at all due to
its long thin leaves. The separated flower trumpets are
coppery-rust in colour. |
1.45 |
| DIGITALIS parviflora (2ft 60cm) Sturdy spires
of tightly packed red and chocolate brown flowers around
August and September. |
1.15 |
| DIGITALIS purpurea (2-3ft 80cm) Rosettes of
rich green leaves send up spikes of purply-red tubular
flowers with speckled thoats from June to July. Biennial. |
1.20 |
| DIGITALIS purpurea 'Alba' (3-4ft 100cm) Large
white tubular bell flowers on long spikes during summer.
Biennial. |
1.25 |
| DIGITALIS purpurea 'Apricot' (3-4ft 100cm) A
delightful and unusual yellowish-pink form that flowers
between May and July. Biennial. |
1.55 |
| DIGITALIS purpurea 'Excelsior' (4ft 120cm)
This strain is particularly impressive with florets
tightly packed all round the flower stem showing off
their speckled throats. Mixture of colours. Biennial. |
1.60 |
| DIGITALIS purpurea 'Foxy' (2-3ft 80cm) Masses
of large mixed coloured speckle throated tubular flowers.
A sturdy main stem with many flowering side shoots all of
which can be cut for use in a vase. Biennial. |
1.10 |
| DIGITALIS purpurea 'Gloxiniaeflora' (5ft
150cm) Large plant and Large flowers make this foxglove
particularly noticable. A mixture of colours. Biennial. |
1.25 |
| DIGITALIS thapsi (1-2ft 45cm) May to July sees
the opening of purple-rose flowers, the throat of which
are spotted with red, all on branching flower stalks. |
1.55 |
| DRACOCEPHALUM argunense 'Fuji Blue' (1ft 30cm)
Compact clumps of thin spine-like leathery leaves with
many bright blue flower spikes from June to August. Good
rock-garden plant. |
1.45 |
| DRACOCEPHALUM argunense 'Fuji White' (1ft
30cm) Same habit as 'Fuji Blue' but with white flower
spikes. |
1.45 |
| DRACOCEPHALUM botryoides (6in 15cm) Cushions
of grey-green evergreen foliage. Pink flower heads around
April-May. Good rock-garden plant. |
1.50 |
| DRACOCEPHALUM ruyschiana (10in 25cm) Erect
spikes with whorls of blue flowers between June and
August above thin spikey green leaves. |
1.45 |
| DUCHESNEA indica (4in 10cm) Indian strawberry.
Excellent for ground cover with yellow flowers from June
to September followed by upright red berries. |
1.65 |
| ECHINACEA angustifolia (2-3ft
75cm) Flowers June to October. A circular brown
center-piece that turns yellow as pollen forms is ringed
by pinky-red petals. |
1.85 |
| ECHINACEA pallida (2-3ft 80cm) A ring of long
pink petals hang from the central core of the flower
which develops a whitish pollen. Flowering period July to
September. |
1.75 |
| ECHINACEA purpurea (3-4ft 100cm) Flowers up to
4 inches across have a raised central cone of orange
around which purple-rose petals open attracting
honey-bees during the flowering period of July to
September. |
1.60 |
| ECHINACEA purpurea 'Magnus' (3-4ft 100cm)
Large flowers from July to September with rusty red
cental cones ringed by coral-pink non drooping petals.
Long lived when cut for a vase and attract honey-bees. |
1.85 |
| ECHIUM vulgare (2-3ft 80cm) Compact bushy
growth. A profusion of bright blue tubular flowers from
May to August attract honey-bees. Biennial. |
1.65 |
| EPILOBIUM hirsutum (2-3ft 70cm) Bog garden
plant with wine-red flowers from June to August. |
1.35 |
| ERANTHIS hyemalis (4in 10cm) Winter aconite.
Golden-yellow flowers appear from ground in
February-March. A herald of approaching spring. |
1.65 |
| ERYNGIUM amethystinum ((1-2ft 40cm) Amethyst
stained stems and flowers which are much loved by
honey-bees during July and August. |
1.45 |
| ERYNGIUM bourgatii (1-2ft 50cm) Steel-blue
foliage with white veining. Spikey silvery-blue cone
flowers in June and July attract honey-bees. |
1.55 |
| ERYNGIUM campestre (1-2ft 40cm) A green leaved
'Sea Holly' with prickly flower heads from July to
September. |
1.50 |
| ERYNGIUM giganteum (2-3ft 70cm) Known as Miss
Willmott's Ghost. Silvery-green flowers June-August.
