The Plant Nursery at LionMouth
All the plants that we have on our nursery beds have been sown, grown, split, grafted, propagated or taken as cuttings by either our highly qualified horticultural staff or our day care service users and volunteers. We do not use any chemicals on site, just a lot of love, care and attention.
PLEASE KEEP REVISITING THIS SITE AS we are constantly sowing, splitting and taking cuttings so the list and availability may change from day to day.
PLEASE KEEP REVISITING THIS SITE AS we are constantly sowing, splitting and taking cuttings so the list and availability may change from day to day.
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PRICES:
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We have a simple basic pricing strategy.
Large perennials: £3.00 or 4 for £10.00 Shrubs: £4.00 Herbs & bulbs: £2 or 3 for £5.00 |
ON LINE/ TELEPHONE ORDERING.
Whilst our gates are still shut to the public we are offering a gate pick-up service. Please get in touch with us to place your order (either by phone, text, messenger or email...you can write to us as well if you really want to...see buttons below this text).
At the moment our pick up days are Thursdays and Fridays (as we need the rest of the week to tend to the 7 acres of demonstration gardens, orchards, meadows, vegetable terraces, lawns, hens and nursery plants)
We will give you a time slot and on arriving just beep at the gates and we will zap it open from the top terrace. Your plants will be waiting for you with your name on just inside the gates. At the moment we are just doing this also on Thursdays and Fridays.
Payment can be made through a bank transfer if you use internet banking, otherwise we ask for the correct cash to be placed in an envelope and exchanged upon delivery of plants.
Our Bank details are as follows:Lion Mouth Community Interest Company
Unity Trust Bank Ltd account number 20286150 sort number 60-83-01
Whilst our gates are still shut to the public we are offering a gate pick-up service. Please get in touch with us to place your order (either by phone, text, messenger or email...you can write to us as well if you really want to...see buttons below this text).
At the moment our pick up days are Thursdays and Fridays (as we need the rest of the week to tend to the 7 acres of demonstration gardens, orchards, meadows, vegetable terraces, lawns, hens and nursery plants)
We will give you a time slot and on arriving just beep at the gates and we will zap it open from the top terrace. Your plants will be waiting for you with your name on just inside the gates. At the moment we are just doing this also on Thursdays and Fridays.
Payment can be made through a bank transfer if you use internet banking, otherwise we ask for the correct cash to be placed in an envelope and exchanged upon delivery of plants.
Our Bank details are as follows:Lion Mouth Community Interest Company
Unity Trust Bank Ltd account number 20286150 sort number 60-83-01
PLANTS LIST:
The following is a list of the current stock that we have on site. We try to keep it updated as much as possible, but we are constantly sowing, splitting and taking cuttings. If there is something in particular that you are after please feel free to get in touch with us as we may just have some lurking in a quiet corner somewhere.
The following is a list of the current stock that we have on site. We try to keep it updated as much as possible, but we are constantly sowing, splitting and taking cuttings. If there is something in particular that you are after please feel free to get in touch with us as we may just have some lurking in a quiet corner somewhere.
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BULBS
Snowdrops (Galanthus var. grey green leaves with white drooping flowers)..In the green now
Hyacinths (Strap like leaves with one tall , highly fragrant flowers in pink, cream or blue up to 30cm) SOLD OUT
Scilla Siberica (Squill; up to 20cm, with narrow strap-shaped leaves and purplish stems bearing bright blue flowers 1.5cm in width)
Ornithogalium umbellatum (strap-shaped basal leaves with star-shaped or cup-shaped, white flowers)
Allium moly (A vigorous little allium, golden yellow flowers from late spring. Easy to grow, needing little attention throughout the season. Height: 15cm (6") Spread: 5cm (2")
Anenome blanda 'Blue shades' ( small, 4-5cm across, blue daisy-like flowers reach up to 10cm)
Anenome coronaria 'StBrigid' (solitary flowers to 7cm across, which may be red, violet-blue or white) SOLD OUT
DAFFODILS
Thalia (up to 50cm tall, 2 milk-white fragrant flowers per stem, small cups and slightly twisted petals)
Pipit (stems to 25cm, carrying up to four fragrant, lemon-yellow flowers , fading to creamy-white)
Hawera (dwarf with up to five nodding, light lemon-yellow flowers and reflexed petals)
Sweetness (up to 40cm in height, with solitary, very fragrant, golden-yellow flowers 4cm in width)
Tete-a-tete (dwarf daffodil up to 20cm tall, with 1-3 bright yellow flowers per stem & reflexed petals)
Quail (vigorous daffodil with stems to 40cm tall, and 3 fragrant, bright deep yellow flowers 4cm across)
Snowdrops (Galanthus var. grey green leaves with white drooping flowers)..In the green now
Hyacinths (Strap like leaves with one tall , highly fragrant flowers in pink, cream or blue up to 30cm) SOLD OUT
Scilla Siberica (Squill; up to 20cm, with narrow strap-shaped leaves and purplish stems bearing bright blue flowers 1.5cm in width)
Ornithogalium umbellatum (strap-shaped basal leaves with star-shaped or cup-shaped, white flowers)
Allium moly (A vigorous little allium, golden yellow flowers from late spring. Easy to grow, needing little attention throughout the season. Height: 15cm (6") Spread: 5cm (2")
Anenome blanda 'Blue shades' ( small, 4-5cm across, blue daisy-like flowers reach up to 10cm)
Anenome coronaria 'StBrigid' (solitary flowers to 7cm across, which may be red, violet-blue or white) SOLD OUT
DAFFODILS
Thalia (up to 50cm tall, 2 milk-white fragrant flowers per stem, small cups and slightly twisted petals)
Pipit (stems to 25cm, carrying up to four fragrant, lemon-yellow flowers , fading to creamy-white)
Hawera (dwarf with up to five nodding, light lemon-yellow flowers and reflexed petals)
Sweetness (up to 40cm in height, with solitary, very fragrant, golden-yellow flowers 4cm in width)
Tete-a-tete (dwarf daffodil up to 20cm tall, with 1-3 bright yellow flowers per stem & reflexed petals)
Quail (vigorous daffodil with stems to 40cm tall, and 3 fragrant, bright deep yellow flowers 4cm across)
Vegetables & Annuals
£1 per plant/pot
Basil
Chillis...Coming soon: Basket of fire, Satan's kiss
Courgettes & squash..Coming soon
Cucumbers Coming soon: Beth aplha & cucamelon
Mixed salad
Strawberries red
& Pineberries (a white cultivar)
Sweetpeas
Tomatoes (Gardeners delight, Chiquita, Alicante, Red cherry, Brandywine, Money maker, San Marzano, Meribel, Tigrella, Costoluto fiorentino, Marmande, Vesivius, Sungold)
Chayote Coming soon
Carlin Peas Coming soon
‘Allotment Selection’ £4 SOLD OUT
A pack of 4 strips, one each of the following, ready for pricking out:
Broccoli coming soon purple
Kale coming soon Westland WInter and Nero
Cabbage coming soon Greyhound, red & GA
Brussels Sprouts coming soon Evesham special
Cauliflower coming soon
Fruit bushes £4
Blackcurrants...SOLD OUT
Gooseberries SOLD OUT
Other
£2 each or 3 for £5
Anemone ‘Blue Shades’
Anemone ‘St Brigid’ SOLD OUT
Annuals (On sowing now; will be available from June onwards)
Aster 'Duchess mixed'
Aster 'Ostrich fethare'
Zinnia Mixed
Dahlia 'Bishop's children'
Dahlia dwarf
Calendula 'Indian prince'
Brachycome 'Bravo mixed'
Antirrhinum 'Royal Bride'
French Marigold ' Red Cherry'
Nasturtium ' Glean hybrids', Black velvet &Empress of India
Cosmos 'mixed'
Nicotiana sylvestris
Perennials £3.00 each of 4 for £10 (Currently potting on last years propagated stock..stock changing daily so keep popping back for updates)
In short, plants that can be left in the ground all year round and will come back and flower every year. Minimum pot size 1 litre. H = approx max. height, S = tolerant of part shade
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Achillea ‘Summer Berries’ (flat-topped flower heads in a mixture of pinks and dusky reds, h. 75 cms)
