2010 Plant Catalogue

Large glossy round leaves and white cress-like flowers in spring. Evergreen. Best in shade and fertile soil.

Vivid red single flowers.

Wonderful foliage on this shrubby peony. The dark red cup shaped flowers in early summer can be spoilt by late frost.

Large white single flowers, the petals having a wavy edge.

Large single crimson flowers.

Round salmon- pink flowers with small maroon blotch.

Palest pink flowers on a low growing mound.

Dark pink flowers on this lower growing form.

Lavendar rose flowers, part of the New York series which have much longer lasting foliage.

Double orange-red flowers in early summer. Spreading and easy.

Shocking pink flowers a la Barbara Cartland.

Palest pink.

Only a few of this desirable dirty plum coloured poppy.

Double orange flowers on a low growing running form.

Finely cut grey foliage, wonderful spikes of lavender-blue flowers in eearly Autumn. The foliage is aromatic.

I think this was a named form when I first had it! Excellent mat of evergreen leaves and spikes of fat pink flowers

A large vigorous clump of leaves is topped by narrow spikes of pale pink flowers from mid summer to the frosts.

A great improvement on 'Firetail', much larger flower heads of the same strong red but flowers throughout the summer and into autumn.

Large leaves and pink pokers in early summer. Needs moist conditions.

Purplish red foliage with a central splash of plum. Small white flowers. An excellent plant throughout summer. Needs sun.

Broad leaves with ivory-yellow stripes, pink splashes and a brown V. Best with shelter from the wind and fertile soil.

Large round excellently variegated yellow leaves. Flowers not great but a wonderful running foliage plant.

Spires of pinky lilac, reminiscent of a sage. Summer. PHLOX x arendsii 'Luc's Lilac' 3' £4.50 Large head of tiny lilac flowers, strong, upright and very fragrant.

Cream flowers, edged with green, held in tight clusters. Very pretty.

Large heads of pink flowers in early summer. The glossy foliage tends to be evergreen.

Another mildew free form, this has white flowers with a pinkish yellow eye in July.

Rosy lavender flowers.

Fragrant flowers of violet-blue with a purple eye. Flowers in August.

Variegated foliage, differs from 'Norah Leigh' in that the foliage has some pink in it and the flowers are purple. Needs rich soil.

Pale pink flowers but the main attraction is the wonderful scent.

One of the darkest forms with deep purple flowers with pale eyes.

Dark red flowers, dark green foliage tinged with purple.

Lilac blue flowers, an easy colour in the border.

Wonderful white variegation on this form, the flowers are mauve but worth growing just as a foliage plant. Needs good soil.

Dark red foliage and bright red flowers.

A very good white phlox with large heads.

Bright green, finely divided foliage over which stand round, pink pincushions, stuck with pink pins.

Wonderful pale green leaves heavily spotted with mahogany. Large garnet flowers. A woodlander. PBR

A woodlander, needing moist fertile soil. One large lobed leaf, the nodding cream flowers followed by a rosy fruit. Vigorous.

A mound of pale green, deeply cut leaves and large mauve flowers in early Summer. Does not set seed so is not a nuisance.

The wide cream edge to the leaves turns pink with age making this an excellent foliage plant. Good blue flowers. Vigorous and hardy.

An excellent early summer flowering variety with large blue flowers.

Reddish stems and a white edge to the leaves on this solomon's seal make it an attractive shade plant. Creeping.

Solomon's Seal. Stems carry horizontal leaves beneath which hang small cream bells in spring. Good in shade.

Dark green leaves with white streaks. The usual clusters of white flowers in spring. Good in shade.

Single carmine pink flowers with dark centres.

Orange red flowers with a yellow reverse.

The usual strawberry type leaves, very dark red flowers.

Grown from seed so the pale yellow flowers will vary slightly.

Pure white flowers with yellow eye. Good tuft of pinnate leaves. June.

Double flowers of deep maroon-brown edged with gold. More vigorous than earlier varieties. Plant Breeder's Rights.

Green flowers with a yellow centre and polyanthus- type heads.

A tall primula with drooping heads of yellow, occasionally rusty orange. Flowers in mid-summer and best with some moisture.

Excellent evergreen ground cover. Pale violet flowers in spring.

Semi-evergreen spreading clump of green foliage. Bright pink flowers in early summer. PBR

Very vigorous with long strap shaped leaves with a few light green spots. The flowers are almost purple and flowers early.

An American introduction with narrow dark leaves lightly spotted foliage, loose heads of dark blue. Clump forming.

Probably the best dark blue, upright and vigorous. The dark green, unspotted leaves die back to overwintering buds.

Quite narrow leaves completely silver and rather upright. Pink-blue flowers in tight heads. A few only.

Excellent longifolia hybrid with wider leaves almost completely silver. Violet-blue flowers.

Pink flowers and well spotted leaves.

The palest blue flowers. Leaves spotted with yellowish green.

Very silvery leaves on this French pulmonaria. Pink and violet flowers and best in shade.

This plant was grown by Mary Mottram in her Devon Nursery and named in her memory. Excellent frosted silver leaves and blue mauve flowers.

Narrow spotted foliage and pale blue flowers.

Bright blue flowers on upright stems and narrow leaves with few spots. Makes a tight clump.

The flowers are luminous pale blue. Excellent spotted leaves.

Relatively narrow leaves well spotted. Pale blue flowers in tight heads.

A new form with large narrow completely silver foliage and purple- blue flowers.

This plant has been on sale in many nurseries as P.mollis, but the plain green hairy leaves are much smaller and the flowers purple rather than blue. It is a low growing plant, flowering very early. Traced back as far as possible, the original plant came from St.Ann's near Nottingham.

Narrow leaves with light green spots, the flowers are pinkish-red and the whole plant is rather drooping in effect.

Narrow foliage, lightly spotted, good blue flowers. This is a low growing form that forms a tight clump.

Dark green lance shaped leaves with a few silver spots. Large bright blue flowers.

Named for my eldest daughter, I am delighted to be able to offer this much admired form. Dark green sparsely spotted leaves, clear pink flowers.

Evergreen spotted leaves. White flowers held well above the leaves. It has now been decided that this is a hybrid not officinalis.

Very large pink flowers above good spotted foliage. New.

A small plant with us, narrow very silvery leaves and bright blue flowers.

Very long silvery leaves which can reach almost 2' long are the main attraction. The flowers are dark blue.

The narrow leaves are spotted. Blue flowers.

Very large leaves, dark green and softly hairy. The flowers are bluish purple.

Good spotted leaves, light blue flowers with a dark edge.