Metallic silery-blue foliage and stems. Seeds freely,
biennial. |
1.70 |
| ERYNGIUM planum (4ft 120cm) Rounded steel-blue
flowers during June to August attract honey-bees. Dark
green heart shaped leaves |
1.40 |
| ERYNGIUM tripartitum (2-3ft 70cm) Wedge shaped
leaves form a basal rosette from which many freely
branching stems carry grey-blue flowers from August to
October. Attractive to honey-bees. |
1.55 |
| EUPATORIUM cannabinum (4-5ft 130cm) Likes the
bog garden. Produces red-purple flowers from July to
September. |
1.45 |
| EUPATORIUM fistulosum 'Atropurpureum' (6-7ft
200cm) Srong purple-red stems and dense growth crowned
with wine-red flat domed flower heads from July to
September. |
1.55 |
| EUPATORIUM maculatum (6-7ft 200cm) Purple
flowers open during July to September and can be cut for
a vase. |
1.55 |
| EUPATORIUM perfoliatum (5ft 150cm) Suited to
the bog garden. During July to October displays usually
white flowers but there may be the odd blue flowered
plant. |
1.55 |
| EUPATORIUM purpureum (6-7ft 200cm) Slender
pointed leaves on multiple stems with loose purple flower
heads up to 5 inches across during July to September. |
1.55 |
| EUPATORIUM rugosum (3ft 90cm) Forms many stems
bearing oval-shaped leaves and carrying fluffy white
flower heads from July to September. |
1.55 |
| EUPHORBIA amygdaloides (1ft 35cm) A lime
loving plant for the rock garden. Yellow flowers are
formed between April and June. |
1.15 |
| EUPHORBIA characias (2-3ft 70cm) stems clothed
with lots of thin pointed leaves and ending with a
greenish cluster of flowery bracts with purply centers. |
1.65 |
| EUPHORBIA cyparissias (1ft 30cm) Good ground
cover and yellow to reddish flowery bracts in June and
July. |
1.65 |
| EUPHORBIA wallichii (1-2ft 50cm) Dark green
leaves edged with a purplish tint and a central white
stripe. Jade-tasselled flowers with large surrounding
lime-yellow bracts during June and July. Impressive. |
1.75 |
| FOENICULUM vulgare 'Rubrum'
(1-2ft 50cm) A red leaved fennel much visited by
honey-bees. Clouds of feathery foliage. |
1.55 |
| GAILLARDIA aristata 'Burgunder'
(2-3ft 75cm) Flamboyant wine-red flowers are daisy-like
in structure but far larger and grander |
1.45 |
| GALANTHUS nivalis (6in 15cm) Snowdrop. Strap
shaped leaves amongst which white nodding flower heads
open with green markings on the inner petals. Prefers
partial shade and flowering from February to April. |
1.65 |
| GALEGA officinalis (3-4ft 100cm) An abundance
of short spikes of white flowers from July to September. |
1.65 |
| GALIUM mollugo (8in 20cm) Foliage has a
creeping habit making it usefull as ground cover. White
flowers appear from May to August. |
1.45 |
| GALIUM verum (1ft 30cm) Abundant panicles of
cream flowers from May to October. Running habit. |
1.35 |
| GALTONIA candicans (4ft 120cm) Srong stems
lift large pure white bell shaped flowers during July and
August. Resembling a giant hyacinth. |
1.25 |
| GENTIANA acaulis (4in 10cm) Suitable for the
rock garden and forming dark blue trumpet flowers in May
and June. |
1.50 |
| GENTIANA cruciata (1ft 30cm) Clusters of dark
blue flowers from July to September. Suitable for the
rock garden and drought tolerant. |
1.45 |
| GENTIANA lutea (3-4ft 100cm) Aspidistra-like
foliage. Flower stems with whorls of pure yellow are very
decorative, as are the following seed heads. |
1.70 |
| GENTIANA punctata (1-2ft 50cm) The yellow
flowers produced during June and July are spotted with
purple-brown. |
1.65 |
| GERANIUM palustre (2ft 60cm) Violet-red
flowers from June to September on this delightful hardy
geranium that is suited to the bog-garden. |
1.70 |
| GERANIUM pratense (1-2ft 50cm) Clump forming
foliage with nice autumn colour. The flowers are
blue-violet and lightly veined. |
1.45 |
| GERANIUM sanguineum (1ft 35cm) Commonly called
'Bloody Cranesbill. Crimson-blood-red flowers in summer
above wide mounds of dark green leaves which take on
extra colour in autumn. |
1.55 |
| GERANIUM sylvaticum (2-3ft 70cm) Flowering
during June and July with red-violet blooms above rounded
silver-green leaves. Prefers partial shade. |
1.85 |
| GERANIUM viscosissimum (2ft 60cm) Beautiful
mauve-rose flowers appear during May and June with dark
veining. |
1.75 |
| GEUM rivale (1ft 35cm) The 'Water Avens'.
Nodding light yellow bell-like flowers in April-May which
have a red-brown calyx. Suitable for the bog garden. |
1.70 |
| GUNNERA manicata (6-7ft 200cm) For the bog
garden. Massive, course dark green leaves that can grow
up to 6ft+ wide are held up by thick prickly stems. Giant
flower spikes up to 2ft tall and anything up to 1ft wide
emerge from the ground as the leaves appear, green at
first, later a reddy-brown. |
1.90 |
| GUNNERA tinctoria (6-7ft 200cm) Similar in
habit to 'manicata' but with reddish leaf stems. Likes
the bog garden. |
1.90 |
| GENTIANA asclepiadea (1-2ft 40cm) Upright
habit and lots of dark blue upward facing trumpet
flowers. |
1.35 |
| HELENIUM hoopesii (2ft 60cm)
Rosettes of broad grey-green leaves. Multiple large
yellow flowers can be cut for a vase and appear between
May and July. |
1.55 |
| HELLEBORUS argutifolius (1-2ft 50cm) Thick and
spiny evergreen leaves of pale green. Yellowish-green
flowers during March and April. |
1.65 |
| HELLEBORUS croaticus (1-2ft 40cm) Flowers are
reddish -purple to dark violet. |
1.75 |
| HELLEBORUS cyclophyllus (1ft 35cm) Unusual
green flowers are fragrant and open from February to
April with early leaf-shoots silvery in appearance. |
1.70 |
| HELLEBORUS dumetorum (1ft 35cm) Produces many
nodding yellowish-green flowers between February and
April. |
1.65 |
| HELLEBORUS dumetorum atrorubens (1-2ft 35cm)
Flowers of varying shades of deep red to dark violet
between February and April. Can be cut for a vase. |
1.65 |
| HELLEBORUS foetidus (1-2ft 50cm) Evergreen.
Leathery black-green foliage. Airy clusters of
bell-shaped flowers are green, often with purplish-red
edges. |
1.70 |
| HELLEBORUS multifidus (1-2ft 50cm) Green
flowers February to April above leathery leaves. |
1.65 |
| HELLEBORUS niger (1ft 35cm) The Christmas
Rose. Broad evergreen leathery leaves are dark green.