Achillea ‘Walter Funcke’ (summer flowers are brick-red fading to terracotta then creamy yellow, h. 50 cms)
Actaea simplex ‘Black Negligee’ (finely-cut near-black leaves and scented creamy-white bottlebrush flower spikes in late autumn/early autumn, h. up to 1.2 m) S SOLD OUT
Agapanthus sp. (large, ball-shaped flowers on tall stems, sun-loving)SOLD OUT
Ajuga Reptans
Alchemilla mollis (soft rounded leaves and small yellow-green flowers) S
Anemone x hybrida (Japanese Anemone) (vigorous plant with pale pink open flowers on tall, branched stems, can tolerate shade, h. 1 – 1.5 m) S...SOLD OUT
Anthemis tinctoria (golden marguerite, ferny green leaves, topped with thin stiff stems with lots of yellow daisy flowers throughout summer)
Anthemis punctata (tumbling silvery foliage and scented white flowers, drought-tolerant)
Artemisia abrotanum (Southernwood) (aromatic, ferny foliage, h. 60 cms+)
Anthriscus ‘Ravenswing’ (pretty form of cow parsley, dark lacy purple foliage and tiny creamy-white flowers)SOLD OUT
Artemisia ‘Oriental Limelight’ (grown mainly for its green and yellow dappled foliage, h. 50 cm) S
Asarum proboscideum (‘mouse plant’ - low-growing mat-forming glossy green leaves with curious dark purple-brown flowers with long narrow tip like a mouse’s tail, spring, likes moist shade) S
Aster novi-belgii ‘Jenny’ (low-growing, magenta red flowers late summer-autumm) SOLD OUT
Aster sp. (pink) (stalwards of the late summer border, daisy-like flowers)
Aster divaricatus (shiny dark black stems with white flowers late summer/autumn, shade-tolerant) S
Aster ‘Lady in Black’ (purple foliage, masses of little star-shaped pinkish-white flowers, h. 1 m+) S SOLD OUT
Aster sapphire
Aquilegia ‘Double Pleat Blackberry’ (compact plant with dark purple flowers with white-tips, late spring into summer)
Aquilegia ‘Sunshine’ (pastel lemon-yellow flowers)...SOLD OUT
Aubrieta ‘Royal Blue’ (ideal for rockeries, gravel gardens, walls etc)
Auricula sp. (primula, spring-flowering)
B.
Baptisia australis (upright spikes of dark blue pea-like flowers in early summer, dry, sunny conditions, h.1 m) SOLD OUT
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Camassia sp. (from bulbs, spikes of violet-blue or white flowers in early summer)
Campanula lactiflora ‘Loddon Anna’ (clusters of soft pink-lilac bell-shaped flowers, h. 1.2 m) S
Campanula glomerata Superba (clusters of deep blue bell-shaped flowers on shortish leafy stems, h. 45 cms) S
Campanula muralis (Wall Bellflower) (Low, tumbling habit, flowers deep mauve spring and most of summer)
Campanula ‘Octopus’ (Nodding lantern-shaped buds open as thin spidery/twisted spotted petals, h. 50 cms) S
Campanula persicifolia (blue bellflower above bright green narrow leaves, late spring/summer, h 80 cms)
Campanula ‘Summer Pearl’ (low, spreading, with double white/lavender bell-shaped flowers, h.10 cms) SOLD OUT
Centaurea dealbata (rosy pink-purple slightly shaggy flowers on upright stems, h. 50-100 cms)
Centaurea dealbata ‘Steenbergii’ (full, white-centred, thistle-like hot-pink flowers) SOLD OUT
Centaurea montana (violet-blue cornflower-shaped flowers above long, silvery leaves, spreading, tough, h. 50 cms)
Cephalaria gigantica
Chamaenerion angustifolium ‘Album’ (white rosebay willowherb)
Chelone obliqua (turtlehead plant, rich pink flowers unusual shape, late summer-early autumn, h. 80 cms) S
Corydalis ‘Berry Exciting’ (vigorous, gold ferny leaves on spreading plant, fragrant purple flowers over a long period, h. 30 cms, prefers shade/partial shade) S SOLD OUT
Cosmos ‘Chocamocha’ (lovely velvety-bronze chocolate-scented flowers all summer, needs winter protection, h. 45 cms)
Crambe cordifolia
Crocosmia sp. (montbretia, long, strappy leaves, flowers orange/yellow/red mid-summer onwards, h. 70 cms)
Cynara cardunculus (Cardoon) (robust, dramatic, tall plant with huge, jagged silvery leaves and large purple thistle-like flowerheads. H. 2 m+)
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Dianthus ‘Night star’ (flowers deep red with pink margin and blotches, h. 30 cms) SOLD OUT
Dianthus 'sooty'
Dicentra formosa
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Echinacea ‘White Swan’ (long-stalked daisy-like white flowers with swept-back petals and large golden cone centre, h. 0.5-1 m, prefers sun) SOLD OUT
Echinops ritro
Elecampane (Inula helenium) (robust, large yellow daisy-like flowers, h. 200 cms) S
Elymus magellanicus (tufted, deciduous grass, blue-green leaves, h. 0.5-1 m)
Erigeron aurantiacus (orange daisy, large flowers up to 5 cm across on leafy stems above pretty softly-hairy foliage, 35 cms) SOLD OUT
Erigeron sp. (daisy family, low-growing, spreading, pink/white)
Erigeron ‘Azure Beauty’ (forms a low-growing clump with lavender-blue daisy like flowers, h. 45 cms) SOLD OUT
Erodium ‘Flora Pleno’ (bright petite pink rosettes, low-growing rockery plant)
Eryngium ‘Miss Marble’ (sea holly, spiny leaves are dark green with creamy-white veins, flowers violet-blue with narrow grey-blue outer bracts, needs sun, h. 60 cms) SOLD OUT
Eryngium ‘Neptune’s Gold’ (a yellow-leaved form of sea holly, h. 50 cms)
Erysimum ‘Bowles Mauve’ (Perennial wallflower) (long flowering season, h. 75 cms)
Erysimum ‘John Codrington’ (a smaller perennial wallflower, scented flowers in lemon yellow and bronze, h. 30 cms)
Erysimum linifolium ‘Variegatum’ (leaves grey-green with pale yellow edges, flowers salmon orange turning to mauve, evergreen, h. 45 cms)f SOLD OUT
Euphorbia 'Black Pearl'
Euphorbia martinii 'Colibri'
Euphorbia purpurea (deep purple stems and leaves, contrasting with lime-green flowers in spring/early summer, sap can irritate skin, h. 75 cms)
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Filipendula ulmaria (meadowsweet) (creamy-white flowers in clusters, h. 0.5-1 m) S
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Gaillardia ‘Goblin’ (large vibrant red flowers with yellow petal tips on bushy plants, h. 45 cms
Geranium clarkei ‘Kashmir Purple’ (wide, spreading plant with finely divided foliage, and large purple flowers, h. 60 cms) S SOLD OUT
Geranium phaeum (dusky cranesbill) (a relatively upright variety, smaller dusky purple flowers, will take a shady position) S
Geranium phaeum 'Durham Mist' (realtively upright, pale blue almost white flowers)
Geranium macrorrhizum (mat-forming semi-evergreen witjh magenta-pink flowers, tough and can cope with dry shade. H. 10-40 cms) S
Geranium magnificum (purple cranesbill, strong, clump-forming, lobed hairy leaves, produces lots of flowers over a short season, h. 60 cms) S
Geum flora plena ‘Sunrise’ (lovely double yellow flowers throughout the summer, suitable for borders, rockeries and planters) SOLD OUT
Geum rivale album (modest plant with nodding heads of green-white flowers late spring, good for moist, cool spot, h. 30cms) S
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Helleborous orientale (mixed)
Helleborus corsican
Heuchera ‘Amethyst Mist’ (glossy deep purple foliage with a silver sheen, vigorous) S
Heuchera ‘Autumn Leaves’ (rich coral red foliage) S
Heuchera ‘Crème Brulee’ (marmalade-orange foliage, strong plant) SOLD OUT
Heuchera ‘Lime Marmalade’ (ruffled, bright lime-green foliage, neat, dense plant) S SOLD OUT
Heuchera ‘Midnight Rose’ (dark burgundy foliage flecked with rose-pink tints) S
Heuchera 'Obsidian' (dark purple foliage)
Heuchera ‘Palace Purple’ (metallic bronze-purple foliage, small pale pink flowers) S SOLD OUT
Heuchera ‘Peach Flambe’ (orange-peach foliage, semi-evergreen) S
Helenium ‘Helena Red Shades’ (upright plant, deep orange-red flowers with yellow petal tips, great display summer into autumn, h. 120cms) SOLD OUT
Hemerocallis fulva (vigorous orange day-lily, large trumpet-shaped flowers, h. 1 m)
Hosta sp. (shade-tolerant, showy foliage plants) S
Houttuynia cordata ‘Chameleon’ (striking carpet of variegated red, cream and green heart-shaped leaves from late spring, simple white flowers, h. 20cms)
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Iris foetidissima (grown for its large pods showing bright orange-red seeds in autumn into winter, flowers rather dull, happy in shade, h. 1 m)
Iris sibirica
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K.
