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Water Plants and Marginals
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Calla palustris
Not to be confused with Zantedeschia. Creeping by rhizomes it rarely exceeds 9 inches tall and has greeny white spathes, but it’s true glory is the vermilion berries produced in early Autumn. PD 6 ins. |
£5.00 |
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Water Plants and Marginals
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Caltha leptosepala
The best white. Goblet shaped flowers with green reverses to the petals. 10 ins. PD 2 ins. |
£5.50 |
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Water Plants and Marginals
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Caltha palustris
The well known native King Cup and still a lovely plant. Large sunny yellow flowers. Suitable for underplanting in aquatic baskets and also for naturalising. 1.5 to 2 ft. PD 6 ins. |
£4.50 |
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Water Plants and Marginals
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Caltha palustris alba
Plants under this name, like the species, are very variable in size. In February the white flowers begin to show on this pretty plant and continue for many weeks, whatever the weather. They seem to prefer a drier situation. 15 ins. |
£5.00 |
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Water Plants and Marginals
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Caltha palustris 'Honeydew'
A completely new colour break makes this a superb contrast to the other Calthas. Large pale lemon primrose flowers, Substantial foliage. 2.5 ft. PD to 4 ins. |
£5.50 |
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Water Plants and Marginals
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Caltha palustris palustris
(the correct name for a plant misnamed for many years C. p. polypetala which is a different plant altogether) Larger all round than the species, this is for the larger bog garden where it’s saucer shaped leaves and two inch flowers will give pleasure into early Summer. 3 ft |
£5.00 |
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Water Plants and Marginals
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Caltha palustris 'Plena'
This is the most frequently met with double. It blooms in April and is increased by division.On first opening the flower looks as though it is sitting on a saucer. It then opens further to form a deep chrome yellow ball. 1 ft. PD 3ins. |
£5.00 |
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Water Plants and Marginals
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Caltha palustris 'Stagnalis'
A real “walk about “ plant as it’s rooting procumbent stems will spread quickly over a large area. Therefore not one for the small garden. Large buttercup flowers in April and May. 3 ft. PD 6 ins |
£5.50 |
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Water Plants and Marginals
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Caltha palustris var. radicans
A rare British plant, better for the smaller pond . Small profuse yellow single flowers, and procumbent stems which will root at the nodes. 8 ins. PD. 1 ins |
£5.00 |
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Water Plants and Marginals
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Caltha palustris var. radicans 'Flore-Pleno'
Quite rare in cultivation. Blooms in May and is increased from nodal rootings. The very double flower is greener at the centre than Plena and of a more acid yellow. Sometimes sold under the synonyms Multiplex or Monstrosa. 1ft. PD 1 ins |
£5.00 |
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Perennials
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Cardamine trifolia
Small clumps of dark green triangular leaves turn purple in Winter. Chalk white dainty sprays of flowers in early Spring . Ideal around the smaller pond. 10 ins |
£4.00 |
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Water Plants and Marginals
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Carex elata aurea
Arching vivid golden leaves form a clump 2 ft x 2ft. Black sedge flower heads compliment the colour of this beautiful grass. Best in full sun, will grow in water or damp soil. PD 2 ins |
£5.00 |
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Water Plants and Marginals
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Carex riparia variegata*
Somewhat stiffer and more upright leaves, creamy white with a narrow green margin. Similar black flower heads make this a real eye-catcher. However, it can sometimes revert so prune out any pure green shoots; it also tends to be invasive. Either give it somewhere to roam freely or grow it in a basket where it can be controlled. 3ft. PD 8ins |
£5.00 |
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Perennials
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Chaerophyllum hirsutum roseum
A lover of damp semi-shade this much sought after relative of the Cow Parsley has no rival in early May. The clear green ferny foliage is superbly set off by plates of rosy pink flowers . 2.5ft.
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£5.00 |
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Perennials
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Convallaria majalis
The well known garden plant with the glorious scent. White flowers. Spreading. 10 ins. |
£4.00 |
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Perennials
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Convallaria majalis albo-striata
In this form the vertical veins of the leaf are picked out in white. Flower white. 10 ins. |
£7.50 |
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Perennials
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Convallaria majalis 'Flore-Pleno'
The rare double white flowered form.NOTE:- After five years of showing only single petioled double flowers 2011 has seen the production of multi petioled flowers at the bottom of the flower stalk. This is reminiscent of Prolificans |
£16.50 |
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Perennials
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Convallaria majalis 'Green Tapestry'
A unique variegated plant we obtained from France. The tall leaves are splashed and mottled with yellow,cream, and shades of green. White flowers. 10 ins. |
£9.50 |
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Perennials
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Convallaria majalis 'Hardwick Hall'
In this lovely form the leaves are held upright to form a goblet shape, and each one is edged with a white or cream border. Flower white. 10 ins. |
£9.50 |
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Perennials
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Convallaria majalis rosea
We are lucky to have a very good form showing an excellent shade of pink flower. 8 ins |
£5.50 |
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