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RHS Award of Garden Merit
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Attractive to pollinators.
Height: up to 25cm (9-10 inches max).
Very vigorous, white flowers, beautiful scent. A superb variety, easy and trouble free. Absolutely the real McCoy! 9cm pot.
This is a fine double flowered montana – probably the finest – depending on your taste. An outstanding variety, easy and trouble free.
Beautifully formed double and semi-double deep pink flowers with prominent deep pink veining.
Bronze-tinted young leaves turning dark green when mature. A vigorous grower, it flowers profusely from late spring well into early summer.
A vigorous species with masses of small, greenish-yellow nodding bell flowers, sometimes marked red or purple underneath. 9cm pot.
Fritillaria camschatcensis Common name: Chocolate Lily, Kamchatka Fritillary, Black Sarana Deep purple-black flowers in spring. A showy bulbous perennial with sturdy stems clothed in lance-shaped, glossy deep-green leaves mostly arranged in whorls down the stem. Deer and rabbit resistance. Prefers … Read More
(Mouse Garlic)
Umbels of pale lilac blooms which darken to purple as they mature.
A magnificent, very hardy deciduous climber. Leaves the size of dinner plates.
This ornamental vine from Japan is a climber for roomy situations where it will not need cutting back. Impressive: a mature specimen can reach 25m (82ft), although it will take a few years to achieve that.
Leaves turn a magnificent crimson in autumn, but can also have shades of orange and yellow, depending on the autumn weather.
Primula japonica – Miller’s Crimson & Apple Blossom mix Common names: Japanese primula, Candelabra primula Royal Horticultural Society Award of Garden Merit (AGM) Primula japonica is a classic hardy perennial garden plant of easy culture. Candelabra primulas have striking whorled … Read More
Cirsium heterophyllum Common name: Melancholy Thistle Synonym: Cirsium helenioides Supplied as bare root perennial. You will receive enough roots for at least 3 plants The melancholy thistle, Cirsium heterophyllum, was once believed to cure depression. This is the original Scottish Thistle! It is, … Read More
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