2010 Plant Catalogue

White pea flowers in loose spikes in summer. Good pinnate foliage.

Creeping, with white fragrant flowers in May. Good in shade.

Large violet blue flowers. Finely cut foliage.

Lilac, soft blue flowers with deeper veining at the base of the petals. A seedling from G. 'Brookside'. Greyish foliage.

Covered for weeks with deep rose flowers heavily veined with darker pink. An excellent new variety. Plant Breeder's Rights.

New hybrid with very large magenta flowers throughout the summer. Best trailing through other plants. Bred by Alan Bremner.

Large cupped blue flowers with white centres. Masses of flowers for most of the summer. PBR

Beautiful pale pink, bowl shaped flowers in late summer. Makes a mound of foliage topped with masses of flowers.

Looks just like G. 'Victor Reiter' with the same bronzy foliage and blue flowers in summer, but it is more compact.

Khaki leaves, bright pink flowers.

(G.endressii x G.psilostemon) Bright pink with a darker eye, flowering for months making this an excellent form.

Very strong red flowers with a small dark eye. Much admired in the garden. Summer.

Large clumps of bowl shaped deep purplish blue flowers.

(G.pelopnnesiacum x renardii) Large pale blue flowers in spring. Good textured leaves make tight clumps. Needs sun v well drained conditions.

Ground covering form, masses of lilac pink flowers with a dark eye. Flowers for most of summer. A new Alan Bremner introduction.

Very deep blue flowers with reddish markings. A G x magnificum type flowering in mid summer. A Marco van Noordt introduction.

(G.renardii x G.polypetalum) Mounds of hairy grey leaves topped by purple flowers heavily veined.

Masses of pink flowers with darker veining and upright foliage, flowers all summer. New. PBR

Dark brown foliage and bright pink flowers in summer. Plant Breeder's Rights.

Yellow fringe in the spring. Large blue flowers in early summer.

Deep violet purple starry flowers, very feathery foliage which is golden green in spring.

(G.glacile x G.ibericum) Large purplish-pink flowers in mid-summer.

From a clump of foliage this sends out long stems ending in magenta flowers with a black eye. It is a cross between G. procurrens and G. psilostemon.

(G.pratense x G.clarkei 'Kashmir Purple') I thought this was exactly like G. 'Johnson's Blue' when I first grew it, actually it is a much better plant flowering from May to November with bowl-shaped blue flowers.

Divided leaves which colour in the autumn. Blue flowers. Tends to flop.

Large blue flowers with a white eye. Needs sun and best sprawling through other plants. Flowers mid-summer until the frosts. PBR

Purple-pink flowers for a long period on a vigorous plant.

Lots of large deep pink flowers, the petals edged with white.

Masses of ground covering brownish foliage, topped throughout the Summer with small bright pink flowers. An Alan Bremner introduction.

Large, bright blue flowers with darker veining.

Bright blue flowers with a white eye on a compact plant.

(G.lambertii 'Swansdown' x G.traversii) A lovely cross, trailing stems up to 3' long covered with soft hairy foliage. The flowers are white tinged pink. June till frosts.

A strong ground forum with large pale lilac flowers. Good silver-green foliage. Well drained conditions. PBR

Greyish foliage and pale lilac flowers with deeper veining. Flowers for most of the summer.

Blue green foliage, large purple flowers on this compact form.

Very daintily cut leaves with purple flowers. Runs gently.

Warm white, netted with purple giving a greyish effect. Early summer.

Salmon pink small flowers in June. Light green leaves.

This form has larger blue flowers and is more compact.

Double lilac-purple flowers.

Large cup shaped flowers of pale blue throughout the summer.Spreading.

Large bright pinkish-purple flowers in late summer. Best in some shade and not too dry conditions.

The foliage of this species disappears in the summer and appears the following autumn. Violet blue flowers.

A clone with deep carmine flowers over the usual fragrant evergreen foliage.

Small glossy leaves. Reddish purple flowers.

Excellent evergreen groundcover, green fragrant foliage, soft pink flowers.

Pure white flowers make up for the less evergreen foliage, it is also less vigorous.

Round flowers of a luminous lilac in May.

Dark, coffee- coloured foliage. Dark pink flowers. Compact.

Rather like G. sylvaticum and flowering in May but the pure white flowers are slightly smaller.

Glossy lobed leaves, lilac flowers all summer. Will survive dense shade.

Reflexed white flowers. Good in shade.

Quite large flowers on tall plants. The flowers are bluish-purple. Good in shade.

Larger flowers of a more lilac colour than the usual dark form.

