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Campanula poscharskyana ‘E H Frost’
Brilliant edging plant with icy blue flowers to 35cm. Low growing, carpeting habit. Full sun or part shade, drained soil. (9cmSQ)
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Campanula poscharskyana ‘Lilacina’
Very similar to 'Lisduggan Variety' this has slightly pinker flowers. Low growing carpets for drained soil in sun. 25cm. (9cmSQ)
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Campanula poscharskyana ‘Lisduggan Variety’
Lavender pink flowers to 25cm. (9cmSQ)
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Campanula poscharskyana ‘Stella’
More clumping than other forms this has deep blue flowers in summer on low growing plants to 15cm. Suitable for large rockery or front of border. Average soil in sun or part sun. (9cmR)
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£3.00
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Campanula punctata ‘Bowl of Cherries’
A new form from America this has lots of rich pink flowers on a relatively compact plant to about 45cm. Average soil in sun or light shade. (9cmSQ)
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Campanula punctata ‘Hot Lips’
A newish dwarf form to 15cm. Normal sized tubular flowers are palest pink with bright pink spots inside spilling onto the flared lip. Drained soil in sun. (9cmSQ)
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Campanula punctata ‘Pink Chimes’
Another of the new forms from America this has lovely pale pink flowers on branched stems to 45cm. One of the best performers for us. Average soil in sun. (9cmSQ)
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Campanula ‘Sarastro’
A new hybrid between C punctata and C. trachelium with large hairy leaves and large hanging blue bells. Like ‘Kent Belle’ but more compact. 60cm. (9cmSQ)
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Campanula sp. from Iran
Low growing, suckering plant producing short arching stems with largish mid blue bells in late summer-autumn. Suitable for sun in drained soil. 25cm. (9cmSR)
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Cardamine bulbifera
Vague clumps of dark stemmed green leaves and purple flushed stems bearing several lilac pink flowers in spring. Average, woodland soil in shade or part shade. 40cm. (9cmSR)
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Cardamine glanduligera
Stunning, rich purple flowers in small clusters on stems to 15cm. Glossy leaves, divided into three are sparingly produced. Slowly forms a loose patch in good, drained soil in shade. (9cmSQ)
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£3.50
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Cardamine pentaphylla
AGM Patch forming spring flowering species for average soil in light or part shade. Flowers a pale to lavender pink. Dies down after flowering. (9cmSQ)
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£3.00
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Cardamine raphanifolia
Super clumps of lush, bright green, rounded foliage and strong spikes of chunky pink flowers in spring and early summer. For good, preferably damp, soil in shade or part shade. 45cm. (syn. C. latifolia.) (9cmR)
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£3.00
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Centaurea cheiranthifolia
Loose clumps of longish grey foliage and slender stems topped with stunning pale creamy flowers all summer. Average soil in sun. 50cm. (9cmSQ)
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Chaerophyllum hirsutum ‘Roseum’
Clumps of ferny green foliage and strong but slender stems bearing masses of umbels of soft pink flowers. Spring/early summer. A choice perennial for sun or light shade. Average soil. 1m. (1LSR)
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Coreopsis ‘Sterntaler’
Compact clumps of upright stems topped with lots of clear yellow flowers with reddish markings in summer. Average soil in sun. 40cm. (9cmSQ)
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Corydalis elata ‘Blue Summit’
Tidy clumps of bright green foliage and heads of scented electric blue flowers to 35cm. Very strongly scented. Much easier to grow than the usual form of C. elata. Good, leafy, moist soil in shade to do well.(9cmSQ)
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Corydalis flexuosa ‘Hale Cat’
A new form with lots of heads of pale blue flowers displayed over ferny foliage. Spring. Decent, drained but moist soil in part shade or shade. 30cm. (9cmSQ)
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Corydalis flexuosa Norman’s Seedling
Bright blue flowers with a smoky flush for weeks in spring. Not quite so vigorous as ‘Pere David’ but a more subtle colour. 30cm. (9cmSQ)
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Corydalis flexuosa ‘Père David’
Brilliant blue flowers for weeks in spring. Pretty water repellent foliage, stays where you put it. Summer dormant - sometimes! 45cm. Easy in humusy soil in light shade. (9cmR)
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Crocosmia ‘Severn Sunrise’
A fairly recent variety with flowers an unusual soft orange tinged pinkish as they fade. Sounds odd but it really is quite nice! Drained soil in sun. 50cm. (9cmSQ)
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Crocosmia ‘Zeal Tan’
Brilliant rich red flowers with flared lips to 45cm. Neat clumps of narrow blades. Full sun, well drained soil. (9cmSQ)
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Cynoglossum nervosum
Brilliant blue flowers from late spring sporadically through until mid autumn, in clusters on stems to 60cm. Hairy foliage at the base of the clumps. Drained soil in full sun. (9cmSQ)
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Deinanthe caerulea ‘Blue Wonder’
An amazing Hydrangea relative, this choice herbaceous woodland plant produces short stems with entire leaves topped with short spikes of lilac blue flowers. Good, moist soil in shade. 30cm. (9cmSQ)
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£4.00
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Dianella caerulea ‘Breeze’
A great new vigorous form with rich green foliage. Tall stems bear open panicles of baby blue flowers followed by blue berries. Hardy in most of the UK, for drained soil in sun. 70cm. CPVR(9cmSQ)
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Dianella revoluta ‘Little Rev’
Striking grey, sword-like, leaves in neat, upright clumps to 25cm. Tall stems of delicate pale blue flowers are followed by rich blue berries. Drained soil in sun. 45cm. (9cmSQ)
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Dianthus amurensis
A delightful herbaceous pink from the Amur river valley area. Upright stems topped with generous heads of violet flowers in summer. Drained soil in sun. Easy and very hardy. 30cm. (9cmSQ)
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Dianthus ‘Whatfield Cancan’
AGM. Frilly, double soft pink flowers on a compact plant. Sweetly scented. Drained soil in full sun. 10cm. (1L pots) Added April 2008.
