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Hedera helix ‘Atropurpurea’
Deep green foliage turning almost black in the winter. An unusual and popular form. Stunning climbing a white or cream wall. (9cmSQ)
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Helenium autumnale JLS 88007WI
A lovely form with lots of bright yellow flowers with swept back ray florets on tall arching plants. Late summer, to 1.8m. Average to good soil in sun. (9cmSQ)
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Helenium ‘The Bishop’
A dwarf variety with masses of yellow flowers to 60cm in summer and autumn. Can be cut back by half in May to reduce height and increase flowers. Leave the seedheads for winter effect. Good soil in sun. (1.4L pots) Added June 2008.
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Helichrysum ‘Schwefellicht’
Clumps of silver hairy foliage produce short branched stems throughout summer and autumn with limelight buds opening to rich yellow flowers. Drained soil in full sun. 30cm. (9cmSQ)
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Heliopsis helianthodes var. scabra ‘Summer Nights’
A stunning recent introduction with purple flushed foliage and stems rising to 1.5m topped with branched heads of glowing orange-yellow flowers. Good soil in sun. (1L pots) Added June 2008.
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Helleborus argutifolius
AGM Oustanding foliage, toothed greyish-green evergreen leaves which make a super foil for the yellowish flowers. Ordinary, drained soil in part shade or sun. Easy. 50cm. (9cmSQ)
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Helleborus x hybridus ‘Double Vision’
A recent strain of semi-double anemone-centred types (approx 80%). White through the pinks to purple flowers in late winter-early spring. Best in decent soil in shade. 40cm. (1.4L pots)
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Helleborus multifidus
Apple green to purple flowers on stems over divided, deciduous foliage. The foliage will become better as the plant gets older. Sun to part shade, rich soil for best growth. 30cm. (9cmSQ)
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Helleborus purpurascens
A deciduous species with red-purple flushed new growth and heads of smoky purple flowers in spring. Good humusy, drained soil in part shade. 30cm. (9cmSQ)
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Helleborus x nigercors ‘White Beauty’
Stunning new hybrid with greyish foliage and stems bearing bunches of relatively large white flowers through spring. 40cm. PBR. (1.4LSR)
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Hemerocallis ‘Sammy Russell’
Brick red flowers, dwarf cultivar. 45cm. (1LSQ)
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Hemerocallis ‘Siloam Dream Baby’
New. Rounded flowers, apricot-cream with red centres. 45cm. (1LSQ)
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Heuchera ‘Chocolate Ruffles’
Luxuriant large, ruffled purplish brown leaves. Smallish flowers are insignificant compared to the foliage! 30cm. Average soil in sun for the best leaf colour. PBR (1L pots)
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Heuchera ‘Ebony & Ivory’
Very dark purple ruffled foliage, with pewter markings in the winter. Strong stems of decent ivory white flowers in spring and early summer. 45cm. Best leaf colour in sun, average to good soil. (9cmSQ)
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Heuchera ‘Pluie de Feu’
An older variety from 1902 which was selected for its superior bright strawberry red flowers on strong stems to 60cm. Tidy clumps of lightly marbled green leaves. Best in part shade or shade and an average soil. (syn. 'Rain of Fire' or 'Feuerregen') (1L pots) Added June 2008.
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Heuchera ‘Plum Pudding’
An outstanding form with deep, lustred plum purple leaves with light pewter markings and bright reddish-purple new growth. Smallish flowers are insignificant compared to the foliage! 30cm. Average soil in sun for the best leaf colour. (9cmSQ)
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Heuchera sanguinea ‘Alba’
AGM For some reason this is really quite rare. Clumps of fresh green leaves and spikes of sparkling white flowers late spring/summer. Average soil in part shade is ideal. 50cm. (1L pots) Added April 2008.
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Hieraceum sculleyi
Surely a must-have plant for fans of the X-files! Rather boring rosettes of green leaves and short, branched stems bearing many-petalled yellow flowers. Average soil in sun. 45cm. (9cmSQ)
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Hosta ‘Hadspen Blue’
Wonderful blue-grey foliage plant for moist soil in sun or light shade. Spikes of lavender flowers to 45cm. Reputed to be more slug-resistant than other varieties. Possibly the best blue leaved variety. (9cmSQ)
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Hydrocotyle sibthorpioides ‘Variegata’
Wonderful trailer with small rounded cream edged leaves. Looks like a tiny creeping Geranium but it is in the carrot family. (9cmR)
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Impatiens omeiana
Tufts of olive green leaves with whitish veins. Tangerine flowers in late summer/autumn, look like goldfish suspended on the plants. Reasonable soil in shade or part shade. Hardy. 20cm. (9cmSQ)
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Ipheion uniflorum ‘Album’
(syn ‘White Star’) A hardy form with masses of starry white flowers in spring. 15cm. (9cmSQ)
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Ipheion uniflorum ‘Charlotte Bishop’
Lovely rich rosy pink flowers with a super scent are produced in abundance in spring. An easy bulbous plant for drained soil in full sun, or a container in a cool glasshouse. 15cm. (9cmSR)
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Ipheion ‘Rolf Fiedler’
Brilliant sky blue flowers on this bulbous allium relative. Flowers from February to April and on. Warm site, well drained. 15cm. (9cmR)
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Iris See subpage (we have too many to fit here!)
