Pennard Plants Catalog for 2006

ID Product Code Variety Genera  Species Description Price Flowertime Height Position Pot Size Soil Type
1 Bm002 murieliae Simba Bamboo Fargesia Smaller than the species. Fresh green foliage with many culms, excellent for the smaller garden or in pots 15 N/A 2 Sun/P 3 N
2 Bm003 nitida Bamboo Fargesia Small, narrow leaves, purple-black new culms, upright when young but then drooping, best in shade, lovely-graceful 5 N/A 3 PS/S 2 N
3 Bm004 Tranquillans Shiroshima Bamboo Hibanobambusa Long leaves strongly variegated dark green & cream, bushy habit 15 N/A 2 Sun/P 3 N
4 Bm005 Aurea Bamboo Phyllostachys Bright green canes, ageing to greenish-yellow in full sun, tough & adaptable 30 N/A 5 Sun 5 N
5 Bm006 Aureosulcata Spectabilis Bamboo Phyllostachys Excellent golden stemmed bamboo, green stripe on culm, young culms exposed to sun are a beautiful burgundy colour. Very hardy & reliable 30 N/A 4 Sun/P 5 N
6 Bm007 Bambusoides Castillonis Bamboo Phyllostachys Splendid bamboo with golden yellow stalks irregularly streaked with green 45 N/A 5 Sun 7 N
7 Bm008 Bambusoides Holochrysa Bamboo Phyllostachys Completely yellow culm, can be streaked green at  base 45 N/A 5 Sun 7 N
8 Bm009 Bissetii Bamboo Phyllostachys Vigorous & hardy with shiny dark green culms, great in cold exposed conditions 40 N/A 5 Sun/P 10 N
9 Bm010 Flexuosa Bamboo Phyllostachys Graceful & supple foliage on light green culms, will tolerate chalky soils 40 N/A 5 Sun 10 D/N
10 Bm011 Manii Bamboo Phyllostachys The best decorative bamboo for wet sites, dense foliage & not fussy about soil 40 N/A 5 Sun/P 10 N/W
11 Bm012 Meyeri Bamboo Phyllostachys Green-yellow culms, decorative yet useful, its wood is commonly used for tool handles in China 10 N/A 6 Sun 3 N
12 Bm013 vivax "Aureocaulis" Bamboo Phyllostachys Yellow culm streaked with green at internodes, Very hardy and high growing 20 N/A 6 Sun/P 3 N
13 Bm014 Nigra Bamboo Phyllostachys The black bamboo, culms turn to ebony-black when exposed to sun, non-running, shelter from wind 25 N/A 5 Sun 3 N
14 Bm015 Nigra Boryana Bamboo Phyllostachys Large culms, dark green or bluish spotted brown. Very hardy & easy to grow. Also available in larger sizes 20 N/A 10 Sun 3 N
15 Bm016 Rubromarginata Bamboo Phyllostachys Green erect culms, supple-hanging foliage, Vigorous culms turn orange yellow in sun 20 N/A 5 Sun 3 N
16 Bm018 Pygmaeus Bamboo Pleioblastus A hardy, spreading bamboo excellent for ground cover. Small narrow green leaves to 1 ft 5 N/A 0.25 Sun/P 1 N
17 Bm019 Simonii Bamboo Pleioblastus A tall & very hardy bamboo with olive green canes ageing to dull green with prominent white sheath scars. Excellent for hedges/screens 5 N/A 5 Sun/P 1 N
18 Bm020 Variegatus Bamboo Pleioblastus Beautiful creamy-white variegation, good ground cover or as a container specimen 5 N/A 0.9 Sun/P 1 N
19 Bm021 crassinodus "Kew Beauty" Bamboo Thamnocalamus with an upright stature & blue-grey new culms, ageing to brown-red or even deep red in good light, Branches also age to red Hardy to -13c 30 N/A 5 Sun/P 3 N
20 Bm022 Viridistriatus auricomus Bamboo Pleioblastus A very beautiful dwarf bamboo, green & yellow striped leaves which are very striking. Supply ample moisture if planted in sun, prune hard in spring. 10 N/A 0.9 Sun/P 3 N
21 Bm023 Japonica Bamboo Pseudosasa Called this because of the straight culms it produces. Very good in shade & as a windbreak, spreads slowly, very hardy. 5 N/A 4 PS/S 2 N
22 Bm024 Japonica Tsutsumiana Bamboo Pseudosasa Shorter than the species with peculiar swellings above the nodes on mature canes, slow spreading. 30 N/A 3 Sun/P 5 N
23 Bm025 Tessellata Bamboo Sasa This bamboo has the largest leaves of any temperate species, grows in all soils 10 N/A 1.5 Sun/P 3 N
24 Bm026 kagamiana Bamboo Semiarundinaria Very hardy, very fine green culms turning brownish-crimson with age, bushy habit 40 N/A 3 Sun/P 10 N
25 Bm027 yashadake Kimmei Bamboo Semiarundinaria Culms start a shiny yellow, change to copper-yellow in summer & in winter turn red, nothing else quite like it 20 N/A 3 Sun/P 3 N
26 Bm028 anceps Bamboo Yushania Very hardy with small leaves & graceful umbrella habit. Appreciates some shelter & a shady place, excellent for screen 15 N/A 3.5 Sun/P 3 N
27 Bm029 masamuneana Albostriata Bamboo Sasa Striking, bold white variegations that fade to yellow, a vigorous variety that needs space. 15 N/A 1 Sun/P 2 N
28 Bm030 chino Elegantissimus Bamboo Pleioblastus Attractive white variegated form with narrow leaves, vigorous but makes a good tub specimen. 20 2 Sun/P 3 N
29 Bm031 kumasaca Bamboo Shibataea Dark green leaves ageing yellow-green, a small bamboo which is not at all invasive, 15 N/A 1 Sun/P 2 N/W
30 Bm032 shibuyanua Tsuboi Bamboo Pleioblastus One of the best small variegated bamboos, brightly cream variegated and not inclined to stray. Benefits from regular pruning. 15 1.5 Sun/P 2 N
31 Bm033 crassinodus "Merlyn" Bamboo Thamnocalamus Its culms and branches are green aging to yellow-green and is more leafy than Kew Beauty. Heavy branching and small leaves. Hardy to -13c 30 N/A 5 Sun/P 3 N
32 Bu037 papilio Bulbs Gladiolus Unusual greenish purple flowers in September, perennial in a sunny, well drained spot 4 Aug 0.9 Sun/P 0.5 N
33 Bu047 filifolia Bulbs Nerine Grass-like leaves & delicate crinkled pink flowers 4 Sep-Nov 0.2 Sun 0.5 D
34 Bu048 Joy’s Purple Bulbs Eucomis New release for 2003. A dwarf ‘pineapple flower’ with purple foliage and pink flowers on a dwarf plant, give a well-drained, sunny spot or great in pots 5 Jul-Sept 0.5 Sun 1 N/D
35 Bu050 comosa Sparkling Burgundy Bulbs Eucomis We are glad to be able to add this stunning variety to our list at last. Dark green/burgundy leaves with red stems, reddish-pink flowers in late summer. 5 Jun-Sept 0.6 Sun 2 N/D
36 Bu051 mackenii Hybrids Bulbs Cyrtanthus Clusters of scented tubular flowers in shades of cream, yellow, orange and pink, Very lovely but only half hardy, over winter in cold greenhouse, comes from S. Africa's eastern cape 4 Jul-Sept 0.25 Sun 0.3 D/N
37 Bu059 bowdenii Pink Triumph Bulbs Nerine Grass-like leaves & delicate crinkled pink flowers on long stems 4 Sep-Nov 0.2 Sun 0.5 D
38 Bu060 puncata Pallidiflora Bulbs Eucomis Rare, an unusual version of the South African ‘pineapple flower’ 5 July-Sept 0.3 Sun 2 D/N
39 Bu061 pole-evansii Bulbs Eucomis thick flower stalk to 6 ft high and an inch thick. With a 2 ft flower spike, green tinged with white - Amazing Plant 5 Jul-Sept 2 Sun 1 N/D
40 Fn005 Antartica Perennials Dicksonia The Tree Fern; Ours come from Tasmania & are hardy in normal winters. Prices & sizes on request N/A PS/S N/W
41 Fn009 regalis Perennials Osmunda Very large, moisture loving deciduous Fern 5 N/A 2 PS/S 1 N/W
42 Gr006 mauritanicus Grasses Ampelodesmus Used in early times to tie together grape vines. Majestic clump of fine evergreen foliage with purplish-green spikelets 6 Jul-Sept 1.5 Sun 2 N
43 Gr007 gerardii Grasses Andropogon Arching blue-green leaves, good autumn colour, flower stems to 2m 4 Aug-Oct 1.8 Sun 1 D/N
44 Gr008 sinensis Ferner Osten Grasses Miscanthus Translates "Far East",  plumes with a pronounced red colour when first opening. Wider leaved 4 Aug 2.1 Sun/P 1 N/W
45 Gr009 macrourum Grasses Pennisetum Lovely green upright bushy leaves and a long reddish solid plume about 2 inches long 4 Jul-sep 1.5 Sun 1 D
46 Gr010 bulbosum Variegata Grasses Arrhenatherum Grey-green foliage with white margin, silver/green flowers in  summer 4 Jun-Sep 0.6 Sun/P 1 N
47 Gr011 sylvatica Hohe Tatra Grasses Luzula New leaves lime green ageing yellow-green, Bright Yellow through Winter. Best un un-shaded position (Poland) 4 May-June 0.3 PS 1 N/W
48 Gr012 donax Grasses Arundo with bamboo like blue-grey leaves on tall stems, excellent for waterside & coastal planting 8 N/A 2.5 Sun 3 N
49 Gr013 gracilis Grasses Bouteloua so called because its seed heads resemble tiny mosquitoes. Plant in a container or raised bed where it can be best appreciated 4 Jul-Sept 0.3 Sun 1 D/N
50 Gr014 sylvaticum Grasses Brachypodium Pale yellow green leaves & slender pale green flower spikelets atop 90 cm stems 4 Jul-Sept 0.9 PS 1 N
51 Gr015 media Grasses Briza Perennial & evergreen, with panicles of locket shaped brownish white flowers slender stem, Best in sun but will grow in partial shade, heads are long lasting and persist into late summer, dangling most elegantly. 4 Jun-July 0.3 Sun/P 1 N/D
52 Gr017 acutiflora Karl Forster Grasses Calamagrostis one of the classic plants of modern landscape design, chiefly valued for its strong vertical lines. Excellent for mass planting, Pinkish grey flowers in June, Grows in any soil including clay, Sterile, so no troublesome seedlings 4 May-June 1 Sun 1 N
53 Gr018 acutiflora Overdam Grasses Calamagrostis Sport of Karl Forester, with white and green stripped foliage tinged with soft pink. Responds well to mid-season cutback, producing a new flush of brightly coloured foliage. Grows in any soil including clay, Sterile, so no troublesome seedlings 4 May-June 1 Sun 1 N
54 Gr019 emodensis Grasses Calamagrostis Upright broad green foliage, succession of beautiful plumes in late summer 4 Jul -Sept 1 Sun 1 N/D
55 Gr020 buchananii Grasses Carex Clumps of evergreen, coppery brown leaves, tips of leaves are curled like little pigs tails. Has a very distinct upright habit. Needs good drainage and tolerates drought. Happy under most conditions 4 N/A 0.6 Sun/PS 1 N/D
56 Gr021 comans Bronze Grasses Carex Narrow warm brown coloured leaves in arching mounds, good as ground cover or try it in a tall pot or hanging basket. Evergreen 4 Aug-Oct 0.3 Sun/P 1 N
57 Gr022 dolichostachya Kaga Nishiki Grasses Carex fountain like clumps with a deep yellow margin. Evergreen 4 N/A 0.2 Sun/P 1 N
58 Gr023 elata aurea Grasses Carex Bright golden leaves with green margin and brown flower spikes 4 June 0.6 Sun 1 W
59 Gr024 flagellifera Grasses Carex Similar to C. buchananii, but leaves of a more ginger colour and a weeping rather than upright habit, Dislikes drought but grows happily in most other conditions. Good in a pot 4 N/A 0.45 Sun/P 1 N
60 Gr025 testacea "Milk Chocolate" Grasses Carex Extremely attractive with bright brown leaves & orange tints in Autumn. Evergreen 4 N/A 0.6 Sun 1 N/D
61 Gr027 muskingumensis Grasses Carex Lush palm-like foliage, needs a good moist position. Semi-evergreen 4 Jun-Aug 0.9 Sun/P 1 W