Nodding white saucer-like flowers with yellow anthers
open between November and February. |
1.70 |
| HELLEBORUS odorus (1ft 35cm) Nodding
yellowish-green cup-shaped flowers open from February to
April and are scented. |
1.70 |
| HELLEBORUS orientalis (1-2ft 40cm) Flowers 2
inches-plus wide are greenish-creamy-white tinged with
pink, above large evergreen leathery leaves. Flowering
period is February to April. |
1.70 |
| HELLEBORUS orientalis abchasicus (1-2ft 40cm)
This evergreen produces purple-ruby coloured flowers
which are usually dotted with many tiny maroon markings
within. These open between February and April. |
1.90 |
| HELLEBORUS orientalis 'New Hybrids' (1ft 35cm)
A mixed collection that can contain red, pink, white,
yellow, spotted, striped and semi-double types. |
1.85 |
| HELLEBORUS sternii (1-2ft 40cm) Dark green
leaves sometimes with grey veining. Flowers are
greenish-yellow. |
1.90 |
| HESPERIS matronalis (2ft 60cm) Dame's Violet.
Many fragrent lilac coloured flowers open between May and
July on tall branching stems. Scent is strongest in the
evenings. |
1.55 |
| HESPERIS matronalis 'Alba' (2ft 60cm) As above
but with white flowers. |
1.55 |
| HUMULUS lupulus Beer Hop Vine. A vigorous
climber quickly twining its way around posts or trellis.
The female plant produces attractive, fragrant seed heads
which turn brown as they mature. |
1.65 |
| IRIS sanguinea (2ft 60cm)
Flowers open in May and June and are blue except for
where the flower joins its stem which is tinged with red. |
1.65 |
| IRIS sanguinea 'Snow Queen' (2ft 60cm)
Ivory-white flowers open in May and June. |
1.70 |
| IRIS xiphioides (2ft 60cm) Prefers a lime-free
soil and flowers around June. Each flower stem will carry
2-3 blooms which are purple-blue with a touch of yellow. |
1.65 |
| KITAIBELIA vitifolia (5ft
150cm) An impressive plant with tall stems carrying
mallow-like leaves and upward facing white mallow-like
flowers about 1-2in across. Flowering period is July to
October. |
1.70 |
| KNIPHOFIA uvaria Hybrid 'Express' (3ft 90cm)
The 'Red Hot Poker'. Long thin clump forming leaves above
which rise stems which at the top are 'alight' with
orange-red flowers from July to October. |
1.65 |
| LAMIUM purpureum (1ft 30cm)
Good ground cover plant especially for shady areas.
Produces purple-violet flowers throughout the spring,
summer and autumn. |
1.60 |
| LASERPITIUM gallicum (2-3ft 80cm) White flower
umbels in June and July. The shiny leaves are suitable
for cutting and display. |
1.60 |
| LATHYRUS gmelinii (1-2ft 40cm) From May to
August pea-like flowers of orange-yellow striped with
brown appear and can be cut for a vase. |
1.80 |
| LATHYRUS grandiflorus (4-6ft 120-180cm) A
climber. Lots of rose-red pea-shaped flowers up to 4cm
wide are freely produced between June and August. |
1.80 |
| LATHYRUS latifolius 'Pink Pearl' (7ft 210cm) A
climbing plant with coral-pink flowers in July and August
on short strong stems. |
1.40 |
| LATHYRUS latifolius splendens 'Red Pearl' (7ft
210cm) This climber has beautyful cerise-red flowers in
July and August which can be cut for a vase. |
1.40 |
| LATHYRUS latifolius 'White Pearl' Strong
growing perennial climber with charming white flowers
suitable for cutting for a vase. |
1.40 |
| LATHYRUS niger (1-2ft 50cm) This perennial
'Sweet Pea' has a creeping habit and flowers of deep
purple-blue during June and July. |
1.55 |
| LATHYRUS Vernus (10in 25cm) Suitable for the
rock garden this small clump forming plant produces lots
of violet-blue pea-like flowers in April and May. |
1.80 |
| LAVANDULA angustifolia (1-2ft 50cm) The source
for lavender oil used in perfumery and much loved by
honey-bees. Many stalks of lavender coloured flowers in
summer. |
1.40 |
| LAVANDULA angustifolia 'Hidcote Superior'
(1-2ft 40cm) As the name suggests, this is a blue
lavender of superior quality. Compact white-grey foliage
and deep violet-blue flowers in summer attracting
honey-bees. |
1.50 |
| LAVANDULA angustifolia 'Munstead-Strain'
(1-2ft 40cm) Compact habit with flowers of deep blue in
summer attracting honey-bees. Fragrant foliage. |
1.40 |
| LAVANDULA angustifolia 'Rosea' (1-2ft 35cm)
Honey-bees are drawn to the nectar of the flowers which
appear during the summer. Gardeners are drawn to the
flower colour of light pink. |
1.50 |
| LAVANDULA stoechas (2ft 60cm) French Lavender.
Dark purple flower spikes in summer each topped with a
feathery crest. Grey-green foliage may require some
protection in winter. |
1.45 |
| LAVATERA cachemiriana (5-6ft 160cm) This large
stately mallow has downy ivy-shaped leaves and branching
flower heads with large soft pink flowers sporting a
white eye. Free flowering from June to August. |
1.70 |
| LAVATERA thuringiaca (5ft 150cm) Rose-pink
flowers in summer, carried on branching spikes against
the backdrop of soft hairy sage green leaves. Can be cut
for a vase. |
1.65 |
| LEONTODON autumnalis (8in 20cm) June to
September is when this plants yellow flowers are
presented. |
1.65 |
| LEONURUS cardiaca (1-2ft 50cm) The common name
is Motherwort. It produces light-red flowers from June to
September. |
1.65 |
| LIBERTIA formosa (1-2ft 40cm) April-May sees
the production of dense clusters of white to cream
saucer-shaped flowers. The evergreen linear-sword-shaped
leaves are of deepest green. Grows well in pots and tubs.
|
1.55 |
| LIBERTA grandiflora (2ft 60cm) Dense tufts of
dark green grass-like leaves from which emerge sprays of
white saucer-like flowers throughout the summer. Will
grow happily in pots and tubs. |
1.50 |
| LINANTHUS nuttallii (6in 15cm) Numerous white
star-like flowers with a yellow eye between May and July.
