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1 1.50 KALIMERIS incisa Madiva ALCEA x ALTHAEA Parkallee ECHINACEA purpurea Sunrise DIASCIA personata Hopleys CLEMATIS tubulosa Wyevale ABELIA x grandiflora Hopleys ASTER Marina Wolkonsky LAVATERA Silver Barnsley EUPHORBIA Helena

2 ECHINACEA purpurea Ruby Giant VERONICA Tissington White ANISODONTEA elegans CYCLAMEN hederifolium Silver Leaf SPHAERALCEA fendleri venusta AGASTACHE Red Fortune BUGLOSSOIDES purpurocaerulea Anemone hupehensis 'Splendens' MISCANTHUS sinensis Little Zebra ALCEA x ALTHAEA Parkrondell SALVIA guaranitica Argentine Skies SEDUM telephium Red Cauli

3 HIGH STREET, MUCH HADHAM, HERTFORDSHIRE, SG10 6BU Growers of Choice Garden Plants Director: Aubrey Barker Telephone: (01279) Facsimile: (01279) AFR VAT No: Established 1968 Web Site: Dear Customer, Since our last catalogue, my father David Barker, founder of Hopleys, has passed away. His passion and enthusiasm for plants and keen observation led to the introduction of numerous good garden plants such as Potentilla Red Ace, Lavatera Barnsley, Origanum Hopleys, Sphaeralcea Newleaze Coral and over 100 others. He would be so pleased to see so many of his favourites listed in the following pages. Much has changed to the nursery industry in the last two years. The effect of climate change is becoming more noticeable and as a result the range of plants we now grow includes many more suited to hotter, drier Summers. Having had so much rain this Winter to the extent that the nursery and garden are a quagmire as I write, surely hosepipe bans will not be imposed this year as gardening without water is hard work. The nursery continues to offer a wide selection of choice plants for the garden including Perennials, Shrubs, Climbers, Rock Plants and a few Trees. This catalogue lists over 1500 with 550 additions this year, many others being available in small numbers at the Nursery. The internet has come into our lives in a big way to the extent that demand for printed catalogues has fallen dramatically. It has become difficult to justify producing and posting a full colour catalogue and we notice many other nurseries no longer produce a list at all. We have heard numerous times how often customers use our catalogue as a reference because of the comprehensive information contained within. However, it seems inevitable that the internet will take over from the printed list if for no other NURSERY & GARDEN OPEN Monday 9.00 am 5.00 pm Tuesday Closed all day Wednesday 9.00 am 5.00 pm Thursday 9.00 am 5.00 pm Friday 9.00 am 5.00 pm Saturday 9.00 am 5.00 pm Sunday 2.00 pm 5.00 pm Bank Holidays 9.00 am 5.00 pm reason than it can be updated more regularly. Our web site gives a great deal of information about our nursery and garden, a full catalogue with stock availability including plants not listed here, photographs and maps etc, so do have a browse. Additionally, our four acre display garden is being constantly developed and improved with lots of replanting in progress. There is no charge to look around so make the most of it - how many other nurseries or garden centres have 5 acres of garden attached where you can see specimens of the plants you are buying? Our plants may be purchased at the nursery, by mail order or at any of the shows around the country where we have an exhibit. See on the next page the other services that we can offer at Hopleys, including Garden Design by Jan Adams, Flowers by Jan offering a full floristry service, Home-made refreshments in our tea room by Suzie, Lectures, Tours and Demonstations by me, and so on. Remember that we are a working nursery, propagating and growing our plants, so sometimes staff may not be easily visible - we may be up to our elbows in compost or even manure! Please hunt us down, because at Hopleys we not only offer lovely plants which want to grow in your garden, but we also offer you enthusiasm, knowledge and cheery advice to help you make your selections. On a personal note, 2006 was a momentous year as Jan & I got married! Together we hope to be able to satisfy all your gardening requirements from a new design for your garden to some wonderful plants to put in it! We look forward to your visit. Aubrey Nursery & Garden closed from November until the end of February except by appointment Office closed at weekends Visa, Access & Switch Accepted Children Welcome but No Dogs please Free Admission to Garden (voluntary donations much appreciated)

4 2 GENERAL INFORMATION Buying our plants Buying Plants at Hopleys - Our sales area has been revamped and extended to allow us to display more on tables and to give us an area for shade plants. You may select your purchases from the benches, or if you wish us to find plants for you, please make out a list as this saves time at busy periods. Please feel free to check availability before your visit as we do not expect to have everything available all the time. Mail Order - Plants are sent by 24 hour carrier in the UK throughout the year. It is an expensive way of getting plants, so do visit us if you can. Sorry, we cannot send trees. We have no minimum order. Full details are on page 46. Collecting Orders from Shows - Plants may be collected from any of our exhibits but orders must be received in writing by the Monday of the week prior to the start of the show. Trade customers You are invited to contact the nursery for terms and availability. Generous discounts offered. Plant Weekends - We hold several weekends during the year when specific groups of plants will be featured at Hopleys. A wide selection of varieties will be available on these occasions so come and have a look. Groups & Courses Group Visits - Parties are of course welcome to visit Hopleys during normal opening times. Please let us know in advance that you are coming so that we can ensure a sufficient number of staff are available to welcome and assist you and that we have enough cake! Evening Tours - Many clubs and societies make evening visits to Hopleys in the Summer. We are pleased to offer conducted tours of our garden at just 2.50 per person on such occasions, which includes a glass of wine! We suggest dates between June and September, but please book well in advance as our diary is very busy during this season. RHS Events - We now hold several hands-on lecture and demonstration days in conjunction with the RHS - a day course on Propagation in April and a look at Autumn colour in October. Full details can be found on our website or by contacting the RHS directly. If you are interested in attending a day course on Pruning, then please contact the nursery. Lectures - Aubrey is available to give lectures during Winter months - please ask for topics and fees. Facilities at Hopleys Toilet, Umbrellas, Reference Books, Picnic Tables and a Wheelchair are all available for you to use. Car Parking - we have off road parking for 20 cars with extra parking for 100 when dry. Refreshments - Self-service refreshments are offered by Suzie including coffee, tea, cold drinks, outrageously delicious home-made cake, chocolate bars and ice cream in season. Ramblers and cyclists welcome! Garden Design - As part of our team at Hopleys, my wife Jan has been a Garden Designer for over 10 years. She helps at the nursery and is part of our team designing our displays at the major shows, so has gained an excellent plant knowledge. She offers a full design and planting service. Please contact her directly for all your requirements: Jan Adams Garden Design, Tel: Florist - Flowers by Jan is based at Hopleys offering wonderful arrangements for all occasions. Local, national and international delivery is available. Please contact Jan Sedgwick directly on Hopleys as a venue - Our beautiful garden may be hired for all sorts of occasions such as wedding receptions, photo shoots, sculpture exhibitions etc. Ask for details. We also sell Sundries - We now stock a range of bird food and feeders, gloves and secateurs as well as multipurpose compost all at very reasonable prices. Hopleys Gift Tokens - Tokens are available for any value. We would be pleased to post them if required. Sorry, we do not accept National Gift Tokens. Our policies Chemicals - We continue with our policy of using as few chemicals on the Nursery as possible although our compost does contain a product to suppress the activities of the dreaded vine weevil! Recycling - We are always in need of cardboard boxes for packing plants, and we also reuse strong clean black pots (no trays please). Stop press We have just been granted planning permission to erect a building to allow us to expand our range of horticultural produce for sale and in which we can hold events and exhibitions relating to our business. Very exciting!

5 PLANT INFORMATION A few good plants of particular note: 3 Perennials DIASCIA personata Hopleys has proved to be hardy outside over the last two Winters. Growing to 90cm, this is an ideal border plant with a long flowering season. The two Mallow hybrids Parkallee and Parkrondell both look well in the fine herbaceous borders at Wisley so we thought we would try them here. We are pleased to find a different colour of the mildew resistant New England ASTER, Marina Wolkonsky has deep violet flowers. Also LIttle Carlow has very nice intense blue flowers. AGASTACHE has seen a lot of new cultivars bringing subtle colours to augment the aromatic leaves. Useful for late colour. A lot of good new ECHINACEA purpurea cultivars of recent introduction, particularly Sunrise and Sunset with yellow and orange flowers respectively, and also Ruby Giant with its huge flowers. Quite a few species of DIERAMA have crept in this year - none available in large numbers. GENTIANS were always a favourite of my father who raised many of those listed from seed himself - we have yet to see them all flower. PENSTEMONS have always been a favourite of ours for their long flowering interest - several of the newer cultivars are included this year. EUPHORBIA Diamond Frost is wonderful in pots and baskets as its frothy flowers last for ages. EUPHORBIA Efanthia and the variegated Helena have proved effective and reliable in the garden and are both recommended. Having seen ACTAEA simplex Pink Spike looking so good on trial at Wisley, we are pleased to have this fine form listed this year. There are so many new HEUCHERA cultivars often difficult to tell apart, however Green Spice is a welcome addition. Not sure that we like the lime green leaves of Key Lime Pie and will await judgement until it proves itself in the garden. Two very nice new SEDUM s, Red Cauli and Lynda Windsor. and so on, and so on... Shrubs Our ABELIA x grandiflora Hopleys has proved very successful in recent trials of ABELIA at Wisley being one of few to continue to thrive over Winter. It is also proving to be very popular in Europe and Japan as well as in the UK. Our best introduction for many years! Many many years ago we introduced LAVATERA Barnsley so we were interested to see a silver leaved form in Holland called Silver Barnsley. SPHAERALCEAS Newleaze Coral and Hopleys Lavender continue to prove their garden worth, especially suited to hot dry Summers of late. Trees An increasing range of trees is offered, particularly if specimens exist in Hopleys Garden. Many have good Autumn colours or interesting Winter bark. We also include a few fruit trees since these seem difficult for people to get locally. Grasses Many good new grasses are included, especially two dwarf forms of CORTADERIA - Evita and Splendid Star. MELINIS nerviglumis with most beautiful ruby pink flowers was the finest new grass at Chelsea last year (shown by Knoll Gardens). Several good new cultivars of MISCANTHUS sinensis are offered including Little Zebra - a compact form of Zebrinus growing to only 1.2m and Ghana with golden leaves. CAREX tenuiculmis was a particularly good seller last year so we are interested to see if the cultivar Cappucino is an improvement. Look also at some fine forms of PANICUM as well as a couple of forms of ERAGROSTIS. AND A FINAL NOTE: Family Name Changes - Many of the most well known families such as Compositae, Gramineae, Labiatae, Leguminosae and Umbelliferae no longer exist. Others such as Liliaceae have been divided up into numerous new ones. We trust the botanists know what they are doing. We believe we are fully up to date with the changes (not a chance!).

6 4 HOW TO FIND US By Car: By Train: By Bus: Suggested routes to Hopleys are shown on the map below. Please drive in. Bishop's Stortford, our closest station, lies on the Liverpool Street to Cambridge main line with frequent services. Between Bishop's Stortford and Ware, the 351 Lee Valley service runs every two hours. By Plane: Stansted airport is only 8 miles away with access at Jn8 on M11. Situated at the North end of the High Street in the picturesque village of Much Hadham, our nursery entrance is 50 yards north of The Bull Inn. To Stevenage A 602 To Royston Puckeridge A 120 Standon A10 Little Hadham Bishops Stortford Jn 8 To Cambridge A 120 To Colchester A 414 To Hatfieldı (M1) Hertford Ware Much Hadham Wareside Widford Sawbridgeworth B 1004 Hunsdon M25 A 414 Harlow M 11 North 3 miles A 10 Hoddesdon Jn 7 A 414 Potters Bar Cheshunt Epping M 11 To Chelmsford M 25 To Watford To London Jn 25 Jn 26 M 25 Jn 27 Jn 6 To Dartford Tunnel Also in Much Hadham: ( telephone first to check opening times ) Andrew Crace Designs Garden Furniture, Alitag Labels and Bronzes. Tel: (01279) The Forge Museum See the blacksmith at work. Tel: (01279) Henry Moore Foundation Sculpture. Tel: (01279) The Bull Inn just 50yds down the road from us. Tel: (01279)

7 KEY TO ABBREVIATIONS 5 A...Annual e...full sun vh...very hardy...(min 15 C) Bi...Biennial f...partial shade h...hardy...(min 10 C) B...Bulb or Corm g...shade fh...fairly hardy...(min 5 C) C...Climber h...well drained hh...half-hardy...(min 0 C) E...Evergreen i...moist t...tender...(min + 5 C) F...Fern a...flower dbl...double G...Grass b...foliage frag...fragrant P...Perennial c...fruit var...variegated R...Rock Plant d...bark x...new catalogue entry S...Shrub m...cut flower u...hopleys Introduction to UK SS...Sub-Shrub s...acid loving z...award of Garden Merit T...Tree p...rabbit resistant No Post..No mail order offered (=...) Synonym q...loved by bees etc w...male r...royalty paid j...invasive v...female t...photo Example: MYRTUS Harmful if eaten e h q Myrtaceae Myrtle luma Glanleam Gold (=LUMA G.G ) fh ES 90cmx60cm a white, frag, Jun/Sep. b golden var. c red z l G means: fairly hardy (min -5 C) evergreen shrub growing 90cm high with 60cm spread at maturity. Single white fragrant flowers are produced from June to September followed by red fruits. It has golden variegated foliage. It prefers well drained soil in the sun. It is sometimes known under the synonym LUMA 'Glanleam Gold' and it belongs to the family Myrtaceae. Some parts of the plant may be harmful if eaten. The plant is attractive to bees and/or butterflies. It has received the RHS Award of Garden Merit. The price of 7.00 refers to a plant in a 2 litre pot. Please use this price for Mail Order. Plants are often available in different sizes, so the price for a given size can be determined by the price code letter in conjunction with the table below. For example, this plant having a price code of 'G' would be priced at 4.70 in a 1 litre pot or 8.00 in a 3 litre pot. All plants for sale at the nursery are individually priced. Please note that all sizes are now given in metric units. A conversion table is given below if you, like me, still think in feet and inches. PRICE CODE TABLE Pot Size 3in 4in 5in 5½in 6in 7in 8in 9in 10in 12in Price 7cm 9cm 11cm 13cm 15cm 18cm 21cm 24cm 27cm 30cm Code ¼ litre ½ litre 1 litre 1½ litre 2 litre 3 litre 4 litre 5 litre 7½ litre 10 litre A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P SIZE Conversion Imp. S.I. 3in 7cm 6in 15cm 9in 22cm 1ft 30cm 18in 45cm 2ft 60cm 30in 75cm 3ft 90cm 4ft 1.2m 5ft 1.5m 6ft 1.8m 8ft 2.4m 10ft 3.0m 12ft 3.6m 15ft 4.6m 20ft 6.0m

8 6 GENERAL LIST all plants in alphabetical order KEY - for full explanation see page 5 GENUS Poisonous Details Site Soil Uses Family Common Name Price species Hardiness a flower details Award details subspecies Plant Type b foliage details 'Cultivar' (=Synonym) Ht x Spr (maturity) c fruit details, d bark details Price Pot ABELIA e h Caprifoliaceae x grandiflora h ES 1.8mx1.8m a pale pink, Jul/Sep. b dark green. z l F u x grandiflora Hopleys t h ES 75cmx1.2m a pale pink, Jul/Sep. b gold & cream var l G schumannii fh ES 1.5mx1.2m a lilac pink, Jun/Aug. z l G ABELIOPHYLLUM e h Oleaceae White Forsythia distichum Roseum vh S 1.2mx90cm a pale pink, frag, Feb/Mar l H ACACIA e h Mimosaceae Mimosa, Wattle baileyana Purpurea fh ES 3mx1.8m a golden, Feb/Apr. b tinged purple. z l L ACAENA e h Rosaceae Sheep s Burrs x microphylla Kupferteppich vh ER 7cmx45cm b reddish brown cm B saccaticupula Blue Haze vh ER 7cmx45cm a dark red burrs, Jun/Jul. b grey blue cm B ACANTHUS f g h Acanthaceae Bear s Breeches x mollis Rue Ledan (= Jefalba ) vh P 90cmx45cm a white, green bracts, Jun/Aug. Sterile l F spinosus Spinosissimus vh P 90cmx45cm a green & purple, Jul/Aug. z l F Summer Beauty vh P 75cmx45cm a white, purple calyx, Jun/Sep l F ACCA e h Myrtaceae Pineapple Guava sellowiana (=FEIJOA s.) fh ES 1.2mx90cm a crimson & white, Jul. c Guava like flavour l G ACER g i Aceraceae Maple x davidii George Forrest vh T 6mx4m b Aut colours. d striated. z No Post J x griseum vh T 6mx3m d peeling. z No Post L negundo Flamingo h T 6mx5m b white, pink & green. Pollard z No Post I x palmatum Bloodgood vh S 1.2mx1.2m b purple, red in Aut. z l I x rubrum October Glory vh T 20mx15m Aut colours z No Post H ACHILLEA e h Asteraceae Yarrow, Milfoil Cerise Queen vh P 75cmx45cm a cerise, Jul/Sep l D clypeolata vh P 45cmx30cm a golden yellow, Jun/Sep. b silvery green l D x Forncett Fletton vh P 75cmx45cm a burnt orange, Jun/Aug l D Martina vh P 60cmx45cm a pale yellow, Jun/Oct. z l D ptarmica The Pearl vh P 60cmx45cm a white, Jul/Sep l D Salmon Beauty (= Lachsschönheit ) vh P 75cmx45cm a salmon pink, Jul/Sep. z l D Summer Wine vh P 60cmx45cm a burgundy red, Jun/Sep. z l D ACONITUM Toxic if eaten e g p Ranunculaceae Monkshood carmichaelii Arendsii h P 1.2mx60cm a blue, Sep/Oct. z l E carmichaelii Spätlese h P 1.2mx60cm a pale grey blue, Jun/Sep l E carmichaelii Wilsonii Group h P 1.2mx60cm a mid blue, May/Aug. b dark green l E Eleonara h P 90cmx45cm a creamy white, edged blue, Jun/Jul l E ACTAEA g i Ranunculaceae Baneberry x simplex Brunette vh P 1.2mx30cm a white, frag, Jul/Sep. b dark purple. z l H simplex matsumurae White Pearl vh P 1.2mx60cm a creamy white, Sep/Oct. b pale green l F x simplex Pink Spike vh P 1.2mx30cm a pink, Aug/Oct l I ACTINIDIA e h Actinidiaceae Kiwi x deliciosa Hayward (w) hh C 8m c delicious. Needs male l I kolomikta vh C 3m a white, frag, Jun. b splashed pink. z l I pilosula h C 2.4m a white, frag, Jun. b narrow, pink markings l I ADENOPHORA e g i Campanulaceae Grand Bellflower confusa vh P 60cmx30cm a lilac bells, Jun/Jul l E vh very hardy h hardy fh fairly hardy hh half hardy t tender A Annual B Bulb/corm Bi Biennial C Climber E Evergreen F Fern G Grass P Perennial R Rock plant S Shrub SS Sub-shrub T Tree Price Code

9 7 AEGOPODIUM f g h p Apiceae Ground Elder podagraria Variegatum j vh P 30cmx60cm b good white var l C AETHIONEMA e h Brassicaceae Stone Cress Warley Rose vh R 7cmx15cm a pink, May/Jun. z cm C AGAPANTHUS e h p Alliaceae African Lily Black Pantha h P 60cmx30cm a blue black, Jul/Sep l F campanulatus Albidus h P 60cmx30cm a white, Jul/Aug l F Headbourne Blue h P 90cmx45cm a blue, Jul/Aug l E x Navy Blue h P 60cmx30cm a dark blue, Jul/Sep l F x Purple Cloud h P 90cmx45cm a deep purple, Aug/Sep l F x Snowball fh P 30cmx30cm a white, Jul/Aug l F x Tinkerbell fh P 30cmx30cm a mid blue, Jul/Aug. b cream edge l J x Torbay h P 60cmx30cm a mid blue, Jul/Aug l F AGASTACHE e f h Lamiaceae Giant Hyssop x Apache Fuchsia fh P 30cmx30cm a violet pink, Jul/Oct l E x Apache Yellow fh P 30cmx30cm a yellow orange turning pink, Jul/Oct l E Black Adder h P 75cmx45cm a lilac blue, Jul/Sep. Sterile l E Firebird h P 60cmx30cm a coral pink, Aug/Oct. b aromatic l E foeniculum Golden Jubilee h P 60cmx30cm a lavender. b golden, frag l E x mexicana Red Fortune t h P 60cmx30cm a orange red, Aug/Oct. b aromatic l E x rugosa h P 60cmx30cm a violet blue, Jun/Aug. b pale green l E x Tangerine Dreams h P 75cmx45cm a soft orange, free, Jun/Sep. b aromatic. z l E AJUGA e f h Lamiaceae Bugle reptans Arctic Fox vh EP 15cmx60cm a bright blue, Apr/May. b grey, cream var l D reptans Braunherz vh EP 15cmx45cm a blue, Apr/May. b deep purple. z l D reptans Burgundy Glow vh EP 15cmx45cm a blue, Apr/May. b cream, pink & bronze var l D reptans Catlin s Giant vh EP 20cmx60cm a large blue, Apr/May. b large purple. z l D AKEBIA e h Lardizabalaceae Chocolate Vine quinata t h EC 10m a purple, frag, Apr. c purple l H ALBIZIA e h Mimosaceae Silk Tree julibrissin Rosea fh T 3mx1.8m a pink, Sum. b fern-like. z No Post I ALCEA e h Malvaceae Hollyhock rosea Nigra vh P 1.8mx60cm a maroon black, Jun/Jul. Short lived l D ALCEA X ALTHAEA e h Malvaceae x Parkallee t h P 1.2mx1.2m a semi-dbl cream, Jun/Nov. No rust l G x Parkrondell t h P 1.5mx1.2m a semi-dbl pale purple. No rust l G ALCHEMILLA f g h p Rosaceae Lady s Mantle conjuncta vh P 7cmx20cm a greenish yellow, Jun/Aug cm G erythropoda vh P 15cmx20cm a pale yellow, Jun/Sep. z cm E mollis vh P 30cmx45cm a greenish yellow, Jun/Aug. z l B ALLIUM e h m q Amaryllidaceae Onion albopilosum (=christophii) vh B 45cmx15cm a metalic purplish pink, Jun/Jul. z l B azureum vh B 60cmx7cm a bright blue, Jun/Jul l D carinatum pulchellum vh B 60cmx30cm a violet purple, Jun/Jul. z l D cernuum vh B 45cmx30cm a pink, Jun/Jul l D cowanii vh B 30cmx15cm a pure white, May l B mairei vh B 15cmx15cm a pink, red spots, Aut. b grass like cm D schoenoprasum Forescate vh B 45cmx15cm a bright purplish pink, Jun/Jul l D sphaerocephalon vh B 60cmx30cm a purple, Jun/Jul l D x unifolium (=murrayanum) vh B 45cmx30cm a pink, May/Jul l E e full sun f partial shade g full shade h well drained i moist a flower b foliage c fruit d bark l new entry z AGM q loved by bees/butterflies m cut flower p rabbit resistant r royalty paid

