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Species: Phyllitis cristatum.
Height 50cms Spread 50cms.
Rosettes of wavy evergreen leaves. Loves moist shade.
Excellent for a woodland garden.
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Genus: Acer.
Species: Acer palmatum.
Beautiful delicate green foliage. Prefers a shady, sheltered spot.This example is growing in a huge terracotta p...
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Genus: Agapanthus.
Species: Agapanthus africanus.
Superb for growing in pots and in a sunny setting. Tall spikes of long lasting blue flowers.They provide a lovel...
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Genus: Allium.
Species: Allium.
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Genus: Phyllostachys.
Species: Phyllostachys aureosulcata.
Provide a wonderful backdrop for other plants. Luscious and evergreen.Bamboos provide movement and texture as we...
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Genus: Musa.
Species: Musa basjoo.
This banana spends the winter indoors and this variety is seen as the most hardy for growing in England.During t...
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Species: Beschoneria septentrionalis.
The red flower spike of the Beschoneria stands well against the leaves of a Gunnera and a large tree fern.The pl...
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Genus: Buxus.
Species: Buxus sempervirens.
Box provide a good evergreen structure for any garden and can add a touch of formality when you wish to create a...
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Grown from tiny bulbs, these architectural deep blue flowers add spikes of colour to a border. They can also be ...
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Genus: Brunnera.
Species: Brunnera macrophylla.
Perennial with beautiful grey- green foliage and blue forget-me-not style flowers.
Goes well with hostas and g...
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Genus: Phoenix.
Species: Phoenix canariensis.
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Genus: Phoenix.
Species: Phoenix canariensis.
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Genus: Canna.
Species: canna.
Beautiful scarlet flowers and superb bronze foliage.
Requires indoor protection during winter.
A superb plant ...
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Genus: Thuja.
Species: Thuja occidentalis.
These are growing in pots and have been clipped into spheres. Good evergreen foliage and ideal for framing a sta...
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Genus: Cerinthe.
Species: Cerinthe major.
Waxy exotic blue green foliage, sea- blue bracts and tubular blue and yellow flowers. Treat as an annual
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Genus: Asarum.
Species: asarum splendens Richalps.
An elegant evergreen woodland plant.Easy to grow in a moist soil. Sreading habit via stolons.
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Species: Rivulare altropurpureum.
Deep crimson thistle- like flower heads during mid summer. Lovely spikey leaves. A stunning architectural plant ...
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Genus: Clematis.
Species: Clematis alpina.
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Genus: Clematis.
Species: Clematis montana.
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Genus: Clematis.
Species: clematis.
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Genus: Clematis.
Species: Clematis montana.
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Genus: Clematis.
Species: Clematis viticella.
A profusion of small crimsom flowers in summer.
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Genus: Clematis.
Species: Clematis cirrosa.
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Genus: Solenostemon.
Species: Solenostemon scutellariodes.
Grow from seed to produce a fascinating blend of leaf patterns and colour combinations.Good for adding colour to...
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Genus: Dianthus.
Species: Dianthus deltoides.
Ground hugging hardy perennial.Long flowering period.
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Genus: Sambucus.
Species: Sambucus nigra.
Stunning dark maroon foliage with lovely pink elder flowers in late spring.
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Genus: Eryngium.
Species: Eryngium bougatii.
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A compact plant that is bushy. The foliage is darkest in full sun. Yellowish green 'flowers' appear in spring.
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Genus: Euphorbia.
Species: Euphorbia characias.
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Genus: Fatsia.
Species: Fatsia japonica.
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Genus: Polystichum.
Species: polystichum polyblepharum.
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Species: Crytomium fortunei.
Height 30cms Spread 30cms
Compact evergreen leaves. Good for shady areas and for containers. Hardy and Perennial.
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Genus: Asplenium.
Species: Asplenium scolopendrium.
This variety of fern has been planted in hollow tree stumps in the woodland garden.
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Genus: Blechnum.
Species: Blechnum nudum.
This Australian tree fern is found in the cooler regions under the Australian tree fern, and grows along riverba...
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Genus: Digitalis.
Species: Digitalis purpurea.
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Genus: Lavandula.
Species: Lavandula stoechas.
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Genus: Fritillaria.
Species: Fritillaria meleagris.
These exotic looking flowers are thriving in both sunny and shady conditions.
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Genus: Miscanthus.
Species: Miscanthus sinensis.
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Genus: Stipa.
Species: Stipa gigantea.
A stunning grass that produces tall feathery plumes during summer. Very graceful and architectural. The plumes c...
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Genus: Gunnera.
Species: Gunnera manicata.
The specimen in our garden is growing in a very large stone container. Before the frosts arrive the leaves are c...
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Genus: Helleborus.
Species: Helleborus orientalis.
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Genus: Helleborus.
Species: Helleborus orientalis.
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Species: micrantha var. diversifolia.
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Species: Lonicerna japonica.
A half hardy evergreen variety with creamy yellow flowers late spring and throughout summer. A wonderful perfume...
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Genus: Sempervivum.
Species: Sempervivum tectorum.
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Genus: Hedera.
Species: Hedera helix.
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Genus: Dryopteris.
Species: dryopteris ereythrosora.
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Species: Jasmine stephanense.
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Genus: Alchemilla.
Species: Alchemilla mollis.
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A wonderful perfume, but watch out for attack by Lily beetles in summer.The only way to destroy these invasive b...
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Species: asiatic lily.
Deep shiny burgundy, almost black, flowers.
Quite sensational.
Perfect for a sunny border or for giving a str...
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Genus: Lobelia.
Species: Lobelia cardinalis.
Beautiful spikes of cardinal red flowers on deep reddish purple leaves.Hardy and perennial. Does well in a shady...
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Lupins are wonderful for providing tall spikes of colour and they also add architectural interest.They also flow...
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Genus: Olea.
Species: Olea europaea.
We have four olive trees growing in pots. They like a sheltered spot away from frost and cold winds, with full s...
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Species: Millium effusum aureum.
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Genus: Cordyline.
Species: Cordyline australis.
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Perennial wallflower ' Fragrant Sunshine'
Genus: Erysimum.
Species: Erysimum.
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