Ideal for the rock-garden. |
1.55 |
| LITHOSPERMUM purpureo-caeruleum (1ft 30cm) A
splendid plant for ground cover. Clusters of gentian blue
flowers in June. |
1.65 |
| LOBELIA cardinalis (3ft 90cm) Forms a basal
rosette of leaves from which extend leafy stems carrying
spikes of brilliant red flowers from July to October. |
1.40 |
| LOBELIA fulgens 'Elmfeuer' (3ft 90cm) Reddish
stems carrying bright red flower spikes push up above
beetroot coloured foliage. May need protection during
winter in cold regions. |
1.65 |
| LOBELIA sessilifolia (1-2ft 50cm) July and
August sees violet-blue flowers with purple throats
displayed on erect stems that can be cut for a vase.
Prefers to grow in the Bog-garden. |
1.65 |
| LUPINUS lepidus (6in 15cm) A dwarf lupin for
the rock-garden. Silver silky-haired leaves and blue and
white flowers between July and September. |
1.50 |
| LUPINUS littoralis (10in 25cm) Suited to the
rock-garden and displaying blue flowers between June and
October which fade to a light chocolate. |
1.50 |
| LYCHNIS chalcedonica 'Carnea' (4ft 120cm)
Clusters of flesh-pink flowers form domed heads on srong
leafy stems from June to August. Can be cut for a vase. |
1.35 |
| LYCHNIS chalcedonica 'Rauhreif' (4ft 120cm) A
rarely seen pure white flowered variety of 'Maltese
Cross'. Flowers open between June and July and can be cut
for a vase. |
1.45 |
| LYTHRUM salicaria Red Hybrids (3-4ft 100cm)
Salicaria is the common 'Purple Loostrife'. We offer a
mixture of red flowering hybrids which can be cut for a
vase and also attract honey-bees. |
1.65 |
| MACLEAYA cordata (8-9ft 250cm)
The 'Plume Poppy'. Large deeply lobed blue-green leaves
above which great plumes of billowing creamy-white
flowers are presented during July and August. |
1.75 |
| MALVA alcea (2-3ft 70cm) Mallow. Bushy growth
with a profusion of pink saucer-shaped flowers from June
to September. |
1.45 |
| MALVA sylvestris 'Zebrina' (1-2ft 45cm)
Distinctive white flowers that are veined with
violet-purple and attract hony-bees. Biennial. |
1.35 |
| MECONOPSIS betonicifolia (2ft 60cm) Stunning
blue Himalayan poppy with flowers up to 2in across on
raised stems from May to July. |
1.55 |
| MECONOPSIS betonicifolia 'Alba' (2ft 60cm) A
delightful pure white form of the popular Himalayan poppy
displaying its silky blooms during June and July. |
1.90 |
| MECONOPSIS cambrica (1-2ft 40cm) Welsh Poppy.
Ferny green leaves. Large bright lemon yellow flowers
open in late spring on thin wiry stems. A gem. |
1.45 |
| MIMULUS cardinalis (1-2ft 50cm) Suitable for
the bog garden. Strong growth and scarlet red flowers
from June to September. |
1.35 |
| MIMULUS guttatus (1-2ft 40cm) Large flowers
are yellow and spotted with red from May to September.
Best in the bog garden where it makes good groundcover. |
1.45 |
| MIMULUS luteus (1ft 30cm) Flowers produced
from May to September are golden-yellow with maroon spots
on the lower lipped petal. Suits the bog garden. |
1.45 |
| MIMULUS ringens (1-2ft 50cm) 'Lavender Water
Musk'. Shrubby growth with lavender-blue flowers from May
to September. Grow in the bog garden or as a water
marginal. |
1.55 |
| MORINA longifolia (2-3ft 80cm) Fragrant
flowers are borne between June and August, starting
white, turning pink and finally reddish. |
1.75 |
| MYOSOTIS australis (6in 15cm) Suitable for the
rock garden. The leaves and stems are bronze-green with
light yellow flowers between May and August. |
1.45 |
| NEPETA cataria citriodora (2ft
60cm) Lemon scented foliage. White flowers from June to
October on this 'Catmint'. |
1.35 |
| NEPETA clarkei (2-3ft 70cm) Short spikes of
blue flowers with a distinct white lip are produced in
June and July on this fragrant-leaved plant. |
1.60 |
| NEPETA faassenii 'Alba' (1ft 30cm) Catmint or
Catnip. This fragrant plant sprawls over the ground and
produces white flowers throughout the summer attracting
honey-bees. |
1.60 |
| NEPETA nervosa (1ft 30cm) Lots of
lavender-like flower spikes are displayed above rounded
bushy plants between July and September on this Catmint
best suited to the rock-garden. |
1.35 |
| NEPETA stewartiana (2-3ft 80cm) Dark green
foliage with lavender-blue flowers opening from June to
August which can be cut for a vase. |
1.60 |
| OENOTHERA macrocarpa incana
(8in 20cm) Ideal for the rock garden with a prostrate
habit.Very large golden flowers from June onwards.