10 8 ALNUS e g i Betulaceae Alder x glutinosa Imperialis vh T 8mx5m b finely cut. z l K ALOYSIA e h Verbenaceae Lemon Verbena x triphylla (=LIPPIA citriodora) hh S 90cmx60cm a pale lilac, Aug. b strongly lemon frag. z l E ALSTROEMERIA Harmful if eaten e h m q Amaryllidaceae Parrot lily x Inca Adore fh P 60cmx45cm a bright red, yellow markings, Jul/Aug l G x Inca Ice t fh P 60cmx45cm a white, yellow markings, Jul/Aug l G psittacina (=pulchella) h P 75cmx45cm a red, brown & green, Jun l F ALTHAEA e g i q Malvaceae Marsh Mallow rugosa vh P 90cmx30cm a pale yellow, Jul/Sep l D ALYOGYNE e h Malvaceae Satin Hibiscus u huegelii Santa Cruz hh ES 1.2mx45cm a good deep mauve, Sum. No Post I AMELANCHIER e g h Rosaceae Snowy Mespilus x alnifolia Obelisk vh T 4mx2.1m a white, May. b Aut colours. Upright No Post K alnifolia pumila vh S 1.8mx1.2m a white, May l G x x grandiflora Ballerina vh T 2.4mx1.8m a large white, May. Compact z No Post H lamarckii vh T 4mx2.4m a white, May. Aut colours z No Post F AMPELOPSIS e g h Vitaceae Blueberry Climber x aconitifolia Chinese Lace vh C 6m a green, Sep. b cut leaf. c orange l H brevipedunculata Elegans h C 3m b pink & white var. c blue l H AMSONIA e h m Apocynaceae Blue Star hubrichtii vh P 60cmx60cm a blue stars, May/Jul l F orientalis (=RHAZYA o.) vh P 30cmx60cm a bright blue to violet, Aug. z l F ANDROSACE e h Primulaceae Rock Jasmine sempervivioides vh R 5cmx15cm a pink, Apr/May. z cm B ANEMONE f g i m Ranunculaceae Windflower x blanda vh R 7cmx15cm a blue, white or pink, Spr. z cm A coronaria De Caen vh B 30cmx30cm a mixed colours, Jun/Aug l B flaccida vh P 20cmx30cm a white, Apr/Jun l D hupehensis japonica Pamina vh P 75cmx45cm a semi-dbl reddish purple, Aug/Oct. z l E hupehensis jap. Prinz Heinrich vh P 60cmx45cm a semi-dbl deep pink, Aug/Oct. z l E hupehensis Splendens t vh P 75cmx45cm a deep pink, Aug/Oct l E x hybrida Elegans vh P 75cmx45cm a pale rose, Sep/Oct l E x hybrida Honorine Jobert vh P 75cmx45cm a white, Sep/Oct. z l E x x hybrida Margarete vh P 75cmx45cm a semi-dbl pink, Aug/Oct l E x hybrida Queen Charlotte vh P 75cmx45cm a pink, Aug/Oct. z l E x hybrida Richard Ahrens vh P 90cmx45cm a semi-dbl deep pink, Aug/Nov l E x hybrida Whirlwind vh P 75cmx45cm a semi-dbl white, Aug/Oct l E x x lesseri vh P 45cmx30cm a pink, May/Jun l E magellanica (=multifida) vh P 20cmx20cm a cream, May/Jun l D nemorosa Bracteata Pleniflora vh R 7cmx20cm a dbl white, striped green, Mar/May cm F nemorosa Robinsoniana vh R 7cmx15cm a blue, grey back, Mar/May. z cm G nemorosa Viridiflora vh R 7cmx15cm a green, Mar/May cm G rivularis vh P 90cmx45cm a white, May/Jun l E x tomentosa Robustissima vh P 75cmx45cm a lilac pink, Aug/Oct l E ANGELICA e f Apiceae x gigas vh P 1.8mx1.2m a reddish purple, Jun/Aug l D pachycarpa vh P 60cmx60cm a cream, Jul. b glossy l E sylvestris Vicar s Mead vh P 2.4mx90cm a pale pink, Aug/Oct. Short lived l E ANISODONTEA e h Malvaceae x elegans t hh ES 1.2mx60cm a magenta, May/Oct l H vh very hardy h hardy fh fairly hardy hh half hardy t tender A Annual B Bulb/corm Bi Biennial C Climber E Evergreen F Fern G Grass P Perennial R Rock plant S Shrub SS Sub-shrub T Tree

11 9 ANTHEMIS e h m Asteraceae Mayweed punctata cupaniana h EP 30cmx60cm a white, yellow eye, May/Jun. b grey. z l E tinctoria E.C.Buxton vh EP 75cmx45cm a yellow, Jun/Sep l E tinctoria Sauce Hollandaise vh EP 45cmx60cm a pale yellow, Jun/Sep l E ANTHERICUM e h Anthericaceae St Bernard Lily liliago vh R 45cmx20cm a white, May/Jun. b grass like l F ANTHRISCUS g i Apiceae Cow Parsley sylvestris Ravenswing vh P 90cmx45cm a white, May/Jul. b purple black l F ANTHYLLIS e h Papilionaceae Kidney Vetch montana atropurpurea vh P 20cmx60cm a purplish pink, May/Jun. z cm C ANTIRRHINUM e h Scrophulariaceae Snapdragon majus Black Prince h P 75cmx30cm a black, Jun/Sep. Short lived l D AQUILEGIA Harmful if eaten e g h i Ranunculaceae Columbine bertolonii vh R 20cmx15cm a purplish blue, Jun/Jul. z cm C x canadensis Little Lanterns vh P 30cmx30cm a bright orange, May/Jul l D chrysantha Yellow Queen vh P 60cmx45cm a yellow, May/Jun l D Dorothy vh P 60cmx30cm a blue and white, May/Jul l E flabellata Alba Plena vh R 15cmx15cm a dbl white, May/Jul cm C flabellata pumila vh R 15cmx15cm a white, tinged violet, May/Jul. z cm C flabellata pumila Alba vh R 15cmx15cm a white, May/Jul. z cm C Mckana Hybrids vh P 75cmx45cm a mixture, long spurred, Jun/Jul l D x Red Hobbit vh P 45cmx30cm a red and white, May/Jul l D vulgaris stellata Nora Barlow vh P 60cmx30cm a dbl red & green, May/Jul. z l C vulgaris stellata Ruby Port vh P 60cmx30cm a dbl ruby red, Jun/Aug l D x yabeana vh P 45cmx30cm a inky blue, Jun/Jul l D ARBUTUS e h q Ericaceae Strawberry Tree unedo h ES 1.8mx1.2m a white, Oct/Dec. z l H ARGYRANTHEMUM e g h Asteraceae Marguerite x Citronelle hh P 30cmx45cm a lemon yellow, Apr/Oct. b fine green l C ARMERIA e h q Plumbaginaceae Thrift maritima Dusseldorf Pride vh R 15cmx20cm a deep pink, May/Jun cm B ARMORACIA e h Brassicaceae Horseradish rusticana Horwood Surprise j vh P 60cmx60cm b white var l E ARONIA e g h Rosaceae Chokeberry arbutifolia Erecta t vh S 1.8mx90cm a white, May/Jun. b red in Aut l H x melanocarpa Autumn Magic vh S 1.5mx3m a white, May/Jun. b red, Aut. c black l H x prunifolia Viking vh S 1.2mx1.8m b red in Aut. c lge black l H ARTEMISIA e h Asteraceae Wormwood lactiflora Elfenbein h P 1.5mx60cm a cream, Jul/Sep l E lactiflora Guizhou h P 1.8mx60cm a cream, Jun/Sep. b purplish l E ludoviciana latiloba h P 45cmx60cm b silver. z l D schmidtiana Nana h R 15cmx20cm b silver. z cm F x stelleriana h ES 7cmx30cm a yellow. b silver l E vulgaris Oriental Limelight vh P 60cmx60cm b golden var l D ARTHROPODIUM e h Anthericaceae Vanilla Lily x Cappuccino fh P 15cmx15cm a tiny pure white, May/Jun l E ARUNCUS e g Rosaceae Goats Beard dioicus (=sylvestris) h P 1.2mx60cm a white plumes, May/Jun. z l E dioicus Kneiffii h P 90cmx45cm a white plumes, May/Jun l F e full sun f partial shade g full shade h well drained i moist a flower b foliage c fruit d bark l new entry z AGM q loved by bees/butterflies m cut flower p rabbit resistant r royalty paid

12 10 ARUNDO e i Poaceae Danubian Reed x donax versicolor hh G 2.4mx60cm b cream var l J ASARUM f i Aristolochiaceae Wild Ginger europaeum vh EP 7cmx30cm b glossy dark green l D ASCLEPIAS e i q Asclepiadaceae Milkweed incarnata Ice Ballet vh P 90cmx60cm a white, Jul/Aug l E tuberosa vh P 90cmx45cm a orange, Jul/Aug l E ASTELIA e h Asteliaceae chathamica Silver Spear fh EP 1.5mx60cm a orange, Sum. b shining silver. z l J ASTER e g p q Asteraceae Michaelmas Daisy x amellus King George vh P 45cmx45cm a violet blue, Jul/Oct. z l E amellus Rosa Erfüllung vh P 60cmx45cm a clear pink, Aug/Sep l E x Anja s Choice vh P 90cmx60cm a pale lilac pink, brown eye, Jul/Sep l E divaricatus vh P 60cmx45cm a white, Jul/Sep. d black l E x dumosus Sapphire vh P 30cmx30cm a blue, yellow eye, Jul/Oct l E x ericoides Ringdove vh P 90cmx30cm a pale mauve, Sep/Nov. z l E x frikartii Mönch vh P 60cmx45cm a light blue, lge, Jul/Oct. z l F x frikartii Wunder Von Stäfa vh P 60cmx45cm a lavender blue, Jul/Oct. z l F laterifolius Lady In Black vh P 90cmx90cm a pale pink, Jul/Oct. b deep purple l E laterifolius Prince vh P 75cmx75cm a small pink, Sep/Oct. b dark maroon purple l E x Little Carlow vh P 1.2mx75cm a intense blue, Sep/Oct. z l E novae-angliae Alma Pötschke vh P 90cmx60cm a shocking pink, Sep/Oct. Mildew free z l E novae-angliae Harrington s Pink vh P 90cmx60cm a rose pink, Sep/Oct. Mildew free z l E novae-angliae Herbstschnee vh P 90cmx60cm a white, Sep/Oct. Mildew free l E x novae-angliae Marina Wolkonsky t vh P 90cmx75cm a deep violet, Aug/Oct l G novae-angliae Purple Cloud vh P 1.2mx75cm a purple, Sep/Oct. Mildew free l E novae-angliae September Ruby vh P 1.2mx60cm a ruby red, Sep/Oct. Mildew free l E novi-belgii Jenny vh P 45cmx30cm a dbl red, Sep/Oct l D x novi-belgii Lady In Blue vh P 30cmx30cm a semi-dbl rich blue, semi-dbl, Aug/Oct l D novi-belgii Little Pink Beauty vh P 45cmx30cm a clear pink, Sep/Oct l D x novi-belgii Mt Everest vh P 45cmx30cm a white, Sep/Oct l D pilosus pringlei Monte Cassino vh P 75cmx60cm a small white, free, Sep/Nov. z l E ASTILBE g i p Saxifragaceae Spiraea x x arendsii Fanal vh P 60cmx30cm a deep red, Jun/Aug. b dark. z l E x arendsii Irrlicht vh P 60cmx30cm a white, Jun/Aug. b dark l E Montgomery vh P 60cmx45cm a deep red, Jun/Aug. b dark green l E thunbergii Straussenfeder vh P 75cmx60cm a coral pink, arching, Jun/Aug. z l E ASTRANTIA f g h m Apiceae Masterwort Buckland vh P 60cmx45cm a large cream, Jun/Aug l G major vh P 60cmx45cm a greenish white, Jun/Aug l D x major Abbey Road vh P 60cmx45cm a purple violet, Jun/Oct l H x major Gill Richardson vh P 60cmx45cm a deep crimson, May/Jul l H major Hadspen Blood vh P 45cmx45cm a deep red, Jun/Aug l H x major Lars vh P 60cmx45cm a soft red, Jun/Sep l F x major Roma vh P 60cmx45cm a soft pink, Jun/Sep l I major Rosea vh P 60cmx45cm a pale pink, Jun/Aug l E x major rosea George s Form vh P 60cmx45cm a pink, free, Jun/Aug l F x major Ruby Wedding vh P 45cmx30cm a dark red, Jun/Aug. d maroon l H major Sunningdale Variegated vh P 60cmx45cm a greenish white, Jun/Aug. b cream var. z l H maxima vh P 60cmx30cm a large pink, Jun/Aug. z l F x Moulin Rouge vh P 45cmx30cm a deep black red, Apr/Jul l H ATHYRIUM g i Polypodiaceae Fern x nip. pictum Burgundy Lace h F 30cmx30cm b burgundy, edged silver l I niponicum pictum Ursula s Red h F 30cmx30cm b greyish, tinged red l I vh very hardy h hardy fh fairly hardy hh half hardy t tender A Annual B Bulb/corm Bi Biennial C Climber E Evergreen F Fern G Grass P Perennial R Rock plant S Shrub SS Sub-shrub T Tree

13 11 AUBRIETA e h Brassicaceae x Royal Blue vh R 7cmx45cm a blue, Apr/May cm A x Royal Red vh R 7cmx45cm a magenta red, Apr/May cm A BALLOTA e h Lamiaceae Horehound All Hallows Green h ESS 30cmx45cm a pale green, Jul/Aug. b lime green l E BAPTISIA e h Papilionaceae False Indigo x australis Exaltata vh P 90cmx60cm a blue, Jun/Jul l E BELAMCANDA e h Iridaceae Blackberry Lily chinensis fh P 60cmx30cm a orange, brown spots l E BERBERIDOPSIS g h Flacourtiaceae Coral Plant corallina fh EC 3m a crimson, Jul/Sep l I BERBERIS e f i q Berberidaceae Barberry x darwinii Compacta vh ES 90cmx90cm a orange, Spr. b like holly. c blue l G x dictyophylla vh S 1.8mx1.2m a yellow, Spr. b bluish. z l I x Goldilocks vh ES 2.1mx1.2m a golden orange, Spr l G x ottawensis Superba vh S 2.4mx1.5m a yellow, Spr. b rich purple. z l F x x stenophylla Corallina Compacta vh S 90cmx90cm a yellow, red buds, Spr. z l G x thunbergii Atropurpurea Nana vh S 30cmx45cm a yellow, Spr. b purple, red, Aut. z l F x thunbergii Gold Ring vh S 2.1mx1.5m b purple with gold edge l F thunbergii Green Carpet vh S 30cmx90cm a yellow, Spr. b bright green l F x thunbergii Harlequin vh S 90cmx90cm a yellow, Spr. b purple var l F x thunbergii Helmond Pillar vh S 1.5mx60cm a yellow, Spr. b dark red l F thunbergii Kelleris vh S 90cmx90cm a yellow, Spr. b white var l F x thunbergii Pink Queen vh S 90cmx90cm a yellow, Spr. b pink var l F thunbergii Rose Glow vh S 1.2mx90cm a yellow, Spr. b purple var. z l F verruculosa vh ES 1.5mx1.5m a yellow, Spr. b red in Aut. z l F wilsoniae vh S 90cmx1.5m a yellow, Jun. b Aut colours. c coral pink l F BERGENIA f g h p Saxifragaceae Elephant s Ears x Abendglut (= Evening Glow ) vh EP 30cmx45cm a dark rose crimson, Apr/May. b Aut colours l F x Autumn Magic vh EP 30cmx45cm a bright pink, Aug/Oct. Autumn colours l F Bressingham White vh EP 30cmx45cm a white, Apr/May. z l F x Eroica vh EP 30cmx45cm a magenta, Mar/May. b burgundy, Win l F x Rosi Klose vh EP 30cmx45cm a pink, Mar/May l F Sunningdale vh EP 45cmx45cm a deep reddish pink, Apr/May l F BERKHEYA e h Asteraceae S African Thistle purpurea h P 60cmx30cm a large lavender, black centre, Jun/Aug l F BETULA e h i Betulaceae Birch x costata vh T 25mx12m d peeling. No Post J x nigra Heritage vh T 25mx12m Upright. Likes wet No Post K x pendula Youngii vh T 5mx4m Weeping silver birch z No Post J x utilis jacquemontii vh T 12mx5m Upright No Post K BIDENS e h Asteraceae Stick Tight aurea Hannay s Lemon Drop h P 1.2mx45cm a gold, white eye, Aug/Oct l E triplinervia macrantha h P 1.2mx45cm a yellow, Aug/Oct l E BLECHNUM f g Blechnaceae Hand Fern spicant h E 20cmx30cm b dark fronds. z l G BOLTONIA e h Asteraceae False Chamomile x asteroides Pink Beauty vh P 1.2mx60cm a pale pink, Aug/Sep l E asteroides Snowbank vh P 1.5mx60cm a white, Aug/Sep l E e full sun f partial shade g full shade h well drained i moist a flower b foliage c fruit d bark l new entry z AGM q loved by bees/butterflies m cut flower p rabbit resistant r royalty paid

14 12 BRIZA e h Poaceae Quaking Grass maxima j vh EG 75cmx30cm a straw, May/Sep. b mid green. Dries l D x media Russels vh G 60cmx30cm a straw, May/Sep. b green & white l H BRUNNERA g h p Boraginaceae Perrenial Forget-me-not macrophylla vh P 45cmx45cm a blue, Apr/Jun. z l D macrophylla Dawson s White vh P 45cmx45cm a blue, Apr/Jun. b white var l J macrophylla Hadspen Cream vh P 45cmx45cm a blue, Apr/Jun. b cream edged. z l J macrophylla Jack Frost vh P 45cmx45cm a blue, Apr/Jun. b silver, green veins. z l J x macrophylla Langtrees vh P 45cmx45cm a blue, Apr/May. b spotted grey l F BUDDLEIA e h q Loganiaceae Butterfly Bush alternifolia vh S 2.4mx2.4m a mauve, frag, Jun/Jul. z l E davidii Santana vh S 1.8mx1.2m a purplish red, Jun/Aug. b golden var l G BUGLOSSOIDES e g h Boraginaceae Gromwell purpurocaerulea (=LITHODORA p.)t vh P 20cmx45cm a gentian blue, Jun/Jul l E BUPLEURUM e g h Apiceae Hare s Ear fruticosum h ES 1.5mx1.5m a yellow, Jun/Sep. b blue green l H BUXUS Harmful if eaten e g q Buxaceae Box Golden Variegated vh ES 60cmx60cm b golden var l G microphylla Faulkner vh ES 45cmx45cm b shiny dark green l G sempervirens vh ES 90cmx45cm Good for hedging z l G sempervirens Elegantissima vh ES 90cmx45cm b cream var. Compact z l G sempervirens Golden Frimley vh ES 30cmx20cm b golden var l G sempervirens Marginata vh ES 90cmx60cm b golden var l F CALAMAGROSTIS e g i Poaceae Reed Grass x acutiflora Overdam vh G 90cmx45cm a silvery bronze, Jul/Sep. b white var l E brachytricha vh G 90cmx45cm a grey purple foxtails, Jul/Sep. z l E CALAMINTHA e h q Lamiaceae Calamint nepeta nepeta vh P 30cmx30cm a pale blue, Aug/Oct. b aromatic l E CALLICARPA e h Verbenaceae Beauty Berry bodinieri giraldii Profusion vh S 1.8mx1.8m a pink, Jul. c violet, Oct/Dec. z l I CAMASSIA e h q Hyacinthaceae Quamash esculenta h B 45cmx20cm a dark blue, Jun l D x leichtlinii caerulea h B 90cmx20cm a rich blue, Jun l F CAMPANULA e h p q Campanulaceae Bellflower alliariifolia Ivory Bells vh P 45cmx45cm a cream, Jun/Aug l E Birch Hybrid vh R 7cmx45cm a purple, Jun/Aug. z cm B carpatica Blue Clips vh P 15cmx15cm a light blue, Jun/Aug l B x carpatica Blue Moonlight vh P 15cmx15cm a china blue, Jun/Aug cm C x carpatica Hannah vh P 15cmx15cm a white, Jun/Aug cm C x carpatica Jewel vh R 7cmx30cm a deep violet, upturned, Jun cm C carpatica White Clips vh P 15cmx15cm a white, Jun/Aug l B cochlearifolia Elizabeth Oliver vh R 5cmx15cm a dbl pale blue, Sum cm C Covadonga vh R 7cmx20cm a blue, Sum cm C garganica Dickson s Gold vh R 5cmx15cm a pale blue, Sum. b golden cm D glomerata Superba vh P 60cmx30cm a bright violet, Jun/Jul. z l E x haylodgensis Plena vh R 5cmx15cm a dbl deep blue, Sum cm C lactiflora Loddon Anna vh P 1.2mx90cm a soft pink, Jun/Oct. z l E lactiflora Prichard s Variety vh P 1.2mx60cm a deep violet blue, Jun/Sep. z l E x latifolia macrantha Alba vh P 90cmx60cm a white, Jun/Aug l E x latifolia macrantha vh P 90cmx60cm a purple bells, Jun/Jul l E x persicifolia Hampstead White vh P 60cmx45cm a dbl green & white, May/Jul l E vh very hardy h hardy fh fairly hardy hh half hardy t tender A Annual B Bulb/corm Bi Biennial C Climber E Evergreen F Fern G Grass P Perennial R Rock plant S Shrub SS Sub-shrub T Tree

15 13 CAMPANULA - continued e h p q Campanulaceae Bellflower persicifolia Wortham Belle vh P 75cmx30cm a dbl light blue l E portenschlagiana Resholdt s Variety vh R 15cmx20cm a large blue, Jun/Jul cm C poscharskyana E.H.Frost vh P 20cmx30cm a pale blue, Sum l C x poscharskyana Lisduggan vh P 15cmx20cm a lavender pink, Jun/Jul l C punctata x Symphyandra ossetica vh P 45cmx45cm a mauve blue, hairy, Jul/Aug l E punctata Beetroot vh P 45cmx45cm a large deep pink, Jul/Aug l E x punctata Pantaloons vh P 45cmx45cm a pink, Jul/Aug l E punctata Pink Chimes vh P 45cmx30cm a pale pink, May/Aug l E punctata rubriflora vh P 45cmx45cm a large pink, Jul/Aug l E x Samantha vh P 15cmx45cm a violet blue, frag, Jul/Aug l C Sarastro vh P 45cmx45cm a bluish purple, Jul/Aug l E takesimana vh P 45cmx45cm a lilac & white, Jul/Aug l E takesimana Beautiful Trust vh P 45cmx45cm a white, spidery, Jun/Aug l E x x wockei Puck vh R 5cmx15cm a large blue, Jun/Aug cm C CAMPSIS e h Bignoniaceae Trumpet Vine radicans flava (= Yellow Trumpet ) h C 6m a yellow, Aug/Sep. z l I x tagliabuana Madame Galen h C 6m a salmon red, Aug/Sep. z l I CAREX e g i Cyperaceae Sedge comans Frosted Curls vh EG 30cmx30cm b silvery & fine l E dolichostachya Kaga-Nishiki vh EG 15cmx15cm b green, gold edge l F elata Aurea vh EG 45cmx20cm b golden yellow. z l F morrowii Fisher s Form h EG 30cmx30cm b golden var l F oshimensis Evergold vh EG 20cmx20cm b gold var. z l E phyllocephala Sparkler vh EG 60cmx30cm b cream var l F siderosticha Variegata vh G 15cmx30cm b wide, silver var l D x tenuiculmis vh EG 60cmx45cm b bronzy l E x tenuiculmis Cappucino vh EG 60cmx45cm b pale bronze l I CARPINUS e h Carpinaceae Hornbeam x betulus Fastigiata vh T 15mx4m Upright z No Post J CARYOPTERIS e h Verbenaceae Bluebeard x x clandonensis Arthur Simmonds h S 90cmx90cm a purplish blue, Jul/Sep. z l F x clandonensis First Choice h S 90cmx90cm a deep blue, Aug/Oct. z l F x clandonensis Heavenly Blue h S 90cmx90cm a rich blue, Jul/Sep l F x x clandonensis Summer Sorbet h S 90cmx90cm a pale blue. b gold var l F CASTANEA e h Fagaceae Sweet Chestnut x sativa Albo Marginata vh T 15mx10m b white var. c green & white. Pollard z No Post L CATALPA e i Bignoniaceae Indian Bean Tree x bignonioides Aurea vh T 12mx12m a white & yellow, Jul. b golden. Pollard z No Post K CEANOTHUS e h i q Rhamnaceae Californian Lilac arboreus Trewithen Blue fh ES 4mx1.8m a large blue, Sum. Vigorous z l G Autumnal Blue h ES 1.8mx1.5m a sky blue, Jul/Sep. z l G x Blue Cushion fh ES 45cmx90cm a blue, Jun/Aug l G x Blue Sapphire fh ES 1.2mx90cm a sapphire blue, Jun/Aug. b purplish green l G x x delileanus Gloire De Versailles vh S 1.5mx1.5m a pale blue, Jul/Sep. z l G Italian Skies fh ES 2.1mx1.5m a bright blue, Jun/Jul. z l G x pallidus Marie Simon h S 1.2mx90cm a deep rose pink, Aug/Sep l G Puget s Blue h ES 1.5mx1.2m a dark blue, Jun/Jul. z l G thyrsiflorus repens h ES 90cmx2.4m a cambridge blue, Jun/Jul. z l G thyrsiflorus Skylark fh ES 1.5mx1.2m a mid blue, Jul/Aug. z l G CELASTRUS e h Celastraceae Bittersweet x orbiculatus vh C 12m a green, Jul/Aug. c yellow. Aut colours z l G e full sun f partial shade g full shade h well drained i moist a flower b foliage c fruit d bark l new entry z AGM q loved by bees/butterflies m cut flower p rabbit resistant r royalty paid

