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RHS Award of Garden Merit
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Attractive to pollinators.
Height: up to 25cm (9-10 inches max).
A fully double, dark wine red heirloom columbine that dates back to the 1600s.
This is a strong-growing large deciduous climber. Flowers are small and starry, to 3cm in width, reddish-pink/purple fading to white at the base and borne in panicles from mid-summer to early autumn.
A beautiful and easy clematis.
One of the most strongly scented varieties.
Descriptions of the scent vary through hawthorne to almond and marzipan.
Acaena inermis ‘Purpurea’ A low-growing, compact, spreading, evergreen perennial. It is a fantastic ground cover plant, having purple-red, rounded leaves with scalloped edges. In summer, it bears rounded, creamy-white flowers on short stems, followed by reddish burrs in autumn. Full … Read More
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
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
A vigorous species with masses of small, greenish-yellow nodding bell flowers, sometimes marked red or purple underneath. 9cm pot.
A vigorous and unusual clematis, dark-green leaves, tinged purple when young and masses of double cream flowers flushed with pink in late spring. A more compact plant than many of the others of this type, it is suitable for smaller gardens. 9cm pot.
Clematis potaninii ‘Summer Snow’ Royal Horticultural Society’s Award of Garden Merit The dainty, pure white fragrant flowers have prettily crimped margins and a prominent crown of yellow stamens in the centre. A vigorous plant which looks best when given a ‘free-rein’ … Read More
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