Knautia ‘Melton Pastels’ (flowers on long willowy stems, upright, see-through clump, pincushion flowers in soft pink/lilac pink variations, h. 1 m+)
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Lathyrus vernus (Spring pea, low-growing busy perennial with pretty purple pea-like flowers March – May, h. 40cms)
Leucanthemum ‘Banana Cream’ (Shasta daisy with flowers that start lemon-yellow and fade to cream, h. 45cms) S
Leucanthemum ‘Broadway Lights’ (creamy-yellow fading to ivory, h. 75-90cms) S SOLD OUT
Libertia grandiflora (thin wiry stems carrying clusters of small white flowers above a dense clump of dark green, grass-like leaves, h. 90 cms) S
Lobelia ‘Queen Victoria’ (perennial Lobelia, bright scarlet spikes of flowers, h. 80cms) S SOLD OUT
Lupins, mixed colours (classic spikes of height & colour for early summer border) S
Lupin ‘The Pages’ (striking dark two-tone red spikes to an impressive h. 1.2 m) S
Lychnis chalcedonica (Maltese Cross, clusters of bright orange-red flowers on sturdy stems, full sun, h. 90 cms)
Lychnis coronaria (silvery-grey felted leaves with sprays of vivid rose-purple or white flowers late summer, h. 0.5-1m) S
Lychnis viscaria (mat-forming, tufted grassy leaves and pretty pink flowers, early/mid-summer, h. 50cms) S
Lychnis viscaria ‘Firebird’ (hot pink-magenta form, May-June, h. 50 cms)
Lysimachia ciliata ‘Firecracker’ (purple-leaved loosestrife, small pale yellow flowers, h.1.2m) S
Lythrum salicaria (purple loosestrife, narrow green leaves and purple-pink flower spikes over a long period, h. 1-1.5m)
M.
Malva sylvestris ‘Mauritiana’ (tall, slightly similar to a hollyhock, large pink flowers, h. 1-1.2m)SOLD OUT
Millium effusum 'Aurea' (a semi-evergreen perennial grass forming loose clumps of arching, soft yellow leaves, with nodding panicles of yellow flowers in early summer h 0.1-0.5 metres)
Myrrhis odorata (Sweet Cicely) (aromatic ferny leaves, cow parsley-like flowers, leaves and seeds edible, h 1.5 m) S
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Nepeta Govaniana (an upright nepeta with softly hairy leaves and pale yellow flowers 3cm in length over a long period in summer. From 50cm to 1m in height)
Nepeta nervosa ‘Blue Moon’ (lovely compact catmint, long flowering season, h. 30cms) SOLD OUT
Nepeta racemosa (dwarf catmint, attractive, spreading clump, h. 10 – 50 cms) S
Nepeta sibirica (upright, open plant with big spikes of large violet-blue flowers, h. 80cms)
O.
Opiophogon nigrescens
Osteospermum (African daisy, hardy, white) (good near front of sunny border)
P.
Paeonies (mixed, pink/red) (timeless classic, large showy blooms, h. 1 m+) SOLD OUT
Penstemon ‘Burgundy’ (upright plant with tubular burgundy-purple flowers h. 70 cms)
Penstemon ‘Husker Red’ (stems and leaves are beetroot purple, contrasting with white/pink flowers, h. 90 cms)
Persicaria affinis (pink) (creeping groundcover, narrow green leaves and lollipop spikes of pale pink flowers, h. 25 cms) S
Persciacria 'Crook Hall'
Persicaria ‘Purple Fantasy’ (brilliantly coloured semi-evergreen, grown mostly for its purple/green/white patterned leaves, h. 60 cms) S
Persicaria ‘Red Dragon’ (silvery-grey chevron markings on purple-red foliage, small white flowers, h. 50 cms) S
Phalaris arundinacea var. picta (Gardener’s Garters) (vigorous ornamental grass, leaves striped in white, pale and dark green, can spread quickly, h. 1 m)
Phlox paniculata (pink) (showy, large pink flower clusters, July onwards, h. 90 cms)
Polemonium ‘Apricot Delight’ (pretty form of Jacob’s Ladder, with pinky apricot flowers with yellow centre above ferny foliage, h. 40-50 cms)
Polemonium caerula (bell-shaped lavender-blue flowers, early to mid-summer, pretty in light shade, h. 60 cms) S
Potentialla ‘Fireball Mixed’ (double-flowers in red, gold, orange and gold, long flowering season, sunny position, h. 60 cms) SOLD OUT
Potentilla atrosanguinea (attractive clump-forming plant with intensely dark red smallish velvety flowers, full sun, h. 50cms)
Potentilla (yellow) (yellow flowers set against fresh green foliage, h. 50cms)
Potentilla (pink) (pink flowers set against fresh green foliage, h. 50cms)
Pratia pedunculata (blue star creeper, low stems of tiny green leaves form a mat sprinkled with small pale blue flowers, h. 5 cms) S
Primula capitata ‘Mooreana’ (a halo of indigo-violet flowers around a silver globe, above silver-green foliage, pots or border edges, likes light shade, h. 20 cms) S
Primula florindae (Giant Cowslip) (leaves up to 45 cms long, and plentiful clusters of pale yellow flowers from July – August, happy in moist soil, h. 1 m) S
Primula veris (Cowslip) (native perennial, yellow flowers mid-late spring, h. 25 cms)
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Rhodanthemum ‘African Rose’ (soft rose-tinted daisy-type flowers with treacle-coloured centre above finely-cut grey-green foliage, borders/patio pot, h. 30cms) S
Rodgersia ‘Bronze Peacock’ (handsome , strong, chocolate-brown foliage, dusky pink flowers, happy in shade to part sun, h. 1 m) S
Rudbeckia ‘Prairie Glow’ (masses of small, dark-eyed flowers, shades of red and orange with yellow tips, each flower different, lovely well into autumn, h. 1 m) S
Rudbeckia fulgida
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Saxifraga ‘Triumph’ (pretty alpine, rose pink flowers over a green mound, h. 15 cms)
Saxifraga x urbium (London Pride) (spreading into a carpet of evergreen foliage, good for moist shade, sprays of tiny white flowers late spring/summer, h. 30cms) S
Scabious 'Blue Note'
Scabious caucasia
Scabious ‘Moon Dance’ (compact, produces lots and lots of pale creamy pincushion flowers throughout the summer, h. 40cms) SOLD OUT
Schizostylis sp. (graceful and dramatic autumn flowers with lily-like spikes of orange-red or pink, sun, h. 60 cms)
Sedum ‘Desert Black’ (glossy, very dark purple foliage, with dusky red flowers in summer, h. 40cms
Sedum spectabile (grey-green scallop-edged leaves and starry pink flowers in flat clusters in late summer, h. 50cms)
Sempervivum sp. (houseleeks, low-growing spreading succulent plants, great in rockeries, troughs etc, h. 8 cms)
Silene ‘Jack Flash’ vibrant red-orange sun-burst shaped flowers, blue-green foliage, late summer-autumn, h. 50 cms)
Smilacena racemosa (false solomon’s seal, shade-loving, arching stems, clusters of small creamy white flowers followed by red berries, h. 90cms) S
Solidago (golden rod, long sprays of tiny yellow flowers, h. 75 cms)
T.