62 Gr028 oshimensis Evergold Grasses Carex Superb evergreen sedge forms small clump. Bright yellow stripe thru leaf centre 4 N/a 0.25 Sun/P 1 N
63 Gr029 riparia Variegata Grasses Carex Long narrow arching leaves dramatically variegated white, best in Spring, can be invasive, but great in a pot (Likes Moist) 4 May-June 0.6 Sun/P 1 W
64 Gr030 siderosticha Variegata Grasses Carex Extremely colourful, inch-wide leaves which are striped white & pink-flushed at base, pity its not evergreen 4 N/A 0.3 Sun/P 1 D
65 Gr031 solandri Grasses Carex Beautiful pale green-yellow foliage 4 N/A 0.3 PS 1 N/W
66 Gr032 testacea Grasses Carex Dense evergreen clump, pale olive green leaves tinged orange to reddish. Evergreen 4 N/A 0.45 Sun/P 1 N
67 Gr034 chondropetalum Tectorum Grasses Restio Cape reed with distinct banded & striped stems 5 N/A 1.5 Sun/P 1 N
68 Gr042 caespitosa Bronze Veil Grasses Deschampsia Dense clumps of narrow arching leaves, bronze-purple flowers. Evergreen 4 Jul-Sept 0.6 Sun 1 N
69 Gr043 caespitosa Northern Lights Grasses Deschampsia A dramatic variegated selection discovered in Nebraska. Leaves have cream-white stripes suffused pink in cold season. Airy flower plumes in summer 4 Aug-Sept 0.4 Sun/P 1 N
70 Gr044 flexuosa "Tatra Gold" Grasses Deschampsia Nebulous bright yellow hairy grass with shiny flower plumes, purplish-silver on long stems, Shade 4 Jun-July 0.25 PS/S 1 N/D
71 Gr045 sinensis Gnome Grasses Miscanthus Dwarf Variety, with pink plumes 4 Sept 0.3 S 1 N/W
72 Gr046 canadensis Grasses Elymus Excellent tall prairie grass, dense green & brown, Long rye-like flower spikes 4 Aug-Oct 1.8 S 1 N
73 Gr049 airoides Grasses Eragrostis Heads of finest gossamer, branching again & again until they form billowing clouds of purple pink smoke 4 Aug-Oct 0.45 Sun/P 1 D/N
74 Gr050 curvula Grasses Eragrostis Arching narrow foliage & large open olive-grey seed heads in late summer 4 Aug-Oct 1.2 Sun 1 D
75 Gr051 trichodes Grasses Eragrostis Arching leaves, upright flowering stems to 1m, amazing! 4 July-Aug 0.9 Sun/P 1 D
76 Gr055 sinensis Little Dot Grasses Miscanthus Smaller than Strictus and it flowers in the UK, but still has the stripes! 4 Sept 0.9 Sun/P 1 N/W
77 Gr056 caespitosa Vivipara Grasses Deschampsia Many miniature plants in the flower plume, weighing them down, Quite stunning when in plume 4 Jul-Sept 0.9 Sun 1 N
78 Gr059 macra aureola Grasses Hakonechloa Forms mounds of beautiful variegated gold & green leaves with red tints in Fall. Excellent for containers 4 N/A 0.25 Sun/P 0.5 N
79 Gr061 sempervirens avena Grasses Helictotrichon Silvery blue tufts with erect, straw like flower spikes, our finest blue grass, A.G.M 4 Jun-July 0.9 Sun 1 N
80 Gr063 mollis White Fog Grasses Holcus Mat-forming with flat, blue-green foliage with white margin. Best in spring & autumn. Summer dormant 4 Jun-Aug 0.3 Sun/P 1 D/N
81 Gr066 cylindrica Red Baron Grasses Imperata Extremely showy, narrow leaves tipped blood red, becoming totally red by Autumn 5 N/A 0.6 Sun/P 0.5 N/W
82 Gr069 effusus Spiralis Grasses Juncus Very unusual spiralling dark green shiny leaves (stems), brown seed heads 4 Aug 0.45 Sun/P 1 N/W
83 Gr073 nivea Grasses Luzula Excellent grass for ground cover in woodland or shady areas, off white flowers, hairy foliage 4 0.35 Sun/P 1 N
84 Gr075 effusum Aureum Grasses Milium Superb bright yellow leaves in spring, airy plumes in May, likes shade. Goes dormant in  summer 4 May-June 0.6 PS/S 1 N
85 Gr076 sinensis China Grasses Miscanthus Narrow foliage & long stemmed red flower plums, one of our favourites, limited stock this year 4 Sept 1.6 S 1 N
86 Gr078 sinensis Caberet Grasses Miscanthus Broad, cream edged with green margins on foliage, arguably the boldest, most spectacular of all the variegated. Flowers deep pink in autumn 4 Sept 2.7 Sun/P 1 N/W
87 Gr079 sinensis Little Kitten Grasses Miscanthus Narrow green-leaves & extremely compact, under 3 ft tall in flower, flowers sparsely 4 Aug-Sep 1 Sun/P 1 N/W
88 Gr080 sinensis Flamingo Grasses Miscanthus Rose-pink pendant flowers, red stems with lovely Autumn colour 4 Aug-Oct 1.5 Sun/P 1 N
89 Gr081 sinensis Graziella Grasses Miscanthus Graceful curling green foliage, rose-pink flowers 8 Sept 1.2 Sun 2 N
90 Gr083 sinensis Kleine Fontane Grasses Miscanthus Narrow green leaves, flowers red-silver in lax plumes 4 Aug 1.2 Sun/P 1 N
91 Gr084 sinensis Kleine Silberspinne Grasses Miscanthus Little silver spider, blue-green foliage, white flowers tinged red 4 July-Sept 0.9 Sun 1 N
92 Gr086 sinensis Morning Light Grasses Miscanthus Arguably the best all-round Miscanthus, clear white variegated leaves, never self sows or flops 4 Sept 1 Sun/P 1 N
93 Gr090 sinensis Punktchen Grasses Miscanthus synonymous with Little Dot 5 Aug 2 Sun 1 N/W
94 Gr092 sinensis Rotsilber Grasses Miscanthus Deep green foliage, large red flowers in late summer 6 Aug-Sept 1.2 Sun 2 N
95 Gr095 sinensis Zebrinus Grasses Miscanthus Green leaves banded yellow/white. Ideal feature plant, More sun more stripes 4 Sept 1.2 PS 1 N/W
96 Gr098 sinensis Silberfeder Grasses Miscanthus Free flowering, arching silver plumes 6 Sept 1.8 Sun/P 2 N/W
97 Gr099 sinensis Strictus Grasses Miscanthus Bright green leaves with horizontal bands of creamy yellow. An attractive zebra grass 4 Sept 1.8 Sun 1 N/W
98 Gr100 sinensis variegatus Grasses Miscanthus Blue-green foliage with white variegation, striking seen from a distance 4 Sep 1.5 Sun/P 1 N
99 Gr102 caerulea Moorhexe Grasses Molinia Upright grey-green leaves, purplish-green flower plumes 4 Jul-Sept 0.9 Sun/P 1 D
100 Gr103 caerulea variegata Grasses Molinia Green & cream variegated foliage, flowerheads, rich brown in Autumn, A.G.M. 4 Jul-Sept 1 Sun 1 N/W
101 Gr104 arundinacea Fontane Grasses Molinia Lush green foliage with upright purple plumes in summer 4 Jul-Sept 1.2 Sun 1 N
102 Gr105 Japonica Cream Delight Grasses Muhlenbergia A slow spreading form with cream variegations, unusual 8 Aug 0.45 Sun 2 N
103 Gr106 mexicana Grasses Muhlenbergia Clumps of narrow green foliage, Purplish flower plumes 4 Aug 0.6 Sun 1 W
104 Gr107 Trichotoma Grasses Nassella Pale green foliage, airy plumes of shiny purple from mid-summer 6 June 0.35 Sun 2 N
105 Gr109 virgatum Dallas Blues Grasses Panicum A new form of the panicum grass with outstanding blue foliage & pastel mauve flower heads, originating from Dallas Texas 4 Aug-Oct 1.2 Sun 1 D/N/W
106 Gr110 virgatum Heavy Metal Grasses Panicum Blue-green foliage turning yellow, purple-green flower spikes in Autumn, withstands wind & rain 4 Aug-Oct 1.2 Sun 1 N
107 Gr112 Virgatum Northwind Grasses Panicum Very stunning, Very tall and straight grass with very narrow clumps growing to 6 / 7 ft with a tall flowerhead 4 Sept 2 Sun/P 1 N
108 Gr113 virgatum Rotstrahlbusch Grasses Panicum leaves red-burgundy in autumn, colours earlier than mossy cultivars 4 Aug-Oct 1.2 Sun 1 N
109 Gr115 virgatum Shenandoah Grasses Panicum Best autumn colour of any panicum, burgundy foliage from July, New introduction. 4 Aug-Oct 1.2 Sun 1 N
110 Gr116 virgatum Squaw Grasses Panicum Vigorous & upright growing, useful as a feature plant, foliage turns red late Summer 4 Aug-Oct 1.2 Sun 1 N
111 Gr118 virgatum Warrior Grasses Panicum Beautiful bronze flushed leaves 4 Aug-Oct 1.2 Sun 1 N
112 Gr119 alopecuroides viridescens Grasses Pennisetum Rounded clumps, stems arching with flowers resembling hairy caterpillars 6 Sept 0.6 Sun 3 N
113 Gr121 alopecuroides Woodside Grasses Pennisetum Light green flowers with dark purple bristles & orange stamens giving an overall appearance of pink 6 Sept 0.45 Sun 2 N
114 Gr122 alopecuroides Autumn Wizard Grasses Pennisetum New in 2002, beautiful dark plumes sells on site in September 6 Sept 0.45 Sun 2 N
115 Gr124 caudatum Grasses Pennisetum White flowered fountain grass deserves to be better known, prefers well drained soil. New 4 Aug-Oct 1.2 Sun 1 D
116 Gr125 alop Nat. Arboretum Grasses Pennisetum Selected at the US National Arboretum in Washington DC for its black flower bristles 4 Aug-Oct 1 Sun 1 N
117 Gr126 orientale Grasses Pennisetum Dense clump, greyish leaves, silky-white, poker-like flowers 4 Aug-Oct 1 Sun 1 D
118 Gr128 orientale Karley Rose Grasses Pennisetum Taller & hardier than the species, deep rose colour plumes, selected in the USA. 5 Jul-Sept 0.9 Sun 1 N
119 Gr130 orientale Tall Tales Grasses Pennisetum Beautiful white plumes on tall sturdy plant, new introduction from USA. 5 Jul-Sept 1.2 Sun 1 N
120 Gr131 setaceum Grasses Pennisetum Stiff pale green leaves, purplish-pink racemes up to 40cm, superb as cut flowers, plant is frost tender so treat as annual or protect in Winter 4 Jul-Sept 1 Sun 1 D
121 Gr133 setaceum Rubrum Grasses Pennisetum Beautiful red-purple leaves & arching red flower plumes to 1m. Frost-tender, needs heat to survive the winter when it will flower continuously 8 Jun-Sep 1 Sun 1 D
122 Gr135 Arundinacea Tricolor Grasses Phalaris Striped white & green leaves with a pinkish-purple flush to the margins especially on young growth 4 Jun-Sep 0.6 Sun/P 1 N
123 Gr136 Picta Woodside Grasses Phalaris Striking , almost white foliage with a hint of green. 4 Jun-Sep 0.9 Sun/P 1 N
124 Gr139 Ravennae Grasses Saccarum Tall grass similar to Pampas, narrow leaves form a large clump, flowers are silver & very tall, good for cutting fresh or dried. Very drought tolerant 4 Aug-Oct 1.8 Sun 1 D/N
125 Gr141 Nutans Indian Steel Grasses Sorghustrum Arching steel blue foliage, copper-bronze flower plumes. A fine tall prairie grass 4 Aug-Oct 1 Sun 1 D/N
126 Gr142 Sibiricus Grasses Spodiopogon Silver-spike Grass. Slow spreading clump, bamboo like stems, good in small garden 4 Sept 0.9 Sun/P 1 N
127 Gr144 arundinacea Grasses Stipa Dark green leaves, streaked orange & brown, small airy plumes of flower 4 Aug-Oct 1 Sun/P 1 N
128 Gr146 capillata Grasses Stipa Glossy dark grey-green leaves, misty plumes of whitish twisting tails up stem 4 Jul-Sept 0.8 Sun/P 1 N
129 Gr148 gigantea Grasses Stipa Arching leaves to form a large clump, golden brown airy flower plumes ageing straw yellow to 2 metres. Very dramatic 4 May-June 0.9 Sun 1 N
130 Gr151 tenuissima Grasses Stipa Clumps of green foliage, fluffy flowerheads ageing silver from summer onwards 4 Jul-Sept 0.5 Sun 1 N
131 Gr152 rubra Grasses Uncinia Beautiful deep red, low growing & compact, try it with yellow foliage for contrast 4 N/A 0.3 Sun 1 N
132 Gr157 brunnea Jenneke Grasses Carex Narrow gold variegated foliage in compact clump, like Evergold but taller & more graceful. Shelter from very cold weather, good patio plant 5 Aug-Sept 0.45 Sun 1 D/N
