2010 Plant Catalogue

Broad green petals becoming suffused with red as they mature. Early autumn. PBR

Bright pink flowers on a short bushy plant. Early autumn.

Vivid pumpkin orange, the petals darkening at the base. Red cones. New.

One of the first with really red flowers. Large flower heads with black centres. New.

Deep pink flowers from July to the frosts. PBR

Fragrant purple pink flowers round a fully double pom- pom centre. PBR

Purple-red flowers that do not droop in this compact form.

Now known as Chamerion angustifolia alba

Delightful pale pink flowers with a darker pinky bronze cup. Flowering in early spring. Evergreen foliage. Good in shade.

An Ernst Pagels introduction with excellent dark foliage in the spring and dark purple flowers. Deciduous.

Deep pink flowers in the spring. Deciduous.

Spiney evergreen leaves and large showy yellow flowers in spring. Will tolerate dry conditions.

Good foliage staying on the plant until the following spring, having coloured to red in the autumn. Rose pink flowers in the spring.

Evergreen foliage marked with bronze in the autumn. Bronzey new foliage in the spring is excellent with the pale yellow flowers.

Another Ernst Pagels introduction. Evergreen with pale orange flowers in spring.

A cross between E.diphyllum and E.grandiflorum. Pink flowers in spring. Prefers some shade and not too dry.

Dusky violet and white flowers in spring. Deciduous.

Small white flowers on this easy variety.

Decorative evergreen shoots with dark black rings up the stems. Runs, so excellent in a pot.

Low growing, the foliage has cream edges to the leaves. Sterile so flowers for most of the summer.

The rosette of leaves is rather like a yucca from which rises a stem supporting small green thimbles.

Dark blue flowers surrounded by large frilly blue bracts.

Purple- amethyst flowers, more divided and serrated flowerheads.

A new introduction with larger and darker blue flowerheads and more robust stems. PBR

Rosette of narrow foliage edged with fine spines making good evergreen clumps. Green flowers with white stamens. Elegant.

Marvellous metallic cones on 2ft stems. Biennial but seeds freely.

Rosette of variegated leaves, small blue flowers.

Evergreen grey foliage edged with cream. Cream and pale blue flowers in summmer. PBR.

Bronzy green leaves make this an interesting form. Creamy green flowers in an elegant spike. Not hardy here but lovely in pots.

Purplish stems and deep purplish-rose coloured flowers on this striking plant. Flowers in early autumn and needs space and rich soil.

Very dark brown foliage, white flowers in late summer. The foliage colours best in sun.

New form with excellent dark foliage. Compact.

The edge of the grey foliage is creamy-yellow on this slow growing form. Needs sun and well-drained conditions. A few only. PBR

A cross between E. robbiae and E. martinii. Excellent dark green foliage, burgundy bronze shoots in spring. Yellow flower spikes.

The best blue form. Compact and bushy. Evergreen and best in sun.

Seems to have a wider cream edge to the leaves than E. 'Silver Swan' and be shorter and bushier. Needs the same well drained sunny conditions.

A clump former with bright yellow flowers in spring.

Vivid yellow-green flowers. White mid-rib to the dark green leaves. Mid-Summer.

The new leaves are bright purpley red and fade to grey green, then turning bright yellow in autumn. Runs. Looks to me to be the same as E. 'Fens Ruby'. EUPHORBIA 'Excalibur' AGM 3' £5.00 Grey green leaves edged with maroon, the new foliage is light red. Yellow flowers in mid-summer. Needs well drained conditions and makes a good clump. PBR

This has survived in our garden on a west wall. Lovely bright green leaves with a paler rib. Flowers in early Summer are honey-scented.

Prostrate stems, grey leaves, lime green flowers.

Large heads of yellow in late spring. Foliage turns yellow in autumn. Herbaceous. We shall also have E 'Wallenburg's Glorie'

Like an upright E. myrsinites with more pointed leaves. Needs a sunny well drained position. A few this year.