Thalictrum aquilegiifolium (meadow rue, dainty, fluffy mauve or white flower clusters June-July on upright stems, h. 1 m) S
Thalictrum delavii
Tiarella
Tradescantia sp. (mixed) (strappy, green leaves and three-petalled flowers in a range of colours, h. 35 cms)
Trifolium Angel Clover ‘Beauty’ (trailing habit, burgundy-red clover leaves, with green centre, reddish-pink flowers, great for border edges, rockeries, containers, h. 20cms) S
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Valeriana phu ‘Aurea’ (grown mainly for its bright yellow-green foliage from early spring, a great combination with spring-flowering bulbs, also produces dainty white flowers in summer, h. 60 cms) S
Verbascum ‘Caribbean Crush’ (rosettes of large, soft grey-green leaves followed by a tall large apricot-peach-coloured spike of flowers from May onwards, h. 1 m+)
Verbascum ‘Snow Queen’ a beautiful white form, tall spikes of flowers, h. 120cms)
Verbena bonariensis (tall, rigid, branching stems topped with flat clusters of small mauve flowers, very airy plant, sun, h. 1.5m)SOLD OUT
Verbena rigida (like a low-growing, more spreading variant of the above, h. 60cms)
Veronica fruticans ‘Georgia Blue’ (low mat-forming, reddish bronze stems and leaves, evergreen, and lots of intense blue flowers spring-summer, h. 20 cms)
Veronica gentianoides
Veronica spicata (narrow spikes of blue flowers on leafy stems, upright, h. 30 cms)
Vinca major ‘Wojo’s Gem’ (a brightly variegated vinca, leaves creamy yellow edged and flecked with green, lavender blue flowers, h. 40 cms)
Viola ‘Rebecca’ (creamy-white flowers splashed and frilled with purple, strongly scented, border edges, rockeries, pots etc, prefers part shade) S SOLD OUT
W.
Waldsteinia ternata (low, mat-forming, dark green lobed leaves and bright yellow strawberry flowers in spring, h. 10 cms) S SOLD OUT
Shrubs
£4 each
Actinidia kolomikta (vigorous, deciduous climber, mature leaves appear to be dipped in pink, best in sun) SOLD OUT
Actinidia arguta
Buddleia alternifolia
Buddleia Buzz ‘Raspberry Fizz’ (stunning hot pink flowers on the dwarf Buzz form, h. 60 cms)SOLD OUT
Buddleia Buzz ‘Sky Blue’ (large pale mauve blue flowers again on the dwarf form, h. 60 cms)
Buddleia globosa (grows to become a large shrub, both broad and tall, with bright orange ball-shaped flowers, h. 5 m)
Buddleia x weyeriana (a cross between B. globosa and B. davidii, flowers are semi-globe-shaped, mostly orange, tinged with purple, h. 2.5 – 4 m)
Caryopteris ‘Worcester Gold’ (pale yellow-green leaves contrast with blue flowers in late summer-autumn, h. 1 m)
Choisya ternata (Mexican orange blossom) (evergreen, aromatic glossy green foliage and fragrant star-shaped white flowers, h. 1.5 – 2.5 m)SOLD OUT
Cistus (pink, white) (rock rose, open, papery flowers on a bushy plant, likes hot, dry conditions, h. 1 m)
Cordyline australis (palm-like evergreen, long sword-shaped green leaves)
Cornus sp. (dogwood, grown particularly for their brightly coloured bare winter stems)SOLD OUT
Cotinus ‘Grace’ (lovely form, with glowing coral-red leaves in autumn) SOLD OUT
Cytisus x battandieri (Argyrocytisus battandieri / Pineapple Broom) (grey silky velvet leaves and clusters of bright yellow pineapple-scented flowers, best in front of a warm wall, h. 5m)
Descaisnea fargesii (Blue Sausage Fruit/Dead Man’s Fingers) (unusual shrub bearing hanging clusters of green/yellow flowers which turn to long deep blue hanging fruit, h. 5 m)
Escallonia
Euonymus fortunei ‘Emerald Gaiety’ (small bushy evergreen, rounded leaves with uneven white edges and pink tinge, h. 50-100cms ) SSOLD OUT
Euonymus fortunei ‘Emerald and Gold’ (similar to above, but with golden yellow leaf margins)SOLD OUT
Exochorda x macrantha ‘The Bride’ (deciduous, flowers April-May with beautiful open white flowers smothering its arching branches, h. 1.5 m) SOLD OUT
Forsythia x intermedia (deciduous, bare branches covered in vivid yellow flowers in early spring,h. 3 m)
Fuchsia ‘Dying Embers’ (dainty, dark-tinted stems, flowers small with long deep-cerise petals and a near-black corolla centre, h. 40cms)
Fuchsia ‘Genii’ (compact habit and golden-yellow leaves, pink/purple flowers, h. 75 cms)
Fuchsia magellanica ‘alba’ (larger shrub, flowers white, tinged mauve, h. 1.2 m +) SOLD OUT
Fuchsia ‘Mrs Popple’ (vigorous, long-established shrub, flowers scarlet/purple, h. 60 – 90 cms) SOLD OUT
Fuchsia ‘Tom West’ (variegated cream/green foliage, red veins and stems, flowers red/purple, h. 50 cms ) S
Hebe pinguifolia (neat, small evergreen shrub, with small grey-green leaves, h. 35 cms)SOLD OUT
Hydrangea quercifolia (oak-leaved hyrdrangea, long pointed white flowers and striking autumn foliage colour, h. 2 m ) S
Hydrangea sp. (large flowers, good for late summer colour in a moist lightly shaded spot) S SOLD OUT
Jasminum beesianum (vigorous, semi-evergreen climber with red-pink flowers, h. 6 m) SOLD OUT
Jasminum nudiflorum (Winter Jasmine) (popular scrambling wall shrub,with tiny yellow flowers in winter, h. 3 m) SOLD OUT)
Lonicera fragrantissima (scented winter-flowering honeysuckle, creamy-white flowers, h. 2 m)
Philadelphus sp. (Mock Orange) (deciduous, beautifully scented white –flowering spring shrub, h. 1.5 m+)
Philadelphus coronarius ‘Aureus’ (an upright cultivar with foliage that is yellow when young, wonderful fragrant white flowers, h. 1.5 m +) S SOLD OUT
Phlomis fruticosa (Jerusalem Sage) grey-green sage-like leaves and hooded deep-yellow flowers on tall stems, sun, h. 1m)
Phormium ‘Bronze Baby’ (striking foliage plant, arching red-bronze leaves, h. 80 cms) S
Phygelius ‘Salmon Leap’ (salmon-coloured trumpet flowers on upright spikes, likes partial shade, h. 50 cms) S
Potentilla ‘Newark Cream’ (deciduous, creamy-white saucer-shaped flowers above small bright green leaves, h. 60 cms) S
Potentilla ‘Tangerine’ (bushy deciduous shrub, flowers yellow flushed orange, late spring to early autumn, h. 50 cms) S
Potentilla, yellow (easy, long-flowering deciduous shrub with yellow flowers, h. 60 cms)
Pyracantha sp. (Firethorn) (large, thorny evergreen shrubs, small white flowers followed by red, yellow or orange berries)