133 Gr158 flagellifera Frosted Curls Grasses Carex Dense clump of arching, silver-green leaves, good for pots 4 N/A 0.3 Sun/P 1 N/W
134 Gr159 phyllocephala Sparkler Grasses Carex The brightest of the variegated sedges, with rich, dark leaves neatly striped with creamy white. Untypical for a sedge, the leaves are borne in whorls on the tops of erect stems. Best in shade and needs a rich soil 5 Sep-Oct 0.5 PS 1 N
135 Gr160 siderosticha Isle Brocade Grasses Carex Beautiful form from Japan, wide leaves of deep green with bold yellow margins, shame it dies down in winter 4 N/A 0.2 Sun 1 D/N
136 GR161 sylvatica Auslese Grasses Luzula Very robust Woodrush, glossy yellow-green leaves with twisting tips 4 May-June 0.3 PS 1 N/W
137 Gr163 sinensis Malepartus Grasses Miscanthus Very hardy, arching purple-brown spikes on stiff, strong stems. Good autumn colour 4 Sept 2 Sun 1 N
138 Gr164 virgatum Cloud Nine Grasses Panicum Stunning upright habit & blue-green glaucous leaves which turn golden in autumn 4 Sept 2 Sun/P 1 D/N
139 Gr165 alopecuroides Grasses Pennisetum Totally hardy,  green plumes in summer turn golden brown by autumn. 4 Sept 0.9 Sun 1 D
140 Gr166 alopecuroides Moudry Grasses Pennisetum Forming a small neat mound with dark purple-black flower plumes, lovely! 4 Sept 0.6 Sun 1 D/N
141 Gr167 messiacum "Red Buttons" Grasses Pennisetum Great variety from USA. Green foliage with constant stream of red blooms becoming buff-white in maturity 6 Jun-Sept 0.9 Sun 1 D
142 Gr168 villosum Grasses Pennisetum Flowers almost pure white, excellent as a cut flower 4 Jun-Sep 0.45 Sun 1 D/N
143 Gr171 brachytricha Grasses Calamagrostis feathery grey-pink flower plumes above the foliage 4 Aug-Oct 0.9 Sun/P 1 N
144 Gr173 ovina Seeigel Grasses Festuca Dense cushion of fine spiky olive-green leaves, one of our favourite 4 Sept 0.15 Sun 1 D/N
145 Gr174 valesiaca Silbersee Grasses Festuca Bloomy Pale silver-blue, very fine thread like leaves 4 N/A 0.25 Sun 1 D/N
146 Gr175 alpinus glaucus Grasses Alopecurus Great thin leaved silver blue grass, needs hot dry position 4 Jun-July 0.45 Sun 1 D
147 Gr177 caespitosa Grasses Deschampsia Large dense evergreen tussock, Rich dark green leaves & hazy flower plumes, green, slivery-gold, purple, aging to straw-yellow. Good for Drying 4 Jul-Aug 1 Sun 1 N
148 Gr178 lurida Grasses Carex Evergreen Clump has showy, yellow spiky flower heads, shaped like a norman mace - and attractive yellowy green foliage. Eccellent for cutting/dried flower arrangements. Most conditions are acceptable 4 Jun-Aug 0.4 Sun/P 1 N/W
149 Gr179 Planiscapus Nigrescens Grasses Ophiopogon Black grass like, evergreen foliage, flowers followed by black berries 4 July 0.25 Sun/P 1 N
150 Gr180 Glomerata variegata Grasses Dactylis Dense large tuft, Leaves striped green and white 4 Aug-Sept 25 Sun/P 1 D/N
151 Gr181 conspicua Rubra Grasses Chionochloa this has olive green, arching stems upto 90cm tall. Perhaps the most handsome of all the New Zealand grasses with its un cluttered light airy Habit. 4 Aug 1 Sun 1 D
152 Gr182 donax Variegata Grasses Arundo With bamboo like strongly variegated creamy white and green striped leaves on tall stems, excellent for waterside & coastal planting 6 N/A 2.5 Sun 1.5 N
153 Gr183 flexuosa Grasses Deschampsia Green form, Nebulous shiny flower plumes, purplish, brown & silver on long stems 4 Aug-Sept 0.9 Sun/P 1 N
154 Gr184 arenarius Grasses Leymus Flat pale blue-grey wheat-like narrow leaves and blue-grey spikelets in summer, Good for drying 4 Jun-Aug 1 Sun 1 N/D
155 Gr185 testacea "Coco Cola" Grasses Carex Attractive bronzy brown form in dense clumps 4 Aug-Oct 0.45 Sun 1 N/D
156 Gr186 pendula "Moonraker" Grasses Carex Evergreen leaves and tall graceful pendant flower spikes, damp places where it will naturalise 4 Sept-Oct 0.4 Sun 1 D
157 Gr187 glauca Glaucous Grasses Carex also known as Carex flacca. Loose evergreen tufts, much denser when grown in a pot. Blue-green foliage, very useful variety for shade 4 Aug 0.4 PS/S 1 N
158 Gr188 ensifolius Grasses Juncus Flat leaves with tiny purple-black flowers on the tops of narrow stems. Excellent for moist soils or as marginal plant (Used as a candle wick) 4 Sept 0.4 Sun/P 1 N/W
159 Gr189 effusus Unicorn Grasses Juncus The largest and most striking of the curly rushes, stems and leaves twist and curl upwards to 75cm. Damp spot 4 Aug - Sep 0.5 Sun/P 1 N/W
160 Gr190 effusus Blond Ambition Grasses Juncus Released by us at Tatton Park in 2002, this curly rush has a bold yellow stripe running down each stem. Something completely different 5 N/A 0.5 Sun/P 1 N/W
161 Gr191 Elegia capensis Grasses Restio Another addition to our range of Restios from South Africa. This form has evergreen reed-like stems to 2.5 m. Striking when grown in moist, sandy soil or in a pot, sun or part shade 5 N/A 2.5 Sun/P 1 N/D
162 Gr192 patens Carmens Gray Grasses Juncus Dark Green upright solid stems resembling a pencil, great in a moist spot or in pots 4 Aug-Sept 0.5 Sun/P 1 N/W
163 Gr193 tetraphyllus Grasses Restio Drooping tassels of brown to reddish flower plumes, spikelets to 1cm up stems to 100cm 5 Aug 1 Sun/P 1 N/D
164 Gr194 Rhodocoma capensis Grasses Restio Arching stems to 2 mtr, Soil dryish in winter, less so in summer, infertile, S. Africa 8.5 Sept 2 Sun/P 3 D/N
165 Gr195 caryophyllea Grasses Carex Low grass with somewhat crinkly leaves that form dense tussocks similar to a well known hair style 4 N/a 0.3 Sun/P 1 D/N
166 Gr196 alternifolius nanus compactus Grasses Cyperus Dwarf form of umbrella plant, best in moist soil or shallow water, great as a patio plant, bring into house in winter. Will survive frost if planted in pond about 6 inches deep 4 N/A 0.3 Sun/P 0.5 W
167 Gr197 pectinata aureomarginata Grasses Spartinia Leaves have narrow yellow margins and mid-ribs, a tall growing, impressive grass for moist places 4 N/A 2 Sun/P 1 N/W
168 Gr199 arundinacea Skyracer Grasses Molinia Leaves to 1 metre, but minimalist straw coloured flower plumes reach 2.5 metres, outstanding. 4 Jul-Aug 2.5 Sun 1 N/W
169 Gr200 alopecuroides Hamelin Grasses Pennisetum Greenish white flower heads with stuck-out orange stamens, earlier than most, dark green leaves. 4 Aug 0.6 Sun 1 D/N
170 Gr201 maxima variegata Grasses Glyceria Yellow variegated foliage, moisture loving. Horses and cattle love the sweet taste! 4 April-May 0.6 Sun 1 W
171 Gr202 sinensis Sirene Grasses Miscanthus Abundant pinkish-red flower plumes ageing red-brown then fluffy and silver white, the fingers pendulous in Sept 5 Sept-Oct 2 Sun/P 1 N
172 Gr203 atrata Grasses Carex Dense clumps of stiff blue-green leaves and purple-black flower spikes. 4 May-Aug 0.2 Sun/P 1 W
173 Gr204 elata "Knightshayes" Grasses Carex Bright golden leaves with brown flower spikes 4 June 0.6 Sun 1 W
174 Gr206 karl Forster Grasses Molinia Small clump, arching leaves, Airy dark purple flower plumes on very bright stems to 120cm 4 Aug-Sept 0.75 Sun 1 N
175 Gr207 Edith Dudszus Grasses Molinia Dense tussock, short leaves. Slender dark purple long-lasting flower plumes on 1 mtr reddish purple arching stems that age yellow by autumn 4 Aug-sept 0.75 Sun 1 N
176 Gr208 calamagrostis Grasses Stipa Dense clump, evergreen leaves, orangish yellow in autumn. Arching airy plumes green and shining silvery, often purplish aging dense and straw to pale russet 4 Jun-Oct 0.3 Sun 1 N
177 Gr209 vernus Perennials Lathyrus Ancient Greek word for Pea! This has purple flowers in March to may, Much divided foliage and compact, Sun but not waterlogged soil. A very pretty, dainty, spring plant 4 Mar-May 0.4 Sun 1 N
178 Gr210 sinensis Nishidake Grasses Miscanthus Leaves with prominent white midribs, Olf flower plumes very feathery, whitish and somewhat one sided 10 Aug 1.5 Sun/P 2 N/W
179 Gr211 sinensis Sarabande Grasses Miscanthus Narrow more erect leaves, many brownish flower heads ageing whiter, flowers early 10 Aug 1.5 Sun/P 2 N/W
180 Gr212 sinensis Wetterfarne Grasses Miscanthus Broad green leaves reddish in autumn 10 Aug 1.5 Sun/P 2 N/W
181 Gr213 sinensis Hermann Mussel Grasses Miscanthus Leaves to about 2cm wide, with prominent narrow white midribs, Open plumes of light red-brown tails, tiny pendulous gingery antlers, the plumes close up and turn silvery with age (2mtr tall) 10 Aug 1.5 Sun/P 2 N/W
182 Gr214 sinensis Haiku Grasses Miscanthus 10 Aug 1.5 Sun/P 2 N/W
183 Gr215 sinensis Giraffe Grasses Miscanthus Very like Zebrinus, Freely flowering on stems to 3 mtr 10 Aug 1.5 Sun/P 2 N/W
184 Gr216 sinensis Prof Richard Hansen Grasses Miscanthus Broad leaves with neat white midribs, large airy whitish flower plumes, more erect, dense and fluffy with age (3 mtrs tall) 10 Aug 1.5 Sun/P 2 N/W
185 Gr217 sinensis Yaku Jima Grasses Miscanthus Narrow green leaves to 1 mtr high, tinged reddish-brown in autumn, reddish flowers 5 Aug 1.5 Sun/P 1 N/W
186 Gr218 sinensis Giganteus Grasses Miscanthus Large Clump, Arching pendent leaves to +3cm wide.  Congested flower plumes with many silky fingers, with tiny maroon antlers and purplish tinges 8 Aug 1.5 Sun/P 3 N/W
187 Gr219 sinensis Goliath Grasses Miscanthus Long  erect leaves to 25mm wide, tall clump forming grass to 2.5 mtrs, large red-brown flower plumes aging silvery-brown 10 Aug 1.5 Sun/P 2 N/W
188 Gr220 sinensis Undine Grasses Miscanthus Slender bright green leaves, yellow in autumn, flowers open russet-pink ageing silvery white, very large plumes (2.5 mtr tall) 10 Aug 1.5 Sun/P 2 N/W
189 Gr221 sinensis Roland Grasses Miscanthus Broad leaves, fluffy whitish plumes, the individual slender racemes with close and regular undulations, perhaps purpler early in the season 10 Aug 1.5 Sun/P 2 N/W
190 Gr222 oligostachyus Africa Grasses Miscanthus Very unusual, Leaves slowly turn in autumn to what is described as Orange-Scarlet 10 Aug 2 Sun/P 2 N/W
191 Gr224 sinensis Central Park Grasses Miscanthus Deep green leaves to 3cm wide, large cream flower heads, stems to 2 mtr 10 Sep 1.5 Sun/P 2 N/W
192 Gr225 grayi "Mace Sedge" Grasses Carex clump forming native to usa woodlands, leafy, medium green, with seed heads shaped like a mace. Needs moisture 4 May-July 1 PS 1 N/W
193 Gr226 secta tenuiculmis Grasses Carex Evergreen tussocks, clump of drooping leaves of long thin greeny browny slivers  and pale brown flower spikes, tolerates moist or dry conditions 4 Jul-Aug 0.5 Sun 1 N/W