16 14 CENTAUREA e h q Asteraceae Knapweed bella vh P 20cmx20cm a pink, Jun/Aug. b silver grey l D hypoleuca John Coutts vh P 60cmx45cm a clear pink, May/Sep l E montana Parham vh P 60cmx45cm a purple, Jun/Aug l E CENTRANTHUS e h Valerianaceae Red Valerian ruber vh P 60cmx45cm a deep reddish pink, May/Sep l D ruber Albus vh P 60cmx45cm a white, May/Sep l D CEPHALARIA e h Dipsacaceae Giant Scabious gigantea h P 1.8mx90cm a yellow, Jun/Jul l E CERATOSTIGMA e h Plumbaginaceae Hardy Plumbago plumbaginoides vh P 30cmx45cm a blue, Jul/Sep. b red, Aut. z l F willmottianum h S 90cmx90cm a blue, Jul/Sep. z l F CERCIDIPHYLLUM e g h Cercidiphyllacea Katsura Tree japonicum h T 12mx8m b Aut colours. Smells of caramel z No Post J CERCIS e h q Caesalpiniaceae Judas Tree x canadensis Forest Pansy vh T 3mx2.4m b shiny purple. z No Post N siliquastrum vh T 5mx4m a pink, free, May. c red pods, Win. z No Post H CESTRUM e h Solanaceae Jessamine x cultum Cretan Purple h S 1.2mx1.2m a purple, Jul/Sep. b frag l G x parqui h S 1.5mx90cm a yellow, frag, Jun/Jul. c violet brown. z l F CHAENOMELES g h q Rosaceae Japonica speciosa Nivalis vh S 1.5mx1.8m a pure white, Mar/Apr l G x superba Cameo vh S 1.2mx1.2m a peach pink, dbl, Mar/Apr l G x x superba Crimson and Gold vh S 1.2mx1.5m a crimson & gold!, Mar/Apr. z l G x x superba Pink Lady vh S 1.2mx1.5m a pink, Mar/Apr. z l G CHAMAECYTISUS e h Papilionaceae False Broom purpureus vh S 75cmx60cm a lilac purple, May l H CHIMONANTHUS e h Calycanthaceae Wintersweet x praecox (=fragrans) h S 2.1mx2.1m a yellow, frag, Nov/Mar l H CHIONOCHLOA e h i Poaceae Tussock Grass rubra fh G 90cmx45cm a cream, Aug/Sep. b red brown l F x CHITALPA e h Bignoniaceae x tashkentensis Summer Bells vh T 8mx5m a pink, Sum. b large. Pollard No Post K CHOISYA g h m Rutaceae Mexican Orange Aztec Pearl h ES 1.5mx1.2m a white, frag, May/Jun. z l G dumosa h ES 90cmx90cm a white, May/Jun. b deeply cut, frag l H x Goldfingers h ES 90cmx90cm a white, May/Jun. b golden l H ternata h ES 1.5mx1.2m a white, frag, May/Jun. z l F ternata Sundance h ES 90cmx90cm a white, May/Jun. b golden. z l H CHRYSANTHEMUM e g h q Asteraceae Cottage Apricot vh P 75cmx60cm a yellow & apricot, Aug/Oct l D x Dr Tom Parr vh P 60cmx45cm a coppery pink, dbl, Sep/Oct l E x rubellum Clara Curtis vh P 60cmx60cm a clear pink, Aug/Oct l D rubellum Winning s Red vh P 75cmx60cm a red, narrow petals, Sep/Oct l D CICHORIUM e h Asteraceae Chicory intybus vh P 90cmx60cm a blue, Jul/Oct l D intybus Album vh P 90cmx60cm a pure white, Jul/Oct l D intybus Roseum vh P 90cmx60cm a rose pink, Jul/Oct l D vh very hardy h hardy fh fairly hardy hh half hardy t tender A Annual B Bulb/corm Bi Biennial C Climber E Evergreen F Fern G Grass P Perennial R Rock plant S Shrub SS Sub-shrub T Tree

17 15 CIMICIFUGA - see ACTAEA CIRSIUM e h i Asteraceae Thistle rivulare atropurpureum vh P 90cmx60cm a purple, Jun/Nov l G CISTUS e h q Cistaceae Sun Rose x Anne Palmer fh ES 60cmx30cm a pink, Jun. b dark green, crinkled l F x dansereaui Decumbens h ES 60cmx1.2m a white, maroon marks, Jun. b sticky. z l F x Grayswood Pink h ES 45cmx90cm a small pink, Jun l E x hybridus (=x corbariensis) h ES 90cmx1.2m a white, Jun. b crinkled. z l E x pulverulentus Sunset h ES 60cmx90cm a deep pink, Jun. z l F x purpureus h ES 90cmx90cm a pink, maroon blotch, Jun. z l F x x purpureus Alan Fradd h ES 90cmx90cm a white, crimson blotch, Jun l F x Ruby Cluster h ES 90cmx1.2m a white, crimson blotch, Jun l F x salviifolius Prostratus h ES 15cmx60cm a white & yellow, Jun l F x skanbergii h ES 90cmx60cm a pale pink, Jun. z l F CLEMATIS e g p q Ranunculaceae x armandii h EC 5m a white, Spr. Sunny wall l J Bill MacKenzie h C 3m a yellow, Aut. z l G x cirrhosa balearica h EC 4m a greenish yellow, Jan/Mar. z l H cirrhosa Freckles h EC 4m a cream, mottled red, frag, Jan/Mar. z l H x diversifolia Hendersonii vh P 60cmx90cm a large blue, Jul/Sep l F x heracleifolia Cassandra vh P 75cmx75cm a blue, frag, Jun/Sep l G integrifolia Albiflora vh P 60cmx90cm a white, frag, Jul/Sep l I integrifolia Rosea vh P 60cmx90cm a pink, frag, Jul/Sep. z l I x jouiniana Praecox vh P 60cmx90cm a light blue, Aug/Oct. z l F marmoraria fh R 15cmx20cm a greenish white, Mar/Apr. z cm H x montana Grandiflora vh C 6m a large pure white, May/Jun. z l F x montana Morning Yellow vh C 6m a semi-dbl white, May/Jun l G recta Purpurea vh P 90cmx90cm a white, Jun/Aug. b purple l H x recta Velvet Night vh P 90cmx90cm a small white, Jun/Nov. b dark maroon l G x texensis Gravetye Beauty vh C 2.4m a crimson, tulip shaped, Jul/Aug l G x tubulosa Wyevale t vh P 90cmx90cm a mid blue, frag, Jun/Jul. z l G x viticella Alba Luxurians vh C 3m a white & green, Jul/Sep l G x viticella Kermesina vh C 3m a red, Jul/Sep. z l G Vyvyan Pennell vh C 3m a dbl lge deep violet l G CLERODENDRUM e h Verbenaceae Glory Tree x bungei Pink Diamond fh P 60cmx45cm a purple turning pink, Jul/Aug. b cream var l G trichotomum fargesii h S 3mx1.8m a white & maroon, frag, Jul/Sep. c blue. z No Post J COMMELINA e h Commelinaceae x coelestis (=tuberosa) fh P 45cmx30cm a gentian blue, Sum l C CONVALLARIA Toxic if eaten f i p Convallariaceae Lily-of-the-Valley majalis vh P 20cmx30cm a white. z l B majalis Rosea vh P 20cmx30cm a pink, frag, Spr l D majalis Variegata vh P 20cmx20cm a white, Spr. b creamy stripes l I CONVOLVULUS e h Convolvulaceae cneorum h ES 60cmx60cm a white, May/Sep. b silver. z l G sabatius (=mauritanicus) fh R 15cmx60cm a blue, Sum. z l D COREOPSIS e h q Asteraceae Tickseed x delphinifolia vh P 60cmx30cm a yellow, Jun/Aug l D grandiflora Astolat vh P 75cmx45cm a yellow, maroon centre, Jun/Sep l D grandiflora Mayfield Giant vh P 75cmx45cm a deep yellow, Jun/Aug l D x verticillata Grandiflora h P 60cmx45cm a yellow, Jul/Sep l D verticillata Moonbeam h P 45cmx30cm a pale yellow, Jul/Sep l E x verticillata Ruby Red h P 45cmx30cm a ruby red, Jul/Sep l E e full sun f partial shade g full shade h well drained i moist a flower b foliage c fruit d bark l new entry z AGM q loved by bees/butterflies m cut flower p rabbit resistant r royalty paid

18 16 CORNUS g i q Cornaceae Dogwood x alba Aurea h S 2.4mx1.8m b golden. Red stems l E alba Elegantissima vh S 1.8mx1.8m a white, May/Jun. b white var. d red. z l E x alba Ivory Halo vh S 1.2mx1.2m a white, May/Jun. b white var l E x alba Kesselringii vh S 1.5mx1.2m a white, May/Jun. d black l E x alba Sibirica (= Westonbirt ) vh S 1.5mx1.2m a white, May/Jun. d crimson. z l E x alba Sibirica Albo Marginata vh S 1.8mx1.5m a white, May/Jun. b pink & white var l E alba Spaethii vh S 1.8mx1.8m a white, May/Jun. b golden var. z l E alba Westonbirt vh S 1.5mx1.5m a white, May/Jun. b green. d bright red l E alternifolia Argentea vh S 1.5mx1.5m b white var. z l J x capitata fh S 4mx4m a yellow, Jun/Jul l F x controversa Variegata h S 1.5mx1.5m b white var. Tiered habit z l O x mas Aurea h S 1.8mx1.8m a yellow, Feb/Mar. b golden. c red l M x officinalis vh S 1.8mx1.8m a yellow, Feb/Mar l G sanguinea Midwinter Fire vh S 1.5mx1.2m d orange l G sericea Flaviramea vh S 1.8mx1.8m d green. z l E stolonifera Hedgerow s Gold vh S 1.8mx1.2m b gold var. Aut colours l G COROKIA e h Cornaceae x Autumn Glow h S 90cmx60cm a yellow, May. c golden l H x virgata Frosted Chocolate fh ES 90cmx90cm a yellow, frag, May. b brownish l H x virgata Sunsplash fh ES 75cmx45cm a yellow, frag, May. b gold var l H CORONILLA e h Papilionaceae Crown Vetch valentina glauca h ES 90cmx90cm a bright yellow, frag, Win l H valentina glauca Citrina t h ES 90cmx60cm a pale yellow, frag, Sum/Win. z l H varia j vh P 60cmx90cm a pink, Jul/Oct l E CORREA e g h Rutaceae Australian Fuchsia x backhouseana hh ES 1.5mx60cm a yellow, Win. b grey. z l G Dusky Bells fh ES 60cmx60cm a deep pink, Win/Spr. z l G CORTADERIA e h p Poaceae Pampas Grass x Evita t h EG 1.5mx1.2m a cream, Sep/Nov l H x selloana Splendid Star vh P 1.2mx90cm a white, Sep/Oct. b gold margin l H CORYDALIS g i p Papaveraceae Fumewort flexuosa Purple Leaf h P 15cmx30cm a blue, Mar/Apr. b purple cm F CORYLUS e h i Betulaceae Hazel x maxima Purpurea vh S 4mx2.4m a purple tinged catkins, Feb/Apr. b purple.z l H COSMOS e i q Asteraceae Chocolate Cosmos atrosanguineus fh B 60cmx45cm a dark red, frag, Aug/Sep l F x Chocamocha fh B 45cmx30cm a dark red, frag, Aug/Oct l F COTINUS e h Anacardiaceae Smoke Tree coggygria h S 4mx4m a fawn. Aut colours z l G x coggygria Royal Purple h S 3mx3m b dark reddish purple. z l H x coggygria Young Lady h S 1.2mx1.2m a pinkish brown. Aut colours l I x dummeri Grace h S 4mx4m a pink. b dark. Aut colours z l I x Flame vh S 4mx3m b large. Orange Aut colours z l I Golden Spirit h S 2.4mx1.8m a purple. b golden, orange red in Aut l J COTONEASTER Harmful if eaten e g h q Rosaceae Rockspray x conspicuus Decorus vh S 75cmx75cm a white, Spr. c red l E Coral Beauty vh ES 60cmx1.5m a white, Spr. c orange red l E dammeri vh ES 20cmx1.8m a white, Jun. c red. z l E franchettii vh ES 1.8mx1.5m a white, Jun. c orange red l E x frigidus Cornubia vh S 4mx4m a white, Jun. c large red. z l E Hybridus Pendulus h ES 1.8mx1.5m a white, Jun. c deep red l E x lacteus vh ES 2.4mx2.1m a white, Jun/Jul. c red. z l E x procumbens Queen Of Carpets vh ES 30cmx90cm a white, Jun. c red l E vh very hardy h hardy fh fairly hardy hh half hardy t tender A Annual B Bulb/corm Bi Biennial C Climber E Evergreen F Fern G Grass P Perennial R Rock plant S Shrub SS Sub-shrub T Tree

19 17 CRAMBE e h Brassicaceae Sea Kale cordifolia h P 1.8mx90cm a white, Jun/Jul. z l E CRATAEGUS e h Rosaceae Thorn x laevigata Rosea Flore Plena vh T 6mx4m a dbl pink, May. No Post J x x lavallei Carrierei vh T 8mx6m a white. b shiny. c orange red. Rounded No Post J x prunifolia vh T 6mx4m c red. No Post H CRINODENDRON g i Elaeocarpaceae Lantern Tree hookerianum fh ES 1.8mx1.2m a crimson lanterns, May. z l G CRINUM e h p Amaryllidaceae Spider Lily x powellii Alba h B 90cmx90cm a white, frag, Sep/Oct l H CROCOSMIA e h p Iridaceae Montbretia Columbus h B 75cmx30cm a bright yellow, Aug/Sep l E Emily McKenzie h B 60cmx20cm a orange & mahogany, Aug/Sep l E Firebird h B 60cmx20cm a red, Aug/Sep l E George Davison h B 60cmx20cm a yellow, Jul/Aug l E Lucifer vh B 1.2mx30cm a orange red, Jun/Jul. z l E x Red King h B 60cmx20cm a red, Jul/Sep l F Star of the East h B 75cmx30cm a lge orange apricot, Jul/Sep l F x Voyager h B 75cmx30cm a large orange yellow, Jul/Sep l F x Zambesi h B 1.2mx30cm a mid orange, Jul/Oct. Sterile l F CYCLAMEN g h p Primulaceae coum vh B 7cmx7cm a pink, Jan/Mar. b sometimes marbled. z cm G coum Selected vh B 7cmx7cm a pink, Jan/Mar. b marbled cm H coum Silver Leaf vh B 7cmx7cm a pink, Jan/Mar. b silver cm H hederifolium (=neapolitanum) vh B 7cmx15cm a pink, white or mauve, Aug/Sep. z cm E hederifolium Silver Leaf t vh B 7cmx15cm a pink or white, Aug/Sep. b silvery cm G pseudoibericum vh B 7cmx15cm a bright pink, Jan/Mar cm H CYNARA e h m p Asteraceae Cardoon cardunculus vh P 1.5mx1.2m a purple, Jun/Aug. b silver. z l E CYNOGLOSSUM e g h i Boraginaceae Hound s Tongue nervosum vh P 30cmx45cm a blue, Jun/Jul l E x nervosum Slate Blue vh P 30cmx45cm a pale blue, Jun/Jul l G CYPELLA e h Iridaceae coelestis fh B 90cmx30cm a clear blue, Jul/Sep l E CYTISUS e h q Papilionaceae Broom x battandieri h ES 3mx2.4m a yellow, frag, Jul/Sep. b grey. z l I DACTYLORHIZA f h i Orchidaceae Spotted Orchid maculata vh P 30cmx15cm a purple, Apr/Jul. b dark spots l K DAHLIA e h m q Asteraceae Bednall Beauty fh B 60cmx45cm a dbl dark red, Jun/Aug. b purple l E x Dark Desire fh B 45cmx45cm a dark blood red, Jun/Aug l E DANAE e f h Ruscaceae Alexandrian Laurel racemosa vh EP 60cmx60cm b shiny green. z l J DAPHNE Toxic if eaten/skin allergen e f h i Thymelaeaceae bholua Jacqueline Postill h ES 1.2mx60cm a large deep pink, frag, Jan/Mar. z l M x laureola philippi g vh ES 30cmx90cm a yellowy green, frag, Apr/May. c black l J x mezereum Alba vh S 90cmx60cm a white, frag, Mar/Apr. c amber l J odora Aureo marginata vh ES 90cmx90cm a purple, frag, Jan/Mar. z l K tangutica Retusa Group vh ES 60cmx90cm a rose purple, frag, May/Jun. z l K e full sun f partial shade g full shade h well drained i moist a flower b foliage c fruit d bark l new entry z AGM q loved by bees/butterflies m cut flower p rabbit resistant r royalty paid

20 18 DARMERA e f i Saxifragaceae Umbrella Plant peltata (=PELTIPHYLLUM p.) vh P 90cmx60cm a pale pink, Apr/May. b large. z l E DAVIDIA e h Davidiaceae Dove Tree x involucrata vh T 20mx10m a pure white bracts, May. 20 years to flower l L DELPHINIUM Harmful if eaten e h m q Ranunculaceae Larkspur belladonna Cliveden Beauty vh P 1.2mx45cm a light blue, Jun/Jul l E Galahad Group vh P 1.2mx45cm a pure white, Jun/Aug l D x Guinevere Group vh P 1.2mx45cm a rose lavender, Jun/Jul l D x King Arthur Group vh P 1.2mx45cm a dark blue, white eye, Jun/Aug l D Pacific Giants vh P 1.2mx45cm a blue, Jun/Jun l D Summer Skies Group vh P 1.2mx45cm a light blue, Jun/Aug l D DESCHAMPSIA e g Poaceae Tufted Hair Grass cespitosa Northern Lights h G 30cmx30cm b green & gold var l F DEUTZIA e h Philadelphaceae x elegantissima Rosealind vh S 1.2mx1.2m a deep pink, May/Jun. z l F x hybrida Magicien vh S 1.2mx1.2m a pink & white, deep pink veins, May/Jun l G setchuenensis corymbiflora h S 1.5mx1.5m a white, free, Jul/Aug. b large l G DIANELLA e h Phormiaceae Flax Lily x caerulea Cassa Blue fh EP 45cmx45cm a blue. b rich blue l G x revoluta Little Rev fh EP 30cmx30cm b blue grey l G tasmanica fh EP 90cmx30cm a lavender, yellow eye, May/Jun. c dark blue l F x tasmanica Tas Red fh EP 45cmx45cm a blue. b green l G tasmanica Variegata fh EP 60cmx45cm b white var. c deep blue l G DIANTHUS e h m Caryophyllaceae Carnation/Pink Doris h EP 20cmx20cm a dbl pink, Jun/Sep. z l D Fusilier vh ER 7cmx15cm a red, frag, May/Aug cm C x Gran s favourite vh ER 7cmx15cm a deep pink, edged white, frag, May/Aug. z cm D Mrs Sinkins vh EP 30cmx20cm a white, dbl, frag, Jun/Sep l D x Old Lace vh EP 30cmx20cm a pink, white margin, frag, May/Aug l D x Pike s Pink vh ER 7cmx15cm a dbl rose, frag, May/Aug. z cm C x superbus vh ER 7cmx15cm a cerise, frag, May/Jul cm C Whatfield Can-Can vh ER 7cmx20cm a dbl pink, frag, May/Jul cm C DIASCIA e h Scrophulariaceae Twin Spur barberae Ruby Field h P 7cmx20cm a pink, Jun/Oct. z l C Coral Belle fh P 30cmx45cm a deep salmon orange, Jun/Oct. z l C x Ice Cracker fh P 30cmx45cm a white, Jun/Oct l C Ice Cream fh P 20cmx45cm a cream, Jun/Oct l C x Lilac Belle fh P 20cmx45cm a lilac, Jun/Oct. z l C x Little Tango fh P 20cmx45cm a orange, Jun/Oct l C u personata Hopleys t h P 90cmx45cm a pink, Jun/Oct l E x Red Ace fh P 20cmx30cm a deep pink, Jun/Oct l C x vigilis (=elegans) vh P 20cmx45cm a rich pink, Jun/Oct l C DICENTRA g i Fumariaceae Bleeding Heart x Candy Hearts vh P 30cmx45cm a pink, May/Sep. b silver l G x Ivory Hearts vh P 30cmx45cm a white, May/Sep. b silver l G King Of Hearts vh P 15cmx45cm a deep pink, May/Nov. b bluish l F Langtrees vh P 30cmx45cm a white, Apr/Jul. b grey. z l F x macrantha h P 90cmx30cm a golden, Apr/Jul l H spectabilis h P 60cmx45cm a rosy crimson, Apr/Jul. z l F spectabilis Alba h P 60cmx45cm a creamy white, Apr/Jul. z l F Stuart Boothman vh P 30cmx45cm a pink, Sum/Jul. b grey. z l F vh very hardy h hardy fh fairly hardy hh half hardy t tender A Annual B Bulb/corm Bi Biennial C Climber E Evergreen F Fern G Grass P Perennial R Rock plant S Shrub SS Sub-shrub T Tree