One of the best new variegated plants, creamy yellow veining on evergreen foliage. Purplish flowers in early summer. Will do well in shade.

This form is grown for its wonderful leaves, large very dark brown blotches in the centre of each leaf. Dark maroon flowers.

One of our seedlings which has been on trial with David Hibberd and named by him. Pale grey flowers of a reasonable size, a useful colour to add to the range of G. phaeum so good in shade.

Bronze-purple foliage, large lavender-purple flowers.

I think this is just the same as G. 'Striatum'. White flowers splashed with blue.

I cannot imagine why this is called 'Summer Skies' as the double flowers are pinky-blue rather than sky blue. But very attractive anyway.

Pale grey flowers, heavily veined.

Grey flowers, flushed blue. Herbaceous.

Rich violet rosettes in mid summer. Best in fertile soil.

A new pure white double flowered geranium from Chistine Morley. Sterile so flowers for most of the Summer.

The very beautiful double white form. This has been difficult to grow but micropropogation has made it a healthier plant.

Magenta flowers with dark centres. Deeply cut foliage which colours in the autumn. Herbaceous.

A rare native with attractive rounded leaves and mauve-pink flowers for months. Can be short lived but usually self seeds.

Seedlings from 'Cedric Morris' a form with large magenta pink flowers. Vigorous.

A large flowered form with bright purple flowers in mid-summer.

Pink flowers throughout the summer.

Large deep purple flowers in the summer.

Another excellent plant from Coen Jansen. Bright pink flowers for most of the summer.

White form of bloody cranesbill. Flowers most of the summer.

Deep blue flowers with a white eye and excellent foliage.

Violet-blue flowers in early summer. G.sylvaticum varieties do best in not too dry conditions.

Pure white flowers in early spring.

Deep pink flowers beautifully veined darker pink. Sprawling. Grown from Himalayan seed.

Good blue with a white eye flowers on a spreading plant. Flowers from June until the frosts.

Large silvery blue flowers, veined with purple. Lovely growing through other plants. A beautiful new addition, flowering in late Summer.

Blue-purple petals surround a white eye edged with pink. Flowers all summer. Sprawling.

Purple flowers in late summer and foliage which turns red at the approach of autumn.

A new form with the usual small evergreen foliage and pink flowers.

Makes a dense mat of fragrant leaves. Flowers pinky mauve for a long period.

A cross between G. macrorrhizum and G. dalmaticum. Evergreen with pale pink flowers.

A mat of bright green evergreen foliage and pale pink almost white flowers in summer. Excellent ground cover.

Masses of good green foliage, large deep blue flowers in early summer. Another good plant from Alan Bremner.

Hairy leaves which turn red in autumn. Blue flowers.

Becoming dormant after flowering in May this has violet-blue flowers with darker veining on the petals.

G. endressii x versicolor. Very pale pink on spreading plants. This and 'Rebecca Moss' were given to me by Robin Moss who has named them after his children.

Spectacular spring foliage, cream, yellow, green, pink and brown. Then fading to green by summer. PBR

Previously sold under the name G.'Stillingfleet'. We had not named it although it was one of our seedlings. This is the name we would like it to be called in future, named after our grand-daughter. It has small rosy-pink flowers from spring until late October over a mound of green foliage.

G. endressii x versicolor. Not quite as pale pink as 'Kate Moss'.

Pinky mauve flowers for most of the summer. If cut down after flowering will often flower again.

In full sun the foliage is marked with dark blotches. Flowers are pale pink with darker veins.

Narrow pale pink petals. Flowers throughout the Summer and I have never had a seedling problem!

From a small clump of grey foliage this sends out trailing stems covered with clear pink flowers throughout the summer.

Strong growing clump of grey green leaves and magenta flowers.

Deeply cut leaves, saucer shaped pink flowers veined with darker pink. Bushy. Needs not too dry conditions. GEUM 'Bell Bank' 1' £4.50 Lovely large semi-double pink flowers with frilly edges. Very pretty.

Single orange flowers in early summer.

Wide open flowers with yellow petals. Brighter yellow than G. 'Lemon Drops'.

Clear yellow flowers with brown stamens. Good in early summer.

Single yellow flowers.

Nodding greenish white flowers in early summer.

Coppery pink bell shaped flowers. Not for a dry position.

Wiry red stems studded with small starry white flowers through the summer. Foliage turning a wonderful red in the autumn.

A small flowered gladiolus with magenta flowers splashed with cream. Needs good drainage and fertile soil.

The flowers are a strange mix of grey, green cream and pinkish-purple. It flowers in autumn, needs well drained soil and then spreads.