Rosa ‘Alnwick’ (beautiful soft pink, scented, h. 1 m) SOLD OUT
Rosa ‘Red Fairy’ (dwarf form with neat glossy foliage and sprays of red rosette flowers, h. 50 cms) S SOLD OUT
Sarcococca confusa (Christmas Box/Sweet Box) (dense, winter-flowering evergreen, sweetly-scented white blooms, happy in shade) S SOLD OUT)
Spiraea x arguta ‘Bridal Wreath’ (deciduous rounded shrub with arching shoots carrying clusters of small white flowers in spring, h. 2 m ) S
Spiraea ‘Goldflame’ (colourful shrub, glowing leaves bronze-red turning yellow then green, and clusters of pink flowers, compact and easy, h. 75 cms)SOLD OUT
Sambucus nigra ‘Black Beauty’ (intense, dark purple foliage and sweet pale pink flowers, h. 6 m)
Sambucus nigra ‘Black Lace’ (similar to above but with leaves which are very finely cut SOLD OUT
Viburnum x bodnantense (large, upright, deciduous, very fragrant pink tubular flowers on bare wood autumn through to spring)SOLD OUT
Viburnum davidii (compact evergreen, dome-shaped with white flowers followed by turquoise-blue berries when both male and female plants nearby, h. 1 m+) SOLD OUT
Viburnum plicatum (white lacecap-like flowers on horizontally-tiered branches in May, lovely autumn leaf colour, h. 3 m) S SOLD OUT
Viburnum tinus (evergreen, with clusters of white-pink flowers in late winter-spring, doesn’t mind shade, h. 2 .5 m) SOLD OUT
Weigela ‘Bristol Ruby’ (handsome shrub with mid-green leaves and deep-red funnel-shaped flowers, h. 2 m +) S
Weigela middendorffiana (yellow trumpetted flowers on a light green leafy backgound)
Weigela florida ‘Victoria’ (mid-sized deciduous with purple-flushed dark green leaves and deep pink flowers late spring-summer, h. 1 m) S
Herbs
£2 each for 3 for £5. Mostly in 1 litre pots
Bronze Fennel
Chamomile SOLD OUT
Chives
French Sorrel
Hyssop SOLD OUT
Lavender ‘Hidcote’
Lemon Balm
Lemon Verbena
Lovage SOLD OUT
Marjoram, gold-tipped
Mint:
Apple Mint
Chocolate Mint
Corsican Mint
Curly Mint
Ginger Mint
Lime Mint
Moroccan Mint
Parsley (french)
Peppermint
Spearmint SOLD OUT
Strawberry Mint
Marjoram
Oregano
Rosemary
Sage (officinalis, purple, pineapple & tricolour)
Sweet Cicely
Tarragon (Russian) SOLD OUT
Thyme ‘Bressingham Pink’
Winter Savory
£1 per plant/pot
Basil
Chillis...Coming soon: Basket of fire, Satan's kiss
Courgettes & squash..Coming soon
Cucumbers Coming soon: Beth aplha & cucamelon
Mixed salad
Strawberries red
& Pineberries (a white cultivar)
Sweetpeas
Tomatoes (Gardeners delight, Chiquita, Alicante, Red cherry, Brandywine, Money maker, San Marzano, Meribel, Tigrella, Costoluto fiorentino, Marmande, Vesivius, Sungold)
Chayote Coming soon
Carlin Peas Coming soon
‘Allotment Selection’ £4 SOLD OUT
A pack of 4 strips, one each of the following, ready for pricking out:
Broccoli coming soon purple
Kale coming soon Westland WInter and Nero
Cabbage coming soon Greyhound, red & GA
Brussels Sprouts coming soon Evesham special
Cauliflower coming soon
Fruit bushes £4
Blackcurrants...SOLD OUT
Gooseberries SOLD OUT
Other
£2 each or 3 for £5
Anemone ‘Blue Shades’
Anemone ‘St Brigid’ SOLD OUT
Annuals (On sowing now; will be available from June onwards)
Aster 'Duchess mixed'
Aster 'Ostrich fethare'
Zinnia Mixed
Dahlia 'Bishop's children'
Dahlia dwarf
Calendula 'Indian prince'
Brachycome 'Bravo mixed'
Antirrhinum 'Royal Bride'
French Marigold ' Red Cherry'
Nasturtium ' Glean hybrids', Black velvet &Empress of India
Cosmos 'mixed'
Nicotiana sylvestris
Perennials £3.00 each of 4 for £10 (Currently potting on last years propagated stock..stock changing daily so keep popping back for updates)
In short, plants that can be left in the ground all year round and will come back and flower every year. Minimum pot size 1 litre. H = approx max. height, S = tolerant of part shade
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Achillea ‘Summer Berries’ (flat-topped flower heads in a mixture of pinks and dusky reds, h. 75 cms)
Achillea ‘Walter Funcke’ (summer flowers are brick-red fading to terracotta then creamy yellow, h. 50 cms)
Actaea simplex ‘Black Negligee’ (finely-cut near-black leaves and scented creamy-white bottlebrush flower spikes in late autumn/early autumn, h. up to 1.2 m) S SOLD OUT
Agapanthus sp. (large, ball-shaped flowers on tall stems, sun-loving)SOLD OUT
Ajuga Reptans
Alchemilla mollis (soft rounded leaves and small yellow-green flowers) S
Anemone x hybrida (Japanese Anemone) (vigorous plant with pale pink open flowers on tall, branched stems, can tolerate shade, h. 1 – 1.5 m) S...SOLD OUT
Anthemis tinctoria (golden marguerite, ferny green leaves, topped with thin stiff stems with lots of yellow daisy flowers throughout summer)
Anthemis punctata (tumbling silvery foliage and scented white flowers, drought-tolerant)
Artemisia abrotanum (Southernwood) (aromatic, ferny foliage, h. 60 cms+)
Anthriscus ‘Ravenswing’ (pretty form of cow parsley, dark lacy purple foliage and tiny creamy-white flowers)SOLD OUT
Artemisia ‘Oriental Limelight’ (grown mainly for its green and yellow dappled foliage, h. 50 cm) S
Asarum proboscideum (‘mouse plant’ - low-growing mat-forming glossy green leaves with curious dark purple-brown flowers with long narrow tip like a mouse’s tail, spring, likes moist shade) S
Aster novi-belgii ‘Jenny’ (low-growing, magenta red flowers late summer-autumm) SOLD OUT
Aster sp. (pink) (stalwards of the late summer border, daisy-like flowers)
Aster divaricatus (shiny dark black stems with white flowers late summer/autumn, shade-tolerant) S
Aster ‘Lady in Black’ (purple foliage, masses of little star-shaped pinkish-white flowers, h. 1 m+) S SOLD OUT
Aster sapphire
Aquilegia ‘Double Pleat Blackberry’ (compact plant with dark purple flowers with white-tips, late spring into summer)
Aquilegia ‘Sunshine’ (pastel lemon-yellow flowers)...SOLD OUT
Aubrieta ‘Royal Blue’ (ideal for rockeries, gravel gardens, walls etc)
Auricula sp. (primula, spring-flowering)
B.
Baptisia australis (upright spikes of dark blue pea-like flowers in early summer, dry, sunny conditions, h.1 m) SOLD OUT
C.
