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- Dierama pulcherrimum
- £18.00
- The tall wiry rod emerges in August from stiff grassy foliage, the tip weighted gracefully with pink bells, which develop into bead-like clusters of seed. Suitably elegant arching over and reflected in water. Dierama grow in the grasslands of South Africa. Once planted they can take 2-3 years to settle down, before they send up flowering sheaths. Supplied as a…
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- Echinacea purpurea ‘Pow Wow Wild Berry’
- £12.00
- These solid perennials bloom over a long period, attracting bees and butterflies to their daisy-like flower heads. Echinacea purpurea is tough and reliable, coping well on most soils and happily tolerating coastal conditions. The plant is undemanding and easy to grow and blends seamlessly into cottage garden planting schemes. Coneflowers are perfect for ‘filling out’ the back of herbaceous borders,…
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- Epimedium ‘Pink Elf’
- £12.00
- Epimedium Pink Elf flowers abundantly in spring and early summer, dancing gently on wiry stems over clumps of pretty, heart-shaped, evergreen foliage that becomes flushed with shades of orange-bronze in cold weather. New foliage emerges bronze. Also known as Bishops Hat - because of its flower shape - the delicate blooms of Epimedium nod gently in the slightest breeze. Originally…
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- Eryngium planum ‘Blue Hobbit’
- £12.00
- Eryngiums make a worthwhile addition to any dry, sunny borders and gravel gardens. They have thistle-like flowers, made up of tiny flowers packed together tighthly in a cluster, surrounded by a collar of spiny bracts. The flowerheads last well when cut and can also be dried. Eryngium planum 'Blue Hobbit' is a very compact cultivar with small, steely blue flower…
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- Fritillaria imperialis ‘Rubra’
- Original price was: £3.95.Current price is: £2.76.
- Fritillaria imperialis 'Rubra' adds an exotic touch to the spring garden. Produces upside down bells of scarlet-red-almost-orange blooms. Its leaves are also highly unique, appearing in bright green tufts above the blooms and in tiers below. An ideal addition to an informal spring display, whether that's in the border or in a container.
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- Fritillaria imperialis Lutea
- Original price was: £4.50.Current price is: £3.15.
- Clusters of striking, bright yellow, bell-like flowers on sturdy stems are topped with a ruff of leaf-like bracts in May and June. These imposing and long-lasting bulbs look fabulous emerging from a sunny, well-drained herbaceous border. After flowering remove the ripening leaves - left in place the seedpods provide sculptural interest for several months.
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- Fritillaria meleagris ‘alba’
- Original price was: £3.95.Current price is: £2.76.
- The delicate, pendulous blooms of Fritillaria meleagris are one of the joys of spring. Increase their impact by choosing pure white Fritillaria meleagris 'Alba' that allows these ethereal flowers to stand out proudly from the crowd. Add interest to natural-look flower meadows, use them as an edging for beds to highlight, taller, brightly-coloured blooms or plant them in generous drifts…
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- Bulbs and relatives, Flowers (Plants), Hardy Perennials
- Fritilliaria persica ‘Adiyaman’
- Original price was: £2.95.Current price is: £2.06.
- Dainty deep purple bell-like flowers nodding from delicate pedicels in racemes atop 100cm stems. Glaucous spears of narrow leaves fan up from its base. Native to the arid climates of Western Aisa, 'Adiyaman' is taller and more free-flowering. Unsurprising given its heritage, it loves to be planted in full sunlight in fertile well-drained soil. An unusual addition to flower beds…
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- Geranium ‘Johnson’s Blue’
- £4.95
- This clump forming perennial, has large, deeply lobed leaves, and deep lavender blue saucer-shaped flowers held on long stalks. As a fully hardy Geranium, it is a low maintenance ground cover plant, good for under-planting at the front of the border. For best results plant where it will get plenty of sun, although it will tolerate partial shade. It dislikes…
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- Geranium ‘Jolly Bee (Rozanne)’
- £12.00
- Geranium ‘Rozanne’ (Geranium ‘Jolly Bee’). A new introduction with very large, well rounded flowers, each a rich blue with a white central eye and dark red veining. Sends out sprawling, branching stems from a tight crown which mound up to at least 1m across and 45cm high, Flowers start in June and can go on right until November, at their…
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- Geranium macrorrhizum
- £12.00
- Geranium macrorrhizum, also known as Big-root Cranesbill, is an extremely hardy, mat-forming, semi-evergreen perennial with incredible versatility and colour. Its leaves are attractive in themselves and aromatic; their lobed, toothed shape is gently rounded off and they can take on hues of red, bronze and purple in the autumn for additional seasonal interest. The pretty pink and magenta flowers with…
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- Geranium macrorrhizum ‘Ingwersen’s variety’
- £4.95
- Grows from rooting stems making dense ground cover, green fragrant foliage, soft lilac-pink flowers, some autumn colour. Equally at home in full shade. Will happily colonise an area. Height 40cm Spread 60 cm Flowering in April, May and June.
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