Silver-grey foliage with red stems. |
1.35 |
| OENOTHERA missouriensis (8in 20cm) Prostrate
habit suitable for the rock garden. From red-speckled
buds pure yellow flowers 3-4 inches across open from June
to September. |
1.40 |
| OENOTHERA pallida (1ft 30cm) Pale lilac or
even white flowers are presented in summer. Suited to the
rock-garden. |
1.45 |
| OENOTHERA speciosa (1-2ft 40cm) Ideal for the
rock garden. Fragrant flowers of soft pink remain open
both day and night and are produced from June onwards. |
1.40 |
| OENOTHERA versicolor 'Sunset Boulevard' (1-2ft
40cm) Evening Primrose. Intense orange flowers in June
and July darken to a rusty-red as evening approaches. |
1.35 |
| PAPAVER orientale 'Beauty of
Livermere' (3-4ft 100cm) Tall blood red poppies with
a black centre appear during May and June. |
1.15 |
| PAPAVER atlanticum (6in 15cm) Light orange
flowers from June to August on this poppy suited to the
rock garden. |
1.45 |
| PAPAVER orientale 'Brillant' (2-3ft 80cm)
Forms clumps of darkish-green hairy leaves with blood-red
flowers in May and June up to 4 inch across. |
1.45 |
| PAPAVER orientale 'Carneum' (2-3ft 80cm) Tall
stems of pinky coloured flowers in May and June which can
be cut for a vase. |
1.45 |
| PAPAVER orientale nana 'Allegro' (2ft 60cm)
May and June is the time when very large scarlet-red
flowers open on this not so tall poppy. |
1.45 |
| PAPAVER Orientale 'Royal Wedding' (2-3ft 80cm)
A pure white poppy with a dark eye. Flowers between May
and June. |
1.35 |
| PATRINIA scabiosifolia (2-3ft 70cm) Attractive
Scabious-like foliage with umbels of yellow flowers in
July and August which can be cut for a vase. |
1.80 |
| PENSTEMON ambiguus (2ft 60cm) Forms cushions
of pink phlox-like blossoms from June to August. |
1.60 |
| PENSTEMON digitalis (4ft 120cm) White flowers
are infused with pinky-violet and held on reddish stems
during July and August. Suitable for cutting for a vase. |
1.55 |
| PENSTEMON digitalis 'Husker Red Strain' (3-4ft
100cm) Most will produce incredable clusters of
bronze-purple foliage topped with panicles of tubular
white flowers from June to August which make an eye
catching display. |
1.55 |
| PENSTEMON grandiflorus (3-4ft 100cm) Large
lavender-blue flowers appear June-August above blue-green
foliage. |
1.55 |
| PENSTEMON rydbergii (1-2ft 50cm) Flower stalks
carry tubular blue-purple flowers from June to August on
this rarely seen variety. |
1.65 |
| PENSTEMON strictus (1-2ft 45cm) Long stems
carry blue-green leaves which at their ends give way to
spikes of blue-violet flowers in July and August. |
1.60 |
| PENSTEMON virgatus (2ft 60cm) Flowers of
blue-purple open from June to August that are suitable
for cutting for a vase. |
1.50 |
| PEUCEDANUM verticillare (5-6ft 170cm) Giant
plant with thick reddish stems which darken to
purple-black with maturity. Huge yellow-green flower
umbels are produced in July and August above unusual
triangular leaves. |
1.50 |
| PHYSALIS franchetii 'Gigantea' (3-4ft 100cm)
Chinese Lantern. Bright orange-red paper-like lanterns
amongst luxurient foliage. The lanterns can be dried for
decoration. |
1.55 |
| PLANTAGO lanceolata (8-10in 20cm) Green
leathery tongue-like leaves form a loose crown. Relaxed
leafless flower stalks emerge from amongt the leaves. |
1.20 |
| POLEMONIUM boreale 'Heavenly Habit' (1ft 30cm)
A compact clump forming variety with violet-blue flowers
with a yellow eye. Flowers from June to August.
Deadheading of old flowers encourages a second flush. |
1.45 |
| POLEMONIUM caeruleum 'Album' (2ft 60cm)
Continuous white flowers from late spring into late
summer. |
1.45 |
| PRATIA angulata (4in 10cm) A creeping
matforming plant speckled with white flowers from June to
August. Good for the rock-garden. |
1.65 |
| PRIMULA veris (8in 20cm) Cowslip. Clusters of
tongue-like leaves from which stalks emerge carying
multiple heads of pendant light yellow flowers between
March and May. |
1.45 |
| PULMONARIA mollissima (1-2ft 50cm) Soft hairy
leaves and blue-violet flowers in april-May that attract
honey-bees. |
1.65 |
| PULMONARIA rubra (10in 25cm) Light green hairy
leaves without spots and flowers of brick-red during
March and April. |
1.65 |
| RHEUM australe (8-9ft 250cm)
Forms large heart-shaped leaves, amongst which strong
leafy stalks display well above the foliage in May and
June. |
1.65 |
| RHEUM palmatum tanguticum (6-7ft 200cm)
Ornamental rhubarb. Large deeply cut leaves with a
purplish tint above which thick stems carry panicles of
flowers during June and July. We supply a mixture of
white, pink and red flowered clones. |
1.75 |
| RHEUM palmatum tanguticum 'Red Selection'
(6-7ft 200cm) Only the choicest red flowers of Rheum
palmatum tanguticum have been selected here. |
1.80 |
| ROMNEYA coulteri (3-4ft 100cm) This
Californian Poppy produces huge silky, silver-white
blooms with a mass of dark yellow stamens during
July-September. |
1.45 |
| RUMEX flexuosus (10in 25cm) Grown for the
beauty of its leaves which are varying shades of
coppery-bronze. Will happily grow in the rock-garden. |
1.60 |
| RUMEX hydrolapathum (5ft 150cm) Ideal for the
bog garden. Foliage turns bronze-red in the autumn. The
flowers appearing from May to August are reddish. |
1.45 |
| RUMEX sanguineus (1-2ft 40cm) Grown for the
beauty of its foliage which is distinctly marked with
red-purple veins |
1.45 |
| SALVIA argentea (2ft 65cm)
Suited to the rock garden this sage has grey-white woolly
leaves. The candelabra-like, white with yellow flower
heads are raised in summer. |
1.45 |
| SALVIA forskaohlei (1-2ft 50cm) Very large
hairy leaves above which branching stems hold spires of
blue-violet flowers with a pale lip. The flowers open in
June and Augsut attracting honey-bees. |
1.35 |
| SALVIA glutinosa (2-3ft 80cm) Light yellow
whorls of flowers in spikes between July and September
above large hairy leaves. |
1.40 |
| SALVIA nemorosa (2ft 60cm) Violet flowers from
June to August that attract honey-bees borne on branching
flower spikes from stems of bushy foliage. |
1.45 |
| SALVIA nemorosa 'Rosenwein' (2ft 60cm) Bushy
green foliage produces many spikes of red stalks from
which pink flowers emerge between June and August. |
1.45 |
| SALVIA officinalis (1-2ft 50cm) Culinary
'Sage' of shrubby habit. Wrinkled grey-green aromatic
foliage and lilac flowers from June to August that draw
honey-bees. |
1.25 |
| SALVIA officinalis albiflora (1-2ft 40cm) This
is a pure white flowering form of Sage also attractive to
honey-bees when the flowers appear during June and
August. |
1.30 |
| SALVIA pratensis (1-2ft 40cm) Makes a clump of
wrinkled leaves from which long spikes of blue flowers
open during June to August. Attractive to honey-bees. |
1.45 |
| SALVIA sclarea (3-4ft 100cm) Muscatel Sage.