21 19 DICTAMNUS Skin irritant in sunlight e h Rutaceae Burning Bush albus vh P 90cmx60cm a white, frag, Jun/Jul. z l F albus purpureus vh P 90cmx60cm a mauve, veined pink, frag, Jun/Jul. z l F DIERAMA e h i Iridaceae Angels Fishing Rod x Blackbird h P 90cmx30cm a dark purple, Jul/Aug l G Guinevere h P 1.2mx90cm a white, Jul/Aug l G x igneum h P 60cmx30cm a tomato red, Jun/Jul l G x mossii h P 90cmx30cm a soft pink, Jul/Aug l G x Pale Pink h P 90cmx30cm a pale pink, Jul/Aug l G x pulcherrimum Lilac h P 1.2mx90cm a lilac, Jul/Aug l F x pulch. Slieve Donard Hybrid h P 1.2mx90cm a pink, Jul/Aug l E x reynoldsii h P 1.2mx30cm a deep wine red, Jul/Aug l G x trichorhizum h P 90cmx30cm a lilac, Jul/Aug l G DIERVILLA g h Caprifoliaceae Bush Honeysuckle x splendens vh S 1.2mx1.2m a yellow, Jun. b Aut colours l F DIGITALIS Toxic if eaten g h i p Scrophulariaceae Foxglove x Camelot Mixed vh EP 90cmx30cm a mixed colours, spotted, Jun/Sep l C x mertonensis vh EP 60cmx30cm a strawberry, Jun/Sep. z l C purpurea albiflora vh EP 1.2mx30cm a white, Jun/Sep l C purpurea Apricot vh EP 90cmx30cm a apricot, May/Jun. z l C x purpurea Pam s Choice vh EP 1.2mx30cm a cream, burgundy spots, Jun/Aug l C DISPOROPSIS g i Convallariaceae pernyi vh P 45cmx30cm a creamy white, frag, Jun l E DODECATHEON g h Primulaceae Shooting Star meadia album vh P 30cmx15cm a white, Apr/May. z l E pulchellum (=cusickii) vh P 20cmx15cm a pink, Apr/May. z l E DORONICUM g i Asteraceae Leopard s Bane Little Leo vh P 30cmx30cm a golden, Apr/May l E DORYCNIUM - see LOTUS DRIMYS g h i Winteraceae Pepper Tree lanceolata h ES 90cmx75cm b green, red stems l H winteri h ES 2.4mx1.8m a ivory white, frag, Apr/Jun. z l H DRYAS e h Rosaceae Mountain Avens octopetala vh ER 7cmx30cm a white, May/Jul. z cm D DRYOPTERIS f g i Dryopteridaceae Male Fern x felix-mas Crispa Cristata vh F 45cmx30cm b crisped & crested l H ECHINACEA e i m q Asteraceae Cone Flower x Art s Pride h P 75cmx45cm a orange red, Jul/Oct l K pallida h P 75cmx45cm a pale pink, Jul/Sep l F purpurea Magnus h P 75cmx45cm a purple, orange boss, Jul/Sep l E x purpurea Pink Double Delight h P 75cmx45cm a dbl pink, Jul/Sep l K x purpurea Razzamatazz h P 75cmx45cm a dbl soft purple, frag, Jul/Sep l J purpurea Robert Bloom h P 90cmx60cm a reddish purple, Jul/Sep l E x purpurea Ruby Giant t h P 75cmx45cm a large ruby red, Jul/Oct l J x purpurea Sunrise t h P 75cmx45cm a yellow, green cone, Jul/Oct l K x purpurea Sunset h P 75cmx45cm a salmon orange, copper cone, Jul/Oct l K purpurea White Swan h P 60cmx45cm a white, frag, Jul/Sep l E ECHINOPS e h q Asteraceae Globe Thistle bannaticus Taplow Blue vh P 1.5mx1.2m a deep blue, Jun/Jul. z l E ECHIUM Skin irritant e h Boraginaceae Bugloss russicum h P 60cmx45cm a dusky red, Jun/Aug l F e full sun f partial shade g full shade h well drained i moist a flower b foliage c fruit d bark l new entry z AGM q loved by bees/butterflies m cut flower p rabbit resistant r royalty paid

22 20 ELAEAGNUS e f h i Elaeagnaceae Oleaster x ebbingii vh ES 2.4mx2.4m a white, frag, Sep. b silvery l F x x ebbingii Coastal Gold vh ES 2.4mx2.1m a white, frag, Sep. b bright gold var l H x ebbingii Gilt Edge vh ES 1.2mx90cm a white, frag, Sep. b yellow margin. z l H x ebbingii Limelight vh ES 1.8mx1.2m a white, frag, Sep. b yellow in centre l G pungens Frederici vh ES 1.2mx1.2m a white, frag, Sep. b golden var l H pungens Maculata h ES 2.4mx1.8m a white, frag, Sep. b golden var l G Quicksilver (= Caspica ) vh S 2.4mx1.8m a yellow, frag, Sep. b silver. z l I EPIMEDIUM f g i p Berberidaceae Bishop s Hat x x perralchicum Frohnleiten vh EP 30cmx45cm a yellow, Apr/May. b mottled red l E x pinnatum colchicum Black Sea vh EP 30cmx30cm a yellow, Apr/May. b dark l F x x rubrum vh EP 30cmx45cm a crimson & white, Apr/May. b red tints. z l E x versicolor Sulphureum vh EP 45cmx60cm a yellow, Apr/May. z l E x youngianum Niveum vh EP 30cmx45cm a white, Apr/May. z l E ERAGROSTIS e h Poaceae Love Grass x curvula Totnes Burgundy h G 90cmx60cm a beige, May. b burgundy red from tips l H x elliottii h G 60cmx90cm a tan, May. b powder blue, narrow l E ERCILLA e g h Phytolaccaceae x volubilis fh EC 6m a green & white, Spr l H EREMURUS e h Asphodelaceae Foxtail Lily stenophyllus vh P 90cmx60cm a dark yellow spikes, Jun/Jul. z l F ERIGERON e h q Asteraceae Fleabane chrysopidis Grand Ridge h R 5cmx15cm a golden, Sum cm G Darkest Of All (= Dunkelste Aller ) vh P 60cmx60cm a purplish blue, Jun/Aug. z l D glaucus Sea Breeze vh EP 20cmx30cm a pink, yellow centre, Jun/Aug l D karvinskianus (=mucronatus) vh R 15cmx30cm a white & pink daisies, Jun/Oct. z cm C x Quakeress vh P 60cmx60cm a white, flushed pink, Jun/Aug l D ERODIUM e h Geraniaceae Heron s Bill chrysanthum vh R 15cmx20cm a pale yellow, Jun/Jul. b grey cm F x guttatum vh R 7cmx20cm a white, dark blotch cm F manescaui vh P 45cmx60cm a deep lilac pink, May/Sep l E ERYNGIUM e h m q Apiceae Sea Holly agavifolium vh P 1.5mx60cm a greenish white, Jul/Aug. Architectural l E x alpinum vh P 45cmx45cm a steel blue, Jul/Sep. z l E bourgatii Graham Stuart Thomas vh P 45cmx30cm a blue, Jun/Aug. b heavily veined l G bourgatii Picos Amethyst vh P 45cmx30cm a purple, Jun/Aug. b veined l G x giganteum Silver Ghost vh Bi 75cmx30cm a very silvery, Jun/Aug. z l E x planum Seven Seas vh P 90cmx45cm a dark blue, Jun/Aug l E x tripartitum vh P 75cmx60cm a steel blue, Jul/Sep. z l E variifolium vh P 45cmx20cm a silver blue, Jul/Sep l E ERYSIMUM e h Brassicaceae P.Wallflower x Apricot Twist t h EP 60cmx60cm a apricot, May/Jul l E Bowles Mauve h ESS 60cmx60cm a mauve, May/Jul. z l E Joan Adams h ESS 45cmx30cm a pink to orange, Apr/May l E x Orange Flame vh ER 15cmx60cm a bright orange l C ERYTHRONIUM g h Liliaceae Mother s Tongue Pagoda vh B 20cmx15cm a pale yellow, Apr/May. z l E ESCALLONIA e g h i Escalloniaceae Donard Radiance h ES 1.8mx1.5m a rich pink, Jun/Jul. z l E Iveyi h ES 1.8mx1.2m a white, Jul/Aug. z l E x Peach Blossom h ES 1.5mx1.2m a peach pink, Jul/Aug l E vh very hardy h hardy fh fairly hardy hh half hardy t tender A Annual B Bulb/corm Bi Biennial C Climber E Evergreen F Fern G Grass P Perennial R Rock plant S Shrub SS Sub-shrub T Tree

23 21 EUCALYPTUS e h m Myrtaceae Gum Tree gunnii h ET 20mx8m a white, Jun/Jul. b glaucous. z No Post F urnigera h ET 10mx4m b silvery. Peeling bark. d peeling. No Post H EUCOMIS e h Hyacinthaceae Pineapple Flower x bicolor fh B 45cmx20cm a green & purple, Jul/Aug l E comosa Sparkling Burgundy h P 45cmx30cm a red, Aug/Nov. b burgundy red, red stems l F EUCRYPHIA e h i Eucryphiaceae Brush Bush lucida Pink Cloud h ES 1.8mx1.2m a pale pink, Aug/Sep l I x milliganii h ES 1.8mx90cm a white, frag, Jul/Sep l I x x nymansensis Nymansay h ES 2.4mx1.2m a white, frag, Jul/Sep. z l I EUONYMUS Harmful if eaten e f h Celastraceae Spindle alatus Compactus vh S 1.5mx1.5m b crimson in Aut. d corky wings. z l G europaeus Red Cascade vh S 2.4mx1.5m b red in Aut. c pinkish red. z l G fortunei Country Gold vh ES 90cmx90cm b golden var l E fortunei Emerald n Gold vh ES 60cmx90cm b golden var. Aut colours z l E x fortunei Emerald Gaiety vh ES 60cmx90cm b silver var. Aut colours z l E fortunei Silver Queen vh ES 90cmx90cm b cream var. z l E microphyllus Albo-Variegatus vh ES 30cmx20cm b silver var l F nanus turkestanicus vh ES 45cmx60cm b green, red in Aut. c pink l F phellomanus vh S 1.8mx90cm c pink. d corky wings. z l G x planipes vh S 1.5mx1.2m b red in Aut. c scarlet. Aut colours z l F EUPATORIUM e g i p Asteraceae Hemp Agrimony cannabinum Flore Pleno vh P 1.2mx60cm a dbl purple pink, Jul/Sep. b mid green l E coelestinum vh P 90cmx60cm a violet blue, Aug/Oct l E ligustrinum (=micranthum) fh ES 90cmx90cm a white, Aug/Oct. z l F purpureum vh P 1.5mx90cm a purple pink, Jul/Sep. b purple stems l E rugosum Chocolate vh P 1.5mx90cm a white, Aug/Sep. b purple l E EUPHORBIA Harmful if eaten/skin + eye irritant e i p Euphorbiaceae Spurge/Milkweed amygdaloides robbiae g j vh EP 45cmx60cm a yellow, May/Jun. z l D x Blackbird vh EP 45cmx45cm a small yellow, May/Jun. b dark purple l F x characias Forescate h ESS 75cmx75cm a greenish yellow, Apr/May. b light bronze l F x characias Portugese Velvet h ESS 75cmx75cm a greenish yellow, Apr/May. b bluish. z l F cyparissias Fens Ruby h P 20cmx60cm a greenish yellow, Apr/May. b red new growth l D Diamond Frost hh P 20cmx30cm a white, May/Sep l E Efanthia vh P 30cmx30cm a yellow, Jun/Sep. b green tinged purple l E Excalibur vh P 90cmx60cm a yellow, Sum. b red, Spr l F x griffithii Dixter vh P 75cmx45cm a orange. b smokey purple. z l F griffithii Fireglow vh P 75cmx60cm a deep orange, May/Jun l F x Helena t h P 30cmx30cm a yellow, Mar/Jun. b cream var l F x martini h ESS 90cmx90cm a greenish yellow, May/Aug. z l F mellifera h ESS 90cmx90cm a honey scented, May. z l F myrsinites vh EP 15cmx45cm a yellow, Apr/Jun. b grey. z l E palustris vh P 90cmx60cm a yellow, Jun/Jul. Orange Aut colour z l E pithyusa h ESS 20cmx20cm a yellow. b narrow, silver l E polychroma vh P 45cmx45cm a sulphur yellow, Apr/May. z l D schillingii vh P 90cmx60cm a greenish yellow, Aug/Sep. z l F x Whistelberry Garnet vh EP 90cmx45cm a yellow, May/Jun. b bronze, turning green l F EURYOPS e i Asteraceae acraeus vh ER 45cmx45cm a yellow, May/Jul. b silver. z cm F EXOCHORDA g h Rosaceae Pearl Bush giraldii wilsonii vh S 2.4mx1.8m a white, May/Jun l H x macrantha The Bride vh S 1.8mx1.5m a pure white, May/Jun. Pendulous z l H e full sun f partial shade g full shade h well drained i moist a flower b foliage c fruit d bark l new entry z AGM q loved by bees/butterflies m cut flower p rabbit resistant r royalty paid

24 22 FAGUS e g i Fagaceae Beech x sylvatica Dawyck Purple vh T 10mx1.2m b purple. Upright habit No Post L x sylvatica Purple Fountain vh T 3mx1.8m b purple. Weeping z No Post L x sylvatica Rohanii vh T 10mx3m b purple cut. No Post L FASCICULARIA e h Bromeliaceae bicolor hh EP 45cmx45cm a turquoise, red bracts, Sum l H x FATSHEDERA e f h Araliaceae Tree Ivy lizei Annemieke h ES 1.2mx1.2m a greenish white, Aut. b golden var. z l H FATSIA f g h Araliaceae Japan Figleaf Palm japonica h S 1.2mx1.2m a white, Oct. b large dark green l F x japonica Spider Web h S 60cmx60cm a white, Oct. b green, speckled white l I FEIJOA - see ACCA FELICIA e g h Asteraceae Blue Daisy x amelloides hh P 20cmx30cm a blue, Jun/Oct l C FESTUCA e h Poaceae Fescue x glauca Elijah Blue h EG 30cmx30cm b blue l E FICUS e h Moraceae Fig x carica Brown Turkey h S 2.1mx2.1m c edible l H FILIPENDULA g i Rosaceae Meadowsweet camtschatica Rosea vh P 1.5mx90cm a pink, Sum l D ulmaria Flore Pleno vh P 60cmx45cm a dbl white, frag, Jun/Aug l E FOENICULUM e h Apiceae Fennel x vulgare j vh P 1.2mx45cm a yellow, Jul/Aug. b aromatic l C vulgare Purpureum j vh P 1.2mx45cm a yellow, Jul/Aug. b purple, aromatic l C FRAGARIA e h Rosaceae Strawberry x x ananassa Red Ruby j vh EP 15cmx90cm a red, May/Nov. c red l D x ananassa Variegata j vh EP 15cmx90cm a white, May. b var. c red, edible l D FRANCOA e h Saxifragaceae Bridal Wreath sonchifolia Rogerson s Form h P 60cmx30cm a deep pink, Jun/Jul l F FRAXINUS e i Oleaceae Ash x excelsior Jaspidea vh T 25mx10m d yellow. z No Post H FREMONTODENDRON Skin + eye irritant e h Sterculiaceae Flannel Flower californicum Californian Glory fh ES 3mx1.8m a yellow, Jun/Sep. z l K x Tequila Sunrise fh ES 3mx1.8m a yellow, orange markings, Jun/Sep l K FUCHSIA e g i p Onagraceae x Garden News fh S 45cmx45cm a purple & pink, Jul/Oct l E Tom West fh S 30cmx45cm a red & purple, Jul/Oct. b pink var l E GAILLARDIA e h Asteraceae Blanket Flower Burgunder h P 60cmx45cm a deep scarlet, Jun/Oct l D x Fanfare h P 30cmx30cm a gold, orange and red, May/Oct l E x St Clements h P 60cmx45cm a peachy orange, May/Oct l E GARRYA e h Garryaceae Silk Tassel x elliptica James Roof h ES 2.1mx1.5m a long grey green catkins. z l H GAURA e h Onagraceae x Karalee White fh P 45cmx30cm a white, May/Oct l E x Lillipop Pink fh P 30cmx30cm a pink, Jun/Oct. b purple green l E lindheimeri h P 1.2mx60cm a pinky white, Jul/Oct. z l E lindheimeri Cherry Brandy fh P 45cmx45cm a rose pink, Jul/Oct. b flushed red l E GAZANIA e h Asteraceae Treasure Flower x Christopher Lloyd (= Magenta ) hh P 30cmx45cm a deep pink, green band, May/Oct l C vh very hardy h hardy fh fairly hardy hh half hardy t tender A Annual B Bulb/corm Bi Biennial C Climber E Evergreen F Fern G Grass P Perennial R Rock plant S Shrub SS Sub-shrub T Tree

25 23 GENTIANA g h i p Gentianaceae Gentian acaulis h ER 7cmx15cm a blue, May/Jun. z cm F x affinis h P 45cmx20cm a deep blue, maroon stems l F x asclepiadea h P 90cmx45cm a deep blue, Jul/Sep. z l F x asclepiadea Alba h P 60cmx45cm a white, Aug/Oct l F x cruciata h P 30cmx15cm a azure-blue, Jul/Sep l F x kurroo h P 20cmx15cm a blue, Aug/Sep l F x macrophylla fetissowii h P 45cmx45cm a dark blue, Aug/Sep l F x olgae h P 30cmx20cm a pale yellow, Jul/Aug l F septemfida h R 7cmx7cm a blue, Jul. z cm F x tianschanica h R 15cmx15cm a pale blue, Jul/Aug l F x triflora h P 45cmx30cm a deep blue, Aug/Sep l F verna h R 7cmx7cm a deep azure blue, May/Jun cm F x villosa h P 45cmx30cm a white, Aug/Oct. Striped gentian l F GERANIUM e f h p Geraniaceae Crane s Bill Ann Folkard vh P 45cmx90cm a magenta, black veins, Jun/Oct. b gold in Spr l F x cantabrigiense Biokovo g vh EP 30cmx60cm a white, Jun/Jul l D x cantabrigiense Cambridge g vh EP 20cmx60cm a pink, Jun/Jul l D cinereum Ballerina vh EP 15cmx30cm a pink, purple veins, May/Aug. z l F cinereum subcaulescens vh EP 15cmx30cm a crimson, dark eye, May/Aug. z l F x clarkei Kashmir White vh P 45cmx60cm a white, purple veins, May/Jun. z l E collinum vh P 45cmx60cm a purplish pink, Jun/Aug l E dalmaticum g vh ER 7cmx15cm a pink, May/Jul. z cm D farreri vh R 15cmx15cm a pale pink, May/Jul cm G himalayense Gravetye vh P 30cmx45cm a blue, reddish eye, Jul. z l E himalayense Plenum vh P 30cmx60cm a dbl violet blue, May/Jul l E x Jester s Jacket vh P 20cmx30cm a pink, May/Aug. b splashed red & white l F Johnson s Blue vh P 30cmx60cm a bright blue, May/Aug. z l E x Jolly Bee vh P 30cmx45cm a lge bright blue, white eye, May/Oct l H macrorrhizum Czakor g vh EP 20cmx60cm a rich magenta, May/Jul l D x magnificum vh P 45cmx45cm a violet blue, veined, Jun/Aug. z l E x magnificum Rosemoor vh P 45cmx45cm a large violet blue, veined, Jun/Aug l E Nimbus vh P 60cmx90cm a deep violet stars, Jun/Sep l F Orion vh P 45cmx45cm a bright blue, dark veins, Jun/Aug l F x oxonianum Thurstonianum vh P 60cmx60cm a reddish purple, narrow petals. b spotted l E x x oxonianum Walter s Gift vh P 30cmx45cm a pink, veined, Jun/Aug. b brown l F Patricia vh P 75cmx60cm a lge magenta, black eye, May/Sep l F phaeum Album g vh P 60cmx45cm a white, May/Jul l E phaeum Rose Madder g vh P 30cmx60cm a rose pink, May/Jul l F phaeum Samobor g vh P 45cmx30cm a maroon, Jun/Jul. b purple blotches l F Philippe Vapelle vh EP 30cmx45cm a large blue, Jun/Jul. b grey l F pratense Mrs Kendall Clark vh P 60cmx60cm a blue grey, white veins, Jun/Jul. z l F x pratense New Dimension vh P 30cmx30cm a lavender blue, May/Aug. b bronze purple l F pratense Plenum Violaceum vh P 60cmx45cm a deep violet blue, Jun/Jul. z l F pratense Victor Reiter Jnr vh P 60cmx45cm a violet blue, Jun/Aug. b deep red l F psilostemon (=armenum) vh P 90cmx60cm a crimson magenta, Jun/Aug. z l F renardii vh EP 30cmx45cm a white, purple eye, Jun/Jul. z l F x riversleaianum Mavis Simpson vh P 20cmx60cm a pale pink, Jun/Sep l D Russell Prichard vh P 20cmx60cm a chalky pink, Jun/Sep. z l E Sabani Blue vh P 45cmx45cm a blue, Jun/Aug l F x Salome vh P 30cmx60cm a dark violet, Jun/Oct. b yellowish l F sanguineum Album vh P 30cmx60cm a pure white, Jun/Jul. z l E sanguineum Glenluce vh P 30cmx45cm a clear pink, Jun/Jul l E sanguineum Max Frei vh P 15cmx45cm a dark magenta, Jun/Aug l E sanguineum striatum Splendens vh P 20cmx60cm a pink,purple veins, Jun/Sep. b dark. z l E Spinners vh P 45cmx45cm a deep purple, Jun/Sep l E Sue Crug vh P 30cmx45cm a pink, veined, Jun/Sep l F e full sun f partial shade g full shade h well drained i moist a flower b foliage c fruit d bark l new entry z AGM q loved by bees/butterflies m cut flower p rabbit resistant r royalty paid