194 Gr227 sinensis Adagio Grasses Miscanthus Stems to 60cm, Slender silvery grey-green leaves, many narrow erect pale brownish-pink flower clusters, ageing white up stems to 1 mtr 6 Aug 1.5 Sun/P 2 N/W
195 Gr228 Totnes Burgundy Grasses Eragrostis Grey Flower plumes, mature leaves wine-red on their apical halves - fully hardy 5 July-Aug 0.9 Sun/P 1 D
196 Gr229 muskingumensis "Silberstreif" Grasses Carex For damp areas such as moist fertile soils and low woods. Sliver plumes on bright green leaves, rounded slow clump forming, with palm type tops of stems. 4 Jun-Aug 0.9 Sun/P 1 W
197 Gr230 extremiorientalis Grasses Stipa (Oriental origin) Stiffly erect, with very thin airy leaves pale yellow green, soft yellow in autumn. Green flower plumes to 40cm long, shining and sometimes purplish. 4 Aug-Sep 1.2 Sun/P 1 N/D
198 Gr231 magellanicus (NEW) Grasses Leymus The most intense blue of all the grasses, Non-invasive, good in a sunny spot 4 Jun-Aug 1 Sun 1 N/D
199 GR232 sinensis Nepalensis Grasses Miscanthus Beautifully nodding flowerheads glistening gold 4 Aug-Oct 1.5 Sun 1 N
200 Gr233 glaucum "Purple Majesty" Grasses Pennisetum Dramatic high-impact tall dark purple grass, tender, large leaves and seed heads.(Young plants are green, turning purple when plants move outside to full sun)  Many awards won in USA 4 Jun-Sep 2 Sun 1 D/N
201 Gr234 donax Versicolour Grasses Arundo More compact form of Variegata, With bamboo like strongly variegated creamy yellow and green striped leaves on tall stems 6 N/A 2.5 Sun 1.5 N
202 Pr001 mollis Perennials Acanthus Strong spikes with white through purple flowers all around the stem 4 Aug-Sep 1.5 Sun 1 N
203 Pr003 sylvestris "Ravenswing" Perennials Anthriscus Dark, purplish leaved form, with the usual white flowers. Likes a good soil 4 April-May 1 PS 1 N/W
204 Pr004 rugosum Chocolate Perennials Eupatorium "Chocolate Leaf Snakeroot" Wonderfully tall border plant with darkest foliage and wonderful bouquets of tiny white flowers, likes the driest of dry shade 4 Aug-Oct 1.2 PS 1 N/D
205 Pr006 Blue Spire Perennials Perovskia Known for its aromatic leaves, native of gravel screes of Turkey and Afghanistan so likes poor dry soil, chalky or otherwise. Salt tolerant and suits marine gardens, Long Blue flower stems all through summer and into frosts (Totally Hardy) 4 May-Oct 1.2 Sun 1 D
206 Pr011 Wisley Blue Perennials Tritelia little mound of blue wonder, stunning bunch's of colour 3 April 0.2 Sun/P 0.11 N
207 Pr012 Marie Britt Crawford Perennials Farfugium Rare! Limited 8 N/A 0.7 Sun/P 2 N
208 Pr014 Blue Giant Perennials Agapanthus Large dark blue flowers in August, hardy if given well drained soil or put in a pot 6 Aug-Sept 0.8 Sun 2 D/N
209 Pr015 Martian Invader Perennials Farfugium Rare! Limited 8 N/A 0.7 Sun/P 2 N
210 Pr018 Baby Blue Perennials Agapanthus Soft darkish blue full flower head, yellowish-green new growth fading deeper through the season 5 Aug-Sept 0.5 Sun 1 D/N
211 Pr020 Snow Princess Perennials Agapanthus Dwarf Variety with Small  Pale white  flowers 5 Jul-Aug 0.5 Sun 1 D/N
212 Pr025 Midnight Star Perennials Agapanthus Very dark blue 9 Jul-Aug 1 Sun 3 D/N
213 Pr027 Peter Pan Perennials Agapanthus Dwarf Variety. Pale, sky-blue flowers in August, needs a well drained spot 4 Jul-Aug 0.45 Sun 1 D/N
214 Pr032 Tinkerbell Perennials Agapanthus Pale blue flowers contrasting with variegated foliage. Evergreen, protect from wet 4 Jul-Aug 0.4 Sun 1 D/N
215 Pr033 White Dwarf Perennials Agapanthus White flowered, dwarf variety 4 Jul-Aug 0.5 Sun 1 D/N
216 Pr038 Bodnant Burgundy Perennials Anemone Single burgundy pink flowers starts in Aug 5 Aug-Sept 1 Sun/P 1.5 N
217 Pr047 x hybrida Whirlwind Perennials Anemone Pure white, semi-double, great in partial shade 5 Sept 0.8 Sun/P 2 N
218 Pr078 Macrophylla Dawsons White Perennials Brunnera White edged leaves at their best late Aug-Oct, good soil in shade, clouds of blue flowers Available 2004 4 Feb-Jun 0.5 PS/S 1 N
219 Pr089 Majalis Perennials Convallaria White waxy, sweetly scented flowers in May. 4 May 0.15 PS/S 1 N
220 Pr093 Emily McKenzie Perennials Crocosmia Small variety with deep orange flowers that have red markings forming a ring around the centre of the large flower 4 Aug-Sept 0.4 Sun 0.75 N
221 Pr095 Dusky Maiden Perennials Crocosmia Very Unusual - Orangey chocolate colour with darker leaves, stunning 4 Jul-Aug 0.4 Sun 1 N
222 Pr101 Lucifer Perennials Crocosmia Red-orange flowers on strong stems, A.G.M. 4 June-July 0.9 Sun 0.75 N
223 Pr108 Venus Perennials Crocosmia Two-tone, red with yellow inside the flower 4 Aug-Sept 0.6 Sun 0.75 N
224 Pr150 peltata Perennials Darmera From a thick green rhizome, single flower stems rise, each crowned with a cluster of fragrant pale pink blooms. Then green umbrellas rise up to 1 m, turning burgundy in Autumn, Heavy or wet soil. 6 May 0.75 PS/S 2 W
225 Pr158 Igneum Perennials Dierama Tomato red flared tubes on this small member of the Dieramas. 5 Jul-Aug 0.6 Sun 1 N
226 Pr159 Mixed hybrids Perennials Dierama Clump-forming with grass like leaves & pink, coral-pink or red flowers on arching stems 5 Jul-Aug 0.9 Sun 1 N
227 Pr161 pendulum Perennials Dierama Pendant pink flowers from silvery bracts 5 Jul-Aug 0.5 Sun 1 N
228 Pr162 Puck Perennials Dierama A nice hybrid of Dracomontanum persuasion, but a little taller, more vigorous and rather pinker in flower 5 Jul-Aug 1 Sun 1 N
229 Pr163 pulcherrimum Perennials Dierama Angels Fishing Rod. Stiff grassy foliage, silvery pink bells which develop into bead-like clusters of seed 5 Jul-Aug 1.2 Sun/P 1 N/W
230 Pr166 Snowball Perennials Dierama Milky-white 5 Jul-Aug 0.9 Sun 1 N
231 Pr181 Grandiflorum Lilafee Perennials Epimedium Lavender-violet flowers in spring, bright green foliage, excellent in shade or partial shade 4 April 0.2 PS/S 1 N
232 Pr188 Agavifolium Perennials Eryngium Agave-like spiky foliage, must have full sun 4 Jun-Aug 1.2 Sun 1 D
233 Pr193 amy. Purpurea Perennials Euphorbia Reddish green foliage, darkens in winter, green-yellow flowerheads from spring to summer 4 May-Jun 0.75 Sun/P 1 N
234 Pr195 characias Burrow's Silver Perennials Euphorbia Striking Blue-green foliage with cream variegation and yellow flowers, brightens up any dark corner 5 Jun 0.6 Sun/P 1 N
235 Pr197 vulgare rubrum Perennials Foeniculum Bronze form of fennel with feathery foliage in early spring followed by yellow flowers on stiff stems late summer 4 Aug-Sep 2 Sun 1 N
236 Pr199 Dusky Rose "NEW" Perennials Geranium Pale chocolate foliage, pink/white flowers, Excellent ground cover, hardy = New Introduction 5 Jul-Sept 0.3 Sun 1 N
237 Pr201 hybrida Dilys Perennials Geranium Large plants with magenta flowers striped with dark purple veins 4 July-Sept 1 Sun 1 N
238 Pr203 karelinii Perennials Aquilegia Purple flowers "A rare Variety" 4 May-Jun 0.7 Sun 1 N
239 Pr205 fragrans Perennials Aquilegia Upright perennial with deeply divided bluish green leaves, delicate white or cream flowers 4 May-Jul 0.35 Sun 1 N
240 Pr207 oxonianum "Rose Clair" Perennials Geranium Beautiful reddish-purple flowers, blooms all summer 4 Jun-Sept 0.3 Sun 1 N
241 Pr211 Trifoliata Perennials Gillenia Airy, bush forming perennial with foliage & sprays of delicate white, star shaped flowers Available 2003 5 May-July 0.6 Sun/P 1 N
242 Pr214 Olympica Perennials Aquilegia  White flowers with yellow stamens and a prolific flowerer. Stands well without support 4 May-Jul 0.9 Sun 1 N
243 Pr215 atrorubens Hort. Perennials Helleborus Old Dutch variety, dark dusky purple flowers, only true by division 8 March 0.45 Sun/PS 1 N
244 Pr217 Awesome Blossom Perennials Hemerocallis Dusty rose with a dark purple border & yellow throat, fragrant 4 Jul-Aug 0.6 Sun 1 D/N
245 Pr218 Elegant Candy Perennials Hemerocallis Ruffled pink flowers with red eye zone, very fragrant 6 Jul-Aug 0.6 Sun 2 D/N
246 Pr222 Moonlit Masquerade Perennials Hemerocallis Cream with contrasting dark purple eye-zone & green throat, semi-evergreen, fragrant 4 Jul-Aug 0.7 Sun 1 D/N
247 Pr227 yabeana Perennials Aquilegia Deepest inky blue, long spurred flowers on long stems 4 May-Jul 0.6 Sun 1 N
248 Pr233 Rachel Perennials Heuchera Compact bronzy-darkest green petite leaves with ivory coloured flowers 4 Jun-Aug 0.3 Sun/P 1 N
249 Pr234 Amber Waves Perennials Heuchera Rather ill looking bronze-yellow silky foliage which when mature and growing strongly looks like the sun shining and is very nice, evergreen, pinkish-beige flowers 4 May-Jul 0.3 PS/S 1 N
250 Pr235 Plum Pudding Perennials Heuchera Very Dark red, dark-marked ruffled leaves, evergreen plant with tiny maroon and green flowers, originally found in  Somerset 3.5 May-Aug 0.3 PS/S 0.9 N
251 Pr236 Cherry Berry Perennials Hosta Pointed elliptic leaves, white with irregular dark-green markings, violet flowers & cherry-red seed pods 6 Jul-Aug 0.4 Sun/P 1 N/W
252 Pr237 Fire & Ice Perennials Hosta Heart shaped leaves with white centres & broad dark green margin, lavender flowers, sport of H. Patriot 6 Jul-Aug 0.5 Sun/P 1 N/W
253 Pr238 Gold Edger Perennials Hosta Small Hosta with heart-shaped golden leaves, sun-tolerant & pest-resistant 5 Jul-Aug 0.3 Sun/P 2 N
254 Pr239 Sun Power Perennials Hosta Large Hosta, heart-shaped gold leaves with wavy, twisting edges, quick grower 5 Jul-Aug 0.9 Sun/P 1.5 N
255 Pr240 Fireworks Perennials Heuchera Large flared dusky-salmon flowers (Big) and Dark red foliage 3.5 Apr-Aug 0.4 PS/S 0.9 N
256 Pr241 undulata August Moon Perennials Hosta Golden yellow leaves with white flowers, reasonably sun tolerant 5 July 0.45 Sun/P 1.5 N
257 Pr245 Chrysographes Perennials Iris Dark purple-maroon flowers, with golden yellow stripes on the falls. Needs moisture 5 May 0.5 Sun/P 1 W
258 Pr248 pseudoacorus Variegata Perennials Iris Yellow flag iris, (or Water Iris) creamy-yellow striped leaves fading to green in late summer, yellow flowers, Likes sitting in the pond 4 May 0.7 Sun 1 N/W
259 Pr249 sibirica Butter & Sugar Perennials Iris Creamy standards & butter yellow falls, reblooms, A.G.M. Damp in Spring, not waterlogged in Winter 4 May 0.7 Sun/P 1 N/W
260 Pr251 sibirica Papillon Perennials Iris Pastel blue-mauve, flat flowers with flared falls, Damp in Spring, not waterlogged in Winter 4 May 0.9 Sun/P 1 N/W
261 Pr254 sibirica Silver Edge Perennials Iris Violet-blue with a silver edge to the falls, A.G.M. Damp in Spring, not waterlogged in Winter 4 May 0.6 Sun/P 1 N/W
262 Pr255 sibirica Snow Queen Perennials Iris Snow white with yellow shoulders, re-blooms,  Damp in Spring, not waterlogged in Winter 4 May 0.75 Sun/P 1 N/W
