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(Mouse Garlic)
Umbels of pale lilac blooms which darken to purple as they mature.
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Height: 30-40cm (12-16 inches).
A very fragrant white species aquilegia, hard to come by.
Very vigorous, white flowers, beautiful scent. A superb variety, easy and trouble free. Absolutely the real McCoy! 9cm pot.
This is a strong-growing large deciduous climber. Flowers are small and starry, to 3cm in width, reddish-pink/purple fading to white at the base and borne in panicles from mid-summer to early autumn.
A beautiful and easy clematis.
One of the most strongly scented varieties.
Descriptions of the scent vary through hawthorne to almond and marzipan.
Sanguisorba hakusanensis ‘Lilac Squirrel’ Family: Rosaceae Common names: Korean Burnet Synonym: Sanguisorba obtusa ‘Lilac Squirrel’ Supplied as bare root perennial. You will receive enough root for at least 3 plants. As featured on Gardener’s World, a Carol Klein favourite. Long, hanging, lilac-pink bottlebrush flowers, … Read More
This is a fine double flowered montana – probably the finest – depending on your taste. An outstanding variety, easy and trouble free.
Beautifully formed double and semi-double deep pink flowers with prominent deep pink veining.
Bronze-tinted young leaves turning dark green when mature. A vigorous grower, it flowers profusely from late spring well into early summer.
Medium sized, bell shaped pinky-red / violet flowers.
This is an early flowering clematis, derived from an alpina cross.
Raised by Edmund Phillips in the UK in 1997.
Important – please water your plant immediately after receiving in post
A vigorous and unusual clematis, dark-green leaves, tinged purple when young and masses of double cream flowers flushed with pink in late spring. A more compact plant than many of the others of this type, it is suitable for smaller gardens. 9cm pot.
A reliable, compact, free-flowering clematis with soft rosy-pink/mauve flowers.
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