26 24 GERANIUM - continued e f h p Geraniaceae Crane s Bill sylvaticum Mayflower g vh P 60cmx45cm a violet blue, Jun/Jul. z l E traversii Elegans fh P 15cmx20cm a pink, Sum. b greyish l F wallichianum Buxton s Variety vh P 45cmx60cm a blue, white eye, Jun/Oct. z l G wlassovianum vh P 30cmx45cm a purplish pink, Jul/Aug. b brownish l E GEUM e h Rosaceae Avens borisii X montanum vh P 15cmx30cm a yellow, Jun/Jul l D Mrs J Bradshaw vh P 60cmx60cm a semi-dbl red, May/Sep. z l D x Prinses Juliana vh P 45cmx60cm a dbl orange, May/Sep l E rivale Leonard s variety vh P 30cmx30cm a rose, Apr/Jun. b dark green l D GILLENIA e g h m Rosaceae Bowman s Root trifoliata vh P 90cmx60cm a small white, Sum. z l F GLADIOLUS e h m Iridaceae Sword Lily communis byzantinus h B 60cmx20cm a purple, Sum l D papilio h B 60cmx20cm a yellow green & purple, Jul/Sep l D GLEDITZIA e h Caesalpiniaceae Honey Locust x triacanthos Ruby Lace vh T 6mx4m b purple. No Post J x triacanthos Sunburst vh T 8mx4m b golden. No Post J GREVILLEA e h i Proteaceae Spider Flower Canberra Gem h ES 1.5mx1.8m a turkey red, Feb/Sep. z l G GUNNERA e i Gunneraceae Giant Rhubarb manicata h P 2.1mx2.1m b huge, prickly l F tinctoria h P 1.5mx1.8m a tiny rust red, Jun/Sep. b huge, prickly l F GYPSOPHILA e h m q Caryophyllaceae Baby s Breath cerastioides vh R 7cmx30cm a white, veined pink, Jun/Aug l B paniculata Compacta Plena vh P 45cmx60cm a dbl pure white, Jun/Aug l E x paniculata Flamingo h P 30cm a dbl pale pink l E GYPTIS e g i p Asteraceae x commersonii (=EUP. Chiapas ) vh P 90cmx60cm a pink, Aug/Sep l F HABRANTHUS e h Amaryllidaceae Copper Lily x robustus (=ZEPHYRANTHES r.) hh B 20cmx7cm a pale pink, Sum l D HACQUETIA f i Apiceae epipactis vh R 7cmx20cm a greenish yellow, Mar. z cm G HAKONECHLOA g h Poaceae Japan Forest Grass macra Aureola h G 30cmx30cm b yellow striped, turns red. z l G HALORAGIS e h Haloragaceae Toa Toa erecta Wellington Bronze fh P 60cmx60cm a small greenish yellow, Jul. b bronze l E HAMAMELIS e g m s Hamamelidaceae Witch Hazel x intermedia Pallida vh S 1.5mx1.2m a sulphur yellow, frag, Jan/Feb l G HEBE e g h i Scrophulariaceae Shrubby Veronica x Pewter Dome vh ES 60cmx60cm a white, Jun/Oct. b grey l E rakaiensis vh ES 90cmx1.2m a white, Jun/Jul. z l E x Rosie h ES 45cmx30cm a pink and white l E topiaria vh ES 45cmx60cm a white, Jun/Jul. z l E townsonii h ES 60cmx60cm a pale blue, May/Jul l E HEDERA Harmful if eaten/skin allergen f g h Araliaceae Ivy canariensis Gloire de Marengo h EC 5m b large cream var. z l F helix Clotted Cream (= Caecilia ) h EC 3m b crinkled white var. z l F vh very hardy h hardy fh fairly hardy hh half hardy t tender A Annual B Bulb/corm Bi Biennial C Climber E Evergreen F Fern G Grass P Perennial R Rock plant S Shrub SS Sub-shrub T Tree

27 25 HELENIUM e h p q Asteraceae Sneezeweed hoopesii vh P 90cmx60cm a yellow, Jun/Aug l E Moerheim Beauty vh P 90cmx45cm a mahogany, Aug/Sep l F x Pumilum Magnificum vh P 90cmx45cm a golden, Jul/Sep l E x Sahin s Early Flowerer vh P 90cmx45cm a mixed oranges, Jun/Oct. z l F Waltraut vh P 90cmx45cm a golden brown, Jul/Sep l F x Zimbelstern vh P 1.2mx60cm a yellow with orange, Jul/Sep l F HELIANTHEMUM e h Cistaceae Rock Rose x Ben Afflick vh ER 15cmx45cm a orange, May/Jul cm D x Ben Heckla vh ER 15cmx45cm a orange, May/Jul cm D x Ben Ledi vh ER 15cmx30cm a deep pink, May/Jul. b dark green cm D Ben More vh ER 15cmx45cm a copper, May/Jul cm D x Bunbury vh ER 15cmx30cm a bright pink, May/Jul cm D Double Orange vh ER 15cmx30cm a dbl orange, May/Jul cm D Henfield Brilliant vh ER 15cmx60cm a deep orange, May/Jul. z cm D x Highdown Apricot vh ER 15cmx30cm a apricot, May/Jul cm D x Jubilee vh ER 15cmx45cm a dbl bright yellow, May/Jul. z cm D x Lawrensons Pink vh ER 15cmx45cm a pink, May/Jul cm D x Razzle Dazzle vh ER 15cmx30cm a maroon red, May/Jul. b cream var cm D Salmon Queen vh ER 15cmx45cm a salmon red, May/Jul cm D x Sulphur Moon vh ER 15cmx45cm a cream, yellow eye, May/Jul cm D The Bride vh ER 15cmx30cm a white, yellow eye, May/Jul. b grey. z cm D Wisley Pink (= Rhodanthe Carneum) vh ER 15cmx45cm a pink, May/Jul. z cm D Wisley Primrose vh ER 15cmx45cm a large yellow, May/Jul. z cm D HELIANTHUS e h p q Asteraceae Sunflower x atrorubens vh P 1.8mx90cm a semi-dbl golden, brown disc, Aug/Oct l E Lemon Queen vh P 2.1mx90cm a lemon yellow, Jul/Oct. z l E multiflorus vh P 1.8mx90cm a golden, Aug/Oct l D x salicifolius vh P 2.4mx90cm a yellow, Oct. b narrow l E HELLEBORUS Harmful if eaten f g i m Ranunculaceae Hellebore argutifolius (=corsicus) vh EP 60cmx45cm a green, Jan/Mar. z l F x ericsmithii (=nigristern) vh EP 60cmx60cm a white, flushed pink, Jan/May. b grey green l K foetidus vh EP 60cmx45cm a yellow green, Feb/Apr. z l F x hybridus (=H.orientalis) vh EP 30cmx45cm a pink, purple, white, Feb/Apr l G x x hybridus Double Queen Mixed vh EP 30cmx45cm a dbl various, Feb/Apr l L x x hybridus Mrs Betty Ranicar vh EP 30cmx45cm a white, dbl, Feb/Apr l L x x hybridus Red Lady vh EP 30cmx45cm a red, Feb/Apr l J x x hybridus White Lady Spotted vh EP 30cmx45cm a white, spotted, Feb/Apr l J x x hybridus Yellow Lady vh EP 30cmx45cm a yellow, Feb/Apr l J lividus vh EP 30cmx30cm a pinkish green, Feb/May. z l G niger vh EP 30cmx30cm a white, Jan/Apr. z l G x x nigercors (=niger x argutifolius) vh EP 45cmx45cm a large white, Feb l L x sternii vh EP 45cmx45cm a green, Jan/Mar. b red stems l G HEMEROCALLIS e g p Hemerocallidacea Day Lily Bonanza vh EP 60cmx60cm a yellow, red ring, Jun/Aug l E Cynthia Mary vh EP 75cmx45cm a red, Jun/Aug l F Destined To See vh EP 60cmx60cm a cream & lavender, dark edge, Jul/Aug l F fulva Flore Pleno vh EP 90cmx60cm a dbl orange, Jun/Aug l D x Joan Senior vh EP 45cmx45cm a pale cream, frag, Jun/Aug l F Marion Vaughn vh EP 90cmx60cm a clear lemon yellow, Jun/Aug. z l F x Neyron Rose vh EP 90cmx60cm a rose-red, orange throat, Jun/Aug. z l F x Sammy Russell vh EP 60cmx30cm a brick red, Jun/Aug l E x Snow Apparition vh EP 60cmx45cm a apricot white, Jun/Aug l F Stella d Oro vh EP 45cmx30cm a yellow, orange throat, Jun/Sep. z l E Stoke Poges vh EP 60cmx45cm a pink, Jun/Aug. z l E x Wineberry Candy vh EP 60cmx45cm a lavender, green throat, Jun/Sep l F e full sun f partial shade g full shade h well drained i moist a flower b foliage c fruit d bark l new entry z AGM q loved by bees/butterflies m cut flower p rabbit resistant r royalty paid

28 26 HEPATICA f g i Ranunculaceae Liverwort americana vh R 7cmx15cm a blue, pink or white cm G nobilis (=triloba) vh R 7cmx7cm a blue, white or pink, Feb/Apr. z cm G nobilis japonica h R 7cmx7cm a blue, pink or white, Feb/Apr cm G HEUCHERA g i q Saxifragaceae Alum root Beauty Colour vh EP 45cmx30cm a white, May/Jun. b grey,red veins,green edge l F Chocolate Ruffles vh EP 30cmx30cm a white, May/Nov. b lge brown & burgundy l F x Crème Brûlée h EP 30cmx45cm b orange l F Ebony & Ivory vh EP 45cmx45cm a lge cream, May/Jul. b ebony l F x Green Spice vh EP 30cmx45cm b grey green, purple veins l F x Key Lime Pie vh EP 15cmx30cm b lime green l F micrantha Palace Purple vh EP 60cmx45cm a cream, May/Jul. b purple l E x Obsidian vh EP 30cmx45cm b purple black l G Ring Of Fire vh EP 60cmx45cm a cream, May/Jul. b silvery l F x sanguinea Firefly (= Leuchtkafer ) vh EP 45cmx45cm a scarlet red, Jun/Aug l E Silver Scrolls vh EP 30cmx30cm a white, May/Aug. b silver, red veins l F HOSTA e f i p Hostaceae Plantain Lily fortunei Aurea vh P 60cmx60cm a pale purple, Jul/Aug. b pale yellow. z l F Frances Williams h P 75cmx60cm a mauve, Jun/Aug. b golden var. z l G Honeybells vh P 90cmx60cm a lilac, frag, Jul/Aug. b bright green. z l E Patriot vh P 45cmx45cm a lavender, Aug/Sep. b large, white margin l G Royal Standard vh P 60cmx45cm a white, frag, Aug/Sep. z l G x x tardiana Halcyon vh P 45cmx60cm a lilac, Jul/Aug. b very blue l G HOUTTUYNIA e i p Saururaceae Fishwort cordata Variegata (= Chameleon ) vh P 30cmx60cm a white, Jun/Sep. b many coloured, frag l E HUMULUS e g h Moraceae Hop lupulus Aureus vh C 5m a green. b golden. Vigorous z l G HYDRANGEA f g i Hydrangeaceae anomala petiolaris vh C 5m a white, Jun. North wall z l H arborescens Annabelle vh S 1.2mx1.2m a large white heads, Jul/Aug. z l G macrophylla Mme E Mouillère h S 1.2mx1.5m a white to pale pink, mophead, Jun/Aug. z l G x maculata Izu-No-Hana h S 1.2mx1.5m a dbl pink lacecap, Jun/Aug l G x paniculata Unique vh S 2.1mx1.5m a large white, turning pink, Aug/Sep. z l G Preziosa h S 1.2mx90cm a pink mophead turning red, Aug/Sep. z l G x quercifolia h S 1.8mx1.2m a white to purple, Jul/Sep. Aut colours z l G seemannii h EC 4m a cream, Jul/Aug l I HYPERICUM e f i q Clusiaceae St John s Wort x Hidcote vh ES 90cmx90cm a yellow, Sum. z l E x x moseranum Tricolor h S 30cmx45cm a yellow, Jul/Oct. b white & pink var l F HYSSOPUS e h Lamiaceae Hyssop x officinalis vh P 45cmx30cm a blue, Sum l C IDESIA e g h Flacourtiaceae polycarpa vh T 12mx6m a yellow-green, frag. c rusty red. No Post H ILEX e f h q Aquifoliaceae Holly x altaclerensis Golden King (w) vh ES 2.4mx1.2m b golden var. c red. d red. z l H aquifolium Ferox Argentea (v) vh ES 90cmx60cm b prickly, white var. z l H aquifolium Hascombensis (v) vh ES 60cmx30cm b dark green l H IMPERATA e h Poaceae Japan Blood Grass cylindrica Rubra h G 45cmx30cm a white, Sum. b turns crimson l F vh very hardy h hardy fh fairly hardy hh half hardy t tender A Annual B Bulb/corm Bi Biennial C Climber E Evergreen F Fern G Grass P Perennial R Rock plant S Shrub SS Sub-shrub T Tree

29 27 INDIGOFERA e h Papilionaceae Indigo heterantha fh S 90cmx90cm a purplish pink, Jun/Sep. z l H IPHEION e g h Alliaceae Spiny Starflower Alberto Castillo h B 15cmx15cm a lge white, Feb/May. b grey, frag cm G Rolf Fiedler h B 15cmx15cm a mid blue, frag, Mar/Apr. z cm D x uniflorum Charlotte Bishop h B 15cmx15cm a lilac pink, Mar/Apr cm D uniflorum Froyle Mill h B 15cmx15cm a dusky violet, frag, Mar/Apr. z cm D x uniflorum Jessie h B 15cmx15cm a purplish blue, Mar/Apr cm D uniflorum Wisley Blue h B 15cmx15cm a pale blue, Mar/Apr. z cm D IRIS Harmful if eaten e g h p Iridaceae x Action Front vh B 90cmx45cm a mahogany red & brown, frag, May. Tall beard l E x Austrian Sky vh B 30cmx30cm a sky blue, May. Dwarf bearded l E x Butterscotch Kiss vh B 90cmx45cm a caramel, frag, May. Tall bearded l E chrysographes Black Knight h P 45cmx30cm a Indigo violet, Sum l F x ensata Kogeshu i vh P 90cmx45cm a pale purple, white veins, May/Jul l F x ensata Violet Tiara i vh P 75cmx45cm a white, purple standards, Sep/Oct l F foetidissima i vh P 60cmx30cm a purple, tinged yellow l C x Green Spot h B 30cmx30cm a cream & green. Short bearded l F innominata vh EB 20cmx15cm a rich yellow, brown veins, May/Jun cm D Jane Phillips vh P 90cmx45cm a cambridge blue, Jun. Tall bearded z l F x Lady Snowflake vh B 90cmx45cm a pure white, May/Jun. Tall bearded l F x Lemon Beauty vh B 90cmx45cm a lemon yellow, Jun. Tall bearded l E x Night Owl vh B 90cmx45cm a dark violet blue, May/Jun. Tall bearded l F pseudacorus Variegatus i vh P 1.2mx60cm a golden, Jun/Aug. b yellow stripes. z l F x Raspberry Blush vh P 45cmx30cm a pink, deep centre. Intermediate bearded z l F x sibirica Butter & Sugar vh P 75cmx30cm a yellow & white, Jun/Jul. z l E sibirica Dreaming Yellow vh P 90cmx45cm a creamy yellow, Jun l E x sibirica Gull s Wing vh P 90cmx45cm a white, Jun l E sibirica Papillon vh P 75cmx30cm a pale blue, Jun/Jul l E x sibirica Tropic Night vh P 75cmx30cm a bluish purple, Jun/Jul l E x Stepping Out vh B 90cmx45cm a white, purple marks, May. Tall bearded z l F unguicularis (=I.stylosa) h EP 30cmx20cm a blue, Oct/Mar. Poor soil z l E ITEA g i Saxifragaceae Sweetspire x ilicifolia fh ES 2.1mx1.8m a greenish white, pendulous. z l H JASMINUM e h Oleaceae Jasmine humile Revolutum vh ES 1.2mx90cm a yellow, frag, Apr/Oct. z l G officinale Fiona Sunrise h EC 3m a white, May/Sep. b golden l H officinale Inverleith h EC 3m a white, red buds, Jun/Sep. b reddish. z l H parkeri h ES 30cmx30cm a yellow, Sum l H JUGLANS e h Juglandaceae Walnut x regia vh T 25mx15m d fissured. z No Post H JUNCUS e i Juncaceae Rush decipiens Curly-Wurly h G 15cmx15cm b thin green coils l F KALIMERIS e i Asteraceae x incisa Alba vh P 60cmx45cm a white, Jun/Aug l F incisa Blue Star vh P 45cmx45cm a pale blue, Jul/Sep l E x incisa Madiva t vh P 30cmx30cm a lilac blue, Jul/Sep l F KIRENGESHOMA g i p Hydrangeaceae palmata vh P 75cmx45cm a pale yellow, Jul/Sep. z l F KNAUTIA e h q Dipsacaceae Scabious macedonica vh P 60cmx60cm a maroon, Jun/Sep l F e full sun f partial shade g full shade h well drained i moist a flower b foliage c fruit d bark l new entry z AGM q loved by bees/butterflies m cut flower p rabbit resistant r royalty paid

30 28 KNIPHOFIA e i p Asphodelaceae Red Hot Poker Border Ballet h P 60cmx30cm a various, cream to pink, Aug/Sep l E x Brimstone h P 75cmx45cm a green & pale yellow, Aug/Oct. z l F caulescens vh EP 60cmx45cm a orange & lemon, Jun/Jul. b glaucous. z l F x Little Maid h P 60cmx45cm a creamy yellow, Jun/Aug. z l F x Nancy s Red h P 60cmx45cm a deep coral red, Jul/Oct l F pauciflora h P 45cmx20cm a yellow, May/Jun l F rooperi h EP 1.2mx60cm a orange & yellow, Sep/Nov l F x Tetbury Torch h P 90cmx45cm a apricot, Jun/Sep l F Timothy h P 75cmx45cm a salmon peach & cream, Jul/Sep l F x Toffee Nosed t vh P 90cmx60cm a ivory tipped orange, Jun/Aug. z l F KOELREUTERIA e h Sapindaceae Golden Rain Tree x paniculata h T 8mx5m a yellow, Jul. b yellow, Aut. z No Post H KOLKWITZIA e h Caprifoliaceae Beauty Bush amabilis Pink Cloud vh S 2.1mx2.1m a pink, May/Jun. z l G LABURNUM Toxic if eaten g i Papilionaceae x x watereri Vossii vh T 8mx5m a yellow. d green. z No Post I LAMIUM e f p Lamiaceae Dead Nettle maculatum White Nancy vh P 7cmx45cm a white, Apr/Jun. b silver var. z l D LATHYRUS e h Papilionaceae Pea latifolius Rosa Perle (= Pink Pearl ) vh C 1.5m a pink, Jul/Sep. z l F x niger vh P 45cmx45cm a tiny rose purple, Jun. c black pods l F vernus Albo roseus vh P 30cmx30cm a pink & white, Apr/May. z l F LAURUS e g h q Lauraceae Sweet Bay nobilis h ES 1.8mx90cm a pale yellow, Spr. c black. z l G nobilis Aurea h ES 1.5mx90cm a pale yellow, Spr. b golden. z l I LAVANDULA e h i q Lamiaceae Lavender angustifolia Hidcote vh ES 45cmx60cm a violet, Jul/Aug. z l D angustifolia Miss Katherine h ES 45cmx60cm a pink, Jul/Aug. z l E angustifolia Munstead vh ES 45cmx60cm a dark blue, Jul/Sep l D angustifolia Twickel Purple h ES 45cmx45cm a purple, Jul/Aug. Compact z l D Helmsdale h ES 45cmx45cm a deep lilac, Jul/Aug l E x Richard Gray fh ES 45cmx30cm a violet, frag, Jul/Sep. b silver l E Sawyers h ES 45cmx45cm a purple, Jul/Aug. b silver. z l D x stoechas fh ES 45cmx45cm a dark purple, May/Jun. z l D LAVATERA e h i q Malvaceae Mallow u x clementii Barnsley h ES 2.1mx1.8m a white to pink, red eye, Jun/Oct l F x clementii Bredon Springs h ES 1.8mx1.5m a deep pink, Jun/Oct. z l F x x clementii Silver Barnsley t h ES 1.8mx1.5m a pink, Jun/Oct. b silvery l H x Lavender Lady h S 1.8mx1.5m a lavender, Jun/Oct l F White Satin fh ES 1.5mx15cm a pure white, Jun/Oct l G LEDEBOURIA Harmful if eaten e h Hyacinthaceae cooperi (=SCILLA adlamii) fh B 7cmx20cm a pink, May/Jun. b maroon stripes cm F LESPEDEZA e h Papilionaceae Bush Clover x thunbergii h S 1.2mx90cm a rose purple pea, Sep. z l H LEUCANTHEMUM e h Asteraceae Shasta Daisy x superbum Alaska vh P 90cmx60cm a large white, Jun/Aug l D x x superbum Goldrausch vh P 60cmx45cm a white, lemon centre, Jun/Aug l E x superbum Sonnenschein vh P 60cmx45cm a lemon, huge, Jun/Aug l D vh very hardy h hardy fh fairly hardy hh half hardy t tender A Annual B Bulb/corm Bi Biennial C Climber E Evergreen F Fern G Grass P Perennial R Rock plant S Shrub SS Sub-shrub T Tree

31 29 LEUCOJUM e g i p Amaryllidaceae Snowflake x aestivum vh B 30cmx20cm a white bells, Spr l D LEWISIA e h Portulacaceae cotyledon Hybrids vh ER 15cmx15cm a pink & red, Apr/Jun cm F LIBERTIA e g h Iridaceae Satin Flower grandiflora h EP 45cmx30cm a white, May/Aug. z l E x ixioides Goldfinger h EP 45cmx45cm a white, May/Jul. b gold central stripe. c yellow l F peregrinans h EP 30cmx20cm a white, Sum. b orange stripe l F LIGULARIA g i q Asteraceae Leopard Plant dentata Britt-Marie Crawford vh P 90cmx75cm a orange yellow, Aug/Sep. b plum purple l F x stenocephala The Rocket vh P 1.2mx60cm a yellow, Jun/Sep. d black. z l E LIGUSTRUM Harmful if eaten e h q Oleaceae Privet lucidum Excelsum Superbum vh ES 1.8mx1.2m a white, Jul. b cream var, tinged pink. z l I ovalifolium Aureum vh ES 1.8mx1.5m a white, Jul. b yellow margins. z l E LILIUM e g h m Liliaceae Lily u lancifolium Flore Pleno h B 1.5mx45cm a dbl orange, black spots, Aug l E LIMONIUM e h m Plumbaginaceae Sea Lavender platyphyllum (= latifolium) vh P 60cmx45cm a deep lavender blue, Aug/Sep l E LIPPIA - see ALOYSIA LIQUIDAMBAR e i Altingiaceae Sweet Gum x styraciflua Lane Roberts vh T 15mx6m b Superb red Aut colour. z No Post K x styraciflua Worplesdon vh T 15mx6m b Aut colours. d corky. No Post J LIRIODENDRON e h Magnoliaceae Tulip Tree x tulipifera Aureo-marginata vh T 12mx6m b gold var. z No Post K LIRIOPE e h Convallariaceae Lilyturf x muscari vh EP 30cmx30cm a lilac, Aug/Nov. z l F x muscari Big Blue vh EP 30cmx30cm a lge lilac, Aug/Nov l F LITHODORA - see BUGLOSSOIDES LOBELIA Harmful if eaten/skin + eye irritant e i Campanulaceae Compliment Scarlet h P 90cmx30cm a red, Aug/Sep. b green. z l E Queen Victoria h P 90cmx30cm a scarlet, Aug/Sep. b reddish. z l E x richardii hh P 30cmx45cm a blue, Sum l B LONICERA e g h m Caprifoliaceae Honeysuckle x caprifolium h C 3m a yellow, white, pink, Jun/Jul. c orange. z l H henryi h EC 5m a red purple, Jun/Sep. c black l G x henryi Copper Beauty h EC 3m a yellow, Jun. b bronze l H involucrata ledebourii vh S 1.8mx2.4m a orange yellow, red bracts, May/Jul. c black l F japonica Halliana vh EC 5m a white & yellow, frag, Jun/Jul. z l G nitida Lemon Beauty vh ES 1.2mx1.2m b golden var l F nitida Silver Beauty vh ES 1.2mx1.2m b silver var l F periclymenum Graham Thomas vh C 5m a cream & yellow, frag, Jun/Jul. z l G x purpusii Winter Beauty vh S 1.2mx1.2m a white, frag, Feb/Mar. z l G tatarica Hack s Red t vh S 2.1mx1.5m a dark purplish red, May/Jun l F LOTUS e h Papilionaceae Birds Foot Trefoil x berthelottii t P 20cmx75cm a red, May. b silver. z No Post C hirsutus h ES 45cmx45cm a pale pink, Jun/Sep. b grey. c brown l G hirsutus Brimstone h ES 45cmx45cm a pale pink, Jun/Sep. b cream tips l G hirsutus Lois h ES 30cmx45cm a pale pink, Jun/Sep l G e full sun f partial shade g full shade h well drained i moist a flower b foliage c fruit d bark l new entry z AGM q loved by bees/butterflies m cut flower p rabbit resistant r royalty paid