Camassia sp. (from bulbs, spikes of violet-blue or white flowers in early summer)
Campanula lactiflora ‘Loddon Anna’ (clusters of soft pink-lilac bell-shaped flowers, h. 1.2 m) S
Campanula glomerata Superba (clusters of deep blue bell-shaped flowers on shortish leafy stems, h. 45 cms) S
Campanula muralis (Wall Bellflower) (Low, tumbling habit, flowers deep mauve spring and most of summer)
Campanula ‘Octopus’ (Nodding lantern-shaped buds open as thin spidery/twisted spotted petals, h. 50 cms) S
Campanula persicifolia (blue bellflower above bright green narrow leaves, late spring/summer, h 80 cms)
Campanula ‘Summer Pearl’ (low, spreading, with double white/lavender bell-shaped flowers, h.10 cms) SOLD OUT
Centaurea dealbata (rosy pink-purple slightly shaggy flowers on upright stems, h. 50-100 cms)
Centaurea dealbata ‘Steenbergii’ (full, white-centred, thistle-like hot-pink flowers) SOLD OUT
Centaurea montana (violet-blue cornflower-shaped flowers above long, silvery leaves, spreading, tough, h. 50 cms)
Cephalaria gigantica
Chamaenerion angustifolium ‘Album’ (white rosebay willowherb)
Chelone obliqua (turtlehead plant, rich pink flowers unusual shape, late summer-early autumn, h. 80 cms) S
Corydalis ‘Berry Exciting’ (vigorous, gold ferny leaves on spreading plant, fragrant purple flowers over a long period, h. 30 cms, prefers shade/partial shade) S SOLD OUT
Cosmos ‘Chocamocha’ (lovely velvety-bronze chocolate-scented flowers all summer, needs winter protection, h. 45 cms)
Crambe cordifolia
Crocosmia sp. (montbretia, long, strappy leaves, flowers orange/yellow/red mid-summer onwards, h. 70 cms)
Cynara cardunculus (Cardoon) (robust, dramatic, tall plant with huge, jagged silvery leaves and large purple thistle-like flowerheads. H. 2 m+)
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Dianthus ‘Night star’ (flowers deep red with pink margin and blotches, h. 30 cms) SOLD OUT
Dianthus 'sooty'
Dicentra formosa
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Echinacea ‘White Swan’ (long-stalked daisy-like white flowers with swept-back petals and large golden cone centre, h. 0.5-1 m, prefers sun) SOLD OUT
Echinops ritro
Elecampane (Inula helenium) (robust, large yellow daisy-like flowers, h. 200 cms) S
Elymus magellanicus (tufted, deciduous grass, blue-green leaves, h. 0.5-1 m)
Erigeron aurantiacus (orange daisy, large flowers up to 5 cm across on leafy stems above pretty softly-hairy foliage, 35 cms) SOLD OUT
Erigeron sp. (daisy family, low-growing, spreading, pink/white)
Erigeron ‘Azure Beauty’ (forms a low-growing clump with lavender-blue daisy like flowers, h. 45 cms) SOLD OUT
Erodium ‘Flora Pleno’ (bright petite pink rosettes, low-growing rockery plant)
Eryngium ‘Miss Marble’ (sea holly, spiny leaves are dark green with creamy-white veins, flowers violet-blue with narrow grey-blue outer bracts, needs sun, h. 60 cms) SOLD OUT
Eryngium ‘Neptune’s Gold’ (a yellow-leaved form of sea holly, h. 50 cms)
Erysimum ‘Bowles Mauve’ (Perennial wallflower) (long flowering season, h. 75 cms)
Erysimum ‘John Codrington’ (a smaller perennial wallflower, scented flowers in lemon yellow and bronze, h. 30 cms)
Erysimum linifolium ‘Variegatum’ (leaves grey-green with pale yellow edges, flowers salmon orange turning to mauve, evergreen, h. 45 cms)f SOLD OUT
Euphorbia 'Black Pearl'
Euphorbia martinii 'Colibri'
Euphorbia purpurea (deep purple stems and leaves, contrasting with lime-green flowers in spring/early summer, sap can irritate skin, h. 75 cms)
F.
Filipendula ulmaria (meadowsweet) (creamy-white flowers in clusters, h. 0.5-1 m) S
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Gaillardia ‘Goblin’ (large vibrant red flowers with yellow petal tips on bushy plants, h. 45 cms
Geranium clarkei ‘Kashmir Purple’ (wide, spreading plant with finely divided foliage, and large purple flowers, h. 60 cms) S SOLD OUT
Geranium phaeum (dusky cranesbill) (a relatively upright variety, smaller dusky purple flowers, will take a shady position) S
Geranium phaeum 'Durham Mist' (realtively upright, pale blue almost white flowers)
Geranium macrorrhizum (mat-forming semi-evergreen witjh magenta-pink flowers, tough and can cope with dry shade. H. 10-40 cms) S
Geranium magnificum (purple cranesbill, strong, clump-forming, lobed hairy leaves, produces lots of flowers over a short season, h. 60 cms) S
Geum flora plena ‘Sunrise’ (lovely double yellow flowers throughout the summer, suitable for borders, rockeries and planters) SOLD OUT
Geum rivale album (modest plant with nodding heads of green-white flowers late spring, good for moist, cool spot, h. 30cms) S
H.
Helleborous orientale (mixed)
Helleborus corsican
Heuchera ‘Amethyst Mist’ (glossy deep purple foliage with a silver sheen, vigorous) S
Heuchera ‘Autumn Leaves’ (rich coral red foliage) S
Heuchera ‘Crème Brulee’ (marmalade-orange foliage, strong plant) SOLD OUT
Heuchera ‘Lime Marmalade’ (ruffled, bright lime-green foliage, neat, dense plant) S SOLD OUT
Heuchera ‘Midnight Rose’ (dark burgundy foliage flecked with rose-pink tints) S
Heuchera 'Obsidian' (dark purple foliage)
Heuchera ‘Palace Purple’ (metallic bronze-purple foliage, small pale pink flowers) S SOLD OUT
Heuchera ‘Peach Flambe’ (orange-peach foliage, semi-evergreen) S
Helenium ‘Helena Red Shades’ (upright plant, deep orange-red flowers with yellow petal tips, great display summer into autumn, h. 120cms) SOLD OUT
Hemerocallis fulva (vigorous orange day-lily, large trumpet-shaped flowers, h. 1 m)
Hosta sp. (shade-tolerant, showy foliage plants) S
Houttuynia cordata ‘Chameleon’ (striking carpet of variegated red, cream and green heart-shaped leaves from late spring, simple white flowers, h. 20cms)
I.
Iris foetidissima (grown for its large pods showing bright orange-red seeds in autumn into winter, flowers rather dull, happy in shade, h. 1 m)
Iris sibirica
J.
K.
Knautia ‘Melton Pastels’ (flowers on long willowy stems, upright, see-through clump, pincushion flowers in soft pink/lilac pink variations, h. 1 m+)
L.
Lathyrus vernus (Spring pea, low-growing busy perennial with pretty purple pea-like flowers March – May, h. 40cms)
Leucanthemum ‘Banana Cream’ (Shasta daisy with flowers that start lemon-yellow and fade to cream, h. 45cms) S
Leucanthemum ‘Broadway Lights’ (creamy-yellow fading to ivory, h. 75-90cms) S SOLD OUT
Libertia grandiflora (thin wiry stems carrying clusters of small white flowers above a dense clump of dark green, grass-like leaves, h. 90 cms) S
Lobelia ‘Queen Victoria’ (perennial Lobelia, bright scarlet spikes of flowers, h. 80cms) S SOLD OUT
Lupins, mixed colours (classic spikes of height & colour for early summer border) S
Lupin ‘The Pages’ (striking dark two-tone red spikes to an impressive h. 1.2 m) S
Lychnis chalcedonica (Maltese Cross, clusters of bright orange-red flowers on sturdy stems, full sun, h. 90 cms)
Lychnis coronaria (silvery-grey felted leaves with sprays of vivid rose-purple or white flowers late summer, h. 0.5-1m) S
Lychnis viscaria (mat-forming, tufted grassy leaves and pretty pink flowers, early/mid-summer, h. 50cms) S
Lychnis viscaria ‘Firebird’ (hot pink-magenta form, May-June, h. 50 cms)
Lysimachia ciliata ‘Firecracker’ (purple-leaved loosestrife, small pale yellow flowers, h.1.2m) S
Lythrum salicaria (purple loosestrife, narrow green leaves and purple-pink flower spikes over a long period, h. 1-1.5m)
M.
