New Woodland Plants
Hypolepis millifolium
From New Zealand fronds 50 x 15cm very divided with a bluish look and can take dry conditions. Can spread | Polypodium glycrrhiza 'Malatense Sterile'
A form of licorice fern or sweet root. a plant widely use by first nation peoples of the pacific north west. ... | Chelonopsis moschatus 'Album'
A white form of this Japanese woodlander, penstemon like flowers in late Summer and Autumn./ Betetr on a north wall in ... | ||
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Dryopteris affinis 'Cristata The King' AGM
A truly magnificent fern with splendid crests and arching fronds, said to be the 'King of the British Ferns'. In time, to 1.2m tall. Very effective in a pot against a north facing wall. Semi-evergreen.
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Dryopteris affinis AGM
The native golden scale male fern, tough and quite large growing. To 1m tall if not too dry. It will take very cold, dry situations and rather thrive on neglect once established. New fronds in Spring have golden russet scales which glow in the sunlight. Semi-evergreen.
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Geranium 'Red Admiral'
A new form with big, luscious, deep purply red flowers which keep coming all Summer, over greeny yellow foliage, floppy habit speading outwards (but not rooting) to create quite a sight.
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SPECIAL OFFER: Cyclamen coum AGM x 8 mixed 9cm pots
For naturalizing, established in 9cm pots, either white or pink flowers and a mixture of leaf forms. Fantastic value for money.
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Asplenium scolopendrium AGM
The native wild form of this easy and very useful evergreen fern. Strap shaped, long undivided fronds giving the plant it's common name Hart's (deer) Tongue fern. Grows better on alkaline to neutral soils. Happy in damp shade but also in dry shade once established. This fern works brilliantly with other ferns, hostas and bergenias.
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Saruma henryii
Very interesting woodlander from China, with yellow flowers in Spring and slightly felted leaves. Well illustrated in Dan Hinkleys book ("The Explorer's Garden").
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