32 30 LUPINUS Harmful if eaten e h q Papilionaceae Lupin arboreus h ES 60cmx45cm a yellow, May/Jul. z l E x chamissonis h ES 45cmx60cm a blue & white, Sep l F LYSICHITON f i Araceae Skunk Cabbage x camtschatcensis vh P 75cmx75cm a white, Apr. z l G LYSIMACHIA e g i p Primulaceae Loosestrife atropurpurea vh Bi 75cmx45cm a dark purple, Jun/Aug. b grey l E ciliata Firecracker vh P 75cmx45cm a yellow, Jul/Aug. b purple. z l E clethroides vh P 90cmx60cm a white, Jul/Sep. b Aut colours. z l E ephemerum vh P 90cmx30cm a white tinged purple, Jun. b grey l E x punctata Alexander h P 60cmx30cm a yellow, tinged red, Jun/Aug. b white var l E x Snow Candles vh P 30cmx45cm a white, May/Sep l E LYTHRUM g i Lythraceae Loosestrife salicaria Blush vh P 60cmx45cm a pale pink, Jul/Sep. z l E salicaria Firecandle (= Feuerkerze ) vh P 90cmx45cm a rose red, Jun/Sep. z l E virgatum Dropmore Purple vh P 90cmx45cm a purplish red, Jul/Aug l E MACLEAYA e g h i Papaveraceae Plume Poppy cordata vh P 1.8mx3m a creamy pink, Jul/Sep. b greyish. z l D MAGNOLIA e h Magnoliaceae x grandiflora Exmouth h ET 8mx4m a white. No Post H stellata vh T 6mx5m a white. No Post H MAHONIA f g h Berberidaceae x media Charity h ES 1.8mx1.2m a yellow in clusters, frag, Jan/Mar l H x media Lionel Fortescue h ES 1.8mx1.2m a yellow upright racemes, frag, Jan/Mar. z l H x x media Winter Sun h ES 2.4m a yellow, frag. z l H MAIANTHEMUM g i Convallariaceae False Spikenard racemosa vh P 75cmx45cm a white, May/Jul. c red. z l G stellata vh P 45cmx20cm a white, May/Jun. c green to red l E MALUS e h Rosaceae Crab, Apple x domestica Bramley s Seedling vh T 5mx4m Cooking. Rootstock MM106 No Post F x domestica Laxton s Superb vh T 5mx4m Eating. Rootstock MM106 No Post F x domestica Worcester Pearmain vh T 5mx4m Eating. Rootstock MM106 No Post F x Evereste vh T 4mx3m a white, Apr. c orange red. z No Post J x floribunda vh T 8mx6m a pale pink, Spr. c small. Arching habit No Post I x hupehensis vh T 8mx6m a pink fading white, frag, Apr/May. c greenish. No Post J x x zumi Golden Hornet vh T 8mx5m a white, Apr. c golden. No Post J MALVA e g h p Malvaceae Mallow moschata alba h P 60cmx45cm a white, Jun/Sep. z l C MALVASTRUM e h Malvaceae False Mallow lateritium h P 30cmx1.2m a apricot, Jun/Sep. Also wall plant l F MATTEUCCIA g i Woodsiaceae Ostrich Fern x struthiopteris h F 90cmx60cm Shuttlecock fern l G MECONOPSIS g h i s Papaveraceae Poppy napaulensis h P 1.5mx30cm a pink, May/Jul l G MELICA e f h i Poaceae Melick altissima Atropurpurea vh EG90cmx45cm a deep purple, Jun/Aug l E vh very hardy h hardy fh fairly hardy hh half hardy t tender A Annual B Bulb/corm Bi Biennial C Climber E Evergreen F Fern G Grass P Perennial R Rock plant S Shrub SS Sub-shrub T Tree

33 31 MELINIS e h Poaceae Ruby Grass x nerviglumis t hh G 60cmx45cm a ruby pink, Sum. b grey green l H MENTHA e f h q Lamiaceae Mint spicata Crispa vh P 30cmx90cm a lilac. b frag, wavy margins. Spearmint l C METASEQUOIA e i Taxodiaceae Dawn Redwood x glyptostroboides vh T 20mx6m b bronze, Aut. Stately z No Post H MIMULUS e g i Scrophulariaceae Musk aurantiacus puniceus fh ES 45cmx60cm a crimson scarlet, Apr/Nov l E MISCANTHUS e h i Poaceae Eulalia Grass x oligostachyus Afrika vh G 90cmx60cm a red tips, Aug/Sep. b Aut colours l F sinensis Cabaret vh G 2.1mx60cm a pinkish white, Aug/Oct. b central white stripe l F sinensis condensatus Cosmopolitan vh G 1.5mx75cm a silvery, Sep/Nov. b cream margins l F sinensis Ferner Osten vh G 1.5mx75cm a rose pink, pendant, Aug/Oct. Aut colour l F x sinensis Ghana vh G 1.5mx60cm b golden l F x sinensis Kleine Fontane vh G 1.5mx75cm a red turning silvery, Aug/Sep l F x sinensis Little Zebra t vh G 1.2mx60cm a wine purple, Aug/Oct. b gold banding l G sinensis Malepartus vh G 1.8mx90cm a fluffy white, Aug/Oct. Aut colour l F sinensis Morning Light vh G 1.2mx60cm b white margins. z l F sinensis Silver Feather vh G 1.8mx90cm a silver plumes, Aug/Sep. z l F x sinensis Yaku Jima vh G 60cmx45cm a light brown, Aug/Oct l F sinensis Zebrinus vh G 1.8mx90cm b green with gold bands. z l F MITRARIA g h Gesneriaceae Mitre Flower x coccinea Lake Puye fh ES 30cmx60cm a orange scarlet, Sum l H MOLINIA e h Poaceae Moor Grass caerulea arundinacea Karl Foerster vh G 1.5mx60cm a reddish, Aug/Sep. b dark green l E x caerulea arundinacea Transparent vh G 1.8mx75cm a brown, Aug/Sep l E MONARDA e i q Lamiaceae Bergamot Cambridge Scarlet vh P 75cmx30cm a scarlet, Jul/Aug. b aromatic. z l D x Petite Delight vh P 45cmx30cm a pink, Jul/Aug l E MORINA e h i Morinaceae Whorl Flower longifolia vh P 75cmx60cm a white, pink inside, Jun/Aug. b aromatic l E MORUS e h Moraceae Mulberry x alba vh T 8mx5m c dark red, edible. No Post J x nigra vh T 8mx5m c edible. Dome shaped z No Post J MYRTUS Harmful if eaten e h q Myrtaceae Myrtle communis tarentina fh ES 60cmx30cm a white, frag, Aug/Sep. z l F communis Variegata fh ES 1.2mx90cm a cream, frag, Aug/Sep. b cream var. c black l F luma Glanleam Gold fh ES 90cmx60cm a white, frag, Jun/Sep. b golden var. z l G NANDINA e h Berberidaceae Sacred Bamboo domestica h ES 1.5mx60cm a cream, Aug. b purple, Aut. c red. z l H x domestica Firepower h ES 45cmx45cm b crimson & green. z l H NEILLIA e g h Rosaceae thibetica (=longiracemosa) vh S 1.8mx1.2m a pink arching racemes, Jun l F NEMESIA e h Scrophulariaceae x Blackberry fh P 30cmx30cm a purple pink, orange eye, May/Sep l B Mango fh P 30cmx30cm a creamy yellow, purple eye, Jun/Oct l B x Sugar Girl fh P 30cmx30cm a creamy white, frag, Jun/Oct l B x White Lagoon fh P 30cmx30cm a pure white, frag, Jun/Oct l B e full sun f partial shade g full shade h well drained i moist a flower b foliage c fruit d bark l new entry z AGM q loved by bees/butterflies m cut flower p rabbit resistant r royalty paid

34 32 NEPETA e h p q Lamiaceae Catmint x x faasenii Kit Cat vh P 45cmx45cm a mauve blue, Jun/Sep l D govaniana h P 90cmx60cm a yellow, Jul/Sep l D x grandiflora Blue Danube h P 90cmx60cm a blue, Jul/Sep l D grandiflora Dawn To Dusk h P 90cmx60cm a soft pink, purple calyx, Jul/Sep l D longipes vh P 45cmx45cm a mauve blue, Jun/Sep. b large l D racemosa Walker s Low vh P 60cmx60cm a mauve blue, May/Jul l D Six Hills Giant vh P 90cmx90cm a mauve, Jun/Sep l D Souvenir D André Chaudron h P 45cmx45cm a blue, Jun/Sep l D x subsessilis Sweet Dreams h P 45cmx60cm a two tone pink, Jun/Sep l D x subsessilis Washfield h P 60cmx45cm a purple blue, Jun/Aug l D NERINE e h m Amaryllidaceae bowdenii Codora fh B 45cmx15cm a vibrant red, Sep/Oct l F bowdenii Pink Triumph h B 45cmx15cm a deep pink, Sep/Nov l E Stephanie fh B 45cmx15cm a cream, rose tints, Sep/Oct l F OENOTHERA e h q Onagraceae Evening Primrose fruticosa Camel h P 30cmx30cm a yellow, Jul/Sep. b gold mottled var l E x fruticosa Fireworks h P 45cmx30cm a yellow, Jun/Aug. b purplish. z l E fruticosa glauca Erica Robin h P 30cmx30cm a yellow, Jul/Sep. b apricot, Spr l E glabra h P 45cmx30cm a yellow, Jul/Sep. b tinted mahogany l E macrocarpa (=missouriensis) h P 15cmx60cm a yellow, Jun/Oct. z l E OMPHALODES g i p Boraginaceae Navelwort cappadocica Cherry Ingram vh P 15cmx30cm a bright blue, Feb/May. z l F verna vh P 15cmx30cm a bright blue, Feb/May l D verna Alba vh P 15cmx30cm a white, Feb/May l D OPHIOPOGON e g h Convallariaceae Snake s Beard planiscapus Nigrescens h EG 15cmx30cm a lilac, Jul/Aug. b black. c black. z l F ORIGANUM e h q Lamiaceae Marjoram u laevigatum Hopleys vh P 60cmx30cm a pinky purple, Aug/Sep l E x Pagoda Bells h R 7cmx20cm a lilac pink, frag, Jun/Aug l G Rosenkuppel vh P 30cmx30cm a purplish pink, Aug/Sep. b large l E vulgare Thumble s Variety vh P 15cmx30cm a white, Aug/Sep. b golden l D ORNITHOGALUM Harmful if eaten e h m Hyacinthaceae Star-of-Bethlehem umbellatum vh B 20cmx15cm a white, May l E OSMANTHUS e h Oleaceae Sweet Olive x burkwoodii h ES 1.8mx1.2m a ivory white, frag, Apr/May. z l F delavayi h ES 1.5mx1.2m a white, frag, Apr/May. c blue black. z l F x heterophyllus Aureo Marginatus h ES 90cmx60cm a white, Sep/Oct l H heterophyllus Goshiki h ES 60cmx60cm b gold, pink & green l H heterophyllus Variegatus h ES 90cmx60cm a white, frag, Sep/Oct. b cream var.. z l G OSMUNDA e f i Osmundaceae Royal Fern regalis h F 60cmx45cm b bronze tints in Aut. z l H OSTEOSPERMUM e h Asteraceae African Daisy x Kalanga White hh P 20cmx45cm a pure white, Jun/Oct l C Lady Leitrim h P 20cmx60cm a white, splashed pink, Jun/Oct. z l E OXALIS e h Oxalidaceae Shamrock adenophylla h R 7cmx7cm a lilac pink. b grey. z cm C triangularis pap. Atropurpurea fh P 30cmx30cm a pale pink, May/Aug. b purple butterflies l E PACHYSANDRA f g h Buxaceae Japanese Spurge x procumbens vh EP 15cmx60cm a greenish white, Mar/Apr l F terminalis Green Carpet vh EP 15cmx60cm a white, Jun. b glossy dark green. z l F vh very hardy h hardy fh fairly hardy hh half hardy t tender A Annual B Bulb/corm Bi Biennial C Climber E Evergreen F Fern G Grass P Perennial R Rock plant S Shrub SS Sub-shrub T Tree

35 33 PAEONIA e h p Paeoniaceae Peony x delavayi Mrs Sarson Hybrids vh S 90cmx90cm a orange to dark burgundy, Apr/May. b bluish l H x lactiflora Bowl Of Beauty vh P 90cmx90cm a carmine red, cream centre, Jun l I lactiflora Duchesse De Nemours vh P 90cmx90cm a cream, yellow centre, dbl, Jun/Jul. z l I x lutea Ludlowii vh S 90cmx90cm a yellow, Apr/May l H mascula vh P 60cmx60cm a deep purplish red, Jun l I officinalis Rubra Plena vh P 60cmx60cm a dbl red, Jun. z l H PANICUM e i Poaceae Switch Grass x virgatum Dallas Blues vh G 1.5mx60cm a reddish purple, Aug/Sep. b powdery blue l F virgatum Heavy Metal vh G 1.2mx60cm a pink, Jul/Aug. b blue green l F x virgatum Heiliger Hain vh G 90cmx45cm a rosy beige, Jul/Aug. b metallic blue l F x virgatum Rehbraun vh G 1.2mx60cm b brown red l F x virgatum Shenandoah vh G 1.2mx60cm a tinged pink, Aug/Sep. b green, tips turn red l H virgatum Warrior vh G 90cmx60cm a purplish, Aug/Sep. b reddish in Aut l F PAPAVER e i p Papaveraceae Poppy orientale Beauty Of Livermere vh P 90cmx60cm a blood red, May/Jul. z l F orientale Patty s Plum vh P 75cmx45cm a deep plum purple, May/Jul l F orientale Perry s White vh P 90cmx60cm a white, May/Jul l E orientale Royal Wedding vh P 90cmx60cm a pure white, black eye, May/Jun l E x spicatum (=heldreichii) vh P 45cmx45cm a pale orange, Jun/Oct. b felted l E PARAHEBE e h Scrophulariaceae catarractae Porlock (= Delight ) h R 20cmx30cm a blue & white, Sum l D Snow Clouds h R 20cmx30cm a white, Jun/Aug l D PARROTIA e h i Hamamelidaceae Ironwood persica vh T 8mx10m a red, Jan/Feb. b Aut colour. d mottled. z No Post J PASSIFLORA e g h Passifloraceae Passion Flower Amethyst (= Lavender Lady ) h EC 3m a purple, Jul/Oct. z l H caerulea Constance Elliott h EC 3m a ivory white, Jul/Oct. z l H x x violacea fh C 3m a deep pink, Jul/Oct l H PAULOWNIA e i Scrophulariaceae Foxglove Tree x fortunei Fast Blue h T 15mx8m a blue lilac, frag, Spr. b huge. Pollard No Post I x tomentosa (=imperialis) h T 15mx8m a pinkish lilac, frag, Spr. b huge. Pollard z No Post G PELTIPHYLLUM - see DARMERA PENNISETUM e h Poaceae Fountain Grass alopecuroides Hameln h EG 60cmx30cm a rich indigo, Jun/Aug l E x orientale Karley Rose h G 45cmx45cm a pink, Jul/Sep l F setaceum Rubrum hh G 90cmx45cm a deep crimson, Jul/Sep. b dark purple l H villosum fh G 45cmx45cm a creamy pink to brown, Jul/Sep. z l E PENSTEMON e h Scrophulariaceae Beard Tongue x Amelia Jane fh P 75cmx45cm a red, white throat, Jul/Oct l E Apple Blossom fh P 45cmx30cm a blush pink, Jul/Oct. z l E x Catherine De La Mare h P 30cmx60cm a purplish blue, Jul/Oct. z l E x Czar h P 90cmx45cm a plum purple, white throat, Jun/Oct l E digitalis Husker Red h P 30cmx30cm a pink, May/Jul. b purple l E x Etna fh P 60cmx30cm a red, white throat, Jun/Oct l E Evelyn h P 45cmx30cm a pink, Jul/Oct. z l E Firebird h P 75cmx60cm a bright red, Jul/Oct. z l E fruticosus vh P 30cmx45cm a lavender blue, Jul/Sep l D x Fujiyama fh P 60cmx30cm a pink, white throat, Jun/Oct l E Garnet h P 75cmx60cm a wine red, Win/Oct. z l E glaber h P 30cmx60cm a pink n blue, May/Oct l E e full sun f partial shade g full shade h well drained i moist a flower b foliage c fruit d bark l new entry z AGM q loved by bees/butterflies m cut flower p rabbit resistant r royalty paid

36 34 PENSTEMON - continued e h Scrophulariaceae Beard Tongue hartwegii Albus h P 45cmx30cm a white, Jul/Oct l E Hidcote Pink fh P 75cmx45cm a pink with red, Jul/Oct. z l E x King George V fh P 60cmx45cm a crimson, white throat. 7/ l E laetus roezlii fh ER 15cmx20cm a cherry rose, May/Jun cm E x Laura fh P 75cmx45cm a deep pink, white throat, Jun/Oct l E Lilliput fh P 45cmx30cm a rosy red, Jul/Oct l E pinifolius h ER 15cmx20cm a orange red, Jun/Jul. z cm E pinifolius Mersea Yellow h ER 15cmx20cm a bright yellow, Jun/Jul cm E x Plum Jerkum fh P 75cmx45cm a rich purple, Jun/Oct l E rupicola h ER 15cmx30cm a deep pink, May/Jun cm E Snow Storm fh P 60cmx45cm a pure white, Jul/Oct. z l E Sour grapes fh P 75cmx45cm a purple,green & blue, Jul/Oct l E x Vesuvius fh P 75cmx45cm a purplish pink, white throat, Jun/Oct l E PEROVSKIA e h q Lamiaceae Russian Sage Blue Spire vh S 90cmx60cm a lavender, Aug/Sep. b aromatic, grey. z l F PERSICARIA e i i p Polygonaceae Adderwort, Knotweed affinis Superba vh P 15cmx60cm a pink pokers, Jun/Aug. b Aut colours. z l D bistorta Superba vh P 60cmx60cm a pale pink, May/Jul. z l C microcephala Red Dragon vh P 60cmx60cm a white, Jul/Aug. b silver chevron l E vacciniifolia vh P 15cmx30cm a pale pink, Apr/Jun l D x virginiana Compton s Form h P 75cmx75cm a red, Sep/Oct. b grey and maroon chevrons l H PETRORHAGIA e h Caryophyllaceae Tunic Flower saxifraga Pink Starlets h R 7cmx20cm a pink, Jun/Sep. b grass-like l D PHILADELPHUS e g h m Philadelphaceae Mock Orange Belle Etoile vh S 1.5mx1.5m a white, purple eye, Jun/Jul. z l G coronarius Aureus vh S 1.8mx1.2m a white, frag, Jun/Jul. b golden. z l G coronarius Variegatus vh S 1.5mx1.2m a white, frag, Jun/Jul. b var. z l G Manteau d Hermine vh S 90cmx60cm a dbl cream, frag, Jun/Jul. z l G x Sybille vh S 1.5mx1.2m a white, tinged purple, frag, Jun/Jul. z l G Virginal vh S 2.4mx1.8m a dbl white, frag, Jun/Jul l F PHLOMIS e h Lamiaceae Jerusalem Sage italica h ES 60cmx45cm a pale rose, Jun/Aug l F longifolia h ES 90cmx90cm a deep yellow, Jun/Jul l G purpurea alba fh ES 90cmx60cm a white, Jun/Jul. b grey l I tuberosa Amazone vh P 15cmx60cm a purple, Jul/Aug l F PHLOX e g h i Polemoniaceae carolina Bill Baker vh P 45cmx30cm a pink, May/Jun. z l D divaricata Dirigo Ice vh R 30cmx30cm a light blue, May/Jun l E divaricata laphamii Chattahoochee vh R 20cmx20cm a blue,purple eye, May/Jul. z l E divaricata May Breeze vh R 30cmx30cm a soft blue, May/Jun l E maculata Natascha vh P 75cmx45cm a pink & white, Jul/Sep l D paniculata Becky Towe t h P 45cmx45cm a carmine, magenta eye, May/Jun. b gold var l G paniculata Eva Cullum vh P 75cmx60cm a clear pink, magenta eye l E paniculata Norah Leigh vh P 60cmx30cm a pale lilac, May/Jun. b white var l G x paniculata Starfire vh P 90cmx45cm a deep red, Jul/Sep. b dark l E x paniculata White Admiral vh P 90cmx45cm a large white, Jul/Sep. z l E x Pride Of Rochester vh R 7cmx20cm a pink, May/Jun cm E subulata Amazing Grace vh R 7cmx20cm a white, maroon eye, May/Jun cm D x subulata Kimono vh R 7cmx20cm a pink & white, May/Jun cm D x subulata McDaniel s Cushion vh R 7cmx20cm a large deep pink, May/Jun. z cm D subulata Nettleton Variation vh R 7cmx20cm a pink, May/Jun. b cream var cm D x subulata Temiskaming vh R 7cmx20cm a magenta red, Apr/Jun cm D vh very hardy h hardy fh fairly hardy hh half hardy t tender A Annual B Bulb/corm Bi Biennial C Climber E Evergreen F Fern G Grass P Perennial R Rock plant S Shrub SS Sub-shrub T Tree

37 35 PHORMIUM e h i p Phormiaceae NZ Flax Alison Blackman h ES 90cmx60cm b olive green & gold l J Duet h ES 90cmx60cm b cream var l J x Pink Panther h ES 90cmx60cm b pink var l J Platt s Black h ES 75cmx60cm b very dark purple l J Surfer h ES 90cmx60cm b green, brown margins l H tenax purpureum fh ES 90cmx60cm a black. b reddish purple. z l H tenax Sundowner fh ES 90cmx60cm b grey purple cream pink. z l I Yellow Wave h ES 90cmx60cm b yellow & green. z l I PHOTINIA e h Rosaceae Christmas Berry davidiana Palette h ES 1.8mx90cm a white. b cream & pink var. c red l H x fraseri Red Robin h ES 1.8mx1.2m b bright red shoots. z l G PHYGELIUS e h i Scrophulariaceae Cape Fuchsia x Funfare Wine h ES 60cmx60cm a wine red, Aug/Sep l F x rectus Moonraker h ES 60cmx60cm a creamy yellow, Aug/Sep l E PHYLLOSTACHYS e g h Poaceae Bamboo aureosulcata Aureocaulis h G 3mx1.2m d gold l L x nigra h G 3mx1.2m d black l N PHYSOCARPUS e f i q Rosaceae Ninebark opulifolius Dart s Gold vh S 1.5mx1.2m a white, Jun. b golden. z l F opulifolius Diabolo vh S 1.5mx1.2m b deep purple. z l H x opulifolius Lady In Red vh S 1.2mx1.2m a white, Jun. b red turns purple. Aut colours l J PHYSOSTEGIA e g i Lamiaceae Obedient Plant x virginiana vh P 75cmx45cm a pink, Jul/Sep l C virginiana speciosa Variegata vh P 60cmx45cm a pink, Jul/Sep. b white & pink var l F virginiana Summer Snow vh P 45cmx30cm a white, Jul/Sep. z l D PHYTOLACCA e g i Phytolaccaceae Poke Weed esculenta h P 90cmx75cm a white, Jun/Jul. c purple black. Aut colour l E PILEOSTEGIA e f Hydrangeaceae viburnoides (=SCHIZOPHRAGMA v.) h EC 3m a white, Sep. z l J PIMPINELLA g h i Apiceae Burnett Saxifrage major Rosea vh P 90cmx60cm a pink, Jun/Jul l E PIPTANTHUS e h Papilionaceae Evergreen Laburnum nepalensis (=laburnifolius) h ES 1.8mx1.2m a yellow, May l G PITTOSPORUM e m Pittosporaceae Parchment Bark Garnettii fh ES 1.2mx1.2m a purple brown, Spr. b white & pink var. z l H tenuifolium Irene Paterson fh ES 90cmx90cm a purple, frag, Spr. b marbled. z l H tenuifolium Limelight fh ES 1.2mx1.2m a purple, frag, Spr. b golden var l H tenuifolium Tom Thumb fh ES 60cmx60cm b purple. z l H x tobira Cuneatum fh ES 1.2mx1.2m a yellow, frag. b dark green l H tobira Variegatum fh ES 90cmx90cm b large, var. z l H PLATYCODON e h m Campanulaceae Balloon Flower grandiflorus Fuji Pink vh P 45cmx45cm a pink, Jul/Aug l E x grandiflorus Mariesii h P 45cmx45cm a large blue, Jun/Aug. z l F POLEMONIUM e h q Polemoniaceae Jacob s Ladder reptans Stairway To Heaven vh P 45cmx45cm a blue, May/Jul. b cream var, flushed purple l H x yezoense Bressingham Purple vh P 60cmx45cm a sapphire blue, May/Jul. b dark purple l F POLYGALA e i Polygalaceae Milkwort calcarea Lillet vh ER 5cmx15cm a deep blue, May/Jun. z cm H e full sun f partial shade g full shade h well drained i moist a flower b foliage c fruit d bark l new entry z AGM q loved by bees/butterflies m cut flower p rabbit resistant r royalty paid