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Dicentra ‘Bacchanal’
AGM An attractive hybrid with fine cut foliage and nodding stems of reddish pink flowers from mid spring through summer Best in good soil in shade but it will grow in a wide range of soils. 30cm..(9cm pots)
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Dicentra cucullaria ‘Pittsburg’
A lovely little clump forming species, this cultivar with soft grey, ferny foliage and white flowers just flushed pink with amber-yellow bases in spring. Good, leafy, drained soil in shade. 20cm. (9cmSR)
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Dicentra formosa ssp. oregona ‘Rosea’
Slightly greener foliage than the usual form and pretty rose-pink flowers continuously from early spring till autumn. Very good value and doesn’t scorch in sun. 30cm. . (9cmSQ)
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Dicentra ‘Ivory Hearts’
Beautiful ivory white lockets are held in clusters above fine cut grey ferny foliage. A modern hybrid with a long flowering season. Best in moist woodsy soil in shade. 25cm. (9cmSR)
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Dicentra ‘King of Hearts’
A very compact, clump forming hybrid. Many deep pink flowers in spring and early summer, short stemmed, glaucous foliage. 25cm. Shade. (9cmSR)
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Dicentra ‘Spring Morning’
A smaller form with glaucous grey foliage and pretty pink flowers on stocky stems. Any soil, not too dry, in part shade. 25cm. (9cmSQ)
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Dicentra ‘Stuart Boothman’
AGM A lovely, low growing form with finely cut greyish foliage and nodding heads of rich pink flowers in spring. Best in decent woodland type soil in at least part shade where it will make a good patch. 25cm. (9cm pots)
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Digitalis ferruginea
Super evergreen rosettes of deep green leaves produce tall, narrow spikes of chocolate-brown flowers in summer. 1m. Average soil in sun. Short-lived perennial. (9cmSQ)
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Digitalis parviflora
An attractive perennial foxglove with rusty brown flowers in strong upright spikes to 80cm. Evergreen rosettes of deep green leaves are good for winter interest. Drained soil in sun. (9cm pots) Added March 2008.
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Disporopsis aspersa
An eager species with glossy, evergreen foliage and smallish white bells in late spring. Decent soil in shade. 40cm. (1LSR)
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Disporopsis fuscopicta
Evergreen stems are spotted and speckled purple at the bases with greeny white flowers with brown markings in spring. 45cm. A very choice woodlander for a good leafy soil in shade. (1Led)
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Disporopsis pernyi
Evergreen, shiny, deep green leaves with pendent white flowers along the stem. A plant for leafy soil in shade. Forms a dense patch in time. 25cm. (1Led)
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Disporum cantoniense
Deciduous clumps of fresh green foliage flushed bronze at first. Clusters of hanging bells, greenish white to 50cm. Shade and decent soil. (1L pots) Added February 2008.
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Disporum megalanthum ex CD&R 2412b
Established seedlings of this sought-after gem. Clumps of upright, evergreen stems produce beautiful cream bells from March to May. Good soil in shade. 40cm. (1Led)
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Dryopteris affinis ‘Cristata’
"The King" AGM An elegant fern with cristate tips to the pinnae and frond tip. For most soils in shade including dry. 65cm. (1.4LSR)
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£4.50
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Dryopteris erythrosora
AGM The Autumn Fern with its perpetual autumn colours. Largish fronds of a paleish green are flushed with bronze, orange and yellow. Easy and colourful. 60cm. Shade, decent soil. (1.4LSR)
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Dryopteris wallichiana
AGM A stunning semi-evergreen fern with deep green fronds on dark, blackish stems. Easy in most reasonable soils in shade. 60cm. (1LSR)
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