SN1-SN2 |
30" |
BALSAMITA MAJOR CAMPHOR
very strong scent of camphor from the grey green leaves. Spike of small daisy flowers |
2.95 |
SN2 |
48" |
BAPTISIA AUSTRALIS
Early summer raceme of dark violet blue pea shaped flowers over soft blue green foliage. |
3.75 |
SN2 |
32" |
BAPTISIA AUSTRALIS MINOR
as above but dwarf, variable availability |
3.85 |
SN1-SS1 |
12" |
BEGONIA GRANDIS (EVANSIANA)
This hardy begonia has large handsome bold fleshy leaves red underneath. Sprays of pink flowers in summer. Good garden plant |
3.75 |
SN1-SS1 |
12" |
BEGONIA GRANDIS (EVANSIANA) ALBA
sprays of white fowers |
3.85 |
SN1-SS1 |
96” |
BEGONIA MEYERI JOHANNIS
A climbing form from the Rwenzori mountains with red edged crispy toothed leaves. Flowers white with faint red edge. Against a warm wall. New picture |
3.95 |
SN1-SS1 |
15” |
BEGONIA PALMATA
Large architectural palmate leaves with sprays of pink flowers |
3.75 |
SN1-SS1 |
15" |
BEGONIA SINENSIS
Pale green leaves from reddish stems. Pale rose flowers on fingered heads in the autumn |
3.85 |
SN1-SS1 |
96” |
BEGONIA SPECIES EX RWENZORI
see BEGONIA MEYERI JOHANNIS |
3.95 |
SN1-SS2 |
24" |
BELEMCANDA CHINENSIS
Bowl shaped orange flowers with brown spots from iris like leaves.
Best against a sunny wall. |
2.95 |
SN1-SS2 |
12" |
BELEMCANDA FLABELLATA
As above but with clear yellow flowers |
3.95 |
SN2 |
12" |
BELLEVALIA PYCNANTHA
Like a larger, more impressive grape hyacinth with tight racemes of very dark navy blue flowers with the basal ones with pale yellow rims in spring |
2.35 |
SN1-SH1 |
15" |
BERGENIA ABENDGLOCKEN
Large thick evergreen leaves that turn maroon in winter. Spikes of deep rose flowers in spring. All the bergenia’s make excellent evergreen ground cover |
3.55 |
SN1-SH1 |
10" |
|
3.75 |
SN1-SH1 |
24” |
BERGENIA BALLAWLEY
Large bright crimson flowers and excellent deep red leaves in winter |
3.95 |
SN1-SH1 |
15” |
BERGENIA BRESSINGHAM PINK
Strong pink flowers |
3.75 |
SN1-SH1 |
15" |
|
3.75 |
SN1-SH1 |
15" |
|
3.95 |
SN1-SH1 |
12” |
BERGENIA CILIATA LIGULATA
Rare plant with very large round leaves up to 15” that are hairy on the margins with rich autumn and winter colour. In very hard winters can loose their leaves. Flowers very pale pink from red calyx’s on forked panicles. Outstanding plant. |
4.95 |
SN1-SH1 |
15” |
|
3.75 |
SN1-SH1 |
24" |
BERGENIA CORDIFOLIA PURPUREA
Red tinted leaves in winter. Magenta purple fls. |
3.50 |
SN1-SH1 |
15” |
|
3.75 |
SN1-SH1 |
15” |
BERGENIA EDENS DARK MARGIN
Bright purple red flowers over green leaves with maroon margin which turn all maroon in winter. |
3.95 |
SN1-SH1 |
21”” |
BERGENIA EDENS MAGIC GIANT
Enormous leaves that are purplish all year and also with very large light rose flowers in early spring. |
3.95 |
SN1-SH1 |
10" |
BERGENIA EVENING GLOW
Semi double magenta crimson flowers during spring. Leaves ruby underneath and all over rich colouring in winter |
3.75 |
SN1-SH1 |
15” |
BERGENIA MORNING LIGHT
Very large light rose flowers in spring and if dead headed will appear again in late summer. |
3.95 |
SN1-SH1 |
18" |
BERGENIA PURPURASCENS
Purple crimson tinted leaves in winter. Rose red flowers. |
3.50 |
SN1-SH1 |
12" |
|
3.75 |
SN1-SH1 |
15" |
BERGENIA SILBERLICHT
