‘Patricia’ (endressii x psilostemon)

If you like G. psilostemon but wished its magenta-pink, black eyed flowers lasted from May to October, here you are! Rather shorter and a softer colour to its large flowers. 90cm.  (1LSR)

£3.50

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phaeum ‘Album’

Exquisite milky white faces, rather shorter than most. 60cm. Welcome for its early flowering and solid leafy clumps. Prefers shade but will grow in the open if moist enough and respond well if humusy material is incorporated into the soil.   (9cmSQ)

£3.00

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phaeum ‘Alec’s Pink’

Early flowering, mauve flowers with a white base.  60cm. Prefers shade but will grow in the open if moist enough and respond well if humusy material is incorporated into the soil. (9cm pots) Added April 2008.

£3.00

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phaeum ex Ploeger, De Bilt

An unique shade of burgundy without the usual pale centre. A new cultivar from Holland kindly given to us by Dr Geert Lambrecht. Long flowering. 80cm. (9cmSQ)

£3.50

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phaeum ‘George Stone’

Attractive and distinctive with wine-red flowers.  The leaves are suffused with a deep wine-red colouring towards the centre. 70cm.    (9cmSQ)

£3.50

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phaeum ‘Golden Spring’

Yellow spring leaves turn green later. Deep pink flowers. 50cm.  (9cmSQ)

£3.00

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phaeum ‘Joan Baker’

Tall and stately with large pale lavender flowers. 90cm  (9cmSQ).

£3.00

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phaeum ‘Little Boy’

Short with small leaves, dark crimson petals, rather reflexed. 30cm.    (9cmSQ)

£3.50

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phaeum var. lividum ‘Majus’

An imposing tall phaeum with pale purple flowers, essential for the serious grower.  90cm.   (9cmSQ)

£3.50

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phaeum ‘Mierhausen’

Most unusual appearance with sparsely leaved angled stems bearing rosy-mauve flowers over many weeks. Attractive and distinctive.   (9cmSQ)

£3.50

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phaeum ‘Night Time’

Deep purple flowers, white at the base, very long flowering. 60cm.    (9cmSQ)

£3.00

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phaeum ‘Our Pat’

Very dark, almost black, big flat flowers on stems to 60cm.  (9cmSQ) 

£3.50

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phaeum ‘Rachel’s Rhapsody’

Found by Rachel Etheridge, this exciting cultivar has dark green leaves randomly splashed and spotted with yellow.  Red marks in the leaf axils and purple flowers.  60cm. (9cmSQ)

£3.50

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phaeum ‘Rose Air’

Dove grey flowers on a short bushy plant. Later flowering. 30cm.  (9cmSQ)

£3.00

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phaeum ‘Rose Madder’

see G. x monacense ‘Rose Madder’

phaeum ‘Samobor’

Outstandingly brilliant foliage plant, deserving good soil for the best effect. Leaves have broad zonal rings of chocolate brown. Waxy red flowers in spring. 60cm.    (9cmSQ)

£3.00

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phaeum ‘Springtime’

New continental cultivar.  White marbled foliage, especially in spring.  Dark maroon flowers.  50cm. Shade. (9cmSQ)

£4.50

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phaeum ‘Variegatum’

Irregular cream variegation on greyish-green leaves on this interesting form.  Purple flowers in spring to 60cm. Tidy clumps for average to good soil in shade.  (9cm pots)  Added April 2008.

£3.50

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‘Pink Penny’ (wallichianum x ?) [Previously listed as ‘Jolly Pink’]

NEW. Intense purplish pink flowers like a cross between 'Jolly Bee' (or 'Rozanne') and G. wallichianum 'Syabru'.  Average soil in sun or part shade.  30cm. (1.4LSR)

£5.50

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platyanthum ‘Russian Giant’

Glowing purple flowers from April which are sideways facing, rather than nodding. Reasonable soil in sun or light shade. Deciduous, 70cm. (1LSR) 

£4.50

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pratense ‘Blue Lagoon’

New. Blue flowers.  60cm. Any soil in an open position, drought tolerant. Cut down after flowering. (1LSR)

£4.00

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pratense ‘Galactic’

Milky white flowers make a domed head. 75cm.   Any soil in an open position, drought tolerant. Cut down after flowering.  (1LSR)

£4.00

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pratense ‘New Dimension’

New. Purple-brown leafed cultivar with short stems of purplish blue flowers in summer.  Average soil in sun.  45cm. CPVR.  Any soil in an open position, drought tolerant.  Cut down after flowering. (9cmSQ)

£4.00

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pratense ‘Plenum Album’

The sought after, almost mythical, double white flowered form of Meadow Cranesbill.  Takes a while to settle down to producing the multi-petalled milky white flowers.  50cm. Good, drained soil in sun. (1LSR)

£4.50

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‘Prelude’ (albiflorum x sylvaticum)

Masses of small blue flowers in spring. Alan Bremner’s hybrid: a compact clump of leaves and the myriad of flowers are held erect for weeks. Open or light shade, not too dry. 70cm. (9cmSQ)

£3.50

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procurrens

Many upturned magenta, dark-eyed flowers from midsummer on a prostrate plant which roots as it grows. Useful colour under shrubs, better than begonias! Shade, average soil, not wet. Height maybe 15cm, spread eternal, the parent of famous offspring.   (9cmSQ)

£3.00

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psilostemon

Large showy magenta flowers, dramatically black-centred, are born on many upward-growing stems in summer. A bushy plant whose large leaves provide brilliant autumn colour. Average soil in sun or light shade. 1.2m. Turkey, Armenia. (1.5LR)

£4.50

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rectum

Rosy-mauve flowers above clumps of broad leaves. Strong stems on this easy species to 45cm.  Reasonable soil in light shade. (9cmSQ)

£3.50

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‘Red Admiral’

(psilostemon x sylvaticum ‘Baker’s Pink’) Brilliant new hybrid by Cyril Foster.  Large magenta-red flowers with black veins converging at the base.  Average soil in sun or light shade. Flowers non-stop in summer and autumn. 60cm.  (9cmSQ)

£3.50

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reflexum

A relative of G. phaeum and superficially similar, but with narrow, strongly reflexed pink petals. Spotty leaves, grow as for G. phaeum. 60cm.    (9cmSQ)

£3.00

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regelii

Like a small G. pratense but with very large, light blue flowers in spring and later. Growth habit like G. himalayense. 20cm. Drained soil in sun. (9cmSQ)

£3.50

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renardii ‘Walter Ingwersen’

The usual form with low evergreen, textured, leaves. White flowers veined lilac. Indispensible. Sunny, 20cm.    (9cmSQ)

£3.00

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richardsonii

A neat N. American species with small, braod glossy leaves.  This form has white flowers veined pink, mainly in early summer but continuing later.  Moist humusy soil in sun or shade.  30cm. (9cm pots) Added April 2008.

£3.00

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robertianum ‘Celtic White’

Rare white and green version of the native with no pink colouring even in the stems. 20cm. (9cmSQ)

£2.50

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Rozanne ‘Gerwat’

('Buxton's Variety' x himalayense) AGM  Large vivid blue, white centred flowers from June till frost.  More robust than 'Buxton's Variety' and keeps a good colour throughout. 45cm.  Drained soil in sun or light shade. (9cmSQ)

£4.00

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ruprechtii

Large blue flowers on erect plants in early summer above the large divided leaves. Similar to G. pratense. Sunny place in ordinary soil. 70cm. (9cmSQ)

£3.50

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