263 Pr256 versicolor Gerald Darby Perennials Iris Dark purple foliage which fades to green by early summer, large purple-blue flowers, likes it wet 4 0.9 Sun 1 W
264 Pr259 Alcazar Perennials Kniphofia Bright orange-red, good rebloomer, one of the hardiest 4 Aug-Sept 1 Sun 1 D/N
265 Pr262 Brimstone Perennials Kniphofia Small yellow pokers in September, stunning little plant 5 Aug-Sept 0.9 Sun 2 D/N
266 Pr265 Dingaan Perennials Kniphofia Tall, stout heads of pale bronzed-yellow flowers New variety 4 Jun-July 1 Sun 0.9 N
267 Pr268 Galpinii Perennials Kniphofia Red Hot Poker. Tall flower spikes with hundreds of tubular orange flowers 4 May-June 1 Sun 1 D/N
268 Pr270 John Benary Perennials Kniphofia Good, really red-coral flowers July-Sept. An old Irish hybrid 4 Jun-July 0.75 Sun 0.9 N
269 Pr278 Royal Standard Perennials Kniphofia Clumps of strong sword-like foliage producing citron yellow pokers with scarlet tops  A.G.M. 4 Aug-Sept 0.9 Sun 1 D/N
270 Pr279 Samuels Sensation Perennials Kniphofia Long narrow spikes of cream flowers from soft coral-orange buds AGM 4 Sept 1.1 Sun 0.9 N
271 Pr281 Tawny King Perennials Kniphofia Tawny apricot buds open cream from dark bronze stems 4 Jul-Oct 1.2 Sun 1 N
272 Pr284 Strawberries & Cream Perennials Kniphofia Slender pale dusky red and cream pokers to 2 ft from July to Sept 4 Jul-Aug 0.6 Sun 1 N
273 Pr285 Uvaria Nobilis Perennials Kniphofia Big bold spikes of orange flowers from orange buds, very tall Available 2003 4 Aug-Sept 2.5 Sun 0.9 N
274 Pr292 erecta Wellington Bronze Perennials Halorgaris Related to Gunnera, Attractive bronze foliage form, spikes of many small greenish yellow flowers, New Zealand Native 4 Aug 0.6 Sun 1 N
275 Pr293 Grandiflora Perennials Libertia Bold clumps of long, narrow leaves & clusters of large white flowers, mid-summer 4 May-June 0.45 PS 1 N
276 Pr294 confusa Martyn Rix Perennials Iris Purple orchard-like flowers (Slightly tender) 8 Apr-May 0.6 Sun 2 N/W
277 Pr299 clarkei Perennials Nepeta A new introduction, blue flowers with white markings 4 Jun-July 0.6 Sun 1 N
278 Pr300 parnassica Perennials Nepeta Thick strong stems bear fragrant leaves & long spikes of purple-blue flowers, use in border or patio 4 Jun-July 1.8 Sun 1 D/N
279 Pr302 subsessilis Perennials Nepeta Upright clumping stems of neat foliage, bluish flowers shaped like long flared tubes, a different cat-mint 4 Jun-July 0.5 Sun 1 D/N
280 Pr304 Little Red Wine Perennials Hemerocallis Smallish flower, turning deep wine red with a small white centre stripe 4 Jul-Aug 0.7 Sun 1 N
281 Pr305 muscari Big Blue Perennials Liriope Related to Ophiopogon, from Japan and Far east, Flowers very late into the autumn and into early winter, easy and free flowering with evergreen leaves (Blue Flowers)  (Feed regularly) 4 Aug-Nov 0.3 PS 1 N
282 Pr306 aethiopica Perennials Zantedeschia "Caerwent" - Hardy Variety of Arum Lily, likes moisture, big flowers 5 May-Jun 0.5 PS/S 1 N/W
283 Pr307 vulgare Compactum Perennials Origanum Low, dense cushions of aromatic leaves & small pink flowers all summer, beloved by bees & butterflies 4 May-Aug 0.15 Sun 1 D/N
284 Pr326 Tuberosa Amazone Perennials Phlomis Tall upright stems with whorls of rosy-lilac flowers 4 June 1.2 Sun 1 D
285 Pr349 Rose Queen Perennials Salvia From Mount Kilimanjaro, the leaves have a perfume of mint sauce, short tiers of light rose coloured flowers 4 Sept 0.45 Sun 1 D
286 Pr351 Uliginosa Perennials Salvia Clear blue flowers from mid-summer till frosts 4 Jul-Sept 1.5 Sun/PS 1 D
287 Pr355 coccinea Alba Perennials Schizostylis White Kaffir Lily, autumn flowering. 4 Sep-Nov 0.75 Sun 1 N/W
288 Pr356 coccinea "Fenland Daybreak" Perennials Schizostylis Soft pink, autumn flowering. 4 Sep-Nov 0.75 Sun 1 N/W
289 Pr361 Racemosa Perennials Smilacena  Arching stems of tiny fragrant white flowers,  moist shade 4 Apr-May 0.75 PS/S 1.5 W
290 Pr365 cuneatum Perennials Trillium Musk scented dark maroon, shade & moisture 5 Mar 0.3 PS/S 0.3 N/W
291 Pr366 Erectum Perennials Trillium Mahogany red, shady, moist spot 5 0.3 PS/S N/W
292 Pr367 grandiflorum Perennials Trillium Large, white flowers, shady moist spot 5 Mar 0.3 PS/S 0.5 N/W
293 Pr368 luteum Perennials Trillium Yellow-green, shade & moisture 5 Mar 0.3 PS/S 0.5 N/W
294 Pr369 recurvatum Perennials Trillium Dwarf, deep maroon, shade & moisture 5 Mar 0.3 PS/S 0.3 N/W
295 Pr370 disticha ssp. Rubroluscens Perennials Tritonia Enchanting rose pink flowers, resemble tiny lilies on wiry stems, late summer. 4 Jul-Aug 0.75 Sun 1 N
296 Pr372 Silver Lace Perennials Tulbaghia Variegated leaves with pink, agapanthus-like flowers. Foliage is useful as herb in soups & salads and bad breath to boot! 4 Jun-Sept 0.3 Sun 0.5 N/D
297 Pr384 bonariensis Perennials Verbena Multi-branched stems terminate in flat heads of violet-blue flowers from early summer well into the autumn. Will self seed in poor soil (Keep protected in heavy Winter) 4 Jul-Oct 2 PS/S 1 D
298 Pr392 sibirica Perennials Iris The true form, from thin grass-like leaves arise small blue-purple flowers in quantity, excellent to naturalise in damp 4 April 1 Sun/P 1 N/W
299 Pr393 sibirica Blue King Perennials Iris Larger flowers than the species & a better shade of blue, Damp in Spring, not waterlogged in Winter 4 April 0.9 Sun/P 1 N/W
300 Pr395 racemosa Little Titch Perennials Nepeta Very small cat-mint lavender-blue flowers 4 May-Sept 0.15 Sun 1 D
301 Pr396 sibirica Blue Reverie Perennials Iris Very large flowered for a sibirica, lovely sky blue flowers, Damp in Spring, not waterlogged in Winter 4 April 0.75 Sun/P 1 N/W
302 Pr397 sibirica Hubbard Perennials Iris Another large flowered form with stunning royal velvet flowers, Damp in Spring, not waterlogged in Winter 4 April 0.75 Sun/P 1 N/W
303 Pr398 proboscideum Perennials Arisarum Children love this, the brown flowers look like tiny mice with long tails 4 Mar-May 0.1 PS/S 1 D
304 Pr399 Great Expectations Perennials Hosta Heart shaped, yellow centred leaves with blue-green margins, puckered texture 5 July 0.55 Sun/P 1 N
305 Pr400 Hadspen Blue Perennials Hosta Small variety with blue rounded leaves, still one of the best blues 5 July 0.55 Sun/P 1 N
306 Pr402 Pauls Glory Perennials Hosta Medium size, heart shaped gold leaves with blue-green margins, white flowers 6 July 0.65 Sun/P 1 N
307 Pr403 Revolution Perennials Hosta Med size, white-centred leaves & dark green margins. Centre flecked dark green, pale lavender flowers 6 July 0.6 Sun/P 1 N
308 Pr404 Rippled Honey Perennials Hosta Green leaves with rippled effect, lovely soothing hosta 4 July 0.45 Sun/P 0.5 N
309 Pr406 Hadspen Purple Perennials Lobelia Newly introduced hardy lobelia, deep purple flowers, leaves have a purple tint 5 Aug-Sept 0.6 Sun/PS 1 N/W
310 Pr409 Siphilitica alba Perennials Lobelia White flowered form 4 Aug-Sept 0.5 Sun/P 1 N/W
311 Pr410 fragrans "Pink" Perennials Tulbaghia Pink sweet scented flowers, the leaves do not smell of garlic on this one. 5 Jun-Oct 0.6 Sun 1 D/N
312 Pr411 violacea Perennials Tulbaghia Green leaves & attractive strong mauve pink flowers, good in a pot on the patio, protect from wet 4 Jun-Sept 0.5 Sun 0.5 D/N
313 Pr412 Hannahs Lemon Drop Perennials Bidens Hetrophylla Very tall strong flowering stems with large bright yellow and white daisy like flowers 4 Aug 1.4 Sun/P 1 N/W
314 Pr417 Fairy Bells Perennials Dierama A true miniature/dwarf variety, Small cute flowers of peachy purple in colour 5 Jul-aug 0.3 Sun 1 N
315 Pr418 Galpinii Perennials Tulbaghia Dwarf Variety, with pale pink flowers 4 Jun-Sept 0.3 Sun 0.5 D/N
316 Pr419 pillansii Perennials Watsonia A bulbous plant from South Africa, hardy in a sunny, well drained spot. Wonderfully vibrant orange flowers in late summer, grass-like foliage. 5 Aug-Oct 1.2 Sun 1 N
317 Pr420 Black Knight Perennials Dierama Dark purple form 5 Aug-Sept 0.9 Sun 1 N
318 Pr421 Rich Pink Perennials Dierama Un-named variety from the National Collection 5 Jul-Sept 1.5 Sun 1 N
319 Pr422 Titania Perennials Dierama 5 Aug-Sept 1 Sun 1 N
320 Pr423 dracomontanum Perennials Dierama A short (45cm) plant with upright spikes of brick red, tubular flowers, needs a sunny spot which doesn’t dry out 5 Aug-Sept 1 Sun 1 N
321 Pr424 Cherry Chimes Perennials Dierama Cherry red flowers on an arching stem - Available 2004 5 Jul-Sept 1.2 Sun 1 N
322 Pr427 Norwich Canary Perennials Crocosmia Bright Yellow Flowers, late flowering and Short 4 Aug-Sept 0.3 Sun 0.75 N/W
323 Pr435 grandiflora "Sonnenkind" Perennials Coreopsis Abundant compact golden flowers, on long smooth stems, good cut flower 3.5 Jun-Sept 0.4 Sun 1 N/D
324 Pr441 sibirica Sparkling Rose Perennials Iris Rose lilac with a blue flush, unusual, Damp in Spring, not waterlogged in Winter 4 Jun-Jul 0.5 Sun 1 N
325 Pr442 coccinea "Jennifer" Perennials Schizostylis Discovered in a cut flower nursery in Somerset, Jennifer is a fine, mid-pink 4 Sept-Nov 0.8 Sun 1 N/W
326 Pr443 Baby Charm Perennials Euphorbia New release for 2003. A dwarf ‘martini’ type, large inflorescence with pronounced reddish-brown eye on a compact plant, enchanting 5 Jun 0.4 Sun/P 1 N
327 Pr446 coccinea "Pink Princess" Perennials Schizostylis New introduction for 2003. Noticed in a cut-flower nursery near Taunton. This sport of S. Jennifer has huge, very pale pink flowers on vigorous stems. 5 Sept-Nov 0.6 Sun 1 N/W
328 Pr447 Ethel’s Joy Perennials Agapanthus A new variety originating in South Africa and exclusive to us for 2003. Very dark green leaves and beautiful dark blue flowers on a dwarf plant. This variety flowers freely even on young plants. Limited stocks 6 July-Sept 0.6 Sun 1 N/D
329 Pr448 Black Beauty Perennials Geranium New for 2003, discovered at Hadspen House, Somerset. Hardy variety with dark, almost black leaves and bright lavender-blue flowers from late spring 5 Jun-Aug 0.3 Sun 1 N
330 Pr449 Little Black Scape Perennials Hosta Heart shaped leaves emerge dull green, changing to chartreuse gold. Jet black scapes emerge topped with lavender flowers. Best in morning sun and light shade. Sells for 25 dollars in the US.  Very limited stock 6 Jun-Aug 0.3 Sun/P 1 N/W
331 Pr450 medium Perennials Dierama A pretty species of the shorter type, approx 60cm. Narrow grass-like leaves and flowers like narrow bells, pinkish-mauve in colour shaded deeper on the outside and held well above the foliage 5 Aug 0.6 PS/S 1 N/W
332 Pr455 fragrans "White" Perennials Tulbaghia White sweet scented flowers, the leaves do not smell of garlic on this one 5 Jun-Oct 0.6 Sun 1 D/N