38 36 POLYGONATUM Harmful if eaten f g h m Convallariaceae Solomon s Seal humile vh P 15cmx30cm a white, Jun l F x hybridum (=multiflorum) vh P 90cmx30cm a white, Jun. z l E POLYGONUM - see PERSICARIA POLYSTICHUM f i Aspidiaceae Fern x setiferum Herrenhausen h EF 45cmx60cm b soft shield fern l H x setiferum Pulcherrimum Bevis l H POTENTILLA e g h q Rosaceae Cinquefoil x Arc-en-Ciel vh P 30cmx45cm a yellow, red centre, dbl l E atrosanguinea argyrophylla vh P 30cmx45cm a orange yellow, Jun/Aug l D x Esta Ann vh P 15cmx45cm a yellow, red centre l E Flambeau vh P 45cmx45cm a semi-dbl cherry red, yellow centre l E u fruticosa Red Ace vh S 75cmx90cm a vermillion, Jun/Oct. FCC l F Gibson Scarlet vh P 45cmx45cm a scarlet. z l D megalantha (=fragiformis) vh P 20cmx30cm a large yellow, Jun/Aug. z l D x nepalensis Miss Willmott vh P 30cmx45cm a cherry pink, dark eye l E x nepalensis Ron McBeath vh P 30cmx45cm a carmine pink, Jun/Aug. b dark green l E thurberi Monarch s Velvet vh P 30cmx60cm a deep blood red, Jun/Aug l E x tonguei vh P 7cmx30cm a orange, Jun/Sep. z l D William Rollison vh P 30cmx60cm a dbl orange, Jun/Sep. z l D Yellow Queen vh P 45cmx45cm a bright yellow, Jun/Sep l D PRIMULA g i Primulaceae auricula vh R 15cmx15cm a various, frag, Spr. z cm D bulleyana vh P 60cmx30cm a orange, shaded apricot, Jun. z l D Elizabeth Killelay vh P 20cmx20cm a dark maroon edge gold, Mar/May cm H florindae vh P 60cmx60cm a sulphur yellow, Jun/Jul. z l D x japonica Apple Blossom vh P 45cmx30cm a pale pink, Jun l D japonica Miller s Crimson vh P 45cmx30cm a crimson, Jun. z l D japonica Postford White vh P 45cmx30cm a white, Jun. z l D juliae vh R 5cmx15cm a red purple, yellow eye, Mar/Apr cm C marginata vh ER 15cmx15cm a blue lilac, Mar/Apr. z cm E x Pink Ice vh P 7cmx15cm a dbl pink shades, frag, Apr/May l H x veris vh P 15cmx15cm a pale yellow. Cowslip z l B vulgaris Alex Brenton vh R 15cmx20cm a dbl cream, Apr/May cm G PROSTANTHERA e h Lamiaceae Mint Bush cuneata h ES 45cmx45cm a white, tinged mauve, Jun/Aug. z l G PRUNUS e f q Rosaceae Plum, Laurel x Amanogawa vh T 6mx2.4m a pink, Mar. Columnar. No Post H x domestica Marjorie s Seedling vh T 5mx4m St Julian A rootstock No Post F x domestica Victoria vh T 5mx4m St Julian A rootstock No Post F incisa Kojo-No-Mai vh S 90cmx60cm a white, frag, Apr/May. b Aut cols. Bonzai like l H laurocerasus Castlewellan vh ES 2.4mx1.8m a white, Apr/May. b mottled green & white l F laurocerasus Otto Luyken vh ES 1.2mx1.2m a white, Apr/May. z l F lusitanica Variegata vh ES 1.8mx1.5m a white, Jun l F Okame vh T 5mx2.4m a carmine pink, Mar. z No Post H x padus Colorata vh T 12mx6m a pink racemes, frag, May. z No Post J x padus Watereri vh T 12mx6m a white racemes, frag, May. No Post J x serrula Tibetica vh T 6mx4m d mahogany peeling. No Post J x x subhirtella Pendula Rubra vh T 10mx3m a bright pink, Spr. No Post J PTELEA e h Rutaceae Hop Tree x trifoliata Aurea h S 2.4mx1.2m a white, Jun. b golden. c lime green. z l J vh very hardy h hardy fh fairly hardy hh half hardy t tender A Annual B Bulb/corm Bi Biennial C Climber E Evergreen F Fern G Grass P Perennial R Rock plant S Shrub SS Sub-shrub T Tree

39 37 PULMONARIA g i p Boraginaceae Lungwort Blue Ensign vh EP 20cmx45cm a deep blue, Mar/May l F Diana Clare vh EP 20cmx45cm a violet blue, Feb/May. b very silvery l F Majesté vh EP 20cmx45cm a mauve blue, Apr/May. b spotted l E Roy Davidson vh EP 20cmx45cm a light blue, Apr/May. b spotted l F rubra David Ward vh EP 15cmx45cm a pink, Mar/Apr. b cream var l F rubra Redstart vh EP 20cmx45cm a red, Mar/Jun l E Sissinghurst White vh EP 20cmx45cm a white, Mar/May. z l E PULSATILLA Harmful if eaten e h Ranunculaceae Pasque Flower albana vh P 15cmx15cm a white to mauve, Mar/May cm D cernua vh P 15cmx15cm a dark purple brown, Mar/May cm E halleri Grandis vh P 15cmx15cm a deep pink, Mar/May cm E pratensis nigricans vh P 15cmx15cm a very deep purple, Mar/May cm F x vulgaris vh P 20cmx20cm a violet mauve, Mar/May. z cm D vulgaris Alba vh P 20cmx20cm a white, Mar/May. z cm E vulgaris Barton s Pink vh P 20cmx20cm a pink, Mar/May cm F vulgaris Eva Constance vh P 20cmx20cm a brick red, Mar/May cm F PYRACANTHA e g q Rosaceae Firethorn Alexander Pendula vh ES 60cmx1.2m a white. c yellow turning to red l E coccinea Red Column vh ES 2.4mx1.5m a white, May. c red l E Orange Charmer vh ES 2.4mx1.8m a white, May. c orange l E PYRUS e h Rosaceae Pear x communis Conference vh T 5mx4m Quince C rootstock No Post F x nivalis vh T 6mx4m a white. b silver. No Post I x salicifolia Pendulus vh T 4mx3m a white, Spr. b silver. z No Post I QUERCUS e h i Fagaceae Oak x ilex vh ET 20mx8m Holm oak z No Post I x palustris vh T 25mx10m b shiny. Aut colours. No Post I x rubra (=borealis) vh T 30mx15m b Aut colours. Red oak z No Post I REHMANNIA e h Gesneriaceae Chinese Foxglove x elata (=angulata) h P 45cmx30cm a rosy purple, Jun/Aug l D RHAMNUS Harmful if eaten e g h Rhamnaceae Buckthorn alaterna Argenteo Variegata h ES 2.4mx1.5m a greenish yellow, Apr. c red. z l H RHAPHIOLEPIS e h Rosaceae x x delacourii Coates Crimson h ES 90cmx90cm a dark pink, Jun l H umbellata t h ES 90cmx90cm a white, frag, Jun. c black. z l H RHAZYA - see AMSONIA RHEUM Harmful if eaten g i p Polygonaceae Rhubarb Ace Of Hearts vh P 1.2mx90cm a pale pink, Jun/Jul. b red back l F RHODANTHEMUM e h Asteraceae hosmariense (=Leucanthemum h.) h ER 20cmx30cm a white, May/Oct. b grey. z cm F RIBES g h q Grossulariaceae Currant x gordonianum vh S 1.5mx1.2m a bronzy red & yellow, May l G speciosum h S 1.5mx1.2m a red trumpets, May/Jun. z l H ROMNEYA e h p Papaveraceae Tree Poppy x coulteri vh P 90cmx90cm a white, Jul/Oct. b grey. z l L e full sun f partial shade g full shade h well drained i moist a flower b foliage c fruit d bark l new entry z AGM q loved by bees/butterflies m cut flower p rabbit resistant r royalty paid

40 38 ROSA e h m Rosaceae Rose banksiae Lutea fh C 3m a dbl yellow, May. z l G chinensis Pompon de Paris vh C 2.4m a dbl small pink, Jun/Sep l G x glauca (=rubriflora) h S 1.8mx1.5m a pink, Jun. b grey. c red. z l F Mermaid vh C 5m a primrose yellow, Jul/Sep. z l G ROSCOEA e g i Zingiberaceae scillifolia h R 30cmx7cm a purplish pink, Jun/Jul cm G ROSMARINUS e h Lamiaceae Rosemary officinalis Green Ginger h ES 60cmx60cm a blue, May/Jun. b ginger frag l E x officinalis McConnell s Blue h ES 30cmx90cm a bright blue, May/Jun. b aromatic. z l E officinalis Miss Jessopp s Upright h ES 90cmx60cm a blue, May/Jun. b aromatic. z l E x officinalis Roseus h ES 60cmx60cm a lilac pink, May/Jun. b aromatic l E officinalis Severn Sea h ES 45cmx90cm a blue, May/Jun. b aromatic. z l E RUBUS g h Rosaceae Bramble Benenden vh S 4mx4m a white, May. z l G cockburnianus Goldenvale j vh S 1.8mx1.8m b golden. d white. z l F phoenicolasius vh S 1.8mx1.8m a pale pink, Jun. d red, bristly l G spectabilis Olympic Double t vh S 1.2mx90cm a dbl deep pink, May l G thibetanus j vh S 1.5mx90cm a purple. d white. z l F RUDBECKIA e h m q Asteraceae Coneflower fulgida deamii vh P 90cmx45cm a golden, black brown cone. z l E Goldquelle vh P 90cmx60cm a dbl deep yellow, Jul/Sep l E x laciniata Herbstonne vh P 1.8mx60cm a golden, Aug/Oct l E x maxima t vh P 1.8mx60cm a yellow, Aug/Oct. b grey l E RUSCUS f g h Ruscaceae Butcher s Broom x John Redmond vh ES 45cmx30cm a small greenish. c bright red l H SALIX e i m Salicaceae Willow alba vitellina Britzensis vh S 2.4mx1.8m d orange. z l E babylonica Crispa vh T 4mx1.8m b spirally curled. No Post F Erythroflexuosa h S 2.4mx90cm d golden, twisted l F x fargesii vh S 90cmx90cm b glossy young shoots l H x x gracilistyla Melanostachys vh S 90cmx90cm a black catkins, Spr. z l E SALVIA e h q Lamiaceae Sage blepharophylla h P 30cmx60cm a scarlet, Jun/Sep l E buchananii hh P 45cmx45cm a deep magenta, Jun/Oct. z l E x confertiflora hh P 1.5mx60cm a vermillion, Aug/Oct l E x guaranitica Argentine Skies t h P 1.5mx90cm a sky blue, Sep/Oct l E guaranitica Black and Blue hh P 1.5mx90cm a indigo blue, Sep l E guaranitica Blue Enigma h P 1.5mx90cm a deep blue, Sep/Oct. z l E x jamensis La Luna fh S 60cmx30cm a creamy yellow, Jul/Oct l E merjamie Mint Sauce vh P 60cmx45cm a pink, Jun/Aug. b mint scented l E x microphylla Cerise h S 90cmx60cm a cerise, Aug/Oct l E x microphylla Hot Lips h S 75cmx60cm a red & white, Jul/Oct l E x microphylla Pink Blush fh S 60cmx45cm a pale pink, Jul/Oct l E x microphylla Trelissick h P 60cmx45cm a creamy yellow, Jun/Oct l E nemorosa Caradonna h EP 45cmx45cm a purple blue, Jun/Sep. b light green l E nemorosa Lubecca h EP 60cmx45cm a violet purple, Jun/Sep. z l E nemorosa Ostfriesland h EP 60cmx30cm a bluish purple, Jun/Sep. z l E x nemorosa Pink Friesland h EP 60cmx30cm a pink, Jun/Sep l E x officinalis Berggarten h ES 45cmx60cm b large greyish purple l E officinalis Icterina h ES 45cmx90cm a blue. b gold var. z l D officinalis Purpurascens h ES 45cmx90cm a blue. b purple. z l D patens hh P 45cmx45cm a gentian blue, Aug/Sep. z l E patens Cambridge Blue hh P 45cmx45cm a pale blue, Aug/Sep. z l E Raspberry Royale h S 60cmx60cm a raspberry, Jul/Oct. z l E vh very hardy h hardy fh fairly hardy hh half hardy t tender A Annual B Bulb/corm Bi Biennial C Climber E Evergreen F Fern G Grass P Perennial R Rock plant S Shrub SS Sub-shrub T Tree

41 39 SALVIA - continued e h q Lamiaceae Sage x sylvestris May Night (= Mainacht ) h P 45cmx30cm a violet, Jun/Sep. z l E x sylvestris Rose Queen h P 90cmx45cm a bright pink, Jun/Sep l E uliginosa h P 1.8mx60cm a sky blue, Aug/Nov. z l E SAMBUCUS e g Caprifoliaceae Elder x nigra Black Beauty t vh S 1.8mx1.5m a pink, Spr. b deep purple. z l H x nigra Black Lace vh S 1.8mx1.5m a pink, Spr. b deep purple, cut l H nigra Pulverulenta vh S 1.5mx1.2m a white, Spr. b mottled white l F SANGUISORBA e g i Rosaceae Burnet x obtusa vh P 90cmx60cm a lilac pink tassels, Jul/Sep l E officinalis Tanna vh P 90cmx60cm a maroon, Jul/Aug l E SANTOLINA e h Asteraceae Lavender Cotton pinnata neap. Edward Bowles h ES 45cmx60cm a pale yellow, Jul/Aug. b grey l E rosmarinifolia Primrose Gem h ES 30cmx60cm a pale yellow. b green. z l E SARCOCOCCA e f m Buxaceae Christmas Box hookeriana digyna vh ES 60cmx45cm a white, frag. b dark green. z l F x hookeriana humilis vh ES 60cmx45cm a white, frag. b dark green. c black l F SAXIFRAGA e g i p Saxifragaceae Saxifrage Southside Seedling h ER 20cmx15cm a white, spotted red, Jun/Aug. z cm F Winifred Bevington vh ER 7cmx15cm a white, spotted pink, Apr/May cm B SCABIOSA e h q Dipsacaceae Scabious atropurpurea Chile Black h P 45cmx30cm a deep purple, Jun/Sep. Short lived l E atropurpurea Chile Pepper h P 60cmx45cm a large coral red, Jun/Sep. Short lived l E atropurpurea Chile Sauce h P 60cmx45cm a large purple & white, Jun/Sep. Short lived l E caucasica Miss Willmott vh P 60cmx60cm a cream, Jun/Sep. z l E caucasica Stäfa vh P 60cmx60cm a deep blue, Jun/Sep l E x columbaria Misty Butterflies vh P 20cmx20cm a pink & lavender, Jun/Sep l E SCAEVOLA e h Goodeniaceae Fan Flower x Saphira hh P 30cmx45cm a deep blue, Jun/Oct l C SCHIZOPHRAGMA - see PILEOSTEGIA SCHIZOSTYLIS e i Iridaceae Kaffir Lily x coccinea alba h P 75cmx30cm a pure white, Oct/Nov l E coccinea Major h P 75cmx30cm a red, Oct/Nov. z l E coccinea Sunrise h P 75cmx30cm a pink, Oct/Nov. z l E coccinea Zeal Salmon h P 75cmx30cm a salmon pink, Oct/Nov l E SCUTELLARIA e h Lamiaceae Skullcap x havanensis t h P15cmx30cm a lemon yellow, Jul l E x incana (=canescens) h P 60cmx45cm a lavender blue, Jul. b greyish l E SEDUM e h p q Crassulaceae Stonecrop Bertram Anderson vh P 20cmx45cm a red, Jul/Aug. b bluish purple. z l D Carl vh P 45cmx45cm a bright pink, Aug/Sep l E erythrostichum Frosty Morn vh P 45cmx45cm a white, fades pink, Sep/Oct. b white var l E Joyce Henderson vh P 45cmx45cm a pink, Aug/Sep. b grey green l F Purple Emperor vh P 45cmx45cm a dusky red, Aug/Sep. b dark purple l F spathulifolium Cape Blanco vh ER 5cmx15cm a bright yellow, May/Jun. b grey white. z cm B Stewed Rhubarb Mountain vh P 30cmx45cm a white, pink buds, Aug/Sep l E x telephium Lynda Windsor vh P 30cmx45cm a ruby, Jul/Sep. b deep purple l F telephium Matrona vh P 45cmx45cm a pink, Aug/Sep. b greenish pink l F telephium Munstead Red vh P 60cmx60cm a red, Aug/Oct l E x telephium Red Cauli t vh P 30cmx45cm a deep red, Jul/Oct. b dark purple green l F SELINUM e g h i Apiceae Himalayan Parsley x wallichianum (=tenuifolium) vh P 1.5mx60cm a white umbels, Jul/Sep. b red purple stalks l E e full sun f partial shade g full shade h well drained i moist a flower b foliage c fruit d bark l new entry z AGM q loved by bees/butterflies m cut flower p rabbit resistant r royalty paid

42 40 SEMPERVIVUM e h Crassulaceae Houseleek Commander Hay vh EP 15cmx30cm a greenish red, Sum. b huge. z cm D SIDALCEA e g i q Malvaceae Prairie Mallow candida vh P 90cmx45cm a pure white, Jun/Sep l E Elsie Heugh vh P 75cmx45cm a satin pink, Jul/Sep. z l E Loveliness vh P 75cmx45cm a shell pink, Jul/Sep l E SISYRINCHIUM e g h i Iridaceae Satin Flower biscutella vh R 20cmx15cm a chocolate & yellow, Apr/Jul cm B Californian Skies vh R 20cmx15cm a blue, Apr/Jul cm B striatum h P 60cmx30cm a pale yellow, Jun/Jul l C SKIMMIA g h i q Rutaceae x confusa Kew Green v vh ES 90cmx90cm a green, frag, Apr/May. z l H japonica Redruth w vh ES 90cmx90cm a white, Apr/May. c red l H japonica Rubella v vh ES 60cmx60cm a white, Spr. b red margin. z l G SMILACINA - see MAIANTHEMUM SOLANUM Harmful if eaten e h Solanaceae Nightshade crispum Glasnevin h ES 2.4mx1.8m a purple, yellow eye, Jun/Sep. z l F jasminoides Album fh C 4m a white, yellow eye, Jul/Oct. z l G x rantonnetii (=LYCIANTHES r.) hh ES 90cmx90cm a deep blue, Sum l G SOLIDAGO e h q Asteraceae Golden Rod x caesia vh P 60cmx45cm a yellow, Aug/Oct. d blue l E x SOLIDASTER e h q Asteraceae x luteus Lemore vh P 60cmx45cm a lemon yellow, Jul/Aug l E SOPHORA e h Papilionaceae Kowhai microphylla h ES 3mx1.2m a gold, May. No Post H x davidii fh S 1.5mx1.2m a mauve white, May l I SORBUS e i Rosaceae Rowan, Whitebeam x aria Lutescens vh T 12mx8m a white. b silver underneath. z No Post J x aria Majestica vh T 12mx8m a white, Spr. b large, silvery. No Post J x aucuparia Sheerwater Seedling vh T 15mx8m c red, Aut. Upright z No Post J x commixta Embley vh T 15mx8m b Aut colours. c orange red. No Post J x hupehensis vh T 10mx5m b red, Aut. c pinky white. Upright No Post J SPHAERALCEA e h Malvaceae Globe Mallow u Childerley fh SS 75cmx60cm a orange, Jun/Sep l F x fendleri venusta t fh P 60cmx30cm a greyish pink, Jun/Oct l E u Hopleys Lavender fh SS 90cmx90cm a lavender, Jun/Sep l F u Newleaze Coral t h SS 75cmx60cm a coral, Jun/Sep l F SPIRAEA e h q Rosaceae x japonica Gold Flame vh S 75cmx75cm a red, Jul/Aug. b red, gold & green. z l D x nipponica Snowmound vh S 90cmx60cm a white, Jun l D SPIRANTHES e h Orchidaceae Ladies Tresses cernua odorata Chadd s Ford vh P 45cmx30cm a white, frag, Aug/Nov l J STACHYS e h p q Lamiaceae Lambs Ears byzantina Big Ears vh EP 15cmx45cm b large silvery l E x byzantina Silver Carpet vh EP 15cmx45cm b silver l D x Daniella vh EP 30cmx45cm a crimson, Jul/Aug. b pale yellow green l E monieri Hummelo vh P 75cmx45cm a deep lilac, Jul/Aug l E STEPHANANDRA e g q Rosaceae x incisa Crispa h S 30cmx1.2m a white, Jun. b lobed & toothed l E vh very hardy h hardy fh fairly hardy hh half hardy t tender A Annual B Bulb/corm Bi Biennial C Climber E Evergreen F Fern G Grass P Perennial R Rock plant S Shrub SS Sub-shrub T Tree

