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AGM denotes Royal Horticultural Society Award of Garden Merit.
{P} denotes poisonous if eaten: {SI} denotes possible skin irritant
| Plant | Description | Price |
|---|---|---|
Haberlea rhodopensis
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AGM Streptocarpus-like lavendar-lilac flowers. Perfect in shady damp walls. |
From £3.50 |
Haberlea rhodopensis ‘Virginalis’
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A striking rare pure white form of the species.1L pot |
£7.50 |
Hacquetia epipactis
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Flowers before the leaves in spring, striking green ‘petals’ (bracts) surrounding a cluster of tiny yellowish flowers. Foliage up to 30cm tall, making a mound 30cm across. Sun or shade. Very hardy and easy. |
£4.50 |
Helianthemum oelandicum
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Tiny species 4cm tall x 30cm spread. Sunny well drained spot. Bright yellow. |
£3.00 |
| Helianthemums |
The following named varieties are all easy moderately spreading plants around 25cm tall x 40cm spread and well suited to well drained sunny sites. Flower throughout summer. |
£3.50 |
Helichrysum milfordiae
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AGM Beautiful pale, silvery-green cushions, red-backed, white everlasting flowers. |
£3.00 |
Helleborus x hybridus
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Hardy and reliable spring flowering forms for good soil. For the larger rock garden or beds and borders. Colour is pot luck! To flower 2013. |
£4.50 |
| Hepatica |
This family of early spring flowering semi-evergreen plants are for well drained soils, ideally containing added humus. Flowers are anemone-like, borne on wiry stalks. Foliage often attractively marked. Good for containers. Best with a little shade. See individual listings for detail. |
From £3.00 |
Hepatica henryi
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Small species with neat bronzy foliage in spring, and white flowers. Light shade. Alpine house preferable. |
£5.00 |
Hepatica nobilis
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AGM Seed raised from our best forms. Blue anemone-like flowers in spring. Likes light shade. |
£3.00 |
Hepatica nobilis pattern leaf forms
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Nice patterned leaves to compliment the lovely flowers. |
£4.00 |
Hepatica nobilis v. pyrenaica
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This form also often has marked foliage and very good flowers. |
£5.00 |
Hepatica nobilis v. rubra
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The nearest to red we have seen. A striking plant. |
£4.00 |
Hosta ‘Blue Mouse Ears’
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Very dwarf variety, neat, broad, blueish leaves. Small enough for troughs. |
£5.00 |
Hosta ‘Cracker Crumbs’
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Dwarf variety with attractive light yellowy-green foliage. Good for trough. |
£5.00 |
| Hosta ex. Kirishima |
6” tall, plain green, shiny foliage, lilac flowers. Light shade. Very hardy. |
£5.00 |
| Hypericum cerastiodes |
A near prostrate species, yellow flowers in summer. Sunny well-drained. 10cm tall x 20cm. |
£3.00 |
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