333 Pr457 nutans Perennials Billbergia Hardy Bromeliad, great pineapple like foliage, 2ft spikes of pendulous pink and navy flowers, likes moisture. In milder areas, try growing as epiphyte in tree trunks, has withstood -10 with us 20 May-July 0.6 Sun 3 N/W
334 Pr458 bicolour Perennials Fascicularia The hardiest Bromeliad, related to the pineapple. It grows anywhere, full sun, dense shade or as an epiphyte, best up a tree. Pale blue flowers set on sealing-wax leaves 20 Aug-Nov 0.4 Sun/P 3 D/N
335 Pr459 pitcairnifolia Perennials Fascicularia Another pineapple relative only bigger and better, but less frost hardy. Great in a pot, extraordinary red and blue flowers like a mandrill's bum 20 Aug-Nov 0.75 Sun/P 3 D/N
336 Pr464 majalis "Rosa" Perennials Convallaria A rare pink form of the Lily of the Valley 5 May/June 0.15 PS/S 0.5 N
337 Pr466 headbourne Hybrids Perennials Agapanthus Selected hardy strain, shades of blue, very reliable. 5 Aug-Sept 0.9 Sun/P 1.5 D/N
338 Pr467 africanus albus Perennials Agapanthus Broad leaves and large flowers of pure white, best in pots and a great cold conservatory plant. 4 Aug-Sept 0.9 Sun 1 D/N
339 Pr468 Blue Triumphator Perennials Agapanthus Good mid-blue, strong and reliable. 4 Jul-Sept 0.9 Sun 1 D/N
340 Pr469 Donau Perennials Agapanthus Pure blue, flower spikes strong and tall 4 Jul-Sept 1.2 Sun 1 D/N
341 Pr470 Sunfield Perennials Agapanthus Dark blue, large flowers on short strong stems 4 Jul-Sept 0.8 Sun 1 D/N
342 Pr472 Mars Perennials Crocosmia Large flower, red with yellow centre. 4 Jul-Aug 0.6 Sun 0.75 D/N
343 Pr476 ensata Moonlight Waves Perennials Iris White with lime green centre diffusing into petals (Likes boggy - shady spot) 4 Jun-July 0.9 Sun/P 1 N/W
344 Pr477 sibirica Flight of Butterflies Perennials Iris Small flowered, pale blue with darker veining, first class, Damp in Spring, not waterlogged in Winter 4 May-June 0.8 Sun 1 N/W
345 Pr478 sibirica Melton Red Flare Perennials Iris Red-purple flowers, Damp in Spring, not waterlogged in Winter 4 June 0.9 Sun 1 N/W
346 Pr479 sibirica Mountain Lake Perennials Iris Deep blue broad flowers, as the name implies. Damp in Spring, not waterlogged in Winter 4 June 0.9 Sun 1 N/W
347 Pr480 ensata Rose Queen Perennials Iris AGM Branched stem of exquisite soft pink blooms with central yellow stripe on each fall (Likes boggy - shady spot) 4 May-June 0.7 Sun/P 1 N/W
348 Pr481 Biedermeier Perennials Helenium Just a nice flowering plant with yellow and orange flowers and only wants a bit of sun to see it right 4 July 1 Sun 1 N
349 Pr482 Lemon Queen Perennials Helianthus Stout stems support branching heads of pale lemon daisy like flowers, great for the back of a border. 4 Sept-Oct 1.5 Sun/P 1 N
350 Pr483 griffithii Dixter Perennials Euphorbia Selected form, similar to 'Fireglow' but not as brash, orange flowers and stems, brilliant autumn colour, highly desirable. 4 April-May 0.9 Sun/P 1 N
351 Pr484 griffithii Fireglow Perennials Euphorbia Brilliant orange-red heads carried on strong erect stems. 4 May-June 0.9 Sun/P 1 N
352 Pr485 Remember Me Perennials Hosta New, Cream leaves with deep green margins. PBR. 6 Jun-July 0.75 Sun/P 1 N/W
353 Pr488 Guardian Angel Perennials Hosta Very large hosta with its large heart-shaped leaves with irregular blue-green borders around a cream centre 6 July 0.7 PS/S 1 N/W
354 Pr489 Brim Cup Perennials Hosta small showy, upright host with boldly contrasted leaves, cupped rounded foliage has a rich green splash between broad white margins 5 July 0.1 PS/S 2 N/W
355 Pr490 June Perennials Hosta Award Winning- Med-sized, heart shaped leaves with blue & green margins, leaf centres begin chartreuse fading to creamy-white with sun 5 July 0.6 PS/S 1 N/W
356 Pr491 Guacamole Perennials Hosta Award Winning med-sized , chartreuse with wide green margins with white flowers 5 July 0.5 PS/S 1 N/W
357 Pr493 Star of the East Perennials Crocosmia The one with the biggest Flowers, vivid orange and profuse flowering 4 Jun-July 0.5 Sun 1 D/N
358 Pr494 ensata L'Ideal Perennials Iris A charming form of the Japanese Iris with pink flowers (Likes boggy - shady spot) 4 June 0.75 Sun/P 1 N/W
359 Pr495 ensata Yezo-Nishiki Perennials Iris The Japanese Iris, lovely purple-red flowers in mid-summer. (Likes boggy - shady spot) 4 June 0.75 Sun/P 1 N/W
360 Pr496 ensata Darling Perennials Iris A pink form of the beautiful Japanese Iris. (Likes boggy - shady spot) 4 June 0.9 Sun/P 1 N/W
361 Pr497 Straight Yellow Perennials Bidens Hetrophylla Tall flowering stems with large pale Yellow daisy like flowers 4 Aug 1.4 Sun/P 1 N/W
362 Pr498 x speciosa Perennials Lobelia Light Purple flowers on strong stems 4 Aug-Sept 0.8 Sun/PS 1 N/W
363 Pr499 x gerardii Vedranensis Perennials Lobelia Very light blue flowers on a shorter stem 4 Aug-Sept 0.6 Sun/PS 1 N/W
364 Pr500 coccinea Vicountess Byng Perennials Schizostylis with large scarlet star-shaped flowers in autumn 4 Sep-Nov 0.75 Sun 1 N/W
365 Pr501 muscari Majestic Perennials Liriope Related to Ophiopogon, this one is a larger, more -important looking clone of muscari big blue  (Feed regularly) 4 Aug-Nov 0.3 PS 1 N
366 Pr502 muscari Variegata Perennials Liriope With a long, cream stripe on each leaf,  can be an attractive foliage plant (Feed regularly) 4 Aug-Nov 0.3 PS 1 N
367 Pr503 muscari Royal Purple Perennials Liriope Bright Royal purple flowers long into late autumn (Feed regularly) 4 Aug-Nov 0.3 PS 1 N
368 Pr504 muscari Silver Ribbon Perennials Liriope Mild blue flowers and a soft green leaf with a sliver streak down the middle (Feed regularly) 4 Aug-Nov 0.3 PS 1 N
369 Pr505 Niger praecox Perennials Helleborus Early flowering form of Christmas Rose, cup shaped 2 & a half inch wide flowers with large centres of gold-tipped stamens. Growing into a large clump over time. 5 0.45 Sun/P 1 N
370 Pr506 x sternii Blackthorn strain Perennials Helleborus Seed originally from the Blackthorn Nursery, Beautifully marked silver leaves, purple stems and pink flowers 5 0.45 Sun/P 1 N
371 Pr507 foetidus Westerflisk Perennials Helleborus (Bear's foot) Strong stems hung with small clusters of pendent 1 inch bell shaped yellow-green flowers with maroon-tinted edges and red stems, with fanned arrangements of narrow gray-green leaves 5 0.45 Sun/P 1 N
372 Pr508 orientalis Spotted Perennials Helleborus Cup shaped 2 & a half inch wide flowers in mixed colours with patches of dark-red flecks and dark green, leathery evergreen foliage 5 0.45 Sun/P 1 N
373 Pr509 orientalis Betty Ranicar Perennials Helleborus Cup shaped DOUBLE WHITE flowers with patches of dark-red flecks and dark green, leathery evergreen foliage - New 10 0.45 Sun/P 1 N
374 Pr510 Spring Symphony Perennials Tiarella large pink flowers, compact deeply cut pained black foliage. Very hardy Ground Cover that likes Dry Shade 4 Spring 0.3 PS/S 1 N/D
375 Pr511 "Iron Butterfly" Perennials Tiarella New - large white flowers and cut foliage, Very hardy Ground Cover that likes Dry Shade 5 Spring 0.3 PS/S 1 N/D
376 Pr512 alpinum Blue Steel Perennials Eryngium An extremely spiky, very dark metallic blue multi-headed plant, this originates from Mexico and is extremely hardy 4 Jun-Aug 0.9 Sun 0.9 D
377 Pr513 Merlin Perennials Dianthus Greek translation means "Zeus" flower and is a classic plant with a tight cushion of glaucous foliage and Very scented wonderful red and white flowers. Great for trough or gravel garden, likes limy soil 2.5 Jun-July 0.4 Sun 0.9 N
378 Pr514 Excaliber Perennials Euphorbia Named after Euphorbius Greek Physician to king Jubus who used the milky sap for medicinal purposes, one hopes not for an eye ointment! This has long narrow leaves with showy slivery veins, Yellow flowers 4 May 0.9 Sun/P 1 N
379 Pr515 Compacta Perennials Dietes (South African) of the Iris family. Giving an air of a blend of the iris shape in its leaves & a stunning creamy white robust 3 petalled flower with a large black eye on each. Evergreen perennial,  Likes a forest margin or floor ( Partial shade) 5.5 May-Jul 0.3 Sun/P 1 n/m
380 Pr516 major Perennials Aristea Despite their multitudes of handsome, deep blue flower, and elegant foliage, these are barely known in cultivation. One reason may be flowers open early in morning and fade in early afternoon, 3 yrs from seed to flowering. Clump forming 5.5 May-Jul 1.2 Sun/P 1 N
381 Pr517 elatior "Milky way" Perennials Aspidistra Dark, white spotted leaves like the sky at night. Evergreen hand hardy in very dark shades of dry shade under trees and shrubs. Bright pink starry flowers at ground level, Good cut foliage and as a house plant! 5 Aug-Oct 0.45 PS/S 1 D
382 Pr518 Beauty Colour Perennials Heuchera Strongly coloured deep dusky pewtered red evergreen foliage with pale veins & crimped green edge and in winter a coral edge as well, small white flowers 3.5 May-Jun 0.5 PS/S 0.9 N
383 Pr519 longaeva Perennials Furcraea Part of the Agarve family 5 0 Sun 1 D
384 Pr520 Obsidian Perennials Heuchera NEW - Black, really black with shiny, broad and smooth round leaves 0.5 PS/S N
385 Pr521 Persian Carpet Perennials Heuchera NEW - Interwoven shades of purple, silver and grey, which changes with the seasons 3.5 0.5 PS/S 0.9 N
386 Pr522 Chocolate Veil Perennials Heuchera NEW - beautiful smooth chocolate-black leaves with purple highlights 3.5 0.5 PS/S 0.9 N
387 Pr523 orientalis Snowdon Strain Perennials Helleborus White flowers with a pink blotch 5 0.45 Sun/P 1 N
388 Pr524 germanica Black Knight Perennials Iris Bearded Iris - Dark Purple, Sunny position and well drained soil (Not bog) 4 Apr-Jun 0.75 Sun 1 D/N
389 Pr525 germanica Ambassador Perennials Iris Bearded Iris -Dark violet/Purple, Sunny position and well drained soil (Not bog) 4 Apr-Jun 0.75 Sun 1 D/N
390 Pr526 germanica Blue eyed Blond Perennials Iris Bearded Iris -New - Yellow with a blue centre, Sunny position and well drained soil (Not bog) 4 Apr-Jun 0.75 Sun 1 D/N
391 Pr527 germanica Cliffs of Dover Perennials Iris Bearded Iris -White, Sunny position and well drained soil (Not bog) 4 Apr-Jun 0.75 Sun 1 D/N
392 Pr528 germanica Cutie Perennials Iris Bearded Iris -New - White with blue stripes, Sunny position and well drained soil (Not bog) 4 Apr-Jun 0.75 Sun 1 D/N
393 Pr529 germanica Loop the Loop Perennials Iris Bearded Iris -New - White/Blue, Sunny position and well drained soil (Not bog) 4 Apr-Jun 0.75 Sun 1 D/N
394 Pr530 germanica Sultan's Palace Perennials Iris Bearded Iris -New - Orangish-Brown, Sunny position and well drained soil (Not bog) 4 Apr-Jun 0.75 Sun 1 D/N
