Nectaroscordum subs. bulgaricum |
Pendant creamy-green, bells, faintly flushed purple and red, with the added bonus of excellent erect shuttlecock-like seed heads. Late spring/early summer. Retentive but well-drained soil. Part-shade. [4'] 122cm. | |
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Nothoscordum gracile |
Vigorous clumps of linear foliage, and an extremely long display of loose umbels of scented, small funnel-shaped cream flowers, stained green towards the center, with a fine pin-stripe of brown down the center of each petal. Best for the wild garden, as it tends to seed around. |
Onoclea sensibilis |
AGM. Sensitive fern. N. America. Distinctive fern, with handsome triangular, blue-green fronds, said to resemble oak leaves in shape. Emerging fronds are pink, and retain this color for a long period. Hardy. Deciduous. Moist position. Light-shade. [2'] 6 | |
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Ophiopogon planiscapus Nigrescens |
Black arching strap-shaped leaves, and sprays of tiny mauve bells followed by gray berries. Slow grower. Fertile/well-drained soil. Sun/part-shade. [1 x 1'] 30x30cm. AGM |
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Ornithogalum longibracteatum |
Syn. Ornithogalum caudatum. Superb stout [3'] spires studded along its length with flowers striped white and green, above glossy broad foliage. Soon becomes a large plant, with new bulbils being formed on the old. Protect from frost. |
Oxalis majellanica Nelson |
Syn. Flore-Pleno. Superb little plant from the Falkland Islands, forming low mounds of ground-hugging dark-green clover-shaped foliage, studded with dinky, very double white flowers. May/June & Dec/January. [2 x 6"] 5 x 15cm. Cute! | |
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Oxalis oregana |
Gently spreading, North American, woodlander, with soft hairy foliage, and cup-shaped dusky pink flowers. Good for naturalizing in a shady spot. Moist, fertile, humus-rich soil. Full/part-shade. [8"] 20cm. |
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