White flowers that age to pink |
3.55 |
SN1-SH1 |
9" |
BERGENIA STRACHEYI
Soft pink flowers with smaller leaves |
3.25 |
SN2 |
24” |
BERKHEYA PURPUREA
Heads of 4” wide lavender flowers with a darker center all summer and autumn needs well drained hot spot. |
3.65 |
SN2 |
10" |
BERLANDIERA LYRIATA
Known as the chocolate flower because the yellow hawksbit like flower smells of chocolate. Summer. A bit tender |
2.95 |
SN2 |
72” |
BESCHORNERIA SEPTENTRIONALIS
Very similar to below but apparently very hardy. Flowers very good but not quite as good as yuccoides. |
7.85 |
SN2 |
60" |
BESCHORNERIA YUCCOIDES
Enormous red flower spike bearing hanging flowers of red and green. Coming from a basal rosette of soft grey blue yucca like leaves. Your very own triffid! Wonderful sub tropical effect plant. Fairly hardy. |
7.85 |
SN2 |
24” |
BESSERA ELEGANS
The coral drops, with heads of largish bright scarlet flowers with creamy center stripes inside the flower, in late summer. Needs a hot dry wall because its from southern Mexico. |
3.00 |
SS2 |
20” |
BILLBERGIA LEITZII
See the two below, both Leitzii and windii have taken minus 5C a the nursery |
5.95 |
SS2 |
20” |
BILLBERGIA MODREANA
As below but much broader leaves and more dramatic flowers but not so hardy. |
4.95 |
SS2 |
20" |
BILLBERGIA NUTANS
A very hardy bromeliad it will take minus 10C. Narrow grey green strap like leaves. From slender red bracts pendant green red and blue flowers. We are now growing this very successfully in the crook of a tree, it helps me remember walking through a tropical jungle when its cold a raining at the nursery. |
3.95 |
SS2 |
20” |
BILLBERGIA NUTANS VARIEGATA
A variegated form of above and not so hardy? |
3.95 |
SS2 |
20” |
BILLBERGIA NUTANS X PYRAMIDALIS V STRICTA
Not seen in flower but should produce a hardy more ornamental plant than nutans |
4.95 |
SS2 |
20" |
BILLBERGIA WINDII
More exotic form of above, in cultural terms we are still experimenting with cultural survivability in this climate. |
5.95 |
SN1 |
96" |
BOMAREA CALDSII
Related to the alstoemerias these climbers have numerous clusters of orange red and yellow tubular flowers from late spring to autumn. Frost tender, so they need a hot spot and winter protection. Only a small supply |
6.95 |
SN1 |
96" |
BOMEREA HIRTELLA
Heads of dusky rose orange shuttlecocks with green and yellow spotted interiors flowers |
6.95 |
SN1 |
96” |
BOMAREA MULTIFLORA
From Venezuela. This has dense heads of tubular flowers that are red spotted claret brown in September. |
6.95 |
SN1 |
96" |
BOMEREA SP. JA 13761 - SEE B.CALDSII
|
|
SN2-SS2 |
24" |
BORAGO LAXIFLORA
Loose heads of clear light blue pendant open bells all summer. |
3.50 |
SS1-SH1 |
18" |
|
4.55 |
SS1-SH1 |
18" |
BRUNNERA MACROPHYLLA HADSPEN CREAM OM
As above but with lovely large leaves with a beautiful cream variegation and blue forget-me-not flowers in spring |
4.25 |
SS1-SH1 |
18” |
|
4.75 |
SS1-SH1 |
18" |
|
4.25 |
SS1-SH1 |
18” |
|
4.25 |
SN1-SN2 |
18" |
BUGLOSSOIDES PURPUROCAERULEA
Erect stems of purple budded flowers that turn gentian blue in may and july. Needs neutral to alkaline soil |
2.95 |
SN1-SS1 |
24" |
BULBINELLA HOOKERI
Spikes of starry deep yellow flowers spring/summer. grassy leaves |
3.50 |