395 Pr531 germanica Superstition Perennials Iris Bearded Iris -Dark Purpleish, black-blue flower, Sunny position and well drained soil (Not bog) 4 Apr-Jun 0.75 Sun 1 D/N
396 Pr533 sibirica Ewen Perennials Iris Wine Red Flower Petals, Damp in Spring, not waterlogged in Winter 4 May-Jun 0.8 Sun/P 1 N/W
397 Pr534 sibirica Illene Charm Perennials Iris Clear Pink Flowers, Damp in Spring, not waterlogged in Winter 4 April 1 Sun/P 1 N/W
398 Pr535 sibirica Jewel Crown Perennials Iris Red Flowers, Damp in Spring, not waterlogged in Winter 4 April 1 Sun/P 1 N/W
399 Pr536 sibirica Ruby Wine Perennials Iris Brown0Red Flowers, Damp in Spring, not waterlogged in Winter 4 April 1 Sun/P 1 N/W
400 Pr537 germanica Apricot Silk Perennials Iris Bearded Iris -Apricot Flowers,  Sunny position and well drained soil (Not bog) 4 Apr-Jun 0.75 Sun 1 D/N
401 Pr538 germanica Night Owl Perennials Iris Bearded Iris - Purple-Black flowers, Sunny position and well drained soil (Not bog) 4 Apr-Jun 0.75 Sun 1 D/N
402 Pr539 germanica St. Crispin Perennials Iris Very Scented bearded Iris -Lemon Yellow flowers, Sunny position and well drained soil (Not bog) 4 Apr-Jun 0.75 Sun 1 D/N
403 Pr540 ensata Sensation Perennials Iris A stunning purple-red, semi double form of the beautiful Japanese Iris. (Likes boggy - shady spot) 4 Apr-Jun 0.75 Sun 1 N/W
404 Pr541 germanica Party Dress Perennials Iris Scented bearded Iris Broad reflected falls of softest peachy-melon,  Good clumper,  Sunny position and well drained soil (Not bog) 4 Apr-Jun 1 Sun 1 D/N
405 Pr542 germanica Pink Charm Perennials Iris Scented bearded Iris, Large open peachy pink falls. Masses of flowers, Sunny position and well drained soil (Not bog) 4 Apr-Jun 0.75 Sun 1 D/N
406 Pr543 tectorum variegata Perennials Iris Orchid like lilac flowers, broad, glossy dark green leaves edged white (Likes heavy soils) 4 Apr-Jun 0.4 Sun/P 1 N/W
407 Pr544 sibirica Dreaming Yellow Perennials Iris Lemon Yellow flowers, Damp in Spring, not waterlogged in Winter, 4 April 1 Sun/P 1 N/W
408 Pr545 unguicularis Perennials Iris Delicate, scented lavender-blue flowers, nestling amongst grass-like foliage throughout winter and spring, Best in hot position and poor soil 4 Apr-Jun 0.45 Sun/P 1 N/W
409 Pr546 germanica Deep Black Perennials Iris Delicate Scented bearded Iris -Deepest richest velvety indigo, semi-reflexed almost black , medium sized, Sunny position and well drained soil (Not bog) 4 Apr-Jun 0.9 Sun 1 D/N
410 Pr547 graminea Perennials Iris Greengage scented, lavender and blue flowers nestling in the leaves, Shady but not too dry 4 Apr-Jun 0.6 Sun/P 1 N/W
411 Sb003 Dusky Chief Shrubs Phormium Dark reddish-brown narrow pointed leaves, upright habit, similar in colour to Bronze Baby, but broader and bigger 5 n/a 1.2 Sun 1 D/N
412 Sb004 Pink Stripe Shrubs Phormium Olive green leaves with striking pink edges 12.5 n/a 1.2 Sun 3 D/N
413 Sb005 Rainbow Queen Shrubs Phormium Upright form, bronze leaves with pink margins and some narrow strips 5 n/a 1 Sun 1 D/N
414 Sb006 Tri-colour Shrubs Phormium Green and white variegation with narrow pin-reddish stripes - Med sized 5 n/a 1 Sun 1 D/N
415 Sb008 Surfer Green Shrubs Phormium Almost like Surfer Bronze, Dwarf, clump forming, Wavy leaves are greeny-bronze with a darker margin 12.5 n/a 1 Sun 3 D/N
416 Sb009 incisa "Kojo-no-mai" Shrubs Prunus Its in because we like it, the most enchanting dwarf 'cherry' with white bells shaded pink before the leaves change to bight red and with its curiously twisted branches that give the plant a different dimension 7.5 March 0.5 Sun/P 2 N
417 Sb010 apiculata "Glanleam Gold" Shrubs Myrtus A native of the Med and lime tolerant. Hardy to just below zero (-4/5), but will rejuvenate if burned in frosts, Wonderful Aromatic variegated foliage and creamy flowers, used in bridal wreaths 4 Jul-Sep 2 Sun/P 1 N
418 Sb011 Apricot Queen Shrubs Phormium Soft pastel yellow leaves overlaid apricot with a dark green margin. 5 0.9 Sun/P 1 N
419 Sb013 ten. "Tom Thumb" Shrubs Pittosporum A delightful dwarf evergreen with dark purple foliage at its best in winter, new foliage starts out green but don't worry it will change. 5 apr-jun 1 Sun/P 1 N
420 Sb015 Red Sensation Shrubs Phormium Superb small variety with red-bronze foliage, upright habit 5 N/A 0.75 Sun 1 D/N
421 Sb016 Ovata Shrubs Asteranthera Beautiful little creeper for sheltered position. Will cling to walls & tree trunks, tubular red flowers. 4 Jun 0.1 PS/S 1 N
422 Sb020 Virgata Red Wonder Shrubs Corokia Star like yellow flowers & deep red berries on an evergreen plant. Good for coastal areas. 4 May 1.5 Sun 1 N
423 Sb029 scoparium Kiwi Shrubs Leptospermum Bronze foliage & deep pink flowers on a dwarf bush, find a sheltered spot. 4 Jun-July 0.75 Sun 1 N
424 Sb034 Cuneata Shrubs Prostanthera The mint bush, for sheltered spot, white flushed lilac flowers 4 May-June 0.45 PS 1 N
425 Sb035 Fragrantissimum Shrubs Rhododendron Very fragrant white, funnel-shaped flowers. Needs warm sheltered spot or conservatory 5 April 1.5 PS 1 N
426 Sb036 Florbundum Shrubs Vaccinium Red young shoots, rose-pink flowers & edible red berries on an evergreen bush 4 April 0.75 Sun/P 1 N
427 Sb037 Jack Spratt Shrubs Phormium Dwarf form with curiously twisted purple bronze leaves 5 N/A 0.9 Sun 1 D/N
428 Sb044 Bronze Baby Shrubs Phormium Relatively short, purple leaves, produces offsets easily 5 N/A 0.5 Sun 1 D
429 Sb045 Surfer Bronze Shrubs Phormium Dwarf, clump forming, Wavy leaves are bronze with a darker margin 5 N/A 0.5 Sun 1 D/N
430 Sb046 Platts Black Shrubs Phormium Extremely dark leaves 5 N/A 0.7 Sun 1 D/N
431 Sb048 Yellow Wave Shrubs Phormium Broad yellow and green striped leaves 5 N/A 1.5 Sun 1 D/N
432 Sb049 Evening Glow Shrubs Phormium New - Bright red-pink leaves with narrow bronze margins & stripes, one of the best we grow, looks stunning in the evening sun 5 N/A 1 Sun 1 D/N
433 Sb053 ten. "Irene Paterson" Shrubs Pittosporum Possibly the finest variegated form introduced, found wild in N Zealand & named after the discoverers wife. New leaves  almost white faintly speckled green & as it matures the green becomes more pronounced very slow growing (Tolerates minus 10) 7.5 N/a 2.5 Sun/P 2 N
434 Sb055 chinensis "Tang Dynasty" Shrubs Loropetalum Neat compact evergreen shrub, with tiered branches, New growth is attractive purplish red fading to mid-green. Bright pink, hamamelis like flowers 5 Feb-Mar 1 Sun/P 1 D
435 Sb057 Alison Blackman Shrubs Phormium Leaves have olive-green centres with gold stripes and a thin margin of orange-red. Plants have a semi-arching habit to 1.2 m. One of the Best if not the best introductions in recent years NEW - limited Stks 8 N/A 1.2 Sun 1 D
436 Sb058 Merlot Shrubs Phormium Rich merlot colour on fronts of leaves, silvery bronze on the backs, giving a stunning effect in a breeze, upright/arching New 6 N/A 1 Sun 1 D/N
437 Sb060 Rainbow Sunrise Shrubs Phormium Arching narrow, apricot and pink striped leaves with bronze margins 5 N/A 0.9 Sun 1 D/N
438 Sb062 cneorum Shrubs Convolvulus Evergreen shrub, silky silver leaves, large white flowers 8 May-June 0.8 Sun 3 N
439 Sb063 yuccoides "Quick Silver! Shrubs Beschorneria Yucca like plant with racemes of bright green flowers with red bracts, likes full sun 5 May-July 1 Sun 1 D/N
440 Sb064 Jester Shrubs Phormium Leaves are lime green with pink edges, quite different to the usual 5 N/A 1 Sun/P 1 D/N
441 Sb065 Crimson Devil Shrubs Phormium Rich Crimson red with darker red margins, upright. spreading habit, very striking introduction 6 N/A 1 Sun 1 D/N
442 Sb067 tenax Shrubs Phormium The True species, a giant which will stand all sorts of conditions. Strange tall spikes of red flowers on mature plants tower to 10 ft. Give it space, good coastal plant thrives in windy conditions. 6 2 Sun/P 3 D/N
443 Sb069 ten. "Garnettii" Shrubs Pittosporum Grey-green leaves edged white, pink tinge during cold weather, a reliable hardy evergreen. 6.5 N/a 4 Sun/P 1.5 N
444 Sb070 ten. "Limelight" Shrubs Pittosporum attractive bushy shrub with slender green to brownish branchlets , thin almost flat rather glossy leaves, yellow green with dark green margins and cream midrib, dark red flowers (Hardy) 5 May 1.5 Sun/P 1 N
445 Sb072 Duet Shrubs Phormium Semi-dwarf clumps of narrow, stiffly erect leaves of bright green variegated cream. 5 0.5 Sun/P 1 D/N
446 Sb074 cotoneaster Shrubs Corokia curious shrub with thin entangled branches looking like wire netting, hence the name, yellow flowers and red berries. 15 May-June 1 Sun/P 5 D/N
447 Sb076 ten. "Margaret Turnball" Shrubs Pittosporum Leaves are glossy yellow green above with slightly waxy margins while young, turning fully dark green in winter, flowers are dark red. (fully hardy) 5 apr-jun 3 Sun/P 1 N
448 Sb077 tenax purpureum Shrubs Phormium The purple leafed form of Tenax, Large growing up to 9 ft 4 July 2 Sun/P 1 D/N
449 Sb078 fortunei Silver Queen Shrubs Euonymus The best and brightest sliver variegated form, great for shade 4 N/a 0.5 Sun/P 1 N
450 Sb080 oridono-nishiki Shrubs Acer Deep Pink and white variegated Acer 30 N/A 2 Sun/P 10 N
451 Sb082 elata "Auro variegata" Shrubs Aralia Spectacular shrub with huge YELLOW variegated leaves July 2 Sun/P 15 N
452 Sb083 elata "Variegata" Shrubs Aralia Spectacular shrub with huge WHITE variegated leaves July 2 Sun/P 15 N
453 Sb085 tricotum "Carneval" Shrubs Clerodendrum New! Yellow and white variegation, pink flowers 15 Jun-Jul 1.5 Sun/P 3 N
454 Sb087 chinensis "Blush" Shrubs Loropetalum Related to the witch hazel, dwarf evergreen with bronzy-green new growth and large pinkish fringed flowers in spring & occasionally late summer 15 Apr-May 1 Sun/P 4 N
455 Sb088 ten. "Gold Star" Shrubs Pittosporum Dwarf Cute variety green leaves with yellow/white edges when new, prefers a sheltered spot 6.5 Mar/Apr 2 Sun/P 1.5 N
456 Sb089 ten. "Silver Queen" Shrubs Pittosporum The common cultivar, now the most often seen variegated pit. Very tall, branches dark, leaves shiny pale silvery green with irregular border of creamy white. Completely hardy 6.5 Spring 10 Sun/P 1.5 N
457 Sb091 ten. "Wendle Channon" Shrubs Pittosporum Bushy N. Zealand cultivar, Shiny green leaves broadly and irregularly margined with yellow whilst young, margins becoming creamy white later. (No flowers in UK) (Fully Hardy) 10 May 2 Sun/P 3 N
458 Sb093 eug. "Mini Green" Shrubs Pittosporum Small green leaves 6.5 April 3 Sun/P 1.5 N