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Kirengeshoma palmata koreana
Beautiful greyish green jagged leaves on stems to between 60cm and 1.2m according to soil. Topped with open racemes of large waxy, flared bells in a gentle pale yellow in autumn. Best in good, moist humusy soil in shade. (1LSR)
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Kniphofia ‘Bressingham Yellow’
New to us, this is not known at Bressingham Gardens! We are still trying to search out it’s origins. (1.4L pots) Added April 2008.
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Kniphofia ‘Nancy’s Red’
Grassy clumps produce slender spikes of coral red flowers. Drained, fertile soil in sun. 50cm (1.4LSR).
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Kniphofia ‘Timothy’
Splendid spikes of bronzy orange opening a peachy coral. 80cm. (1L pots)
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Lactuca perennis
An unusual herbaceous perennial which makes rosettes of toothed grey leaves flushed purple and stems of large lilac daisy-like flowers in early summer to 45cm. Average soil in sun. (9cm pots)
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Lamium flexuosum
Clumps of downy green foliage send up spikes of decent milky white flowers from mid-spring. An ideal plant to brighten up a shady corner. For any drained soil in shade or part shade. 30cm. (1LSR)
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Lamium maculatum ‘Cannon’s Gold’
Brilliant acid yellow foliage with no central white stripe. Dense spikes of rich, soft pink flowers mostly in spring but at other times as well. Any reasonable soil in part shade or shade. 15cm.
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Lathyrus vernus
The super spring flowering, hardy perennial pea relative. Low clumps of deep green foliage and branching stems of bright purple blue flowers March to May. Some plants may have white or nearly white flowers. 30cm. (9cmSQ)
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Leucanthemella serotina
AGM Large white daisies with yellow centres appear atop the strong, upright stems in autumn. Unusual in that the flowers follow the sun around during the day. 1.8m. Good to average soil in sun, easy. (9cmSQ)
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Leucanthemum x superbum ‘Little Miss Muffet’
A very dwarf form of Shasta Daisy, no staking needed! Brilliant white daisies in mid-late summer on stocky plants to 30cm. Average soil in sun. (9cmSQ)
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Liatris spicata ‘Floristan Weiss’
Spikes of pure white flowers for weeks in summer. Unusual in opening from the tip of the spike down the stem. Robust plants flowering July to September. Drained soil in sun. 1m. (1LSQ)
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Ligularia dentata ‘Britt-Marie Crawford’
A new form with very dark, almost black foliage and the usual golden yellow flowers in summer. Good, moist soil in sun, 1m. (2LR)
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Lilium lancifolium ‘Flore Pleno’
Double Tiger Lily. Double orange flowers with black spots. 2m. (2LR)
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Lilium sachalinensis RBS 0235
A stunning, upright species from Sakhalin Island, collected in 2002. Leafy green stems to 45cm topped with single orange flowers tinged reddish. Seems easy so far. Drained soil in light shade? (9cmSQ)
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Limonium platyphyllum
A rosette-forming evergreen perennial with dark green leaves and wiry stems of lavender-blue flowers. Average, drained soil in sun or part light shade. 45cm. (1.5L pots) Added March 2008.
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Liriope koreana
A rare species with pale gren strappy leaves and slender spikes, in late summer, of pinkish mauve flowers to 25cm. Decent soil in shade. (9cmSQ)
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Liriope muscari ‘Big Blue’
A superior selection of the species with larger bluish purple flowers spikes in autumn. Reasonable soil in part shade or shade. Good strappy evergreen foliage. 20cm. (9cmSQ)
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Liriope muscari ‘Christmas Tree’
Rarely seen, this narrow leafed form has spikes of pale pinkish-white flowers in mid-late summer. Much smaller than most forms to about 15cm. Slow as well! (9cmSQ)
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Lunaria rediviva
The perennial form of Honesty. Slow growing this makes a woody clump sending up familiar stems bearing mauve flowers in summer followed by papery seed cases. Shade. 1m. (9cmSQ)
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Lysimachia ephemerum
A clump-forming perennial with narrow grey-green leaves and attractive spikes of white flowers. Best in good to moist soil in sun or light/part shade. 1m. (1L pots) Added April 2008.
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Lythrum salicaria ‘Blush’
AGM Upright clumps with tapering spikes of blush pink flowers in summer. Good soil in sun. 80cm. (9cm pots) Added February 2008.
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Lythrum salicaria ‘Lady Sackville’
Clumps of upright stems with generous spikes of bright pinkish purple flowers in summer. Good winter structure as well. Average to moist soil in sun. 60cm to 1m depending on soil. (9cmSQ)
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Lythrum salicaria ‘Robert’
A clump-forming erect perennial with tall spikes of bright pink flowers from mid-summer to early autumn. 90cm. For reasonable to moist soil in sun. (9cmSQ)
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Lythrum virgatum ‘Dropmore Purple’
Narrow leaves and delicate spikes of rich purple-pink flowers on strong, wiry stems to 1m. Average to good soil in sun. (9cm pots) Added February 2008.
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