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Height: 1.8m Spread: 1.5m Smaller
than L.Olbia Rosea, this variety will revert back to the darker pink after a
few years. |
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Lavatera Maritima Height: 1.8m Spread: 1m Smaller
than L.Olbia Rosea, this new variety is very striking. |
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Lavatera Olbia Rosea Height: 2.4m Spread: 2m A
large shrub that is fairly short lived. Masses of flowers from July onwards
often flowering into December. |
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Lupin Dwarf Lulu Height: 60cm Spread: 50cm The
same stately flowers as its larger cousin, this variety only grows to about
2ft high. |
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Yellow
Loosestrife Height: 1m Spread: 60cm Masses
of yellow flowers in summer, will happily grow in dappled shade. |
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Height: 90cm Spread: 80cm Stunning
flowers up to 8” across, usually vivid orange but salmon coloured variety
also available. |
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Oenothera Evening
Primrose Height: 1m Spread: 60cm Stunning,
lemon/yellow flowers produced in abundance. |
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Osteospermum Penny Pink Height: 50cm Spread: 50cm A
tender perennial, producing far more blooms than its perennial relatives. |
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Osteospermum Sunny Lady Height: 50cm Spread: 50cm A
tender perennial, this plant is worth growing for its mass of strong coloured
blooms. |
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Height: 6m Spread: 1m The
only passion flower hardy enough to grow outside in this country. Feed well
to produce masses of flowers and fruits. |
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Passion Flower Pink Height: 6m Spread: 1m A
tender perennial climber that needs protection from frost. Grow in a pot so
that it can be moved under glass in winter. |
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Physallis Chinese Lanterns Height: 75cm Spread: 1m An
ideal plant for growing in light shade under trees etc. Flowers are useful for
drying. |
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Polemonium apricot Jacob’s
Ladder Height: 50cm Spread: 50cm An
unusual variety of this popular perennial. Will self seed freely. |
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Polemonium blue pearl Jacob’s
Ladder Height: 70cm Spread: 50cm The
popular blue variety that flowers freely throughout the summer. |
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Polygonum Height: 60cm Spread: 60cm This clump forming plant spreads quite quickly and is happy in very damp situations. |
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Pulmonaria Lungwort Height: 30cm Spread: 60cm Sometimes
called “soldiers and sailors” this plant is happy growing in shade. |
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Height: 80cm Spread: 60cm Similar
in appearance to rudbeckia, the purple flowers are set off by the raised,
central cone. Fully hardy. |
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Stag’s
horn sumach Height: 4m Spread: 2.5m Grown
for its rich leaf colour in autumn, this small tree sends up many suckers. |
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Rosemary Height: 1.2m Spread: 1m A culinary
herb used to flavour lamb dishes. Cut back regularly to stop this shrub from
getting too woody. |
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Rudbeckia Height: 60cm Spread: 40cm Usually
grown as an annual, this plant can survive mild winters in a sheltered spot. |
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Houseleeks Height: 15cm Spread: 12cm This
succulent prefers very dry conditions. Flowers are very unusual. |
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Senecio Height: 70cm Spread: 80cm Evergreen
shrub with silvery foliage and yellow flowers in summer. Cut back old shoots to
stop it getting too woody. |
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Spirea billardii Height: 1m Spread: 80cm Looks
a bit like a miniature buddleia, this shrub will grow in sun or shade. |
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Black-eye-susie Height: 1m Spread: 25cm Best
grown as an annual climber this plant is covered with masses of flowers. |
Last
updated 9th March 2002