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Habranthus tubispathus |
Cheerful little bulbous perennial from dry upland slopes of South America. Deep-green filliform leaves, and bright goblets of burnt orange with paler throats. July/Sept. Fertile well-drained. Sun. Good for pot culture. Over winter undercover. [5"] 12cm. |
£2.70 |
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Hedera helix Erecta |
This non-climbing ivy, forms a neat bush of vertical spires, clothed in medium sized, rounded dark-green foliage. Very structural. [3'] 91cm. |
£4.00 |
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Hedra helix Spetchley |
A small-leaved Ivy, making a [1'] 30cm mound. Slow growing, and grand in a pot. Any soil. Sun/shade. AGM |
£3.00 |
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Helenium Sahin's Early Flowerer |
Changing from day to day, the flowers open golden-yellow, become streaked with red, and by the time they have matured end up a rich burnt-orange. Since the flowers open in succession no two flowers are ever the same. |
£3.50 |
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Heuchera Amber Waves |
Another new introduction, and the words nauseas and bilious come to mind. Its certainly different and lots of people seem to love it. Evergreen bronzy-yellow foliage [though a more pleasing deep amber in sun] with pinkish-beige flower spikes in May/July. [1'] 30cm. Looks OK planted near brown or maroon foliage plants. Even better in a bin bag. Few. |
£3.50 |
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Heuchera Beauty Color |
Extremely tasteful, and one of the best of the new introductions, with handsome deep pewtered red-brown foliage, veined with yellow and edged with green, though the latter turns coral in winter. Spires of buff flowers provide a nice contrast in May/June. [20"] 51cm. |
£3.50 |