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Parahebe catarractae |
Low growing evergreen sub-shrub, with dark-green, sharply toothed leaves and panicles of mauve flowers lightly lined with darkish red, converging at the centre. Well-drained position. Sun. [1 x 1'] 30 x 30cm. | £3.70 |
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Penstemon Sour Grapes |
Flowers the color of purple grapes, complete with bloom. June/Oct. Fertile/well-drained soil. Sun. [2'] 61cm. Cut down to ground level in late spring, when you see new shoots emerging. | £3.50 |
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Phormium Jack Sprat |
Ideal for the smaller garden, a slow growing dwarf New Zealand flax, with purple/bronze foliage. Retentive, well-drained soil. Sun. [1 x 1'] 30x30cm. 9cm pots. | £3.00 |
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Phormium Tom Thumb |
Smashing dwarf Phormium, with sea-green foliage edged with wide bands of mid-brown. Fertile/well-drained soil. Sun. [30"] 76cm. | £5.00 |
Pinnellia tripartita |
Tuberous perennial with short tripartite foliage, and a succession of elegant green spathes with excerted cream spadices. June/Oct. Retentive, well-drained position. Shade. [10 x 24"] 25 x 61cm. | £3.00 | |
Polemonium Churchills |
A lovely plant, displaying a two tone effect, with young pale-lilac buds, deepening to mauve flowers. Long flowering period. May/July and later. Good soil. Sun. [30"] 76cm. Dead head for repeat flowering. | £3.70 | |
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Polemonium Sonias Bluebell |
A fine form from Carol Klein, with clear pale-blue flowers. May/July and later. Good Soil. Sun/light-shade. [2'] 61cm. Dead head for repeat flowering. | £3.70 |
PolygonatumSolomon's Seal. Rhizomatous woodland perennials, much valued for their foliage and pendant, though sometimes erect, bell-shaped flowers. These are usually followed by black or red berries in autumn. All fare best in fertile, humus-rich, moist, but well-drained soil. We will be adding more to this list in the future. |
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Polygonatum odoratum flore-pleno |
Rare and choice. Scented double, flared flowers, of white with green sepal tips. Slow growing, but well worth the wait. May/June. Damp position. Shade/light-shade. [1 x 2'] 30 x 61cm. 1ltr pot. Few only. | £7.50 |
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Polygonatum verticillatum Rubrum |
Choice woodlander, with upright stems clothed in whorls of narrow foliage, and mauve-purple bells April/June. An established clump looks most impressive. [5'] 152cm. | £4.00 |
Polypodium vulgare |
Liquorice Fern. An easily grown hardy fern, with divided, herring-bone, mid-green fronds. Good drainage, with free air movement around fronds. [1'] 30cm. | £4.00 | |
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Polystichum aculeatum |
Hard Shield Fern. Clump-forming evergreen fern with stiff, leathery deep-green, glossy fronds, that unfurl and curl over backwards. Tolerant of lime and dry-shade when established. [30"] 76cm. AGM | £4.50 |
Polystichum setiferum |
Name doubtful, and still to be confirmed. But still one of my favorite ferns, with very handsome, deep-green fronds, producing young plantlets at the tips.. Easy in any good humus enriched soil. Shade/part-shade. Evergreen. [2'] 61cm. AGM. | £5.00 | |
Polystichum setiferum Congestum |
Excellent for the front of the border, trough or tub. A dwarf evergreen fern, with erect divided and crested fronds. Hardy. | £4.00 | |
Polystichum setiferum plumoso-multilobum |
Syn. Polystichum setiferum plumoso-densum. Extremely handsome fern composed of dense evergreen, arching very feathery fronds, which when mature forms a very attractive tiered effect. Bulbiferous if well grown. Tolerant of lime. Retentive but well-drained | £4.00 | |
Polystichum setiferum Proliferum |
Mother Shield fern. Very beautiful, dark evergreen fern, with striking croziers in Spring. It has the obliging habit of producing proliferous buds at the end of each frond. Well-drained, retentive soil. Shade/north wall. [2'] 61cm. | £4.00 | |
Polystichum tsus-simense |
An Oriental fern, much valued for its neat low-growing habit, composed of its small evergreen fronds, emerging purplish, and maturing to pale green on dark upright stems. Prefers a cool, shady spot. [1'] 30cm. | £4.00 | |
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Potentilla Gloire De Nancy |
Stunning large double flowers of deep orange edged in yellow, above clumps of dark-green foliage. Few only. | £4.00 |
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Potentilla megalantha |
Low mounds of soft silvery foliage, and bright orange-yellow flowers, stained deeper orange at the center. Foliage turns yellow in autumn. June/July. Well-drained position. Sun. [12 x 18"] 30 x 46cm. AGM | £3.50 |
Potentilla thurberi Monarchs Velvet |
Silky cup-shaped flowers, of deep-red, turning maroon towards the center. Summer. Well-drained soil. Sun. [18"] 46cm. | £3.50 | |
Potentilla Volcan |
Rich, post-box red flower, complimented with silver strawberry type foliage. Summer. Well-drained soil. Sun. [18"] 46cm. Lovely for the border front, interweaving with any of the ornamental grasses | £3.50 | |
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Potentilla William Rollison |
Semi-double deep-orange flowers, suffused with scarlet. Looks nice growing near any of the plain green leaved grasses. June/Aug. Well-drained soil. Sun/part-shade [18"] 46cm. AGM | £3.50 |
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Potentilla x hopwoodiana |
One of the best new introductions, with white flowers, flushed pink and red at the base, over strawberry type foliage. Well-drained soil. Sun. [18"] 46cm. We hope to have a few of this available in summer. | £4.00 |
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Primula Dawn Ansell |
A profusion of double creamy flowers, surrounded by a green ruff. Spring, but will repeat flower in autumn. Retentive soil. Light/shade. Lovely! [9"] 23cm. Available spring 2005 | £2.50 |
Pulmonaria Blue Ensign |
Upright in habit, with dusky dark-green unspotted leaves and large intense gentian blue flowers. Spring. [1'] 30cm. Voted best Pulmonaria by the HPS. | £3.00 | |
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Pulmonaria Diane Clare |
This vigorous new P. longifolia hybrid has stunning silvered green leaves, with very light marginal spotting and large violet-blue flowers February - May. The foliage just keeps getting better and better as the year progresses. Unlike others, do not cut back foliage after flowering. Nice! No trouble with mildew on this so far. | £4.00 |
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Pulmonaria mollis |
Huge dark-green, softly hairy leaves, and large heads of rich dark-blue, fading purple & then coral red. Prolific. March/May. Retentive/well-drained soil. Withstands drought better than most. [18"] 46cm. Divisions. | £3.00 |
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Pulmonaria rubra Ann |
White flowers prominently marked with quite wide reddish brick-pink stripes. The foliage is mid-green with paler spots. Early spring. Retentive/well-drained soil. Light-shade/shade. [1'] 30cm. Nice! Available Sept 2005 |
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Pulmonaria saccharata Dora Bielfeldt |
Soft rose-pink flowers, over light medium-green leaves, spotted paler green. Spring. Retentive/well-drained soil. Sun/part-shade. [10 x 12"] 25 x 30cm. Divisions. | £3.00 | |
Pulmonaria saccharata Fruhlingshimmel |
Delightful open flowers of pale sky-blue, above silver spotted leaves. Spring. Retentive/well-drained soil. Sun/part-shade. [10"] 25cm. Divisions. | £3.00 | |