Malva sylvestris ‘Mauritiana’ (tall, slightly similar to a hollyhock, large pink flowers, h. 1-1.2m)SOLD OUT
Millium effusum 'Aurea' (a semi-evergreen perennial grass forming loose clumps of arching, soft yellow leaves, with nodding panicles of yellow flowers in early summer h 0.1-0.5 metres)
Myrrhis odorata (Sweet Cicely) (aromatic ferny leaves, cow parsley-like flowers, leaves and seeds edible, h 1.5 m) S
N.
Nepeta Govaniana (an upright nepeta with softly hairy leaves and pale yellow flowers 3cm in length over a long period in summer. From 50cm to 1m in height)
Nepeta nervosa ‘Blue Moon’ (lovely compact catmint, long flowering season, h. 30cms) SOLD OUT
Nepeta racemosa (dwarf catmint, attractive, spreading clump, h. 10 – 50 cms) S
Nepeta sibirica (upright, open plant with big spikes of large violet-blue flowers, h. 80cms)
O.
Opiophogon nigrescens
Osteospermum (African daisy, hardy, white) (good near front of sunny border)
P.
Paeonies (mixed, pink/red) (timeless classic, large showy blooms, h. 1 m+) SOLD OUT
Penstemon ‘Burgundy’ (upright plant with tubular burgundy-purple flowers h. 70 cms)
Penstemon ‘Husker Red’ (stems and leaves are beetroot purple, contrasting with white/pink flowers, h. 90 cms)
Persicaria affinis (pink) (creeping groundcover, narrow green leaves and lollipop spikes of pale pink flowers, h. 25 cms) S
Persciacria 'Crook Hall'
Persicaria ‘Purple Fantasy’ (brilliantly coloured semi-evergreen, grown mostly for its purple/green/white patterned leaves, h. 60 cms) S
Persicaria ‘Red Dragon’ (silvery-grey chevron markings on purple-red foliage, small white flowers, h. 50 cms) S
Phalaris arundinacea var. picta (Gardener’s Garters) (vigorous ornamental grass, leaves striped in white, pale and dark green, can spread quickly, h. 1 m)
Phlox paniculata (pink) (showy, large pink flower clusters, July onwards, h. 90 cms)
Polemonium ‘Apricot Delight’ (pretty form of Jacob’s Ladder, with pinky apricot flowers with yellow centre above ferny foliage, h. 40-50 cms)
Polemonium caerula (bell-shaped lavender-blue flowers, early to mid-summer, pretty in light shade, h. 60 cms) S
Potentialla ‘Fireball Mixed’ (double-flowers in red, gold, orange and gold, long flowering season, sunny position, h. 60 cms) SOLD OUT
Potentilla atrosanguinea (attractive clump-forming plant with intensely dark red smallish velvety flowers, full sun, h. 50cms)
Potentilla (yellow) (yellow flowers set against fresh green foliage, h. 50cms)
Potentilla (pink) (pink flowers set against fresh green foliage, h. 50cms)
Pratia pedunculata (blue star creeper, low stems of tiny green leaves form a mat sprinkled with small pale blue flowers, h. 5 cms) S
Primula capitata ‘Mooreana’ (a halo of indigo-violet flowers around a silver globe, above silver-green foliage, pots or border edges, likes light shade, h. 20 cms) S
Primula florindae (Giant Cowslip) (leaves up to 45 cms long, and plentiful clusters of pale yellow flowers from July – August, happy in moist soil, h. 1 m) S
Primula veris (Cowslip) (native perennial, yellow flowers mid-late spring, h. 25 cms)
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Rhodanthemum ‘African Rose’ (soft rose-tinted daisy-type flowers with treacle-coloured centre above finely-cut grey-green foliage, borders/patio pot, h. 30cms) S
Rodgersia ‘Bronze Peacock’ (handsome , strong, chocolate-brown foliage, dusky pink flowers, happy in shade to part sun, h. 1 m) S
Rudbeckia ‘Prairie Glow’ (masses of small, dark-eyed flowers, shades of red and orange with yellow tips, each flower different, lovely well into autumn, h. 1 m) S
Rudbeckia fulgida
S.
Saxifraga ‘Triumph’ (pretty alpine, rose pink flowers over a green mound, h. 15 cms)
Saxifraga x urbium (London Pride) (spreading into a carpet of evergreen foliage, good for moist shade, sprays of tiny white flowers late spring/summer, h. 30cms) S
Scabious 'Blue Note'
Scabious caucasia
Scabious ‘Moon Dance’ (compact, produces lots and lots of pale creamy pincushion flowers throughout the summer, h. 40cms) SOLD OUT
Schizostylis sp. (graceful and dramatic autumn flowers with lily-like spikes of orange-red or pink, sun, h. 60 cms)
Sedum ‘Desert Black’ (glossy, very dark purple foliage, with dusky red flowers in summer, h. 40cms
Sedum spectabile (grey-green scallop-edged leaves and starry pink flowers in flat clusters in late summer, h. 50cms)
Sempervivum sp. (houseleeks, low-growing spreading succulent plants, great in rockeries, troughs etc, h. 8 cms)
Silene ‘Jack Flash’ vibrant red-orange sun-burst shaped flowers, blue-green foliage, late summer-autumn, h. 50 cms)
Smilacena racemosa (false solomon’s seal, shade-loving, arching stems, clusters of small creamy white flowers followed by red berries, h. 90cms) S
Solidago (golden rod, long sprays of tiny yellow flowers, h. 75 cms)
T.
Thalictrum aquilegiifolium (meadow rue, dainty, fluffy mauve or white flower clusters June-July on upright stems, h. 1 m) S
Thalictrum delavii
Tiarella
Tradescantia sp. (mixed) (strappy, green leaves and three-petalled flowers in a range of colours, h. 35 cms)
Trifolium Angel Clover ‘Beauty’ (trailing habit, burgundy-red clover leaves, with green centre, reddish-pink flowers, great for border edges, rockeries, containers, h. 20cms) S
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Valeriana phu ‘Aurea’ (grown mainly for its bright yellow-green foliage from early spring, a great combination with spring-flowering bulbs, also produces dainty white flowers in summer, h. 60 cms) S
Verbascum ‘Caribbean Crush’ (rosettes of large, soft grey-green leaves followed by a tall large apricot-peach-coloured spike of flowers from May onwards, h. 1 m+)
Verbascum ‘Snow Queen’ a beautiful white form, tall spikes of flowers, h. 120cms)
Verbena bonariensis (tall, rigid, branching stems topped with flat clusters of small mauve flowers, very airy plant, sun, h. 1.5m)SOLD OUT
Verbena rigida (like a low-growing, more spreading variant of the above, h. 60cms)
Veronica fruticans ‘Georgia Blue’ (low mat-forming, reddish bronze stems and leaves, evergreen, and lots of intense blue flowers spring-summer, h. 20 cms)
Veronica gentianoides
Veronica spicata (narrow spikes of blue flowers on leafy stems, upright, h. 30 cms)
Vinca major ‘Wojo’s Gem’ (a brightly variegated vinca, leaves creamy yellow edged and flecked with green, lavender blue flowers, h. 40 cms)
Viola ‘Rebecca’ (creamy-white flowers splashed and frilled with purple, strongly scented, border edges, rockeries, pots etc, prefers part shade) S SOLD OUT
W.
