2010 Plant Catalogue

Rich dusky pink flowers with maroon centres. Flowers in late summer and is low growing.

A low growing compact form with masses of small dark red flowers in late summer. PBR

The usual daisy-like flowers of bronze and gold in late summer.

Golden yellow petals surround a yellow centre. Autumn flowering.

Golden yellow flowers with green centre. Excellent free flowing form.

The cone is yellowish brown, petals are burnt red. Flowers in late summer.

Large flowers, crimson petals with yellow highlights. This plant is to be sold in memory of Terry Lloyd, ITN broadcaster and a donation given to the Red Cross.

Pale lemon daisies in autumn.

Creamy white leaves netted with green veins. Single yellow flowers in late summer. PBR.

Large semi-double golden yellow flowers with a darker yellow centre. Flowers in late summer. Needs sun.

Another good introduction from RD Plants in Devon. Silvery grey foliage makes this a great improvement on the usual form. Evergreen, flowering Jan to April. Best in some sun.

Scarlet flowers.

Another fragrant form with ruffled light lavender flowers. Wide strap shaped leaves. We shall also have a few H. 'Chicago Jewel'.

Deep lavender with a cream throat. Ruffled petals.

Low growing with fragrant creamy yellow flowers.

The very palest cream flowers.

We shall have a few of this new variegated form - striped leaves and orange flowers. PBR

Large deep grape-purple flowers with a yellow throat.

Beautiful cream ruffled flowers. Fragrant.

Small violet to purple flowers.

Violet flowers in mid summer.

Brick red flowers.

Large lavender flowers with a dark purple edge. Evergreen.

A vigorous lemon yellow form.

Canary yellow with a green throat.

As I write this in November this day lily is in flower. Dainty yellow fragrant flowers, usually before the hybrids.

Another fragrant and ancient plant. Rather untidy orange flowers splashed with red but they do flower for a long period. Vigorous.

Recurving petals form the clear yellow trumpets with a wonderful fragrance.Vigorous. Flowers in early summer.

Orange fragrant flowers in early summer. Good in semi shade.

(H.sanguinea x H.elegans) A short growing form with green foliage and flowers of two shades of pink in early summer.

We had trouble with H. 'Amber Waves' in wet winters and this is much hardier. Same caramel coloured foliage and small white flowers.

Bright lime green foliage. Cream flowers.

This has silver green leaves with large clusters of soft pink flowers on strong stems. Excellent for cutting and good even when fading.

Large silvery leaves with dark veins. X HEUCHERELLA 'Spotlight' 1' £4.50 Large, bright yellow leaves with a centre blotch of red. White flowers. Grow out of full sun to stop scorch. The leaves become greenish in summer. X HEUCHERELLA 'Sweet Tea' 1' £4.60 Orange leaves marked with a central cinnamon star. The large leaves darken during the summer.

Bright peach coloured foliage which deepens to plum in the winter. White flowers. PBR.

Tall strong stems carry fat spikes of raspberry pink flowers. Excellent for cutting and much admired in the garden.

A compact form with small dark maroon leaves brushed with silver. Bright pink flowers.

Large dark purply leaves spotted with pink dots in the spring, these become white in the summer. Can survive some shade.

Very shiny foliage, in winter turns silver with purple tints. Pinky-white flowers. Available after June. PBR

Bright greenish yellow leaves marked with plum red veins. In Summer the veins fade to brick red.

Pink and red foliage. Creamy pink flowers. PBR.

Ruffled bronzy-black foliage with large ivory flowers

Silver leaves, dark red underneath. Very pretty and good even in the winter. PBR.

Blue green leaves with dark centres. During the winter the leaves become deep green. Pink flowers. Good in shade.

Narrow leaves with dark centres and creamy yellow edges. The colour changes as the summer progresses.

Pure white leaves with a very dark green edge.

An even white edge to the heart shaped dark green leaves.

Quite narrow leaves edged with white. Spreads well.

Small greeny yellow pointed leaves.

Gold leaves edged with green.

Heart-shaped leaves, yellow centre and blue green margins. The centre fades to white.

Green leaves, white-edged, on a small plant. Purple flowers.

Green leaves. Scented white flowers.

Small rounded leaves on very tiny plant. Tall spires of purple flowers. Needs some shade.

Large round, crinkled gold foliage with a wide green edge.

Blue-grey leaves on tall petioles make this useful for cutting. Lilac flowers.

A wide white edge on waxy leaves make this an eye-catching form.

Pale green leaves edged with white. Lavender flowers. In sun the leaves become yellow edged with white.

A small hosta with very narrow leaves edged with white.

Large golden green leaves.

Lanceolate golden leaves.

Crinkled leaves forming into a bowl, no good under trees where they will fill with rubbish. Very grey.

Excellent yellow foliage.

Large, puckered, yellow leaves which will stand some sun.

Small dark green pointed leaves and good lilac flowers in early autumn.

Greenish yellow with blue green margins. Cupped foliage.

Heart shaped dark green leaves edged white. Purple flowers.

Dark green lanceolate leaves making a small mound. Lavender flowers.

We have extended our range to include other varieties that are not listed here. Ask if there is a variety you are looking for. Mostly priced from £4.50 depending on size.