459 Sb094 eug. "Tens Gold" Shrubs Pittosporum A new cultivar introduced from N Zealand. A neat compact form with handsome white margined foliage as yet too early to describe in detail. 7.5 apr-jun 1.5 Sun/P 1.5 N
460 Sb095 heterophyllum Shrubs Pittosporum Means "Leaves of more than one form", from China & Japan, its bushy to 2 mtrs with greyish brown branches with mainly whorls of leaves near branch tips, glossy dark green above with a pale midriff. (Tolerates minus 6) 7.5 apr-jun 2 Sun/P 1.5 N
461 Sb096 heter. "Ga Blanca" Shrubs Pittosporum Variegated form compact bushy plant, shiny dark green leaves with irregular creamy margins, (Fully Hardy) 7.5 apr-jun 1.5 Sun/P 1.5 N
462 Sb097 ten. "Dixie" Shrubs Pittosporum An erect plant with very small greyish green leaves to 10mm. Margins near flat. No flowers in UK. (Tolerates minus 10) 7.5 apr-jun 1 Sun/P 1.5 N
463 Sb098 ten. "Mystery" Shrubs Pittosporum (Also known as Variegatum) The origin and parentage is a mystery, Bushy shrub with young branchlets green and greyish green leaves having white to creamy yellow margins that are flat. Beet red flowers (Fully Hardy) 6.5 apr-jun 3 Sun/P 1.5 N
464 Sb099 ten. "Warnham Gold" Shrubs Pittosporum Raised in Warnham Court, Sussex 1959. Small tree with open habit. Leaves pale green becoming bright yellow in winter, flowers are red, beautiful cultivar but prefers shade (Sun scorch) (Hardy) 5 apr-jun 4 Sun/P 1 N
465 Sb100 tob. "Nanum" Shrubs Pittosporum Dwarf compact form from China with dark green leaves, Flowers creamy white in spring are highly fragrant (Minus 6/7) 6.5 apr-jun 3 Sun/P 1.5 N
466 Sb101 tob. "Variegatum" Shrubs Pittosporum Leaves shiny bright greyish green leaves irregularly margined with cream, Need another plant for pollination and flowers 6.5 apr-jun 4 Sun/P 1.5 N
467 Sb102 undulatum Shrubs Pittosporum Tall tree with dark green leaves native to Australia. Branches are reddish grey with wart like flecks, leaves glabrous, shiny dark green with a reddish midrib. Fragrant flowers creamy white. (Tolerates minus 6/7) 7.5 Spring 7 Sun/P 1.5 N
468 Sb112 ten. "Abbotsbury Gold" Shrubs Pittosporum sport raised at Abbotsbury Garden, Dorset. Fast growing cone shaped about 4 mtr (in 10 yr), Branches dark with glossy pale yellowish green leaves with broad irregular margin, Hardy to minus 15 5 apr-jun 4 Sun/P 1 N
469 Sb113 ten. "County Park Dwarf" Shrubs Pittosporum Seed from Tom Thumb, more compact and with smaller leaves pale while young, changing to mottled purple, then deep purple when mature. compacted Dwarf round bush neater than mother, good tub plant Tolerates minus 6/7 5 Apr-Jul 0.5 Sun/P 1 N
470 Sb114 ten. "French Lace" Shrubs Pittosporum An erect form  with slender pubescent branchlets, small green leaves becoming purplish on winter, No flowers in UK (Tolerates minus 6/7) 5 May 2 Sun/P 1 N
471 Sb116 ten. "Silver Magic" Shrubs Pittosporum Erect habit with a silvery green leaf with cream margins tinted pink. No flowers in UK (Hardy) 5 apr-jun 2 Sun/P 1 N
472 Sb119 Glowing Embers Shrubs Phormium Evergreen upright habit with yellow green and claret striped leaves 5 N/A 0.9 Sun 1 D
473 Sb121 matsudana Tortuosa Shrubs Salix The Contorted Willow 5 N/A 5 Sun 2.5 N
474 Sb123 eugenioides Shrubs Pittosporum Due to lemon fragrance of wood and leaves. Trunk and main branches are whiteish. A handsome evergreen tree to 12m (Tolerates minus 15) 6.5 April 3 Sun/P 1.5 N
475 Sb124 eug. "Variegata" Shrubs Pittosporum Similar to Straight Eug. But the leaves have a broad irregular cream margin, good to minus-10 apr-jun 2 Sun/P 0 N
476 Sb125 eug. "Tandara Gold" Shrubs Pittosporum very attractive small leaves bushy plant the young branches slender and dark, bright leaves centre yellow veined on pale green, the margins darker green, No flowers in UK (Fully Hardy) 7.5 apr-jun 2 Sun/P 1.5 N
477 Sd03 Bunyards Exhibition Seeds Broad Bean "Pre 1835" Longpod variety, suitable for Autumn           and/or Spring sowing 1.25 0
478 Sd04 Blue lake - White seeded Seeds French Climbing Bean 1885 and possibly earlier, High yield and early maturing, Stringless green pods. Originally from Oregon 1.25 0
479 Sd05 Barlotta Lingua di Fuoco Nano Seeds French Dwarf Bean Italian heirloom bean with dual purpose as both green pod or beans for drying. Spectacular green pods with red strips 1.25 0
480 Sd06 Main crop - Alderman Seeds Peas Introduced by Messer's Lawton of Bedford in 1891. A selection from the Duke of Albany Pea, good variety, well worth growing. 1.25 0
481 Sd07 Asparagus Seeds Peas Known to Gerard as "Square crimson-velvet pease" (1596) & in "Compleat Seedsmans Monthly calendar" 1738, Curious pea-like veg with a decorative habit of growth, reddish-brown flowers & square pods, which should be gathered when an inch long & cooked whole 1.25 0
482 Sd08 Cynara cardunculus Seeds Cardoon Smooth Solid Cardoon - "The cardoon is eaten raw of divers, with vinegar and oil, pepper and salt, all of them, or some as everyone liked their delight". Perennial, attractive plant for herbaceous border 1.25 0
483 Sd09 St. Valery Seeds Carrot (Carotte Longue Rouge de Saint-Valery) Circa 1881, Roots up to 10 inches long, fine grained and sweet. An improved version of the long Orange carrot, a variety which was in use in the 1600's. Described as "An ancient race" 1.25 0
484 Sd10 Winter - Queensland Blue Seeds Squash Pre 1932, A variety that hails from Australia, fruits are medium-sized, 8 -15 lbs with a convoluted shape. Skin is an attractive blue-green colour, Flesh is orange and fine-textured, moist with a good flavour. Keeps well 1.25 0
485 Sd11 Winter - Turks Turban Seeds Squash Pre 1818, Grow for ornamental interest although flesh is particularly good in soup, if rather insipid otherwise. Small flattened fruits 8-12 ins across, skins are orange with orange-red cream & green acorn top. They really do look like their name! 1.25 0
486 Sd12 Winter - Sweet Dumpling Seeds Squash Old Variety, date unknown. Blocky fruits of creamy white with green stripes and mottling, Small fruits of around half a pound 1.25 0
487 Sd13 Painted Lady Bi-colour Seeds Runner Bean Also called "York & Lancaster" circa 1633. More productive than common Scarlet Runners, equally good for culinary purposes & highly ornamental with red & white blossoms. Very prolific, robust and bearing tender fleshy fruit 1.25 0
488 Sd14 Mangetout - Carouby de Maussane Seeds Peas Tall with purple flowers, almost certainly 19th century, Traditional French variety, Plants grow tall to 6 ft, violet coloured flowers and pods containing very sweet peas that can be used as mange-tout or shelled 1.25 0 0
489 Sd15 Calendula Officinalis Seeds Pot Marigold Hardy Annual with Orange-yellow flowers in summer. Old Cottage Garden favourite. Height to 12 inches 1.25 0
490 Sd16 Meconopsii Cambrica Seeds Welsh Poppy Clear yellow flowers are borne all summer above fresh green ferny leaves 1.25 0 0
491 Sd17 Czar Seeds Runner Bean One of the oldest (1892) and finest runner beans; Very showy with white flowers and long, tender beans over a long period. May be dried and harvested as "Butter Beans" 1.25 0
492 Sd18 Lady Di Seeds Runner Bean Not a Heritage variety, but a vigorous, heavy cropper of long, smooth and slender beans which remain stringless. "Good Show Variety" 1.25 0
493 Sd19 Lazy Housewife Seeds French Climbing Bean Also known as "White Coco", circa 1810, Originated in Bucks County Pennsylvannia USA, but probably brought there by German settlers, Known in USA as "White Cherry Pole" 1.25 0
494 Sd20 Cosse Violet Seeds French Climbing Bean circa 1868, this highly ornamental and rich purple pods, which are produced in great abundance, present a handsome appearance. When boiled they are a brilliant green colour 1.25 0
495 Sd21 Purple Seeds Carrot Very sweet, thin skinned, well shaped root. Cylindrical with pointed ends, Good for storage & highly considered at market. As all carrots derived from white or purple varieties, this one is VERY OLD. 1.25 0
496 Sd22 Fat Lazy Blond Seeds Lettuce 1867, Large sized and productive, It grows well and keeps the head perfectly even in very hot weather. 1.25 0
497 Sd23 Marvel of the 4 Seasons Seeds Lettuce (Also Butterhead)1880, French Heirloom, outer leave bright burgundy red, dependable variety holding its flavour even in hot weather. 1.25 0
498 Sd24 Purple Podded Seeds Peas (Ezeth's Krombek Blauschok) Distinguished from all other varieties of Pea by the very deep purple colour of its pods which they will retain when dried 1.25 0
499 Sd25 2nd Early - Tall Telephone Seeds Peas 3 to 4 ft and a sport of telegraph, (1878) Pods very large and broad, sometimes 4 inches long, straight and slightly curved towards end, rather swollen each containing 8 to 10 very large green peas, squarish in shape & when ripe almost perfectly white. 1.25 0
500 Sd26 Golden Queen Seeds Tomato 1882 - indeterminate, Glasshouse. Raised by carters in the early 1890's and included in the 1896 Suttons catalogue. 1.25 0
501 Sd27 Large Red Pear Seeds Tomato Cira approx 1861 - Strong tall plants with large fruited Italian pear-shaped tomato 1.25 0
502 Sd28 Pink Brandy Wine Seeds Tomato Mid-season, indeterminate, Beefsteak, Glasshouse, Large pink-red fruits, Potato leaved. An Amish variety from the America's known since 1887, Best hand pollinated 1.25 0
503 Sd29 St. Pierre Seeds Tomato Mid-season, indeterminate, 80 days, slicing variety, An old traditional french cordon variety. 1.25 0
504 Sd30 Columbine Seeds Flowers From the list of seeds available from "The Feate of Gardening" cicra 1440 1.25 0
505 Sd31 Centaury Seeds Flowers (Centaurea cyanus)From the list of seeds available from "The Feate of Gardening" cicra 1440 1.25 0
506 Sd32 Cowslippe Seeds Flowers (Primula veris)From the list of seeds available from "The Feate of Gardening" cicra 1440 1.25 0
507 Sd33 Foxglove Seeds Flowers From the list of seeds available from "The Feate of Gardening" cicra 1440 1.25 0
508 Sd34 Holyhocke Seeds Flowers (alcea rosea) From the list of seeds available from "The Feate of Gardening" cicra 1440 1.25 0
509 Sd35 Marygolde Seeds Flowers From the list of seeds available from "The Feate of Gardening" cicra 1440 1.25 0
510 Sd36 Sweet Pea Wild Italian Seeds Flowers (Late 18th Century) 1.25 0
511 Sd37 Sweet Pea Painted lady Seeds Flowers (1850) 1.25 0
512 Sd38 Sweet Violet Seeds Flowers (1850) Viola odorata 1.25 0

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