Forms erect stems carrying lots of rose-red bracts and
pale lilac flowers. Biennial used in perfumery. |
1.45 |
| SALVIA sclarea turkestanica (2-3ft 75cm) Hardy
variety. Multiple four-sided stems are tinged with pink,
as are the large white bracts which are freely borne.
Impressive. |
1.80 |
| SANICULA europaea (10in 25cm) May and June
sees the production of white flowers. |
1.65 |
| SCABIOSA caucasica 'Perfecta' (1-2ft 50cm)
Leaves form low growing clumps from which virtually
leafless stems carry up to 3 inch wide lavender-blue
flowers in summer. Suitable for cutting for a vase. |
1.45 |
| SCABIOSA columbaria (2ft 60cm) July to
September sees a parade of blueish-white flowers that can
be cut for a vase and are attractive to honey-bees. |
1.50 |
| SCABIOSA ochroleuca (2-3ft 80cm) Flower heads
of total primrose-yellow on multiple stems from June to
October. Much loved by honey-bees and cut-flower lovers. |
1.75 |
| SCUTELLARIA alpina 'Arcobaleno' (10in 25cm) A
plant suited to the rock-garden with flowers from June to
September in a range of colours from white, pale yellow
and rose through to pale blues and mauves. |
1.30 |
| SIDALCEA candida 'Bianca' (3ft 90cm) Multiple
spires of massed white saucer-like flowers are freely
produced during June and August. |
1.65 |
| SIDALCEA malviflora Hybrid 'Purpetta' (3-4ft
110cm) Purple-red saucer flowers up to 2 inches wide are
displayed on long stems like hollyhocks. Flowers from
July to September. |
1.60 |
| SMYRNIUM perfoliatum (2ft 60cm) Yellow-lime
foliage with golden bracts during April-May. |
1.45 |
| SYMPHYANDRA pendula (2ft 60cm) A rock garden
plant with silver-grey foliage and many nodding
creamy-white bell shaped flowers from May to August. |
1.45 |
| SOLIDAGO canadensis (3-6ft 90-180cm) Golden
rod. The leaves grow on multiple stems that form large
clumps. At the top of each stem multiple branching flower
heads create plumes of yellow from July to September.
Good cut-flower loved by honey-bees. |
1.40 |
| SOLIDAGO rigida (5ft 150cm) Yellow umbrella
shaped flower clusters from August to September above
grey felt-like leaves. |
1.65 |
| SUCCISA pratensis (1-2ft 50cm) A form of
Scabiosa with similar flowers that appear between July
and October and are violet coloured. |
1.65 |
| SYMPHYANDRA armena (1-2ft 40cm) Suited to the
rock garden. Clumps of hairy leaves send up stems
carrying bell-like flowers from May to July.
Lavender-blue-white. |
1.65 |
| TELLIMA grandiflora (2ft 60cm)
Evergreen ground covering plant with creamy coloured bell
flowers. |
1.30 |
| TRIFOLIUM alpinum (4in 10cm) Best on a
lime-free rock garden where its light red flowers open
during June and August attracting honey-bees. |
1.55 |
| TRIFOLIUM ochroleucum (1-2ft 40cm) Bushy
clumps crowned with many large clover-like flower heads
much loved by honey bees during June and July. |
1.45 |
| TRIFOLIUM rubens (2ft 60cm) Large decorative
blossoms of purple-red open between June and August and
can be cut for a vase. Very popular with honey-bees. |
1.65 |
| TROPAEOLUM speciosum (10ft 300cm) The Scottish
Flame Flower. A herbaceous gentle climber that loves to
scramble through shrubs, conifers or other support.