Waldsteinia ternata (low, mat-forming, dark green lobed leaves and bright yellow strawberry flowers in spring, h. 10 cms) S SOLD OUT
Shrubs
£4 each
Actinidia kolomikta (vigorous, deciduous climber, mature leaves appear to be dipped in pink, best in sun) SOLD OUT
Actinidia arguta
Buddleia alternifolia
Buddleia Buzz ‘Raspberry Fizz’ (stunning hot pink flowers on the dwarf Buzz form, h. 60 cms)SOLD OUT
Buddleia Buzz ‘Sky Blue’ (large pale mauve blue flowers again on the dwarf form, h. 60 cms)
Buddleia globosa (grows to become a large shrub, both broad and tall, with bright orange ball-shaped flowers, h. 5 m)
Buddleia x weyeriana (a cross between B. globosa and B. davidii, flowers are semi-globe-shaped, mostly orange, tinged with purple, h. 2.5 – 4 m)
Caryopteris ‘Worcester Gold’ (pale yellow-green leaves contrast with blue flowers in late summer-autumn, h. 1 m)
Choisya ternata (Mexican orange blossom) (evergreen, aromatic glossy green foliage and fragrant star-shaped white flowers, h. 1.5 – 2.5 m)SOLD OUT
Cistus (pink, white) (rock rose, open, papery flowers on a bushy plant, likes hot, dry conditions, h. 1 m)
Cordyline australis (palm-like evergreen, long sword-shaped green leaves)
Cornus sp. (dogwood, grown particularly for their brightly coloured bare winter stems)SOLD OUT
Cotinus ‘Grace’ (lovely form, with glowing coral-red leaves in autumn) SOLD OUT
Cytisus x battandieri (Argyrocytisus battandieri / Pineapple Broom) (grey silky velvet leaves and clusters of bright yellow pineapple-scented flowers, best in front of a warm wall, h. 5m)
Descaisnea fargesii (Blue Sausage Fruit/Dead Man’s Fingers) (unusual shrub bearing hanging clusters of green/yellow flowers which turn to long deep blue hanging fruit, h. 5 m)
Escallonia
Euonymus fortunei ‘Emerald Gaiety’ (small bushy evergreen, rounded leaves with uneven white edges and pink tinge, h. 50-100cms ) SSOLD OUT
Euonymus fortunei ‘Emerald and Gold’ (similar to above, but with golden yellow leaf margins)SOLD OUT
Exochorda x macrantha ‘The Bride’ (deciduous, flowers April-May with beautiful open white flowers smothering its arching branches, h. 1.5 m) SOLD OUT
Forsythia x intermedia (deciduous, bare branches covered in vivid yellow flowers in early spring,h. 3 m)
Fuchsia ‘Dying Embers’ (dainty, dark-tinted stems, flowers small with long deep-cerise petals and a near-black corolla centre, h. 40cms)
Fuchsia ‘Genii’ (compact habit and golden-yellow leaves, pink/purple flowers, h. 75 cms)
Fuchsia magellanica ‘alba’ (larger shrub, flowers white, tinged mauve, h. 1.2 m +) SOLD OUT
Fuchsia ‘Mrs Popple’ (vigorous, long-established shrub, flowers scarlet/purple, h. 60 – 90 cms) SOLD OUT
Fuchsia ‘Tom West’ (variegated cream/green foliage, red veins and stems, flowers red/purple, h. 50 cms ) S
Hebe pinguifolia (neat, small evergreen shrub, with small grey-green leaves, h. 35 cms)SOLD OUT
Hydrangea quercifolia (oak-leaved hyrdrangea, long pointed white flowers and striking autumn foliage colour, h. 2 m ) S
Hydrangea sp. (large flowers, good for late summer colour in a moist lightly shaded spot) S SOLD OUT
Jasminum beesianum (vigorous, semi-evergreen climber with red-pink flowers, h. 6 m) SOLD OUT
Jasminum nudiflorum (Winter Jasmine) (popular scrambling wall shrub,with tiny yellow flowers in winter, h. 3 m) SOLD OUT)
Lonicera fragrantissima (scented winter-flowering honeysuckle, creamy-white flowers, h. 2 m)
Philadelphus sp. (Mock Orange) (deciduous, beautifully scented white –flowering spring shrub, h. 1.5 m+)
Philadelphus coronarius ‘Aureus’ (an upright cultivar with foliage that is yellow when young, wonderful fragrant white flowers, h. 1.5 m +) S SOLD OUT
Phlomis fruticosa (Jerusalem Sage) grey-green sage-like leaves and hooded deep-yellow flowers on tall stems, sun, h. 1m)
Phormium ‘Bronze Baby’ (striking foliage plant, arching red-bronze leaves, h. 80 cms) S
Phygelius ‘Salmon Leap’ (salmon-coloured trumpet flowers on upright spikes, likes partial shade, h. 50 cms) S
Potentilla ‘Newark Cream’ (deciduous, creamy-white saucer-shaped flowers above small bright green leaves, h. 60 cms) S
Potentilla ‘Tangerine’ (bushy deciduous shrub, flowers yellow flushed orange, late spring to early autumn, h. 50 cms) S
Potentilla, yellow (easy, long-flowering deciduous shrub with yellow flowers, h. 60 cms)
Pyracantha sp. (Firethorn) (large, thorny evergreen shrubs, small white flowers followed by red, yellow or orange berries)
Rosa ‘Alnwick’ (beautiful soft pink, scented, h. 1 m) SOLD OUT
Rosa ‘Red Fairy’ (dwarf form with neat glossy foliage and sprays of red rosette flowers, h. 50 cms) S SOLD OUT
Sarcococca confusa (Christmas Box/Sweet Box) (dense, winter-flowering evergreen, sweetly-scented white blooms, happy in shade) S SOLD OUT)
Spiraea x arguta ‘Bridal Wreath’ (deciduous rounded shrub with arching shoots carrying clusters of small white flowers in spring, h. 2 m ) S
Spiraea ‘Goldflame’ (colourful shrub, glowing leaves bronze-red turning yellow then green, and clusters of pink flowers, compact and easy, h. 75 cms)SOLD OUT
Sambucus nigra ‘Black Beauty’ (intense, dark purple foliage and sweet pale pink flowers, h. 6 m)
Sambucus nigra ‘Black Lace’ (similar to above but with leaves which are very finely cut SOLD OUT
Viburnum x bodnantense (large, upright, deciduous, very fragrant pink tubular flowers on bare wood autumn through to spring)SOLD OUT
Viburnum davidii (compact evergreen, dome-shaped with white flowers followed by turquoise-blue berries when both male and female plants nearby, h. 1 m+) SOLD OUT
Viburnum plicatum (white lacecap-like flowers on horizontally-tiered branches in May, lovely autumn leaf colour, h. 3 m) S SOLD OUT
Viburnum tinus (evergreen, with clusters of white-pink flowers in late winter-spring, doesn’t mind shade, h. 2 .5 m) SOLD OUT
Weigela ‘Bristol Ruby’ (handsome shrub with mid-green leaves and deep-red funnel-shaped flowers, h. 2 m +) S
Weigela middendorffiana (yellow trumpetted flowers on a light green leafy backgound)
Weigela florida ‘Victoria’ (mid-sized deciduous with purple-flushed dark green leaves and deep pink flowers late spring-summer, h. 1 m) S
Herbs
£2 each for 3 for £5. Mostly in 1 litre pots
Bronze Fennel
Chamomile SOLD OUT
Chives
French Sorrel
Hyssop SOLD OUT
Lavender ‘Hidcote’
Lemon Balm
Lemon Verbena
Lovage SOLD OUT
Marjoram, gold-tipped
Mint:
Apple Mint
Chocolate Mint
Corsican Mint
Curly Mint
Ginger Mint
Lime Mint
Moroccan Mint
Parsley (french)
Peppermint
Spearmint SOLD OUT
Strawberry Mint
Marjoram
Oregano
Rosemary
Sage (officinalis, purple, pineapple & tricolour)
Sweet Cicely
Tarragon (Russian) SOLD OUT
Thyme ‘Bressingham Pink’
Winter Savory
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