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Dianella tasmanica |
A subtle plant, with branching panicles of reflexed 3/4"star-shaped blue flowers, with pale-yellow anthers in early summer, followed by 3/4" long ovoid dark-blue berries. Woodland, or sheltered warm border. Shade. [4'x18"] 122x46cm. Nice! Few only. |
£4.50 |
Dicentra eximea Snowdrift |
syn. D eximea alba. Cool-white dangling lockets, complimented by soft gray ferny foliage. Excellent ground-cover. Long flowering period. April/Sept. Supposed to like retentive, well-drained soil. Shade/part-shade. But we find it as tough as old boots, growing almost anywhere, which is most useful. | £3.50 | |
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Dierama dracomontana |
Brick-pink flared trumpets on delicate arching stems. July-August. [2'] 61cm. 1 1ltr deep pots. | £4.50 |
Dierama pulcherrimum Snowbells |
Syn. D. pulcherrimum album. One year old, un-flowered seedlings from wild seed. Should be milky white bells, but may produce bicolor or pale pink. Time will tell. | £4.50 | |
Dierama robustum |
From S African seed. One of the tallest species with pendant pink flowers. Dierama hate disturbance. So plant in a well drained position, that receives summer moisture, and leave well alone. [5-6'] 152-183cm. Unflowered divisions | £3.00 | |
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Digitalis parviflora |
This has proved itself reliably perennial in our garden for many years, forming upright spikes, densely packed with small brown flowers with gold lips, over clumps of dark-green foliage. June onwards, but it must have well-drained soil. Sun. [2'] 61cm. | £3.50 |
Disporopsis pernyii |
Slightly arching mottled stems and scented, pendant, white tubular flowers the tips of which are reflexed, followed by violet-blue berries in autumn. Early summer. [15x12-15"] 38x30cm. 1ltr. | £3.30 | |
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Disporum cantoniense DJHC 98485 |
Highly desirable, slowly forming clumps with clusters of large open cream bell shaped flowers stained with green towards the tips. Distinct in foliage, an established plant is said to have a bambooish air. Can reach [6'] 183cm. when established. Moist well-drained humus rich soil. Semi-shade. Few only. | £4.00 |
Doodia aspera |
Australia and New Zealand [introduced] Rasp Fern. Smashing little creeping fern, harsh to the touch, with new fronds tinted pink, ageing to bronze-green. Warm dryish position, rock garden/scree, cold conservatory | £5.00 | |
Dryopteris affinis Crispa Congesta |
Growing to [1'] 30cm, this is a short form of our native Golden-scale fern which has crisped and crested fronds. Semi-evergreen. Good soil. Shade/semi-shade. | £4.00 | |
Dryopteris affinis Cristata Angustata |
Attractive evergreen fern with arching crested fronds. Moist but well-drained position. Shade. [3 x 3'] 91 x 91cm. AGM. | £4.00 | |
Dryopteris dilatata Lepidota Cristata |
Syn. D. austriaca Lepidota Cristata. Evergreen fern, with mid green fronds, which have a distinct crisped and crinkled edge. Full/part-shade. [36"] 91cm. | £4.00 |