43 41 STIPA e h Poaceae Spear Grass arundinacea h EG 1.2mx60cm a brownish green to orange, Sum l E gigantea h EG 1.8mx90cm a purple to golden, Sum. z l F tenuissima h G 60cmx60cm b honey brown l E STOKESIA e g h Asteraceae Stokes Aster laevis Mary Gregory vh EP 45cmx30cm a butter yellow, Jun/Sep l E laevis Purple Parasols vh EP 30cmx30cm a deep violet purple, Aug/Sep l E STRANVÆSIA - see PHOTINIA STROBILANTHES g h Acanthaceae Cane Head x dyeriana hh P 60cmx60cm a pale blue. b exotic purple l E SUTERA e h Scrophulariaceae Glory Plant x Great Purple hh P 15cmx45cm a purple, Jun/Oct l C SYMPHYTUM f g i Boraginaceae Comfrey uplandicum Axminster Gold vh P 1.2mx90cm a pink to blue. b large golden var l H TANACETUM e h Asteraceae Tansy coccineum Eileen May Robinson vh P 75cmx60cm a pale pink, May/Jul. z l E x vulgare Isla Gold vh P 75cmx60cm b golden, deeply cut l E TAXODIUM e f i Cupressaceae Swamp Cypress x distichum vh T 20mx5m b gold, Aut. d reddish brown. No Post H TELLIMA g i p Saxifragaceae Fringecup grandiflora vh EP 75cmx30cm a cream l C x grandiflora Rubra vh EP 75cmx30cm a cream. b purple green l D TEUCRIUM e h Lamiaceae Germander viscidum Lemon & Lime vh P 60cmx45cm b golden, green in centre l D THALICTRUM e g i Ranunculaceae Meadow Rue x aquilegiifolium album vh P 90cmx60cm a white, Jun/Jul l E aquilegiifolium Thundercloud vh P 1.2mx60cm a mauve, Jun/Aug. b silver green. z l E delavayi (=dipterocarpum) vh P 1.2mx60cm a lilac, Jul/Sep. z l E delavayi Hewitt s Double h P 90cmx60cm a dbl mauve, Jun/Aug. z l F Elin vh P 2.1mx1.2m a purple, Jun/Aug l F x flavum glaucum vh P 1.2mx60cm a yellow, Jun/Aug. b blue l E kiusianum vh P 15cmx45cm a purple, Jun/Sep. b fernlike l E rochebruneanum vh P 90cmx30cm a lilac, Jun/Aug l E THERMOPSIS e i Papilionaceae Buffalo Pea rhombifolia montana j vh P 90cmx90cm a bright yellow, Sum l D THYMUS e i Lamiaceae Thyme x citriodorus Golden King h ER 20cmx30cm a lavender pink, Jun. b golden, aromatic cm C x citriodorus Variegatus h ER 15cmx15cm a mauve. b silver var cm C doerfleri Bressingham Pink h ER 5cmx20cm a pink cm C Hartington Silver (= Highland Cream ) h ER 15cmx30cm b cream var, aromatic cm C Peter Davis h ER 15cmx30cm a pink, Jun. b aromatic cm C pulegioides Archers Gold h ER 20cmx30cm b golden, aromatic cm C TRACHELOSPERMUM e h Apocynaceae Star Jasmine x jasminoides h EC 5m a white, frag. z l H jasminoides Variegatum h EC 1.8m a white, frag, Sum. b cream var. z l H jasminoides Wilsonii h C 2.4m a white, frag, Sum. b crimson, Aut l H TRACHYCARPUS e h Arecaceae Chusan Palm x fortunei fh ES 2.4mx1.5m a yellow, Jun/Aug. Palm l H e full sun f partial shade g full shade h well drained i moist a flower b foliage c fruit d bark l new entry z AGM q loved by bees/butterflies m cut flower p rabbit resistant r royalty paid

44 42 TRACHYSTEMON g h p Boraginaceae Abraham Isaac Jaco orientalis vh P 15cmx30cm a blue, Apr/May l D TRADESCANTIA e g h i Commelinaceae Spiderwort x andersoniana Bilberry Ice vh P 45cmx30cm a maroon & white, Jun/Sep l D u x andersoniana Blue & Gold vh P 45cmx30cm a blue, Jun/Sep. b golden l D x andersoniana Concord Grape vh P 60cmx45cm a violet purple, May/Oct. b long grey l D x andersoniana Innocence vh P 45cmx45cm a pure white, Jun/Sep l D x andersoniana Purewell Giant vh P 60cmx45cm a carmine purple, Jun/Sep l D TRICYRTIS f g i Convallariaceae Toad Lily x hirta Raspberry Mousse vh P 60cmx45cm a deep raspberry, Aug/Oct l F Hototogisu vh P 75cmx45cm a pale mauve purple, no spots, Aug/Oct l D Tojen vh P 45cmx45cm a lilac pink, white centre, Aug/Oct l E TRIFOLIUM e h Papilionaceae Clover x repens Purpurascens Quad. h P 7cmx15cm a white. b bronze, 4 leaflets l D rubens Peach Pink h P 45cmx30cm a pale pink, Jun/Sep l E TRITONIA e h Iridaceae Blazing Star disticha rubrolucens h P 90cmx20cm a pink, Aug/Sep l D TROLLIUS e f i p Ranunculaceae Globe Flower chinensis Golden Queen vh P 60cmx45cm a orange, May/Jul. z l E x x cultorum Alabaster h P 45cmx45cm a palem lemon, May/Jul l G europaeus vh P 60cmx45cm a lemon yellow, May/Aug l E UVULARIA f g h i Convallariaceae Merrybells grandiflora vh P 60cmx30cm a yellow, nodding, Apr/May. z l G VERBASCUM e h q Scrophulariaceae Mullein x chaixii Album h Bi 90cmx30cm a white, purple eye, Jun/Aug. z l D Gainsborough h Bi 90cmx30cm a pale yellow, Jun/Aug. b grey. z l E u Helen Johnson h P 90cmx30cm a brown, Jun/Sep. b grey. Sterile z l E Jackie h P 45cmx30cm a pinkish beige, May/Oct l E VERBENA e h Verbenaceae Vervain bonariensis h P 1.8mx60cm a lavender pink, Jun/Oct. Self seeds l D x hastata Pink Spires h P 60cmx45cm a pale pink, Jul/Sep l E x Lipstick Lace hh P 20cmx60cm a deep salmon, white eye, May/Oct l C litoralis h P 1.5mx75cm a small lavender pink, Jun/Oct l D x macdougalii h P 90cmx45cm a deep purple, Jun/Sep l D rigida h P 60cmx30cm a purplish blue, May/Sep l C rigida Polaris h P 60cmx30cm a silver blue, May/Sep l E x Tapien Violet hh P 20cmx60cm a deep violet, May/Oct l C VERNONIA e g i Asteraceae Ironweed crinita Mammuth vh P 1.8mx60cm a purple, Sep/Oct l F x fasciculata vh P 1.5mx60cm a crimson, Sep/Oct l F VERONICA e h q Scrophulariaceae Speedwell austriaca teuc. Crater Lake Blue vh P 20cmx45cm a gentian blue, May/Jul. z l E gentianoides vh P 20cmx45cm a blue, May/Jul. z l C gentianoides Tissington White t vh P 20cmx45cm a white, May/Jun l E peduncularis Georgia Blue. vh R 15cmx45cm a dark blue, Mar/Jun l D prostrata Lilac Time vh R 7cmx20cm a lilac, May/Jul cm C prostrata Mrs Holt vh R 7cmx20cm a pink, May/Sep cm C prostrata Spode Blue vh R 7cmx20cm a pale blue, May/Jun. z cm C prostrata Trehane vh R 7cmx20cm a blue, Jun. b golden cm C spicata Heidekind vh P 15cmx20cm a rose pink, Jun/Aug l E x spicata Romiley Purple vh P 60cmx45cm a purple, Sum l D vh very hardy h hardy fh fairly hardy hh half hardy t tender A Annual B Bulb/corm Bi Biennial C Climber E Evergreen F Fern G Grass P Perennial R Rock plant S Shrub SS Sub-shrub T Tree

45 43 VERONICASTRUM e h Scrophulariaceae Black Root virginicum Album vh P 1.2mx60cm a white, Jul/Sep l E x virginicum Lavendelturm vh P 1.2mx60cm a lavender, Jul/Sep l E virginicum Pink Glow vh P 1.2mx60cm a pink, Jul/Sep l E VIBURNUM g h q Caprifoliaceae x bodnantense Charles Lamont vh S 2.1mx1.2m a white, frag, Nov/Feb l H x bodnantense Dawn vh S 2.1mx1.2m a pink, frag, Nov/Feb. z l F carlesii Aurora vh S 1.2mx1.2m a pink, frag, Apr/May. z l J x cylindricum h ES 2.4mx1.2m a white, Jul/Sep. b waxy surface. c black l G davidii h ES 60cmx90cm a dull white. c blue. Shade z l I farreri Candidissimum vh S 1.8mx90cm a pure white, frag, Feb. c red l G x x hillieri Winton vh ES 1.8mx1.2m a white, frag, Jun. b reddish. c red & black. z l G opulus Compactum vh S 1.5mx1.2m a white, Jun/Jun. c red. z l G opulus Xanthocarpum vh S 2.4mx1.8m a white, May/Jun. c yellow. z l G x plicatum Lanarth vh S 1.2mx2.1m a white, May/Jun. b tiered l G plicatum Pink Beauty t h S 1.2mx1.5m a pale pink turns deep pink, May/Jun. z l H x rhytidophyllum vh ES 3mx2.1m a white, May/Jun l G tinus Eve Price h ES 2.1mx1.8m a pink, Dec/Mar. z l F tinus Variegatum h ES 1.2mx90cm a pink, Dec/Mar. b yellow var l G VINCA f g i p Apocynaceae Periwinkle minor Azurea Flore Pleno vh EP 15cmx90cm a dbl sky blue, Mar/Jul. z l D minor Dartington Star vh EP 15cmx90cm a large deep blue, Mar/Jul l C minor Illumination vh EP 15cmx90cm a blue, Mar/Jul. b yellow & cream var l D VIOLA e g i Violaceae Pansy, Violet cornuta Alba vh R 7cmx30cm a white, Apr/Sep. z cm C cornuta Boughton Blue vh R 7cmx30cm a pale blue, Apr/Sep cm C Huntercombe Purple vh R 15cmx20cm a deep purple, May/Sep. z cm C x Martin vh R 7cmx20cm a deep blue purple, May/Sep. z cm C x Melting Moments vh R 7cmx20cm a pink, cream & yellow, May/Sep cm C Molly Sanderson vh R 7cmx20cm a best black, May/Sep. z cm C Moonlight vh R 7cmx20cm a cream, frag, May/Sep. z cm C x Mrs Lancaster vh R 7cmx20cm a white, frag, May/Sep cm C odorata Double Blue h R 7cmx20cm a dbl mid blue, frag, Spr cm G sororia Freckles vh R 7cmx30cm a white, blue flecks, Sum cm C sororia Freckles Dark Form vh R 7cmx30cm a mauve, blue flecks, Sum cm C VITIS e h Vitaceae Vine x Brant vh C 6m Aut Colours z l H coignetiae h C 5m b large, good Aut colour. z l H x vinifera Muscat Hamburg vh C 4m c rich purple, edible l H WALDSTEINIA g h Rosaceae Barren Strawberry ternata vh P 15cmx45cm a yellow, Jun/Jul l C WATSONIA e h Iridaceae Bugle Lily x Orange fh B 75cmx30cm a orange pink, Jul/Aug l E WISTERIA Harmful if eaten e g h i Papilionaceae x brachybotrys Showa-Beni vh C 8m a pink, frag, Apr/May l L x floribunda Domino vh C 8m a mid purple, Apr/May l L XEROCHRYSUM e h Asteraceae x bracteatum Sunrise Flame hh P 30cmx30cm a orange & yellow, May/Oct l C x bracteatum White hh P 30cmx30cm a pure white, gold eye, May/Oct l C YUCCA e h p Agavaceae Adam s Needle filamentosa Bright Edge vh ES 90cmx60cm a white, Jul/Aug. b golden var. z l H e full sun f partial shade g full shade h well drained i moist a flower b foliage c fruit d bark l new entry z AGM q loved by bees/butterflies m cut flower p rabbit resistant r royalty paid

46 44 ZAUSCHNERIA e h Onagraceae Californian Fuchsia californica Dublin h P 20cmx60cm a scarlet, Aug/Oct. z l E u californica Western Hills h P 30cmx45cm a orange red, Aug/Oct. z l E ZEPHYRANTHES e h i Amaryllidaceae Zephyr Flower candida fh B 20cmx7cm a white, Aut cm F We have many other plants not listed above so please ask or look at the full list on our web site, we may have it! Perhaps you have a plant you think we should grow - we may be pleased to swop. HOPLEYS WAVY SPADE Over the last 30 years we have been using wavy spades at Hopleys as indispensable tools. They are ideal for general purpose digging as they cut through the ground with much less effort than the conventional shape, and they are brilliant for moving shrubs or dividing perennials as they slice cleanly through roots. Note the turned over top rim to prevent damage to your boots! We have often been asked for the name of a supplier but this design seems to be impossible to obtain. So we have decided to offer them at Hopleys and have now sold many hundreds! They are priced at 35 each for a good quality small stainless steel border spade 140mm wide, 1m high as illustrated and would make an ideal present. Please allow 21 days for delivery. Postage and packing is 8.50 for 1 or 2 spades.

47 45 Plants for a purpose a few suggestions Suitable for North or East walls - Akebia, Berberidopsis, Chaenomeles, Clematis, Cotoneaster, Euonymus, Hedera, Humulus, Hydrangea, Lonicera, Pyracantha, Rubus. Suitable for South or West walls - Abelia, Actinidia, Campsis, Ceanothus, Coronilla, Cytisus battandieri, Escallonia, Ficus, Fremonodendron, Jasminum, Malvastrum, Rhaphiolepis, Solanum, Trachelospermum. Suitable for moist shade - Anemone, Astilbe, Athyrium, Convallaria, Dicentra, Filipendula, Helleborus, Hosta, Hydrangea, Lysichiton, Maianthemum, Meconopsis, Osmunda, Polygonatum, Primula, Pulmonaria, Rubus, Salix, Sambucus, Skimmia, Tellima, Trollius. Suitable for dry shade - Aegopodium, Alchemilla, Cyclamen, Danae, Euonymus, Euphorbia, Geranium - some, Omphalodes, Pachysandra, Pulmonaria, Ribes, Ruscus, Symphytum, Trachystemon, Vinca, Waldsteinia. Autumn interest - Acer, Berberis, Bidens, Ceratostigma, Cornus, Cotinus, Cotoneaster, Crataegus, Euonymus, Lespedeza, Liquidambar, Miscanthus, Nerine, Parrotia, Salvia, Spiraea, Schizostylis, Zauschneria. Winter interest - Acer griseum, Arbutus, Bergenia, Betula, Cornus, Elaeagnus, Euonymus, Garrya, Helleborus, Omphalodes, Prunus serrula, Pulmonaria, Ribes, Viburnum (some). Scented flowers - Abelia, Akebia, Buddleia, Choisya, Coronilla, Cosmos, Cytisus, Daphne, Dianthus, Dictamnus, Elaeagnus, Hosta, Jasminum, Lonicera, Mahonia, Myrtus, Osmanthus, Philadelphus, Sarcococca, Trachelospermum, Viburnum. Flower arranging - Acacia, Achillea, Allium, Alstroemeria, Anchusa, Anemone, Astilbe, Astrantia, Choisya, Crocosmia, Delphinium, Dianthus, Echinacea, Eryngium, Garrya, Gladiolus, Gypsophila, Helichrysum, Hellebrous, Lavandula, Lilium, Lonicera, Nerine, Philadelphus, Phlox, Pittosporum, Platycodon, Polygonatum, Rosa, Rosmarinus, Salix, Sarcococca, Syringa, Watsonia. Conservatory - Aloysia, Alyogyne, Anisodontea, Coronilla, Correa, Crinodendron, Dianella, Fascicularia, Fuchsia, Grevillea, Mimulus, Nerine, Oxalis, Passiflora, Salvia, Solanum. Lime loving - Buddleia, Caryopteris, Centranthus, Choisya, Cistus, Cyclamen, Dianthus, Erysimum, Euonymus, Perovskia, Phlomis, Pulsatilla. Bold foliage - Acanthus, Angelica, Arundo, Astelia, Bergenia, Catalpa, Cynara, Darmera, x Fatshedera, Ficus, Gunnera, Hosta, Lysichiton, Macleaya, Paulownia, Phormium, Rheum, Trachycarpus. Attractive to butterflies - Armeria, Aster, Buddleia, Calamintha, Chrysanthemum, Coreopsis, Echinacea, Echinops, Erigeron, Eryngium, Escallonia, Hebe, Helenium, Knautia, Lavandula, Mentha, Nepeta, Phlox, Scabiosa, Sedum, Solidago, Syringa, Thymus. Attractive to bees - Allium, Anchusa, Anemone, Aster, Buxus, Campanula, Ceanothus, Cirsium, Echinacea, Eryngium, Heliopsis, Inula, Lavandula, Monarda, Origanum, Salvia, Scabiosa, Sedum, Serratula, Sidalcea, Stachys, Verbascum. Resistant to Honey Fungus - Abelia, Actinidia, Arbutus, Deutzia, Juglans, Passiflora, Pittosporum, Ribes, Rosa, Rubus, Salix, Syringa, Viburnum, Vitis, Wisteria. Long flowering - Acanthus, Argyranthemum, Aster, Convolvulus, Cuphea, Diascia, Fuchsia, Gaillardia, Geranium, Lavatera, Leucanthemum, Knautia, Malva, Malvastrum, Mimulus, Nemesia, Osteospermum, Penstemon, Petrorhagia, Potentilla, Pulmonaria, Salvia, Scaevola, Solanum, Sphaeralcea, Sutera, Verbena, Viola, Xerochrysum. Rabbit resistant - Aegopodium, Agapanthus, Alchemilla, Anemone, Aquilegia, Arbutus, Asclepias, Aster, Astilbe, Bergenia, Brunnera, Buddleia, Campanula, Ceanothus, Choisya, Clematis, Convallaria, Cortaderia, Corydalis, Crocosmia, Cyclamen, Daphne, Digitalis, Euonymus, Euphorbia, Fuchsia, Gentiana, Geranium, Helleborus, Helenium, Helianthus, Hemerocallis, Hosta, Houttuynia, Hydrangea, Hypericum, Iris, Kniphofia, Lamium, Lonicera, Lysimachia, Malva, Nepeta, Omphalodes, Paeonia, Papaver, Penstemon, Philadelphus, Polygonatum, Polygonum, Pulmonaria, Rhazya, Ribes, Romneya, Rosa, Rosmarinus, Rubus, Sambucus, Saxifraga, Sedum, Skimmia, Spiraea, Stachys, Syringa, Tradescantia, Trollius, Vancouveria, Viburnum, Vinca. Deer resistant - Acanthus, Allium, Artemisia, Arundo, Astilbe, Buddleia, Buxus, Campanula, Carex, Centaurea, Ceratostigma, Chaenomeles, Choisya, Cistus, Clematis, Cortaderia, Crocosmia, Daphne, Dicentra, Digitalis, Euphorbia, Filipendula, Geranium, Helianthus, Helichrysum, Hosta, Hydrangea, Hypericum, Iris, Jasminum, Lavandula, Leucojum, Liriope, Lonicera, Lychnis, Mahonia, Mentha, Nepeta, Origanum, Paeonia, Papaver, Philadelphus, Phormium, Polygonatum, Potentilla, Pulmonaria, Ribes, Romneya, Rudbeckia, Salvia, Scabiosa, Sisyrinchium, Spiraea, Thalictrum, Vinca.

48 46 TERMS OF BUSINESS Please read carefully before ordering Availability We list those varieties of plant which we expect to grow in reasonable numbers this year. Due to demand, method of growing or crop failure we estimate that approximately 80% will be available at any given time. We recommend that you order early. There are many other varieties available in small quantities at Hopleys (see web site). Substitutes If varieties are unavailable substitutes may be offered but they will not be supplied unless agreed. Prices We reserve the right to alter prices without notice. Prices vary according to pot size and are determined from the Price Code given for each plant in conjunction with the Price Code Table given on page 5. Discounts A 10% discount is given for 5 or more of a variety. An extra 5% discount is given on orders exceeding 100 in value, and 10% if the total exceeds 300. Trade customers are invited to contact the Nursery or visit our web site for further details. Methods of Payment By Cheque (made payable to 'Hopleys Plants Ltd'), Visa, Access, Switch, Postal Order, Credit Note or Hopleys Gift Token. We regret that we do not accept National Garden Gift Tokens. Cards will not be cashed until plants have been despatched or collected. Collecting Orders from Hopleys Following confirmation of order, please give us at least 2 days notice of your intended collection date. Nursery opening times are given on page 1. Collecting Orders from Shows Orders may be collected from any of the shows at which we exhibit excluding the Chelsea Flower Show. Dates are given on our website. Orders must be received in writing by the Monday of the week prior to the start of a show. A charge of 2.00 is made towards the cost of administration. Payment is due on collection, but please note that we are not able to take credit cards at shows. An advice note will be sent to you prior to the show; please bring it with you. Orders not collected by 4pm on the last day of a show (unless by prior arrangement) will be cancelled, and the plants offered for sale. Mail Order Orders will only be acknowledged on receipt of a stamped addressed envelope. Full payment is required before despatch. Our aim is to despatch plants within 28 days of receipt of order, weather permitting. There will be no despatches in January or February. There is no minimum order. No signature is required on delivery, so please give instructions of where to put the parcel safely in the event of your absence. Because no signature is required, parcels can not be insured. The price shown in the catalogue applies to a plant in the size of pot shown. Other sizes are often available and may be offered at corresponding prices (see table on page 5). Sorry, we cannot send trees or any plants marked No Post. The following Carriage and Packing charges now apply: for Mainland Britain (via 24hr carrier) 7.00 plus 10% of order value, for Northern Ireland (via ParcelForce): plus 10% of order value. Please note that re-orders for unavailable plants do incur the Postage and Packing charge. VAT We are on the Agriculture Flat Rate VAT Scheme which means that no VAT is included in our prices, nor is any chargeable. VAT rated customers may, however, reclaim a 4% addition please ask for a VAT receipt. Export We do not export. We are, however, registered and most of our plants have been cleared for export. Phytosanitary Certificates can be obtained but will be charged for at cost. Complaints Every effort is made to name the plants correctly and supply them in good condition. Should you have any complaint with any plants supplied, please inform us in writing within 14 days of despatch. After this time, we can accept no responsibility. Liability for all plants supplied is limited to the purchase price paid for them. Purchase of our plants signifies acceptance of these conditions.

49 Name: Address: MUCH HADHAM, HERTS, SG10 6BU Tel : (01279) Fax : (01279) BLOCK CAPITALS PLEASE ORDER FORM Order No 2007 Received Paid Sent Delivery address, if different: Postcode: Tel: Quantity Plant Name Price Total PLEASE TURN OVER Carried Forward

50 Quantity Plant Name Price Total Brought Forward Substitutes: May we offer substitutes if a variety is out of stock? tick Discounts: Deduct 5% if Grand Total exceeds 100 Deduct 10% if Grand Total exceeds 300 Special Instructions? Grand Total Discount Postage/Delivery Final Total A. Please send by mail order: tick Postage & Packing: Mainland UK: 7.00 plus 10% of Grand Total N.Ireland: plus 10% of Grand Total Please charge to card no: Start Expiry Issue No Security No Parcel label: If out, please leave parcel B. I will collect from the show at: on: tick If no card details are given a pro-forma invoice will be sent (orders must be received in writing by the Monday of the week prior to the show) NB Not Chelsea Flower Show Payment on collection Administration charge: 2.00 C. I will collect from Hopleys on: tick Payment on collection Give date if known Minimum 2 days notice please D. Please deliver: tick All orders Please read our terms of business and keep a copy of your order. Please check that you have entered your name, address, postcode and telephone details. Please enclose a stamped and addressed envelope if you require an acknowledgement. Signature (only available for orders exceeding 500 to one address within 50 miles of Hopleys) Payment on delivery Delivery charge: Date Send to: Hopleys Plants Ltd, Much Hadham, Herts, SG10 6BU Thank you for your order

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