Clover-like leaves and bright scarlet-red flowers from
June onwards, followed by blue berries. |
1.90 |
| VIOLA coreana 'Exilis' (4in
10cm) Good for the rock garden. Violet-blue flowers are
born from April to June above distinctive marbled foliage
of silver and green. |
1.45 |
| VIOLA cornuta 'Admiration' (8in 20cm) Many
large dark blue violet-like flowers appear in summer and
will last well when cut for a small vase. |
1.45 |
| VIOLA cornuta 'Aprikosenfarbe' (6in 15cm) Lots
of Large yellow-orange flowers suitable for ctting for a
small vase. |
1.45 |
| VIOLA cornuta 'Azurella' (8in 20cm) Rounded
flowers of azure blue appear in early summer above
mid-green leaves. |
1.45 |
| VIOLA cornuta 'Rubin' (8in 20cm) An abundance
of large, dark wine-red flowers in summer which can be
cut for a small vase. |
1.45 |
| VIOLA odorata 'Sulphurea' (6in 15cm) Sweet
Violet. March and April witnesses the production of
sweetly scented apricot-yellow flowers amongst glossy
green leaves. |
1.80 |
| XEROPHYLLUM tenax (5ft 150cm)
Bear Grass. Dense clusters of grass-like leaves from
which rise tall stems crowned with short spikes of white
flowers with violet stamens. A majestic sight. |
1.75 |
ORNAMENTAL
GRASSES
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| ACHNATHERUM calamagrostis (2-3ft 80cm) Silver
Spike Grass. Flower-heads are formed from June to
September and can be cut for display. |
1.35 |
| AGROPYRON magellanicum (4ft 120cm)
Magellan-Bluegrass. Leaf clumps of intense blue from
which tall straw yellow spikes are borne during June and
July. |
1.65 |
| AMMOPHILA arenaria (3-4ft 100cm) In July and
August dense spikes are formed above grey-green leaves. |
1.45 |
| AMPELODESMOS mauritanica (6-7ft 200cm)
Impressive looking flower heads are displayed between
July and December that can be cut for a vase. |
1.45 |
| ANDROPOGON gerardii (5ft 150cm) A large
growing grass with strong course foliage and ornamental
seed heads appearing between August and October. |
1.45 |
| ANDROPOGON virginicus (4ft 120cm) Produces
many loose spikes of hairy seed heads in August and
September. |
1.55 |
| ANTHOXANTHUM odoratum (1ft 30cm) Vernal Grass.
Produces its flower heads in May and June. |
1.45 |
| BOUTELOUA gracilis (1ft 30cm) July to November
sees the production of numerous seed heads which
unusually point sideways from the "regimented"
upright foliage growth. |
1.55 |
| BOUTELOUA curtipendula (2-3ft 80cm) Similar to
Bouteloua gracilis but larger and with a more relaxed
pendulas foliage habit. |
1.60 |
| BRACHYPODIUM sylvaticum (3-4ft 100cm) Flower
heads which are formed from June to September can be cut
for a vase. |
1.45 |
| BUCHLOE dactyloides (8in 20cm) Buffalo Grass.
A grass of creeping habit with grey-green leaves. Grows
best in dry soil conditions. |
1.45 |
| CALAMAGROSTIS epigejos (5ft 150cm) Tall,
brown, reed-like foliage. Trys to spread by producing
runners. |
1.40 |
| CAREX tenuiculmis (1ft 30cm) A grass suitable
for the rock-garden and displaying impressive bronze-red
foliage. |
1.55 |
| CAREX vulpina (1-2ft 50cm) Suited to the bog
garden and forming its flowers during May and June over
dark green leaves. |
1.45 |
| CHASMANTHIUM latifolium (2-3ft 80cm) Broad
leaved grass with stems that end with panicles of loose,
drooping, flattened flower heads. |
1.45 |
| CHIONOCHLOA rubra (4ft 120cm) Red Tussock
Grass. Dense arching foliage is light green with a
faintly bronzey huw. Seed heads are displayed in June and
July giving a billowing effect with every breeze. |
1.60 |
| CHRYSOPOGON gryllus (3-4ft 100cm) Goldbeard
Grass. The seed heads of this beautyful grass can be cut
for display. |
1.45 |
| CORYNEPHORUS canescens (10in 25cm) Forms
blue-green mounds of foliage and silvery seed heads which
are usually tinged with red. |
1.60 |
| CYPERUS eragrostis (3-4ft 100cm) A decorative
broad leaved grass with drooping flower heads of spiky
pom-poms from May to October. |
1.45 |
| CYPERUS glaber (2ft 60cm) A very decorative
grass with attractive seed heads from May to December. |
1.55 |
| DESCHAMPSIA caespitosa (3-4ft 100cm) Forms
dense green clumps from which erupt masses of upright
stems carrying massed feathery seed heads. |
1.45 |
| DESCHAMPSIA flexuosa (1-2ft 50cm) Forms loose
tufts of fine narrow leaves. Plumes of greeny-purple
flower heads fade to straw-yellow. |
1.55 |
| ELYMUS canadensis (2-3ft 70cm) Stout dark
green leaves from which strong erect stems emerge
carrying spikes of flowery seed heads in July and August.
|
1.50 |
| ERAGROSTIS curvula(1ft 30cm) Love Grass.
Clumps of narrow leaves above which panicles of nodding
flower heads display from June to September. |
1.45 |
| ERAGROSTIS trichodes (4-5ft 130cm) Love Grass.
Flower-heads are presented from July to September and are
useful for dried decoration. Prefers a sunny situation. |
1.40 |
| ERIANTHUS contortus (6ft 180cm) Bend Feather
Grass. A large ornamental grass producing handsome
flowering heads in August. Prefers a sunny situation. |
1.45 |
| ERIANTHUS ravennae (5ft 150cm) Plume Grass.
Dense flower tufts appear between August and October with
a violet hue. The leaves are decorativly marked with
white ribs. Prefers a hot spot and may require winter
protection in cold regions. |
1.40 |
| ERIANTHUS strictus (6ft 180cm) Produces
slender flowering heads in late summer. Likes a well
drained sunny position. |
1.40 |
| FESTUCA amethystina (8in 20cm) Hair Fescue.
