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Fritillaria camschatcensis
Common name: Chocolate Lily, Kamchatka Fritillary, Black Sarana
Deep purple-black flowers in spring.
A showy bulbous perennial with sturdy stems clothed in lance-shaped, glossy deep-green leaves mostly arranged in whorls down the stem.
Deer and rabbit resistance.
Prefers partial shade.
Height: 15-60cm (6-24″) high.
Flowers: April/May
Aspect: Sun or shade, fully hardy
Growing in 9cm pot.
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
A very fragrant white species aquilegia, hard to come by.
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
Bistort (Persicaria bistorta) is native to Europe and north and west Asia ….. an herbaceous perennial growing to 75 cm (30 in) tall by 90 cm (35 in) wide.
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Clematis potaninii ‘Summer Snow’ Royal Horticultural Society’s Award of Garden Merit The dainty, pure white fragrant flowers have prettily crimped margins and a prominent crown of yellow stamens in the centre. A vigorous plant which looks best when given a ‘free-rein’ … Read More
(Mouse Garlic)
Umbels of pale lilac blooms which darken to purple as they mature.
A magnificent, very hardy deciduous climber. Leaves the size of dinner plates.
This ornamental vine from Japan is a climber for roomy situations where it will not need cutting back. Impressive: a mature specimen can reach 25m (82ft), although it will take a few years to achieve that.
Leaves turn a magnificent crimson in autumn, but can also have shades of orange and yellow, depending on the autumn weather.
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