Forms tufty clumps of leaves. Suited to the rock-garden. |
1.45 |
| FESTUCA gigantea (3-4ft 100cm) Green Giant
Fescue. |
1.45 |
| FESTUCA ovina (10in 25cm) Sheep's Fescue.
Densely tufted growth. Flowering spikelets from May to
July are purplish. |
1.40 |
| FESTUCA scoparia (8in 20cm) Bear Skin Fescue.
Neat football-like rounded clumps of green foliage.
Producing flower-heads in June and July. |
1.45 |
| FESTUCA valesiaca glaucantha (10in 25cm)
Wallis Fescue. Clumps of dense blue-grey leaves and fine
hair-like flower-heads in May and June. Likes a sunny
well drained position. |
1.40 |
| GLYCERIA maxima (6-7ft 200cm) Likes the bog
garden where light green strap like leaves are produced.
Flower heads the colour of dark honey display in July. |
1.45 |
| HIEROCHLOE odorata (1-2ft 40cm) Vanilla Grass.
Foliage forms dense clumps and is strongly
vanilla-scented. Flower spiklets appear in May and June.
A good ground cover grass as it has a creeping root. |
1.55 |
| HYSTRIX patula (2ft 60cm) Bottle Brush Grass.
A grass with flat slender green leaves on simple stems.
Loose headed flower spikelets are produced from June to
August. |
1.30 |
| JUNCUS ensifolius (10in 25cm) Dwarf Rush.
Leafy stems clothed with flat green leaves. The flower
heads produced from June to August are of darkest brown
or even black. This is one for the bog-garden or water
margin. |
1.65 |
| KOELERIA cristata (8in 20cm) Grassy flower
heads in June above tussocks of silvery-green
occasionally with a reddish appearance. |
1.45 |
| LUZULA nivea (1-2ft 35cm) Snow Wood Rush.
Produces grey-haired evergreen leaves. Loose arching
sprays of white tufted flowers in midsummer. |
1.55 |
| MELICA ciliata (1-2ft 40cm) Leaves are green
and narrow almost rolled. Many erect flower stalks carry
silver-grey slightly wooly flower-heads in June and July.
|
1.45 |
| MISCANTHUS transmorrisonensis (3-4ft 100cm)
Narrow-leaved clumps of dark green leaves above which
almost pink flower-heads are presented from August to
September. |
1.55 |
| MOLINIA arundinacea (5-6ft 175cm) Flower
spikes are borne between July and August but the real
show comes in the form of dark honey-gold autumn
colouration of the leaves. |
1.45 |
| MOLINIA caerulea (2-3ft 65cm) Strong clumps of
bluish-green leaves and needle-like flower stems from
July to October all turning a fantastic honey-gold in
autumn. Likes the bog garden. |
1.60 |
| MUHLENBERGIA mexicana (2-3ft 80cm) Produces
many branching flower-heads with a purple hue. |
1.45 |
| PANICUM virgatum (3-4ft 100cm) Clumps of light
green narrow ribbon-like foliage and honey-brown flower
heads from July to September. |
1.45 |
| PHALARIS arundinacea (6-7ft 200cm)
Ribbon-shaped leaves are beautifully striped with white.
Flowering heads produced from July to August. Winter
foliage colouration is a light creamy-beige. |
1.55 |
| PHRAGMITES australis (10ft 300cm) Common Reed.
Long broad leaves on this vigorous plant for the margins
of lakes or large ponds. Spreads by the use of a running
rootstock. Flower spikes appear in August. |
1.45 |
| POA alpina (4in 10cm) A dwarf form with smooth
grey-green tufted growth. Flower-heads appear in June and
July. Suited to the rock-garden. |
1.45 |
| POA chaixii (10in 25cm) Flower-heads open in
June and July above reed-like leaves. Suited to the
rock-garden. |
1.40 |
| SCIRPUS holoschoenus (3-4ft 100cm) Head Rush.
A form of bulrush for bog garden or water margin. Leaves
are cylindrical and stem-like. Tufts of brown flowers
appear during June and July. |
1.25 |
| SCIRPUS lacustris (6-7ft 200cm) Bulrush. The
brown sausage-like flower-heads are raised on strong
stems from June to August. Grow in the bog-garden or
water margins. |
1.45 |
| SESLERIA caerulea (10in 25cm) Blue Moor Grass.
Forms a dense clump of bluish leaves and green leaves on
the same plant. Bluish flower spikes from March to May.
Likes the rock garden. |
1.50 |
| SESLERIA nitidia (2ft 60cm) Flower-heads are
formed from June to August above blue-green clumps of
foliage. |
1.45 |
| SORGHASTRUM nutans (2-3ft 80cm) Indian Grass.
Forms a base of narrow green leaves with erect flower
stems from June to August which can be cut for display. |
1.35 |
| SPARGANIUM erectum (1-2ft 50cm) Bur-reed. For
the bog garden or waters edge with rounded flowers and
decorative round prickly fruits until the winter frosts. |
1.45 |
| SPARTINA pectinata (5ft 150cm) Prairie Cord
Grass. Compact clumps of arching leaves. May to July sees
the production of brownish flower spikes. For bog-garden
or waters edge. |
1.40 |
| SPOROBOLUS heterolepsis (2ft 60cm) A narrow
leaved grass producing its flowering-heads from July to
September. |
1.35 |
| THAMNOCALAMUS spathaceus (10ft 300cm) Umbrella
Bamboo. Forms large clumps of strong stems. |
1.75 |
| TRISETUM flavescens (2ft 60cm) Commonly called
False Oats because the ornamental flowering heads of
yellow-green that hang in a similar fashion to those of
the edible farm oat. |
1.25 |
| TYPHA angustifolia (6-7ft 200cm) Slender Reed
Mace. Dark green leaves and brown flower spikes which are
suitable for drying and display. One for the bog-garden
or waters edge. |
1.40 |
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